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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1932

Page

7

Canadian City Led By Knollenberg Brainard and Davie

Letter writers praise the eight year record of Canadian City leaders Mayor Albert Knollenberg Commissioner E H Brainard and Commissioner M N Davie for placing the city on a sound paying basis. They credit the administration with a stable finances and critique a later article that omits this achievement.

Anadian Albert Knollenberg E. H. Brainard M. N. Davie G. R. Nolen Canadian Fisher Rip van Winkle Bastile County Court of Hemphill Unty Harrison Guthrie City of Harrison Panhandle Pete

Tack Texas Upgrades Spark Local Pride

A letter from a resident of Tack in Dear Smith County Texas describes improvements to the fuel station and grocery store to put Tack on the map. The writer seeks an air compressor to help neighbors with tire inflation and lift local spirits, inviting others to visit and watch Tack grow.

Tack Smith County Texas

Paging Mr. Davis Address Query From Reader

A reader asks Mr. Davis to help locate the address of a person named Mr. Davis requests assistance in finding a specific address. No further details are provided to identify the subject or context.

MR. Davis

Ed Davis Reported Missing in Texas and Oklahoma

JOE ALLEN of Runningwater Texas asks help locating Ed Davis from Carter Oklahoma. Davis is described as an elderly man living in Pampa with a residence in Amarillo. An old gentleman in the area seeks to write to him and requests assistance finding Davis.

Ed Davis Davis Carter Oklahoma Pampa Amarillo Joe Allen Runningwater Texas

Local Requests and Society Notes From Amarillo News Page

A reader seeks help in collecting a five year old board bill and offers a sharable list of possible labor services from a young man in town. Another item notes a desire to correspond with a Christian gentleman after personal losses. A community proposal suggests a public shoe fund event with an old time fiddlers contest and tap dancing to raise funds.

Amarillo

Reward Offered for Dixie Lost Airedale Terrier

Dixie, a black and tan Airedale, vanished from 1513 Fillmore Street on Monday February 22. A $10 reward is offered for the dog's safe return. contact R. R. Thompson at telephone 8836.

Tack Dixie R. Thompson Fillmore Street

Help Wanted Farm Couple Seeks Work and Home Sale Bargain

An appeal from a middle aged couple seeking farm or poultry work with room and board and small pay. They offer to work in various capacities including house work and cooking for the wife. They also announce a home for sale at 702 North Grant Street with four rooms and amenities, asking $1 300 equity and $20 monthly until paid. Call 5625 for details.

H. A. Shaw Care First Christian Church North Grant Street

Farm Work Preference Letter to Col Tack

A letter expresses willingness to aid people seeking employment through church efforts. It notes calls for assistance from those striving to maintain livelihood and well being. The communication emphasizes church support beyond material resources in tough times.

Col. Tack

Married Women Working

A letter criticizes business leaders and officials for not addressing married women’s employment, calling it the greatest ill and menace, and accusing them of cheap politics and inaction in resolving unemployment challenges. The writer challenges the Cham ber of Commerce, the mayor, and others to speak out and act.

Chamber of Commerce

Dear Editor Comment on Employment and the Community Chest

A reader urges investigations into how many married women truly need their jobs as layoffs hit men and families. He argues many women hold positions when men are in business or well paid, and proposes reallocating to men to support the Community Chest, urging fair treatment and a broader public discussion.

Courthouse Records Transfers and Building Permits

Multiple transfers recorded including W. O. Johnson to F. C. Shuman for 10 dollars and J. W. Adkisson to Will Adkisson for 200 dollars. Suburban Cemeteries to G. R. Bembry for Memorial Park Cemetery lot, and Edward A. Reddell purchase from W. F. Building and Loan. Building permits list repairs and additions for Kate Dorman and Josephine Scott projects with contractor J. E. Giles totaling 675 dollars.

W. O. Johnson F. C. Shuman J. W. Adkisson Will Adkisson Old Town Plemons G. R. Bembry Memorial Park Cemetery W. F. Bldg. & Loan Assn Edward A. Reddell SWD Tesar Kate Dorman Neil Singleton Josephine Scott J. E. Giles

Employers Weighting Sex in Hiring and Staffing

A workplace discusses bias against married women, arguing they should not be hired or kept in roles if their husbands have other income. The editor notes loyalty of existing married women staff but favors hiring practices prioritizing men and single women and proposes non retroactive future rules.

News Globe

Women at Work and the New Hiring Rules

The speaker argues for protecting married women with employed husbands from being fired. He cites loyalty to long serving workers, notes a recent rule pressuring women to stay at home, and laments the injustice of removing a working wife whose husband misuses earnings. He stresses gradual change and fairness amid widespread job burdens.

Distress Looms Over Good to Be Achieved

A fragment notes that the ceremonial act could bring real distress into many homes and that any good anticipated might be offset by harm. The passage hints at broader ethical concerns without detailing names or places.

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