Amarillo views on mayoral choice and public unity
Letters discuss nuisance from dogs and housing, prefer not to mix journalism and office, advocate Ernest C. Thompson or J. B. Coe as mayoral candidates, urge a citizen's league to unite voters, urge Amarillo growth and water concerns, plus quail recipe requests and a critic's note on Tack's column.
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Ernest C. Thompson
Amarillo
Wall Street
Hereford
J. B. Coe
Coo-Sparks Lumber Company
H. A. Daniel
North
Buchanan St
Fort Worth Wins Over Amarillo Sandies in Hollywood Trip
A Fort Worth reader boosts Fort Worth over Amarillo with digs at Dallas, praising shade trees and up-to-date stock. Mail-column chatter includes quail recipes, football brag, and reader notes about local paper naming and identity.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Amarillo
Tack
L. BE. D
P. S
Amarillo Sandies
Hollywood
Widow Seeks Work For Childcare While She Works
A widow with one daughter asks for any job in tables or cooking. She offers to wait tables or perform kitchen tasks and provides a contact telephone number for possible employment.
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Tack
Axe
Widow seeks work to care for two children
A widow with two young children, ages four and six, pleads for a chance to work. She offers sewing and housekeeping or washing, asking not to be turned away for her family at 804 N. Fillmore in Won’t someone please give this lady a chance.
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Tack
N. Fillmore
F. Rt
Ducks and geese debates over Amarlo lake pollution and refuges
A reader letter argues that a million ducks at Amarlo lake would foul the water with manure and foul odors. Others counter that protecting waterfowl is important and refuges should be established, not extermination.
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Amarillo
Jack
Panhandle
Union
Crippled deer facts from Grand Canyon park letter
A letter from B, BR complains about hunting policy and protection for game. He argues water purity is unaffected and ducks would quickly repopulate lakes if open to shooting. He thanks the reader for their letter. He cites numerous crippled deer and suggests bringing a machine gun next year.
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BR. T
Grand Canyon
Nat'l. Park
Arizona
Tack
MacDaniel
Mac
Mystery well funding appeal echoes through Amarillo letters
A Panhandle landowner urges sponsorship to finish a local oil well near his 679 acre home as Hereford Dimmitt and Canyon chambers of commerce pledge up to $10,000. He cites $40,000 already spent and appeals to investors to back the project, promising it would boost regional development and benefit thousands.
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Tack
Amarillo
Panhandle
Chambers of Commerce of
Hereford
Dimmitt
Canyon
Tongue Signals Digestive Health Says Doctors
The tongue reflects the state of the digestive system and is the first clue doctors examine. Physicians claim about ninety percent of illnesses begin with stomach and bowel trouble, making tongue health an important indicator.
Woman Seeks Hourly Work From Widow Needing Child Care
A widow with one child asks for hourly work to be home at night for her baby. She offers contact by telephone 2342 and signs MAE ROBINSON Tam thanking you very much.
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Tack
Mae Robinson
Tam
Debt relief talk stalls as T urges consent and timing
The speaker discusses possibly cancelling debts or encouraging people to respond when money is due. A request to speak with Tack is made and a preference is stated that the proposition be done correctly. If voluntary agreement is not felt, the speaker asks them not to proceed.
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Tack
Film on teeth linked to tartar and pyorrhea
Dental science identifies a film on the teeth as the main source of common tooth and gum disorders. The coating absorbs stains, dulls white teeth, clings in crevices, and hardens into tartar where germs multiply, greatly contributing to pyorrhea. Dentists urge the spe
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E. R
Spe
Pepsodent Co
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Testimony on oil drilling losses and skeptical notes
Robt. C. Neely discusses his oil ventures noting 14 dry wells and extensive worthless acreage. He criticizes the Book Ol company and the Big Boobh Oil company, saying the business has been disastrous and his enthusiasm has faded, though he is open to a personal meeting.
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Mr. Neely
Ol Company
Packard Ownership Appeals to Discerning Buyers
The article argues that true Packard owners value fine design and luxury and seek the best in travel. It notes that the Packard Light remains a feasible choice for thoughtful buyers who wish to own with comfort and distinction.
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Packard
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