Mayor Walker Pursues Mooney Pardon On Homeward Run
San Francisco dispatch says Mayor Walker of New York left Santa Barbara after pleading for bomber Tom Mooney’s pardon. He plans 48 hours rest before returning to his home city, visits Mooney’s 84 year old mother, and bids farewell to Governor Ralph after urging a clemency hearing.
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San Francisco
Walker
New York
Santa Barbara
Ralph
California
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Mary A. Mooney
South
Sacramento
Frank P. Walsh
Aaron Sapiro
Jim
Mother Mooney
State Building
Jimmie
SONS OF RICHEST MAN WED AGAINST GAS COMPANIES IN TEXAS
A reader from White Deer Texas denounces big eastern gas companies moving into Texas and vows continued resistance. The letter expresses strong anti capitalist sentiment and calls for solidarity against perceived exploitation. The author seeks stable work and mentions 20 years in farm and ranch work and willingness to relocate or stay for years with his wife, offering to provide recommendations.
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Texas
E. J. Moore
White Deer
Dog for adoption seeks good home in city
Dear Tack offers a watch dog for giveaway to a suitable home. The mixed Airedale and dull terrier, tan and smart, is described as an ideal watch dog. Interested parties can view the dog at 706 B North Grant Street.
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Tack
North
Grant Street
Couple Seeks Ranch Work Through Local Circle
A middle aged couple asks for ranch or farm employment through their broad network. They seek any available positions on a ranch or farm using word of mouth and community contacts.
Kerr Children Lose Their Dog Rinny Missing German Police and Airedale
Bernard and Jean Kerr seek the return of their three month old brown and black dog Rinny missing since Sunday. Seen near a cottage camp on North Fillmore Street, the three month old German police and Airedale wore a black collar. A reward is offered for Rinny’s return with no questions asked. The Kerrs provide contact at 209 North East Fifth Avenue, Apartment Four. An extra reward of one dollar is promised by E R T.
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Tack
Bernard and
Jean Kerr
North East
Fifth Avenue
Apartment Four
Texas man seeks work and roots on the plains
A Texas born man, having lived on the plains for two decades, writes for work amid a 50 50 decision theme and reflects on needing any honest livelihood. A separate note asks for a missing brown glove found near the Grand Silver Store on Polk Street and to return it to Mrs Douglas.
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Tack
Grand Silver
Polk Street
Travel plans to Dierks Arkansas for Christmas trip
A reader requests companions for a December trip to Dierks Arkansas. They seek anyone interested in joining for the holiday travel and plan to travel together down and back.
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Arkansas
Tack
Dierks, Arkansas
Local notices seek riders and sale of farm animals
A reader invites help with transportation expenses and offers a pickup route from 219 B North Taylor Street to 700 East Third Avenue. The notice also mentions selling two white rabbits with black ears nose and feet along with other farm stock.
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East Third Avenue
Labor and Capital Unite in Hosiery Industry Plan
Philadelphia reports a plan where labor and capital jointly pursue unionization of the 300 million dollar hosiery industry and seek exemption from anti trust laws. John W. Edelman notes two month implementation with wage cuts about 50 percent and mill price reductions around 20 percent, raising unionized plants from 30 to 45 percent with most union shops now operating full time.
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Philadelphia
John W. Edelman
Edelman
Peter Dowild Granted Poker Night With Home Time Rule
Chicago court sanctions Peter Dowild to play poker one night weekly with strict home curfew. He must return by midnight and use an alarm clock to wake by 11:45 PM. Judge Sabath orders no drink beyond three small ones on the outing. The arrangement settles Victoria Dowild’s maintenance suit.
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Chicago
Peter Dowild
Joseph Sabath
Dovid
Victoria
Peter
Marmola weight loss method promoted in early ad
A Marmola prescription tablet ad claims excess fat drops when a weakened gland is corrected. It touts 24 years of use, a medical lab prepares the tablets, and each box includes a book with the formula. Priced at $1, it urges readers to try Marmola as the grand remedy.
Letters From Petersburg Texas Figure In A Regional Note
A missive from O. H. Heard in Petersburg Texas discusses Ducks and geese nearby, requests a school auditorium talk, complains Denver’s late schedule, compares papers, predicts West Texans over Amarillo, and ends with a warm invitation and hog killing plans.
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Denver
Lubbock
Amarillo
O. H. Heard
Petersburg
Texas
E R. T
Woman Seeks Nursing or Housework Work for One Dollar Daily
A middle aged lady offers to work as a nurse or housekeeper for a dollar a day and asks readers to print her request. She cites sickness at home and provides contact details for Mrs Toney at 319 North Lamar Street and a separate ad for selling a baby crib and a Taylor tot. She also notes a desire to keep a baby crib and a call number 24162 for sale inquiries.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertisement
A 1931 Carter's Liver Pills ad urges waking the liver to restore bile flow and digestion. The copy touts gentle vegetable extracts to relieve sourness, bloating, foul breath, and lethargy, advising to ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills and look for the red label at 25 cents.
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Carter
C. M. Ca
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