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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1933
Page
5
Police from suburb and city hunt five masked robbers who terrorized 82 guests and 11 staff at the Olympic Golf and Country Club. They seized $30,000 in cash $14,000 in jewelry and injured manager J C Thompson who was forced to open the club safe after being struck. The bandits fled in a car after a forty minute raid.
A reader greeting Tack notes dry weather across the Panhandle and Arkansas border areas, mentions 48 days without rain, and laments farm losses and low crop prices. The letter also includes brief personal inquiries and a Jersey calf trade request.
A middle aged woman offers services in housekeeping child care hotel and rooming house tasks and sewing. Seeks employment with flexible hours and reliable references.
A reader advertises sewing and quilting services promising plain and fancy work. The writer states rates of 75 cents and 1 dollar per item and notes staying with relatives at 1308 North Van Buren Street and Crockett Street as the contact path through 808 Crockett Street.
Billy and June Toombs report their brindle Boston bull Trixie missing since Thursday around 5:30 PM. She is about one year old with a white streak on her forehead, nose and chest. A reward of 2500 is offered. contact 8082 after 5:50 PM at 2500 Arthur Street.
A letter signed A Farmer's Wife defends rural life while criticizing city folk and reformers. The writer laments economic woes from high machinery costs, notes division between communities, and recalls a recent highway encounter while reflecting on faith and governance.
A letter from a reader argues that crime grows from evil thoughts and urges creating a friendly club where members pledge to avoid criticism and cultivate kindness. The writer, signing as A FOOL FARMER, promotes a peaceful social makeover.
Small classified notice seeking a man and wife with no children for work. Wages described as moderate. Man should have some experience with factors. Apply at Robertson Realty Company in the Amarillo Building.
Mrs. Ida Magness offers a five dollar reward for the return of her two year old Boston screw tail dog named Doodle. She is brindle with a white face and breast and friendly. Contact 6433 at 1522 Buchanan Street.
A brief note requests assistance with equity for a truck project. No clear organization, date, or names are given. The reader is invited to provide guidance on ownership, funding, or fair treatment in a vehicle-related venture.
A series of personal notices from women seeking work. Nellie Russell requests hotel or apartment care work or general labor. Georgia Smith seeks cook or child care positions. Senora Glenn and Mrs M C B announce cooking and housekeeping skills and desire for private home or cafe work. They provide contact hints and locations in Borger and nearby.
Mrs Eileen Meredith of 1625 A Sixteenth Street Lubbock Texas writes seeking work while caring for her year old baby. She notes cooking clerking experience and ability to work enough to support herself and child and offers references. She asks for suitable employment.
Wanda Wade and Katy Bailey seek housework or private home teaching roles in exchange for piano and singing lessons. Peggy Royals in Pampa Texas offers music lessons and references. Mrs W extends car-for-lesson proposition and welcomes written or phone contact at 207 Polk Street.
A woman writes that Deat Tack 1 worked for a school teacher who attended Canyon for six weeks. She plans to finish her degree Monday and will be available for housework with an employed couple or small family. References available. Apartment 32, Blanco Tourist Camp, 2408 West Sixth Avenue.
Ex school teacher with five years in Oklahoma teaching seeks a role leveraging a life certificate and strong housekeeping skills. Strong organizer and reliable, dedicated to student progress and classroom order, aiming to apply disciplined, detail oriented experience.
The piece surveys Roosevelt’s plan to stabilize the economy by market action and currency reform. It critiques stock speculation, notes price and dollar value shifts after moving from gold, and discusses Butler’s martial law idea, Pagley’s faults list, and geologists’ questions about earth age and resources. It questions tariff policy and prioritizing American production and markets.
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