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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
7
Mrs. John Tyson seeks help locating a brown purse lost Friday between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. on the 3700 block of Fountain Avenue or Tenth Avenue. The purse contained change and a necklace given to Christina. contact 7857 1815 Taylor Street.
Report on Shanghai as a vital trade hub under threat from Japan's strategy in the warless conflict. Shanghai's role in the boycott, foreign settlements, and its strategic position along the Yangtze basin are analyzed with emphasis on its economic and political significance for China and regional trade networks.
Mrs Beeler of 805 Madison Street offers a reward for the return of her Boston bull dog named Buster missing since January 2. He has a small abscess on his right eye and ring worms on his chest and left front foot. Reward offered.
The Amarillo News Globe announces a new week of the Amateur Ad-Writing Contest with a total prize pool of 4000 dollars. First week judging happens tonight or Thursday morning, with 125 merchandise prizes and a 25 cash prize to be announced Friday. Readable ads and rules accompany sponsor lists from Hurst’s Jewelry and Hunsley’s The House of Color along with Pem Denton Agency openings in the Panhandle Texas.
Aurora Illinois February 3 Grand jury indicted Charles Boone Tom Boone John Fisher and Ray Somers all of St Charles Illinois for rustling hundreds of cattle hauled by motor truck from farms and sold in Northern Illinois markets.
A temporary injunction restrains activities of the Independent Order of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor of America after a suit filed by Assistant Attorney General Everett F. Johnson. The state contends the organization is unlicensed and insolvent, seeking to forfeit its charter.
Letter writer argues $250 allowance for home furnishings burdens the poor and taxes, urging raise to $1000 and criticizing state policy. Also includes requests from a couple seeking farm work, a personal ad from a Texas man, and reader comments praising a column on social issues.
An elderly voter offers garden digging services at age 82. He claims to be physically active and dug up $50 worth of work last spring in yards and gardens. He invites readers to contact him at 827 North Van Buren Street for reasonable rates.
Mrs H T seeks a refined lady to live in and perform work in exchange for room and board. Contact after 4 pm at 1400 A West Nineteenth Avenue. Also Mrs H T offers a $10 reward for a lost large blue black heavy overcoat taken from 302 Alabama Street.
An 18 year old girl with home and client experience seeks housework work in Amarillo. She asks for assistance in securing a position and expresses appreciation for help.
A 20 year old widow, described as stout and healthy, requests a housekeeping position to care for her baby and provide a stable home. Seeking steady work in home duties.
Bratcher asks for help locating a 150 acre share crop near Dovler Texas. He can prepare the land and manage operations, including paying the grocery bill, and seeks assistance in finding a suitable place.
A 22 year old man with dark blue eyes and dark hair living alone seeks a wife about his age, five feet nine inches tall, and similar appearance. He expresses urgency to marry soon and requests contact via in care of Tack.
The message requests securing several washings through the recipient in the last request. The writer emphasizes necessity for upkeep and mentions Tack Letters on Page 8.
A reader urges Tack to condemn nudity seen on stage and warns it harms girls and boys. The letter criticizes jokes about morality in town and laments declines in decorum, noting readers’ discomfort with bridge remarks and citing concerned housewives.
I lost a plain black kid glove size six for the right hand. It was given to me about a week ago. I need the second glove badly and will pay a reward for its return.
A capable painter, paper hanger, and concrete plasters seeks employment. He offers labor in exchange for house rent, furnished or unfurnished, or a car or radio, with a guaranteed standard of work. Written by M C from 1316 South Johnson Street.
Palmolive emphasizes olive oil content as key to a soft youthful complexion. It claims olive oil base with no artificial coloring and notes other oils only for lather. promotes olive oil as standard in its large selling vegetable oil soap.
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