New Bonus Battle Involves Congress
The column debates proposed bonuses and fiscal policy tied to debts and gold, noting global gold and silver values, potential tariffs, and France facing debt options. It critiques financial leverage and public debt dynamics while highlighting Associated Press coverage of a Spanish photograph.
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France
Associated Press
Spain
Government subsidies spark partisan clash in farm and veteran aid
Washington battle over farm price supports non service veteran disability payments ocean mail and air mail subsidies. Sen McKellar seeks cuts to air and ocean subsidies while critics call subsidies legalized plunder benefiting certain groups. Union of farmers veterans and shipping firms shapes public finance amid costs to taxpayers.
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Washington
U.R
Norbeck
S. D
United States Chamber of Commerce
Senate Finance Committee
McKellar
Dem
Tenn
Brown
Ocean Mail
Losjer
Hansford Pays Tribute to Mrs. Bessie A. Cator
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Bessie A. Cator 60 Hansford County tax assessor in Spearman. The 1:30 p.m. rites were conducted at the Union Church of Spearman with Rev. Jasper Bogue officiating. All Hansford County officials served as honorary pallbearers.
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Bessie A. Cator
Hansford County
Amarillo
Union Church of
Spearman
Jasper Bogue
Goodfellow Deliveries Let Christmas Help Several Families
A donor known as a Goodfellow delivered a large truckload of groceries to aid many families in need. The gifts included 100 pound sacks of potatoes and onions, cabbages, a box of canned tomatoes, and apples as officials at the Goodfellow station arranged distribution to the desiring households. A list names numerous families pledging to be Santa Clauses, while Louis Prado, 50, was fatally injured in Austin when run over by a box car in the railroad yards.
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England
America
Sam
Goodfellow
Goodfellow Station
Amarillo
Santa Claus
F. A. Zimpfer
Tyler
J. Mann
N. Fillmore
Miles Bivins
Esther Jennings
Capitol Hotel
Dutch Mantell
Jennie Kirsch
Hayden
C. H. Ray
Austin
U.P
Louis Prado
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Help wanted and exchange notices from Amarillo readers seeking room and board, wages, or low profit work. Entries include farm labor, decorating trades, hotel or apartment work, and requests for housing with references. Names include MR and MRS J D and A Dow.
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J. D
East Fifth Avenue
Work hourly daily request for Santa Claus visits
A reader requests hourly or daily work and asks readers to print the notice. The message provides contact numbers 9056 and 9351 for arranging a personal Santa Claus visit for children between now and Christmas Eve, requesting operator dialing for information.
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Santa Claus
Violin student seeks weekly lesson help
A 12 year old girl appeals for a kind music teacher to give her one violin lesson per week so she can continue progress. She notes her father is out of work and asks interested parties to call 5989.
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Amarillo
Tack
Housekeeper Opening for a Neat Capable Woman
Help wanted for a permanent housekeeping position. Job seeks a neat able woman not over 35 to fill a steady role.
Treasury receipts and expenditures on December 19
Treasury receipts on December 19 were 26,076,745.85 dollars with expenditures of 78,385,921.25 dollars and a balance of 636,340,171.35 dollars. Customs receipts for the 19 days totaled 14,305,453.55 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Job inquiry letter lists housekeeping and nursing skills
A person repeats a previous request and states experience in housekeeping child care and practical nursing. The note provides an address at 312 East Ninth Avenue as contact.
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East Ninth Avenue
Miracle and belief in finance and revolution
The passage contrasts belief in a miracle with support for new ideas in global finance and economics. It suggests transformative shifts come from force and upheaval, referencing the French and American Revolutions and Russia, then critiques gold-based finance as an outmoded constraint.
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Russia
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