Amarillo Globe front matter and advertising rates noted
The Amarillo Globe newspaper masthead lists publication details including founders, editors, and staff. It also shows subscription and distribution figures with monthly and yearly rates for by carrier and by mail, covering Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with Sunday editions and a Friday issue.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
BY Mail Daily and ‘Sunday
Oklahoma
New Merico
Hinterland label meets national policy talk in Indiana
The United States Chamber of Commerce announces its 1200 plus councilors will meet in West Baden, Indiana, October 15 to 18. The gathering marks the first national policy conference in the Middle West to hear regional business views on economic and legislative issues.
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Iowa
Albany
Nows
United States Chamber of Commerce
West Baden
Indiana
Middle West
Thomas H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Business Review
United States
New York
Central States
Amarillo must lure students to stay or quit leaving
Within weeks over a hundred Panhandle youths will depart Amarillo to attend colleges. The city offers only a high school education and has no local institution to continue advanced studies, prompting calls to attract or build a campus to keep graduates in Amarillo. A dollars and cents case is urged to seize the opportunity.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
Austin
Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Norman
Canyon
Lubbock
Rip Van Winkle of Old World asleep 70 years
A John Rylands librarian uncovers a Garshuni manuscript about Ebedmelech, once in Egypt or western Palestine, who slept seventy years in a cave after interceding for Jeremiah. The tale describes a three hour descent to a mire-filled dungeon, then a long sleep blessed by dew, sun, and rock shelter.
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Rip van Winkle
Manchester
England
Rip van Kinkle
A. Mingans
John Ryland
Ebedmelech
Egypt
Palestine
Mingana
Kurdistan
Zedekiah
Jeremiah
Ebemelech
Desert Cabin Trap With Two Held Prisoner
In a tense chase by night Slim is captured by Jared and Uncle Billy while Betty is freed from bonds. Jared subdues Slim, rescues Betty, and the group plans to head to Chicago as Betty fears Uncle Billy’s next move toward the captive. The trio rides into the moonlit desert toward town, leaving the cabin and danger behind for now.
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Slim
Betty
Billy
Jared
Worthy
Uncle Billy
Eddie
Jones
Chicago
Peg
King Features Syn., Inc
Rebuilt Jerusalem Returns, Jeremiah Reunited
A narrative recalls a survivor enduring winter and summer until Jerusalem is destroyed and rebuilt by God’s protection. Upon waking he finds the revived city and is united with Jeremiah. A fashion note follows describing a black satin evening gown with a molded silhouette and jeweled accents.
Barbs and Notes on Aviation and Elections
The assistant secretary of the navy in charge of aviation learns to fly, linking to President Coolidge’s remark that air service is being perfected. British scientists cite Darwin, and jokes about his many letters. Airplanes mistaken for submarines spark satire. Some sports writers regain prestige by spotting a golf star in Bobby Jones. Constitution Week notes amendments and college freshmen possibly not running in 1928.
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Bobby Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Bacterial Testing Underway on City Well Water
Water from all city wells was collected yesterday for bacterial analysis by city chemist W R McAdow. Tests to determine contamination will be completed this week. Regular bacterial testing continues in the distribution reservoir and at the wells.
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W. R. McAdow
McAdow
Cole to Austin for Long Rate Hearing
S. J. Cole head of the transportation department of the Amarillo Board of City Development left for Austin last night to attend a rate hearing before the Texas railroad commission. The hearing, affecting lumber glass and other commodities in this section will last a week.
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S. J. Cole
Transportation Department
Amarillo
Cubby the Bear Hides in the Cellar After Barn Search
Farmer Brown's Boy hunts Cubby across the farm after the little bear vanishes from the barn and tree. Despite checks through the barn, shed, henhouse, old orchard, and around the house, Cubby remains missing until the cellar door is found open and the bear slips inside unnoticed.
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Farmer Brown
Cubby
Green Forest
Mother Brown
Little Bear
T. W. Burgess
Clovis plans to storm fair on special day
A letter from Clovis chamber of commerce to Bob Emmett announces 4400 free tickets for Curry county students to Amarillo Tri-State exposition on Clovis day. Conservatively, Don Weatherford says Curry county crowds will set attendance records at the Amarillo festival.
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Curry County
New Mexico
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Clovis
Bob Emmett
Don Weatherford
Clovis Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Fair to Benefit From Low Santa Fe Round Trip
Mr and Mrs Dutch Vahue toured Carlsbad cavern as speakers urged citizens to attend the Tri State exposition. They noted Santa Fe will offer exceptionally low round trip rates from Clovis to Amarillo on the thirteenth and fourteenth, promising record support for this year’s Amarillo fair.
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Santa Fe
Clovis
Amarillo
Who Will Coolidge Support The Silent Third Term Question
Washington Sept 9 The impression grows that President Coolidge did not intend to announce a third term and will not openly back any rival. Reporters say he may still back the man Mellon supports, or be constrained by his own uncertain stance as Hoover Dawes and Lowden shift in Republican circles.
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Washington
Coolidge
Yes
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Kellogg
Mellon
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Jerusalem
God
Darwin
Sir Arthur Keith
M.D. LL
Constitution Week
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Thornton W. Burgess
Carolyn Wells
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Granny
Cal Coolidge
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Carlsbad Cavern
MR. Mellon
Rodney Dutcher
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