Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A local column prints reader notes and requests from Amarillo area readers. Messages include job offers, pleas for work, home care inquiries, missing items, and tributes to the Sandies football team, reflecting community life and a growing sense of panhandle pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Tack
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Texas
Sandies
Wyombly
Jerry Malin
Dudley Paltz
Lamar
Taxation plan proposed for practical reform
A reader proposes a plan of taxation and asks for an editorial evaluation. The note suggests aiming for a constructive, practical, and profitable tax system, inviting discussion on how to refine and implement the idea. The fragment hints at a broader public interest in sound fiscal policy.
New Names Mount In 1934 Headlines Across Nation
A survey of 1934 front pages shows fresh names driving news from the Lindbergh kidnapping and Hauptmann case to Dillinger and the Dionne quintuplets. Prominent figures include Dizzy Dean, Dr. Wirt, Richberg, and Richberg’s NRA leadership, with ongoing coverage of Broadway and political shifts shaping the year’s headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
New York
Cardinals
Hauptmann
Dizzy Dean Downs
Detroit
Dillinger
Wirt
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Bush
Guns of Justice
William A. Wirt
Gary Inc
Brain Trust
Roosevelt
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Germany
New Jersey
Kerensky
Washington
House
Dr. Wirt
Allan Roy Dafoe
Call
Callander
Ont
Gloria Vanderbilt
Central Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Vanderbilt
Shirley Temple
Donald Randall Richberg
The
NRA
America
General Johnson
Richberg
Railroad Labor Executives Association
Progressive Party
Edward G. Bremer
Berry Stoll
T. 5. Gettle
June Robles
Melvin Purvis
Cystex Ad Claims Kidney Cleaning Remedy
An advertisement urges that kidneys must filter acids and urges readers to use Cystex a guaranteed prescription. It promises rapid relief within 48 hours and a one week fix or money back, noting a price of 9 a day at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droggintea
Dec 26 Divorces Granted In Potter County
December brought 26 divorces in Potter County district courts as Ina M. Wiant, Mamie Gorman Campbell, Ina Hernandez, Joe Locke, Mallie Grace Latham, Ruth Davin, Ora Bean, Virginia Watson, Marjorie Ford, A. D. Middleton, Zita Harlow, Pebble Hughey, Clemmie Opdyke, Rose Bateman, Jeanne Devine, Mary Bessie Collier, Ruby Boothe, John A. Harris, Nancy L. Hicks, Ivan Warren, Glen Michaels, B L Honeycutt, Irene Jones Scott, Davie Jesus Stonty Jones, Margaret Abel and others were named in the filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Ina M. Wiant
Hugh Wiant
Mamie Gorman Campbell
Thomas L., Campbell
Ina Hernandez
Luis Hernandez
Joe Locke
Gladys Locke
Mallie Grace Latham
Noel O'Neal Latham
Ruth Davin
Arlyn Davis
Ora Bean
O. T. Bean
Virginia Watson
Frank F. Watson
Marjorie Ford
A. A. Ford
A. D. Middleton
Mona Middleton
Zita Harlow
Harvey Harlow
Pebble Hughey
Paul Hughey
Clemmie Opdyke
G. W. Opdyke
Rose Bateman
James W. Bateman
Jeanne Devine
M.H. Devine
Mary Bessie Collier
James A. Collier
Ruby Boothe
Elbert Boothe
John A. Harris
Mary B
Harris Nancy L. Hicks
James J. Hicks
Ivan Warren
Frank W. Warren
Glen Micaels
Grace Michaels
B. L. Honeycutt
Wilma Honeycutt
Irene Jones Scott
Joe B. Scott
Davie Jesus
Stonty Jones
Margaret Abel
Joe T. Abel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo, Texas
L. A
Johnson Street
Sears- Roebuck
Dallas
Phoenix
Hope
Martha’s Camp
Hereford
Frank
Fillmore Street
North Fillmore Street
Cal's
Grant
Gulf Coast
Bayou
Cawpus Christy
Panhandle
Plains
W. H. Gruhlkey
Adrian
Stidger
Globe
Johnny Stidger
Butler Field
Greenville
Marshall
Ranger
Johnny
East
Sixteenth Ave
Mme Spare 2
Brother Paul
Dean
Jerome Herman
Dizzy” Dean
Middle West
John Dillinger
Tucson
Ariz
Crown Point
Ind
Department of Justice
Cla
Speer’s
Speer
Arlie Speer
L. Speer
Licce
1 & Myers Tobacco Co
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