Publication Notice From The Newa-Globe Board of Censors
Notice to the public lists West Izzard Paul Ailingham N OD Bartlett grade Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs abb Lewis Nordyke Joe and Charley Underwood as subjects in a publication oversight by The Newa-Globe board of censors.
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Newa-Globe Board of Censors
West Izzard
Paul Ailingham
OD Bartlett
Sarah Winter
Abb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe
Charley Underwood
The Big Snake Ranch Nixes Rattlers in Quiet Front
The wind roars as a Monday Norther reduces activity at The Big Snake Ranch with rattlesnakes reportedly hiding. Local observers hope this storm ends the spring cluster.
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Big Snake
A Quiet Vision of an Elderly Era
The speaker expresses a longing for a calm serene old age a personal vacation from worry and responsibility. They seek dignity and distinguishment as guiding aims for their later years in a reflective thoughtful tone.
Aging Voice Sees Life’s Turning Point and New Pups
The speaker reflects on fate and long-held expectations while caring for a pregnant dog. They note turning seventy and anticipate a major event this week as the dog is about to give birth to a litter of pointer puppies, marking a significant personal moment.
Princess the Fat Dog and Her Special Milk Diet
A ranch diary notes Princess, a fat dog, who expects much from her caretaker. The narrator serves as her dietician and must pasteurize a quart of milk daily since she refuses plain milk available on the ranch. This is stated as the speaker’s truth.
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Princess
Delivery Bassinet for Princess Promised by Mrs Detrixhe
Mrs. George Detrixhe visited and started a delivery bassinet for Princess to be decorated with pink ribbons. She offered to sit up with Princess later in the week but acknowledges she should not impose. She notes women know more about these matters and that there is a limit to imposing on others.
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George Detrixhe
Princess
Joyce Cooper
Lincoln
Amarillo
Frank Edwards
West Ninth
E & Margaret Garcia
East Sixth
Princess’s Happy Yet Winding Path Through Illness
A dog owner reflects on Princess’s contentment amid her mobility limits. The dog remains fed, vocal, and playful, with a daily mile walk planned to maintain comfort and exercise until the end. The writer ponders whether animal behavior is driven by instinct or perception of future events.
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Princess
Princess and Her First Pups Highlight Care and Distemper Risk
A 7 year old Princess is expected to have her first litter but her age prompts careful care and avoidance of kenneling. The breeder recalls Nellie, Princess’s dam, who produced 11 puppies that all died within three weeks due to distemper in nearby dogs.
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Princess
Nellie
Princess the Greatest Quail Dog of Fifty Years
A breeder recounts training and lineage of dogs including Nellie Amos and Village Boy bloodlines. He praises Princess and her brother Butch as premier quail dogs, claims high praise from a top trainer and notes the $600 price for Amos. The piece highlights hunting instincts, temperament, and loyalty.
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Amos
Nellie
Princess
Butch
Joe Knittel
Tack’s view on field trial pointers harms bird dog quality
The author cites Tack and leading authorities to warn that pointers bred for field trials are inbred and prone to distemper. He argues these dogs are trained to run like greyhounds for multi millionaire horse show style exhibitions, making them impractical for ordinary bird shooting.
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Tack
Field trial dogs lose value for the average buyer
A writer warns that many field trial dogs are unsuitable for ordinary owners. The piece argues that buying champion bred dogs often yields pets with excessive hunting backgrounds and limited suitability for house life, noting field trial dogs are trained to hunt for two hours.
Dog Racing and Field Trials in the Panhandle
A rancher describes breeding bird dogs for endurance and nose over flashy speed. Two hour field runs, dog handling, and replacements illustrate the reality of hunting dogs. He values steady, all day performance and questions the value of papers and lineage.
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Panhandle
Confidential tip praises crossbreeding for vitality in dogs
A field trial authority advises introducing a cross of terrier or country spaniel into pointers and then back to the pointer line. He claims two litters will erase look differences, boosting vitality, strength, intelligence, and noses while reducing temperamental diseases, at the cost of some speed. The English have long practiced such crossings to restore vitality.
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United States
Rufus the six month old pointer draws $350 bid
Captain Moseley’s Tack strain dog Rufus, six months old last fall, pointed singles and bunches and backed. An Amarillo sportsman offered $350 after one performance. Rufus reportedly lost temper last week despite a permanent distemper shot. The piece notes distemper remains rampant in pointers and worsens with inbreeding.
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Moseley
Rufus
Cap
Amarillo
Dog quotes confession of simpleton owner and dogs
A speaker apologizes for starting, claims ignorance, and describes themselves as a harmless screwball who loves their dogs. They insist the dogs suit them, and they take pleasure in that fact.
Pups Bassinet Under Construction Amid Personal Preparations
The speaker notes suspending a planned topic for tomorrow while focusing on a bassinet being made for the pups. They also prepare themselves mentally and emotionally for an upcoming ordeal.
