Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and postal status as second class matter with publication evenings and Sunday morning. It lists subscription rates by mail and local options for Texas and Oklahoma readers.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillos Globe Publishing Company
Fast Fifth Street
Seaeed
Mail Daily
Tn Tevas
Oklahoma
LSORS
Forward Amarillo poised for rapid growth says Carter
In Amarillo a banquet honored Dorset Carter for building the Pan Tex pipeline. He forecast that Amarillo will become a city so fast many residents will miss the opportunities now. Prax Oil and Gas plans and Prairie Oil and Gas investments underpin a rising gas field, refineries, and industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Dorset Carter
Carter
Amarilloy
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Nelson K. Moody
Independence Kan
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Moody
H. M. Brown
General Manor
Amarillo Gas Company
Prairie Company
Industrie
United States
Sunday Radio Schedule Across Cities
A scanned Sunday broadcast list shows church services, concerts, and studio programs across stations in Chicago St Louis Omaha Davenport and other cities with times mainly in CST and PST notes. The listing includes Ralph Williams Orchestra Grae Lutheran Church Palmer Radio Orchestra and various church services and sacred concert programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KWY
Chicago
Chrysostom
Was
Ralph Willamea
WGN
Ralph Barton
WEBH
WCSD
Zion
Fibie School
Ion Orchestra
Ziomiat
WHAS
Louisville
Broadway Baptist Church
K&d
ST. Louis
WOAW
Omaba
Grae Lutheran Church
WOC
Davenport
Epivening
Palmer Radio Orchestra
WOS
Jefferson City
Presbyterian Church
WDAF
Kansas City
WHR
Wsh
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
Wesley Memorial Church
WFAA
Dalilas
Leo
Pacific Coast Standard Tide
KGO
Oakland
First Mo Hi
Little Symphony Orchemhrt
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Setzer
Kes
Los Angeles
Kill
aArt Hickman
Arthur Blakeley
Angeles
Church Federation
Metropolitan Theater
Ambassador
KOW
Portland
Tactless Texan.memoir of a banquet speaker and a comic tale
A banqu et anecdote recounts a speaker claiming Panhandle whites are the most numerous, shared with jokes about ancestry, language, and a wife. The narrator describes mixed blood, flat feet, and a liquor mishap ending with a visit to doctors. Safety First Week note closes the piece with railroad concern.
Paris Observations on Lovers and Laughter in Sight
Paris dispatch notes casual public displays of affection along the Champs Elysées and cafes. It contrasts French restraint with American women smoking, mentions Celeste of the Madeleine in the demi monde, and closes with a light anecdote about a burglar and the motto Safety First.
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Paris
Champs-Elysees Park
America
New York
Celeste of the
O. W
Here There and Everywhere in Panhandle and Paris
Local notes list residents visiting Amarillo and Canyon areas, illnesses, and events. Edits mention Edith Smith in Slaton, Cleo Hendricks in Memphis, Griffin in Plainview, and others. A road accident in Montmartre and French social life are described with observer comments. Copyrighted 1924 by McN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Cleef
Panhandle
Edith Smith
Slaton
T. L. Davis
Lincoln Street
Ralph Burnett
Hereford
Amarillo
Cleo Hendricks
Memphis
Mead Griffin
Plainview
Walter Cobb
Canyon
Northwest Texas Hospital
Henry Nobles
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THE
Amarillo Globe
Telephones News Department
Rustiness Tenariment
Eee
Central Dayliehd
Tack
River Drug Co
Lth
Taylor
Suroot
H. E. Hertner & Son
East Fourth Street
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
First National Bank
Amarillo Junk CO
5Th and
Washington Streets
O Mcintyre
W. O. Kritsinger
Fillmore
Robbie Schaefer
G. W. Schaefer
Jackson Street
Aline Huffhines
Pierce Street
Montmartre
United States Lines
Nandit Syndicate
Miss Matter
M’clarkin
Jackson
Louisiana
San Jacinto
1400 West
Pete
Adler Collegians
JOE Killough & CO
J. E. Jeffress Co
Fifth Street
Drs. Younger & Younger
Smith Building
Western Building
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