Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Rates 1927
Publication data for Amarillo Globe News dated September 14, 1927 includes founding date February 20, 1924, second class matter status, publisher and editor names Gene Lowe and Wilbur C. Hawk, and circulation and subscription rates for Amarillo by carrier and mail. Also notes cooperation with Amarillo Daily News and Associated Press affiliation.
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Ee Eres
Rillo
Texas
Gene Lowe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Deaf Smith County Triumph At Tri State Fair Agriculture Exhibit
Deaf Smith wins first prize at the Tri State fair for its agricultural exhibit. The Panhandle Plains counties show diversification with no crop dependence, signaling strong agricultural potential for the region. The Amarillo library proposal urges city support to expand cultural life and capitalize on library gains.
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Deaf Smith
Deaf Smith County
Tri-State
Texas
Southwest
Panhandle
Panhandle-Plains
Amarillo
City Commission
Every Man On Time At New York Public Library Meeting
The trustees of the New York Public Library held their monthly meeting at 4 o'clock with chairs filled. Notables present included Lewis Cass Ledyard Cardinal Hayes J P Morgan Payne Whitney George F Baker Jr Elihu Root Vincent Astor Henry Walters and several legal and engineering figures. Whitney read the committee report as chairman.
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Lewis Cass Ledyard
Cardinal Hayes
J. P. Morgan
Payne Whitney
George F. Baker, Jr
Elihu Root
Vincent Astor
Henry Walters
William Barclay Parsons
Supreme Court
Morgan J. O’brien
Samuel Greenbaum
John G. Milburn
Frank L. Polk
Ledyard
Whitney
New York Public Library
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
A country bumpkin narrator repeatedly courts Molly through consecutive nights, failing to speak his plan until a decisive Sunday when he stubbornly asks if she smells a rat, despite his growing boldness. The tale relies on humor and bashfulness to explore romantic pursuit.
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Carolyn Wells
Molly
Hoover poised as likely Republican standard bearer in 1928
The piece notes Herbert Hoover emerging as a leading figure for the 1928 Republican presidential nomination. It cites his wartime Food Administration work, relief efforts in Europe, and cross party admiration, with Calvin Coolidge rumored to favor his cabinet position as a factor in a potential candidacy.
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Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Stacles
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
White House
Warren G. Harding
America
Commerce
Coolidge
Jardine Considered for Florida Citrus Marketing Post
Secretary Jardine would not comment on a reported offer to take active management of a proposed Florida state wide citrus marketing cooperative. The offer, said to include a salary, came from Earl Wirt and C Commander of the Florida Citrus Fruit Growers Exchange and would require Jardine’s resignation from the cabinet if accepted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jardine
Co-Operative Citrus Fruit Marketing Association
Florida
Earl Wirt
Florida Citrus Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Betty Finds Work Search Narrowed to Dish Washer Job
Betty, newly dressed after a cold plunge, faces a harsh job market in a city. She is turned away by clerks and men who question her experience, struggles with hunger, and finally notices a dishwasher posting while pondering her precarious future.
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Betty
Jared
Tor
Betty Takes Dish Duty at the Diner
Betty agrees to wash dishes for fifteen dollars a week and meals, then laboriously tackles a huge pile of dishes under watchful eyes. A smirking busboy and a saucy diner crowd pepper the scene as she works, exhausted but determined, with the story set to continue.
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Tom
Betty
Cutie
King Features Syn., Inc
Maine Women Lead Two Beautification Campaigns in Camden and Augusta
In Camden and Augusta Maine two Beautiful campaigns spurred town improvements. Mrs Blaine Wiles directed Augusta efforts and Camden Garden club oversaw Camden. Cash prizes from Edward W Bok and his wife awarded in Camden Opera House. Governor Brewster and party guests attended Lindenwood hosted by Cyrus H Curtis at their summer home.
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US International News Service
Camden
Maine
Augusta
Blaine Wiles
Edward W. Bok
Camden Garden Club
Opera House
Bok
Philadelphia
Ralph O. Brewster
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Lindenwood
Frigidaire Exhibit Draws Big Crowd At Fair
The Southwestern Public Service Co and Ed Enochs showcase electric refrigerators drawing large crowds. Enochs notes home comfort sparks broad interest as Frigidaire debuts a low priced model developed with General Motors researchers. He stresses electric refrigeration protects family food and promotes health.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Ed Enochs
Frigidaire
General Motors Research
Enochs
French Vegetarian Marriage Bureau Encourages Veggie Weddings
Paris reports the French Society of Vegetarians has launched a marriage bureau to pair couples who love vegetables. Officials say marriages should be between lovers of vegetables, not when their daily diet causes disputes.
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Paris
French Society of Vegetarians
Cubby Tracks Molasses Hide and Seek Chase
In Burgess tale Cubby eludes Farmer Brown as a molasses mess slows pursuit. The trio discovers syrupy wreckage in the preserve cellar and Cubby’s quick dash to the kitchen fuels a sticky chase through the Green Forest. Farmer Brown vows to return Cubby to his forest home.
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Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Green Forest
Cubby
Farmer Browns
T. W. Burgess
Branding Fowls to Fight Chicken Thievery in Kansas
Poultry raisers in Kansas turn to owner initials branded on fowls as a theft deterrent. Hundreds of fire brands are being made and registered with the farm bureau to prove ownership quickly. Experts say individual brands on each chick would hinder illegal disposal and aid identification if meats reach restaurants.
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International News Service
Washington
Kan
Farm Bureau
Gossiping Bits From The Town And World
A string of humorous asides covers chewing gum habits a juries joke milk grafts in New York and a jab at jazz credit. It notes a thief eluding thirty policemen in a department store and quips on women police. Chicago Mayor Thompson seeks a Republican nominee with a Buckingham Palace stinger. Mussolini’s stay and Pisa tower are lightly mocked.
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Thompson
Chicago
Republican Party
Buckingham Palace
Missouri Sheriff Goes After Beaver
Bates County Sheriff Bert Bradley travels to Tulsa to seize Harlan Beaver, arrested over the Rich Hill bank robbery last week that left cashier R L Jones shot in the abdomen.
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Associated Press
Fort Scott
Kan
Bert Bradley
Bates County
Missouri
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Harlan Beaver
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Rich Hill
R. L. Jones
White House Roof Garden Adds Third Floor and Balcony Space
Article notes major renovations funded at 375000 dollars expanding the White House from two to three stories. A new roof supports a roof garden for dances or open air sleeping with a view of the grounds and Potomac river. Second floor remains Mr and Mrs Coolidge living area with limited access.
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Washington
Sept
White House
Presidential Mansion
Rapid City
Coolidge
Treasury
Potomac Park System
Potomac River
Red Room
Green
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Kansas
New York
Mussolini
Pisa
Beaver
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