Nighttime Cabin Thoughts From a Quirky Narrator
A lone writer muses on nature and survival in the deep night. The voice recalls present risks and asks what to do alone in a remote cabin while reflecting on odd animal behavior and personal foibles. The text weaves humor with a wary glance at daily routines and a dismissive jab at “Old Tack.”
Missing billfold with key ring reading Revival Tabernacle
Lost on Fifth and Austin and West Rd. Contains pictures and a key ring with the message I bought a block for the Revival Tabernacle. If found, please call 3-1996. I will come for it. Reward or safe return requested.
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Revival Tabernacle
Fifth and
Austin and West Rd
Lost red leather billfold with bank book and SS card
Personal notice from Dovie Tripp reporting loss of a red leather billfold containing a bank book and Social Security card. The SS card shows address in Paulsbo, Washington. Finder may keep. contact 3400 Van Buren St or call 3-6540.
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Paulsbo
Washington
van Buren St
Dovie Tripp
Spitz Puppies Wanted White Male Call 3 2697
Mrs R W Lilly seeks an owner or breeder with Spitz puppies. Wants a white male and asks interested parties to call 3 2697. Includes contact brief and name.
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Tack
R. W. Lilly
Frisky Kittens Up for Adoption Seek Kind Homes
Gear Tack asks for good homes for several frisky kittens available for adoption. Applicants should provide kind treatment and call 2-8594 after 4:30 PM to express interest or arrange a visit.
Wanted: Couple offers paper hanging service
A couple seeks to do wallpaper hanging and related work. They promise reasonable rates and can furnish references. Free estimates gladly given. Phone 3-7296.
Boys Want Work Dear Tack
Two boys seek any kind of employment and express steady willingness and aptitude. They are eager to learn and can be reached at the phone number 2-2581, listing Rene Guette and Eugene Isley as contacts.
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Rene Guyette
Eugene Isley
Widow Seeks Employment After Loss
A widow states she is in need of work and seeks employment opportunities. She outlines her readiness to take on tasks and contribute despite recent hardship. She invites employers to contact her with suitable positions.
Women consider judo course for self defense in Amarillo
The Globe polls residents on a potential female judo self defense course. Virginia Bailey favors police protection and readiness, while Joyce Cooper and others see value but question practicality and local need. Concerns include crime, police strength, femininity, and regional relevance.
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Amarillo
Mrs Minnie Beebe Seeks Day Care Help for Family
Practical nursing candidate offers daytime care for children or elderly couple. Has own home and cannot stay nights. Contact numbers 3-0438 or 2-1444 for arrangements.
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Minnie Beebe
Local Money Lost Reward Notice
Saturday evening about 3 o'clock a plain white envelope containing 170 dollars including a fifty and six twenties was lost with no identification. The money was for an emergency and a finder will receive a nice reward if they call 6990.
Glove Missing After Shopping Day In April
Mrs Henry seeks lost red gloves in a townwide search. She lists multiple sightings and asks the finder to call 5123rd at 605 North Pierce to return them.
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Tack
Em. Slad
Queen Bess Coupon Request for Silverware Pickup
Mrs Moore asks collectors to save Queen Bess coupons for her silverware project. She requests anyone not using them to contact her at 7792 or 2 9654 and arrange pickup, aiming to gather as many as possible.
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Queen Bess
Bulldog Lost Berry finds home after stray alert
A one year old Boston dog named Bulldog strayed from Sixteenth Avenue on Sunday April 16. He has a blazed white forehead a white neck and front paws with the rest of his body black. Owners seek information to reunite.
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Bulldog
Tack
Boston
Sixteenth Avenue
Black Bear Delivers Triplets at Sherman Park Zoo
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan on April 26 a black bear at Sherman Park Zoo gave birth to triplets. Conservation officer Alex McLane notes such triplet births are rare. The mother keeps the cubs in her cave and they likely weighed about 9 ounces at birth, with fall weights near 70 pounds.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Sherman Park Zoo
Alex McLane
Missing dog Trigger seeks whereabouts
A reader from 516 West Sixteenth requests information about a dog named Trigger also called Hogany. Contact phone 27858 for details on the whereabouts of the pet.
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Hogany
Trigger
Childcare request for 2 month old by working mother
A working mother seeks a daytime companion for her 2 month old son. The request notes the mother’s need for daytime care and provides a contact phone number 582 for follow up.
Sylvia Dale Seeks Housekeeping and Café Roles
Sylvia Dale 207 Monroe seeks employment in maid work housekeeping or hotel maid with cooking and dishwashing experience. Ready to provide strong references and contact details upon request.
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Sylvia Dale
Monroe
Will do ironing in my own home in city area
Mrs Carl W Wamsley offers ironing services at her home located 1105 North Grant, available for ironing by the piece but not curtains, contact via phone 26147.
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Tack
Carl W. Wamsley
North Grant
Rag rags and treadle machine offered for pickup
Short notice classified item offering rag rags for someone to craft rag rags on the halves and the lower part of a treadle machine, free to whomever comes to collect. Interested parties should call 2-1424.
Young Applicants Seek Steady Work Now
A pair of 16 year olds urgently seek employment opportunities. They request a steady job if available and provide a contact phone number 33963 for potential employers to reach them.
