Colonel Ernest O. Thompson Elevates Amarillo Development
The Amarillo Globe salutes Colonel Ernest O. Thompson as a staunch Amarillo booster. His leadership built the Amarillo Tri-State fair, organized trade trips, financed the eight story Amarillo Office Building, and supported a new hotel. His loyalty and enterprise are credited with making Amarillo a livelier city.
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Ernest Thompson
Ernest O. Thompson
Amarillo
Colonel Thompson
New York City
Kansas City
Thompson
Board of
Large Pet Display Promised at Amarillo Exposition
The Amarillo Tri-State exposition pet stock department will be far larger than in past fairs says W A Fowler superintendent. He notes many rabbits entered and other pets such as squirrels and raccoons are being entered. Pets not listed in the catalog may be shown and a place in the prize list will be made if possible.
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Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
W. A. Fowler
Wests
Texas State Teachers College
J. A. Hill
Pil Fe
Hill
Amarillo
Navy resumes recruiting in Amarillo office
The United States Navy recruiting office in the Federal Building room 346 has resumed recruiting and announces vacancies in all branches. Only men of excellent character who can produce references need apply, states the local recruiting officer.
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United States Navy
Federal Building
New York Day by Day: Broadway Buzz and Personalities
A lively 1925 chronicle of New York sights and social scenes. Jotted vignettes include dancing schools 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. episodes, models, entertainers, shops, a moving sidewalk question, and a silent barber debate. Notable mentions: Monta Bell, Anita Loos, Eddie Cantor, Ross Gorman, and Harrison Grey Fiske.
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New York
Kamehatka
Ross Gorman
Eddie Cantor
Anita Loos
Monta Bell's
Wayman Adams
Harrison Grey Fiske
Namie
Minnie
42Nd Street
Radio Programming Highlights Across U S Cities
United Press compiled schedule lists evening and Sunday radio programs for stations in New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities. Listings include orchestras bands programs weather reports Sunday services and church programs with times ranging from early afternoon to late night.
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United Press
WEAF
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
United States Army
Vincent Lopez
Wid
Nathan Abas
Josephine Evans
Contraltews
Concer
Army
Kaecita
WNYC
Pollee Aarme
Wons
Warner Theater
Casino Orchestra
WPG
Atlantic City
Traymore Orchestra
Chalfonte Haddon
Wiip
Philadelpria
WIP
C. Artials
Pittsurgh
Westing
Pittsburgh Press
Wiliam Penn
Unels Jaybee
Vanturler
WOR
Blffalo
United States Army Band
CKCL
Toronto
CNRO
Ottawa
Ancele Dick
Chateau Laurier
U.P
Capitol Theater
Wiz
Radio Forum
Athan Abas
Jan Weber
Godfrey Ludlow
Brooklyn
Ambasador Orchestra
Asbury M. EB
WOO
Philadelphia
WCAK
Pittsburgh
People’s Radio Forum
William Penn Orchestra
WGY
Schenectady
WJZ
WGR
Buffalo
WJAR
Providence
WEES
Boston
WCTS
Worcester
Amarillo’s North Suburban Boom Sparks Growth
Amarillo rapid suburban development along the North highway with over thirty buildings in a year near River Road school. Homes gain gas electric service from main lines, while gardens dairies and small farms spread across the area. The Oasis hosts an open air pool and dance floor attracting residents. Local Realtors predict continued expansion in coming years.
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Amarillo
River Road
Thwarted Romance and Cabaret Scandal in Rosalind Nash Tale
Rosalind Nash quits her stenographer job for cabaret life at Club Tivoli and rejects Jack Armstrong’s marriage offer. She drifts with a wild set, chases wealth with Nicky Blake, and later pursues Allen Norris, only to realize love for her employer. Remorse follows as she contemplates facing Nicky and the consequences of her choices.
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Rosalind Nash
Jack Armstrong
Jack
Madeline Browning
Rosalind
Nicky Blake
Allen Norris
the Tivoli
Madeline
Europe
Nicky
Gayety
Allen
Tivoli
Allen Norris Arrives Unannounced at Rosalind’s Door
Rosalind waits for Nicky’s promised call but Allen Norris appears instead causing tension. She debates confessing the truth as she contends with anxiety over Nicky and the Tivoli night. Tomorrow: Allen Speaks.
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Amarillo Globe
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
Associated Press
Telephones News Department
Business Department
BY Mail Daily
Oklahoma
New Mexico
U. S. Navy
Ten Commandments
Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor Street
O. O. McIntyre
Broadway
Park Avenue
McNaught Syndicate
Tne. Hilt
Canyon
Carrie M. Hitchcock Carver
Tyler
Willie
Snock
A. O. Walker
WRO
Washington
Binner
Admiral Benson
Crandall
WMBF
Miami Beach
Orestra
Goldkerles Serenaders
WTAM
Cleveland
Siatier
Wilson
Ev Jones
Wlyn
Cincinnati
WLW
WSAT
Bextette
Sololata
WER
McKay
WLS
Chicago
WMAQ
Dan Pratt
Skylark
KYW
Congress
WCCO
Minneapolis-St
Pall
Desbourn
Erixson
Louisville
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Art Gillham
LeClaire
KSD
ST. Louis
Grand Central Theater
WDAF
Kansas
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School of the Air
Sishtnaawk Frolic Woaw
Omaha
Uaito
Mot Springs
Sport Review
Capt
Carson
Ray Mullins
WIAA
Dallas
lKed Hussars
Adolphus Orchestra
KOA
Denver
KGO
Oakland
Blanco
Halsteads
KPO
San Francisco
Coakley
KHJ
Los Angeles
Musicré
Hickiman
Lost Angels
KFI
Muastcal
Radio Club
Fralic
CFCA
Bloor Street
Walmer Road
Calsed
WCAP
WWI
Detroit
St. Paul's Cathedral
Wear
Esberger
WERE
McHkays
WGN
WGN Singere and Ensemble
lTalph Emerson
Little Brown Church
Wisd
Mooseheart
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Hous of Hope
WCRD
FION
Zion
Quartcus
WHAS
Mtrist
Little Symphony
WHO
Des Moines
University Church
Reese Hughes
Jefferson City
Ccity
WOAW
KTHS
Hot Spring
Central Methodist Church
Lawson Reid
WFAA
Pallas
Broadcas
Augustana Church
Sol
Nusic
fHaseball
Palace Concert Orchestra
KAJ
KGW
Portland
REAL
Teety Es
Mito Wa Prompt. Service
Walone Lines
Pampa
Amaril O
Amariillo Stores
Panhandle—Ellis Drug Store
Whit Deer—Star Drug Store
Pama—Pampa Drug Co
By Hazel Devo Batchelor
Public Letter Company
Her
Western Bldg
Rezi Up
Finkler Electric CO
Polk Street
Oliver Drug Co
Oliver
Mrs. Winnette de Grassi Jr
Jefferson Street
Union Stage Depot
Chiropratic
F. Bromert
Bay Service
South
International Travelers Association
P. Elliott
Ray Bynum Bldg
Liberty
Benedents
Smilar
Sion
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