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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1924
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists subscription prices for the Amarillo edition with daily and Sunday options. Rates include weekly and monthly plans in the city and via mail to Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, noting carrier and mail pricing variants.
Sunday, September 28, 1924 Brisbane, famed as The Globe columnist, is described as a multi millionaire, earning about 750000 annually from writing. He began as a harsh critic of capitalists but now blends parlor socialist views with belief that masses cannot implement advanced self government.
The piece reports 71 dogs, mostly setters and pointers, poisoned in a Texas city, with a reward of 8500 offered for suspects. It argues against keeping dogs in towns and urges sending valued dogs to the country to avoid cruel and dangerous acts.
A long list of radio program schedules for Chicago and other cities, detailing church services, concerts, and broadcasts on various stations along with brief local notices about people visiting fairs, a missing child incident, and residents in Plainview and San Jacinto.
Hillcrest sharpshooters swept the Amarillo Country Club second tournament, winning team and individual championships, driving contest, and setting records. The event drained the crowd and left the club with its remaining house as Hillcrest posted top scores and an overall low tournament average.
New York Day by Day recounts a transatlantic voyage back to New York. The writer observes European decline and American prosperity, comments on Russian refugees, mentions Fanny Hurst and Nancy Blair, and notes social trends and overheard conversations on board.
A Amarillo mother questions a Globe item about a six year old traveling alone from Wichita Falls to Phoenix. The Tri-State fair carnival features a 691 pound fat test man who formerly served as Collin county sheriff. Old Jimmy the Leviathan steward travels with Mark Twain letters and Spanish bull fighter guests share romantic legends.
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