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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
3
The letter defends Bolsheviks against charges of crime and ignorance, arguing Russia's prewar conditions were dire and that the church and nobility caused poverty. It cites World Almanac figures, cites religious and biblical references, and expresses sympathy with Russian readers seeking better living for the masses.
Mrs. F. M. Parris reports losing a seven-diamond cluster ring in Amarillo. The top of the ring is set in yellow gold and attached to a safety pin. She offers a reward and requests help locating the item. Contact Box 312 Borger Texas.
A writer condemns capitalism for creating destitute workers while praising Russian efforts to build a cooperative commonwealth. He contrasts luxury among some specialists with need among seven million idle men, arguing for knowledge, tolerance, and practical reform. He cites personal wealth and a five thousand dollar home to illustrate the gap between abundance and unemployment.
A Guymon Oklahoma reader writes challenging Tack over fair treatment and growth. A woman offers sewing services using an electric portable machine and seeks work, asking to be contacted at Grand Street near the Texas Refinery or South Jackson Street. A couple seeks wage work or rental housing, offering strong references and proposing a sharecrop or small-house setup, contacting Johnson Street.
One Dodge motor complete 1923 model in good shape offered for sale. Interested buyers may dial 4287 or visit 208 North Buchanan Street. A. B. F.
A 20 year old woman seeks employment urgently offering services in cafe work housekeeping and companionship for an elderly lady. She presents herself ready to work and available for positions requiring reliability and care.
A letter run in this paper seeks help locating a small Boston screw tail dog named Ginger with a generous reward for return. Mrs Wilson provides contact numbers and thanks readers for assistance in finding the pet.
The Get Acquainted Club announces a Leap Year dance on a Wednesday evening in February. Members and guests are invited to attend the event at a local venue, with plans for mingling, music, and socializing to celebrate the leap year.
Wilbur C. Hawk of the News Globe handles orders for next Wednesday matinee and night shows. Ticket prices list 500 seats at 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.15 and matinee 1.50 1.00 0.75 0.50 with venue at City Drug Store.
Miss R. L. offers cafe and housework services by the day or week and ironing by the hour. She provides address at 1101 South Fillmore Street and expresses readiness to start promptly.
A 19 year old girl seeks honest employment and is willing to relocate. She notes prior clerking experience and urgent need for work.
A widow in Amarillo with a 15 month old girl pleads for employment. She has five years of experience as a cashier and store clerk and offers to manage a home or care for an elderly person. She provides references and requests any honest job. Contact 20549 or 908 South Virginia.
The applicant expresses willingness to work on a ranch or relocate to a small town and will undertake any suitable position. They offer readiness to respond to calls and inquiries promptly.
I am the sole breadwinner for my family and need any work. My father is ill, and I can provide excellent references from many years in Amarillo. Interested parties can reach me at 826 A Virginia Street or by calling 5086 or 2 1857. MISS H B P.
A young woman seeks steady work in general housework or hourly cleaning. She would also take on child care if needed and asks Taek for consideration for full or part time employment.
A letter to Colonel Tack cites ongoing outrages and requests clarification on acts attributed to local groups. The writer questions the accuracy of published claims and urges careful verification of sources.
The text discusses alleged mistreatment of white women in the Hawaiian Islands and questions whether they could receive a fair jury trial by native jurors, suggesting officials in Washington are complicit or taking notice.
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