Our Big Mill
Forward Amarillo, the Great West Mill and Elevator company, under G A Barlow and Clyde Smith, runs day and night to meet demand. The piece urges support for home industries, noting most Amarillo flour is produced from Panhandle wheat and promotes buying locally to boost employment and city growth.
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Amarillo
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
G. A. Barlow
Clyde Smith
Great West Mill Elevator Company
Panhandle
Amarilla
Plea for Support of WDAG Broadcasting Station
Amarillo radio WDAG will suspend programs until owner J J Martin secures sponsorship from local clubs or a business. The halt stems from American Telegraph and Telephone Co patent fees of about 500 dollars. Martin says WDAG has nationwide reach and asks clubs to keep the station alive for Amarillo advertising value.
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Amarillo
WDAG
J. J. Martin
American Telegraph & Taephone Company
Martin
Radio Program Schedule By City On September Fourth
A dense list of radio stations across the nation details hourly and half hour programs from Chicago to Los Angeles. Entries specify orchestras soloists talks and variety programs with times and station call letters noting time zone differences and daylight saving adjustments.
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KYW
Chicago
Nowa
Joaka Delabary
C Morria
Menkes
Plantat
Heme
Pregram Wwaq
Chicago Theater Organ
la Salle Orchestra
WQS
Dialph Willlamne
Ralph Willamunthchestra
WEBH
KGO
Oakland
KLX
Oak
Doroethy Tish
Hazel Hunter
Evelyn Previati
George H. Hunt
Helen Merchant
Dean Scott Donaldson
American Theater Orchestra
Clement Barter
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Seiver
KHJ
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
AFI
Aeolian
Owen Fallon
Marguerite Zender
Colatura
Wendall Hall
Coroanut Grove Orchestra
KGW
Portland
The
Hoot Owls
The Tactless Texan and Prairie Tales
A narrator jests about reader votes for The Globe and town names like Twittie while sharing rambling Texas anecdotes. He recalls a self referential grandfather paradox, hunting memories of prairie chickens and cotton tails, and a recruiting officer in Amarillo seeking aviators amid a fragmented ending.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Chicago Stations
A dense listing of nightly programing across Chicago stations KYW WMAQ and WE W B plus others detailing orchestra performances talk segments and concerts. Notable acts include Me Jdeska DeHabary Orchestra Ralph Williams Orchestra and Jack Chapman's Orchestra with various vocalists and entertainers. entries note times and stations with several regional listings and references to Daylight Saving Time adjustments.
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KYW
Chicago
Jdeska DeHabary
WMAQ
Chicago Theater Organ
la Salle Orchestra
Wqd
Ralph Williams
Manuel Rodriguez
le Butler
Paul Lougher
Safety Razor Blades Sharp at Russell's Jewelry Store
We sharpen all kinds of safety razor blades at Russell's Jewelry Store located at 123 East Fifth Street. The service promises precise sharpening for a wide range of blade types.
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Russell’s Jewelry Store
East Fifth St
Amarillo club member seeks minister for return thanks
A Half Minute Interview with L. A. Kerr quotes a local Amarillo club member who asked a minister to give thanks again, referring to the request as the “bene diction.” The remark highlights social etiquette expectations among community leaders without naming the minister.
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L. A
Atlantic liner mood drifts with foggy voyage tales
On the Atlantic September 3 a dense fog muted the sun as travelers settled in the lounge. The writer recounts passengers including John McK Bowman and a discussion of liners and fashion, with reflections on old days and light anecdotes about marriage and driving.
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Atlantic
Minneapolis
King Tut
London
New York
Pittsburgh
John McK. Bowman
Gotham
Reflections Aboard a Liner Across a Month at Sea
Walter C. Irvin recalls returning from a Colorado trip after a thirty day voyage away from Amarillo. Dr. J. D. Landr comments on the heat and uniforms while sharing liner life notes from deck sports to the bow look-out. Found items listed include a silver cigarette case and seven novels.
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Walter C. Irvin
Colorado
Amarillo
MecNagight Syndicate, Inc
A Negro Dialect Poem About The South’s Plenty
The speaker writes of leaving to friends at the Rotary Club, praising the South as a land of cotton, maize, and grain. He envisions growing melons and yams, increasing cattle and hogs, and abundant rain from the Lord. The poem closes with a plea for less sand and more prosperity. H. A. Nobles.
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H. A. Nobles
Attempt to remove picture from Edwards case bungle
A report notes an attempt to remove a picture from the Edwards case the other night, failing to yield the door. Misses Ray Bell and Dorothy Miller of Clarendon were present yesterday.
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Edwards
Ray Bell
Dorothy Miller
Clarendon
Amarillo Quick Tire Service Ad Opens Sundays
Gas oil and quick tire service offered at 1400 West 6th. Casings tubes and other accessories available. Open Sundays.
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Amarillo
1400 West 6Th
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