Amarillo Globe Masthead and Classified Rates
A transcription of the Amarillo Globe front matter noting publication details including founding date February 20, 1924 and pricing for daily and Sunday editions, different mail subscriptions, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Amarillo
Texas
Deer for the Pan Handle urged by game wardens
In the Kaibib forest this year fawn losses exceed 75 percent as larger deer strip foliage beyond fawn sight. Officials report vast deer numbers and urge corraling to stock Panhandle broken lands with shelter. Wardens in Arizona may grant permits, per Izaak Walton League President George Maggard.
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Xaibib Forest
Kaibib Forest
Panhandle
Arizona
George Maggard
The
Izaak Walton League
Misfortunes of Others Our Good Luck in Panhandle Weather
The Panhandle of Texas enjoys heavy rainfall while other U S regions face drought. A bumper crop of grain sorghums is expected as Kansas Missouri Illinois and Iowa suffer reduced corn. Wheat prospects look favorable with ideal soil moisture and widespread planting anticipated across the Panhandle and South Plains.
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Panhandle
Texas
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Plains Country
South Plains
Czechoslovak Coal Use Drops Threatening Mine Losses
Citizens in Czechoslovakia reduce coal consumption leading to financial losses for mine owners and workers as demand declines and mines face hardship.
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Czechoslovakia
Diary of a Modern Pepys In New York City
An extended diary entry recounts a day in New York with George Jean Nathan and Will Edlington, the bank visit, dinners with wife Justine, and observations on parasails for waiters. It notes a waiter abuse incident, a cough issue in theaters, and the author’s musings on borrowed books and a stamp stating a book was stolen.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
George Jean Nathan
Will Edrington
Nany
Jay Kaufman
Budapest
Central Park
Riverslde Drive
Broadway
Justine’s
Gotham
Tuesday Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Stations
Broadcast grid lists WEAF WHN WOR WGN WMC stations with varied programs including Maritana and Night with Nevin operas. Featured bands orchestras and soloists from Ross Gorman to Van Curler, with baseball scores and weather updates across cities from New York to Los Angeles.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Ross Gorman
The
Twins
Eveready Hour
Seven Seas
Jan Weber
William Hallyn
Wiy
Ambassador Trio
Zool
Georgia Minstrel Boys
Wors
Arrowhead Orchestra
WOR
Newark
Atlantic City
Woo
Philadelphia
Candeleri
WIP
Wei
WEAF
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAK
Pitsburgh
William Penn Orchestra
Uncle Kaybes
Weaf Wgoy
Echenectady
van Curler
Mildred Hilton
WEAT
Springfield
Belgyman
Carrie Goodell
Brunewick
WEEI
Boston
Big Brother Club
WRC
Washington
Shoreham Orchestra
Mayflower Orchestra
WMBF
Miamt Brach
WTIC
Hartford
Tfrances Nearing
Nevin
Wwd
Detroit
Weay Wcx-Wir
Sadio Orchestra
Goildkette
WTAM
Cleveland
Statler
WEAK
Vincent Percy
WLW
Cincinnati
Gene Johnson
Lyric
WSAL
WSAI
Margaret Lockwond
Henrietta Heinz
Mary Braun
Melba Addison
Ford Raine
Charles Stokes
WKRC
Maxim Kasetyluck
George Weber
Peta Mincowski
al Kircchner
Gene Perazzo
WLS
Chicago
Ralph Emerson
WLS Stri “Rlo
Overton
LaSallie Orchestra
Carl Broman
WQJ
KYW
Congress Orchestras
Homa Wgn
Skeezix
Bestor’s Orchestra
WIID
Mooseheart
Belmont Trio
KGO
Oakland
KCB
KPO
San Francisco
Ilinois
Seiger
Coakley
KAJ
Los Angeles
405
Hickman
Orchestra
KFI
Angeles
KGW
Portland
Multnomah
U.P
WCAP
WBAY
CNRE
CNRM
CNRO
CNRW
CNRT
WCBD
WSUI
WHAZ
Wos
WIL
WAHG
Claude Schools Open With Prospects For Many Pupils
Claude Kansas report notes teachers return from institute in Canyon and anticipate record enrollment for Claude high and grade schools. The building receives new desks and is well equipped with science, music and home economics departments. A Worthy community bus will replace the local school transport.
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Claude
Canyon
Claude High School
Fihe
Amarillo men to judge Deaf Smith county fair poultry
H W Duke and Karl J Curry of Amarillo will judge the Deaf Smith county fair poultry show set for September 18 and 19. White Leghorns are expected to dominate the event with strong county purity in this breed. The county reportedly has more pure bred chickens than any other in West Texas.
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W. Duke
Karl J. Curry
Amarillo
Deaf Smith County
West
Texas
Thin Ice melodrama of Rose seeks love and money
Rosalind Nash leaves stenography for cabaret work and clashes with roommate Madeline Browning. Jack Armstrong loves Rose and asks Madeline to marry him while Rose flirts with Nicky Blake for wealth. Nicky reveals money is her motive, Alien Norris offers a real office job, and Rose ends unhappy returning to her start as Jack and Madeline plan to go to Europe.
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Rosalind Nash
Madeline Browning
Jack Armstrong
Rose
Madeline
Nicky Blake
Nicky Drews
Alien Norris
Jack
Europe
Rosalind’s Envy and a Sailor’s Love Transform a Girl
In Hazel Devo Batchelor’s prose a woman named Rosalind watches Madeline depart with a lover to unknown lands. Rosalind envies love more than money, her own mood softening as she dictates letters in Allen Norris’s office. A hinted romance and shifting feelings drive the afternoon’s quiet drama.
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Madeline
Othe Valley
Rosalind
Rosland
Allen Norris
Allen
Vague Dreams About Love On A Spring Day
Rosalind grapples with unclear feelings as love questions swirl among Madeline Jack and Dorothy Richards. She wonders if she is capable of love as Jack and Madeline prepare to sail for Europe, imagining a voyage with someone she adores.
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Rosalind
Madeline
Jack
Dorothy Richards
Dorothy
Tony
Nicky
Alvin Rives
Europe
Allen Norris
Rose
Tomagine
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