Amarillo Entries Shine at Southwest Race Meet and Stock Show
Amarillo riders enter a strong showing at Panhandle for the Southwest Race Meet and Stock Show September 1 to 5. Over ten Amarilloans submit horses in road back five gaited and model classes with entries like Lone Star Lady Lady Luck Hallelujah Boy and Miss K Y Rex. Four young riders join the pony division with Chief Mickey Prince and Ginger among the mounts.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Minnie Gottschaig
Ned O. Miller
Mary Alice Burnett
Jeane Howe
Joy
Everett Scott
K Y Rex
Scott
William Klingensmith
Boy proposes family errand code for NRA
In Philadelphia on August 28 a 10 year old, Morton Lorkin, suggests a family errand boy code for the NRA. He writes to General Hugh S. Johnson proposing pay of 5 cents a day, overtime at time and a half, work noon to 6 PM, and a maximum 36 hour week.
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Philadelphia
Morton Lorkin
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Morton
Jersey cow seeks trade for usable trailer
A Jersey cow expected to calf this winter is offered in trade for a trailer in good condition. The cow can be viewed at 2401 Northwest Fifteenth Avenue. Also appears a personal ad by The Painter at 706 Harrison Street offering painting and roofing work for rent or a vehicle, plus a line about a bar pin found on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Leke Swimming Pool
Tack
Northwest
Fifteenth Avenue
DAILY
Conquering Contract And No Trump Bidding Insights
Card by P Hal Sims discusses South declarers in a no trump hand with safety plays and diamond finesse. It covers bid decisions, topic rules, and practical post graduate bidding concepts with examples and cautions.
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P. Hal Sims
South
East
West
Declarer
Missing white gold diamond set bar pin near West Ninth
Mrs. O K Long asks for return of a dearly prized white gold diamond bar pin lost between Longs shop on West Ninth Avenue and the corner of Sixth and Polk. Dial 6530. Also a call from a University sophomore seeking a ride to Austin Texas before September 5 and a farm work request from P K Brian near Dumas for a middle aged couple and helpers with wages offered.
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Long
West Ninth Avenue
Sixth and
Polk
Tack
Austin
Texas
University
P. K. Brian
Dumas
Tex
White Fox Terrier Don Missing in City Visit
Family seeks missing white fox terrier named Don with brown head spots and a bobbed tail. No collar. Last seen Thursday in the city. Call 2-2970 or visit 1319 Taylor Street to help reunite the pet with owners before departure.
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Tack
Don
Taylor Street
Taking the Jobs
A reader condemns married women in office roles during hard times and urges self-reliance for single women facing unemployment. The letter argues wives with wealthy husbands should forgo work to let others seek needed jobs and prevent hunger.
Unemployed Widow Sees Jobs Issue Amid NRA Debate
The note discusses office workers facing job cuts as hours shrink and married women are laid off, arguing that reassigning workers could create more jobs. It references Carrion and Frank Negron and the Reverend Father Mec Caffey in a critical tone about employment and efficiency.
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NRA
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Dial
North Roberts Street
B. H. Dillard
Boston
A. D. Evans
North Main Street
Borger
North
Buchanan Street
Calso
the Painter
Harrison Street
Mr. Sims
Four Horsemen
Public Ledger
Oklahoma
Claude Oliver
George Oliver
National Council On Crime
United States
Ameri
Europe
Hancock
Roy W. Davis
Marion, North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
August Heckscher
New York
Rachel Marazzo
Larro
Standard
Shell
Royal Dutch
Anglo-Persian
Atco
Aml
Recov “Rurvelver
SSS
O. K. Long
Rigo
Rigo Manufacturing Co
Nashville
Tenness
A. M. Wilkins
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
W. Niedernhofer
Newark
TWA
Wilkins
Adioss
Air-Mail
Air Mail
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