Bull dog found, cared for until owner calls
A small bull dog arrived at a residence and will be cared for until the owner, tied to contact 29388, retrieves her. Mrs. Rone is the noting party.
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Tack
Rone
Does Ironing Help Me Get Tasks Done Today
A person asks for household ironing assistance and provides an address at 820 North Seminole and a partial phone number 36404. The note includes the name Mrs Finchum and requests help organizing ironing chores. The message reads as a casual home request rather than a formal notice.
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Tack
North Seminole
Finchum
Lost black cocker spaniel Lady near Kenny Ray Dennis home
A young black cocker spaniel with one white spot on her neck named Lady wandered from a home at 1206-B North East Fighth. The owner, bedridden, offers a small reward and requests calls to 3-8775 if seen, dated Wednesday April 12.
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North East Fighth
Kenny Ray Dennis
Evening Worker Seeks Night Hours in Home and Cafe
Dependable, settled in late evening and night hours. Experienced with children care, home cleaning, kitchen helper, cafe dishwashing, pantry work. Health card holder. Call 3 5395 to arrange employment.
Job offer for housekeeping seven days a week
A reader seeks a housekeeping position seven days a week. Contact 30166 or visit 1021 North Washington, Apt. A. The notice requests interested applicants to respond locally.
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Tack
North Washington
Apt. A
See Bids for Quilting Services in Local Ad
Person seeks a quilter to quilt two quilts, provides contact at 1107 Lincoln and phone 9181, requests reasonable rates.
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Tack
Lincoln
Trade Offer for Baby Bed and Matress
Would trade a good baby bed and mattress for a good twin bed or older child's play equipment such as a swing. Phone 6295.
Lost pay envelope seeks return for reward
Personal notice from Floyd Spain offering free rent in exchange for house duties. Also requests return of a lost paycheck worth about 22 dollars in an envelope with the writer’s name and employer. Call numbers 2-5079 or 7382 for the housing offer and 3-6268 or 7514 for the paycheck.
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Tack
Floy
Spain
Missing German Shepherd pup offers reward
Monday afternoon April 17 a two month old German Police puppy vanished from 317 Mississippi. The owner MRS. E J REEVES offers a reward for the dog's return and asks for help locating the animal.
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Tack
Mississippi
E. J. Reeves
Mrs L F Webb Seeks Local Ironing Help Nearby
A notice from Mrs L F Webb of 3806 N E 21 requests ironing assistance. She offers to bring items for ironing and asks helpers to come after the work. she has no telephone contact.
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L. F. Webb
N. E
Dr White to lead Texas State Medical Association meet in Fort Worth
Fort Worth will host the Texas State Medical Association annual meeting with physicians from Amarillo and across Texas. Dr White, a TB authority and former Texas State Tuberculosis Association president, will preside at the chest physicians segment and present on TB treatment advances including streptomycin and para amino salicylic acid.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Texas State Medical Association
Amarillo
Panhandle
San Antonio
White Ed
Borger
Texas State Tuberculosis Association
White
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Nine Indian reservations in Utah led by Navajo
The passage notes that Utah contains nine Indian reservations with the Navajo Reservation being the largest.
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Utah
College Play in Repeat Performance at Amarillo College
The Amarillo College Players stage a repeat performance of Silas the Chore Boy tonight at 8 15 in the college auditorium directed by Mrs Sharleen Hobson with Miss Gale Crownover assisting Tickets cost 35 cents for students and 75 cents for adults Cast includes Dick Brooks Louis Pippin Jim Burris Richard Hogan Kenneth Kohler Janice Fenno June Carpenter Jo Winstead and Jack Sallee in roles such as Hiram Ridley Arthur Ridley Gerald Blake Silas Stebbins and Cecil Dare
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Silas the
Amarillo College
Amarillo College Players
Sharleen Hobson
Gale Crownover
College Players
Dick Brooks
Hiram Ridley
Louis Pippin
Arthur Ridley
Jim Burris
Gerald Blake
Richard Hogan
Silas Stebbins
Kenneth Kohler
Cindi
Janice Fenno
Cecil Dare
June Carpenter
Nancy Ridley
Jo Winstead
Pert Ridley
Jack Sallee
Jed
Cody Buried on Lookout Mountain Near Denver
The body of William F. Buffalo Bill Cody, famed frontiersman and showman, is interred on Lookout Mountain near Denver.
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William F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
Frontiersman
Showman
Lookout Mountain
Denver
20 30 To Sponsor Boxing Programs
The Amarillo 20 30 Club voted to sponsor amateur boxing shows with May 12 set for the first event at the San Jacinto Youth Center. Chester Boyett chaired the organizing committee joined by Burt Bellinger Marlon Cates Weldon Rankin and H D White.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto
Chester Boyett
Burt Bellinger
Marlon Cates
Weldon Rankin
H. D. White
Webby Sharp
Webby
Earl Cunningham
Kenneth Kearns
Carl Arnold
Jim Davidson
Tom Miller
Allen Ritter
Foy Duke
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