Purchase of 1934 Licenses Urged Before February 1 Deadline
State highway patrolmen in the Amarillo division were told by their Austin chief that Texas owners cannot delay buying 1934 licenses beyond the midnight February 1 deadline. County tax collectors will be overwhelmed if the public waits. Jewell Davidson Potter County collector urged immediate purchase to avoid lineups. Poll taxes also lag with only about 2,000 of 9,000 issued by January 31.
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Amarillo
Austin
Texas
Jewell Davidson
Potter County
Tack Letters and Calls for Clean City Morals
A reader from Happy Texas, signed A READER, and pastor D. D. Sumball urge faith and civic action against indecent shows. They warn about lust promoting entertainment, praise prayer, and call for boycotts to protect youth and restore Christian standards. They argue personal reform will settle public questions.
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Tri-State
America
D. D. Sumball
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Young man seeks work parcels and another for social letters
A young married man appeals for town or farm work after cannery closure, offering odd jobs and farm tasks. He asks Tack to help find employment and notes dependability and willingness to support his wife. A second notice from George seeks business college funding, offering recommendations and a contact at 700 Harrison Street or dial 6870.
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Tack
Business
Harrison Street
Local Sentiment Opposes Tarnishing Town Character
A reader from Amarillo denounces the influence of a provocative performance titled La Vie Paree aimed at eroding public morality. The letter claims churches share the concern and urges restraint against what is described as carnality and a decline in community values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Amarillo
WANTS COUPLE FOR FARM WORK AND HOUSEHOLD HELP
A middle aged woman seeks a reliable couple with a grown son for farm and home duties including caring for children and housekeeping. She offers 60 at Vega Texas and wants settled dependable workers. Also seeking housekeeping job and farm or ranch help for a widow with four children plus an elderly care role.
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Vega
Texas
Would Correspond I Wish You Print This For Me In Your Column
A reader requests publication of a personal note in the newspaper column. The writer asks for acknowledgement and prints guidance for future correspondence to the editor.
Wanted: Farm Helper and Cat tle Ranch Fence Camp
A reader seeks work on halves or with own implements and desires a fence camp on a cat tle ranch to raise a garden and chickens. They promise quiet dependability and good references and request a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
L. W. Bartlett
Grady
N. M
Missing Bluebird bicycle from Rialto Theater
A Bluebird bicycle was taken from the Rialto Theater Saturday night. The owner at 807 Russell Street asks the finder to return it for a reward and assistance in locating the bicycle.
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Tack
Rialto Theater
Washer Wanted for Weekly Laundry at Home
A reader at 1013 Harrison Street seeks a woman to visit once a week to handle their personal laundry at home.
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Harrison Street
Bootlegging Costs and Tax Comparisons Questioned
The column argues bootleggers would not sell at low costs if taxes were higher, noting that England and other nations collect higher taxes and have no bootlegging. It questions how reduced taxes influence illicit liquor activity and hints at a broader fiscal approach.
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England
Americans Do Not Respect Their Money Says Fisher
In a critique of U S monetary policy critics ask why print more money when bonds exist and argue Uncle Sam’s promises on green paper are as good as yellow. The piece notes guardians robbing veterans, LaGuardia’s bridge plan, Ford’s bank losses, and U S gold impoundment talk amid currency theory debates.
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Professor Fisher
America
Uncle Sam
Dante
Arizona
New York
Sam
RFC
Fords
Detroit
Ford
U. S. Treasury
Mr. Ford
Treasury
Chicago
Eral
Washington
Home remedy ad for liver and gall bladder care
This 1886 advertisement from Write Home Drug Co of Minneapolis promotes a home treatment for liver and gall bladder issues. It claims 28 years of gratifying results with a dealer money back guarantee and urges clipping the notice for literature and prescription details from a recognized specialist.
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy
An old remedy advocates Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a direct internal cure for colds. It claims to “nail” the cold in the Dry Stage and covers four needs: open bowels, fight germs and fever, relieve headache, and fortify the system. Price 20c and 50c. insist on full name, refuse substitutes.
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Grove
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Mack
Peke
Kathleen Brennan
van Buren Street
Joe
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Thomas
Oklahoma
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Mayor
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Japan
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Cesterfield
Liccerr & Myers Tosscoe Ce
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ISH Tobacco
Wm.l. Ball
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Cloverbloom
Harrison
Apa
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Smerna
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