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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
3
JUNTIUS of Gem, Texas argues that tax structures favor wealth, noting taxed dollars miss tax exemptions and tax free bonds funded by government debt flow to big corporations. He condemns political parties and urges ending new tax free bonds, labeling government control as wealth driven.
A reader from Whittenburg Texas asks Tack to stop government borrowing, proposes funding new money by future taxes to pay off bonds and interest, cites a claimed 684 million dollars annual interest, and suggests a harsh beer control scheme with high fences and entry taxes as a political idea.
A gentleman requests return of a gold heirloom watch picked up at 901 Jefferson Street. The watch bears a unique dial with the owner's wife and baby photos and the name M. B. Hutchinson instead of Roman numerals. A suitable reward is offered for information leading to recovery.
A reader writes asking for typing work due to urgent need and asks if the newspaper column can publish the plea to reach someone who can offer work. The message requests assistance and visibility through the column.
Funeral services were held for Ormas Henry Montgomery age 50 at 4 p.m. Monday at West Marillo Christian Church. The burial followed at Llano Cemetery under the direction of Boxell Brothers.
A series of classified notices from widows and workers seeking employment. Muriel Farr en offers housekeeping and references at 218% Taylor Street, Ennie Starks seeks townwide work from 1302 N Fillmore, Mrs A R B notes hospital training and cook skills at 408 Lincoln Street, B M requests out of town work from 612 Harrison Street, and M B a neat 34 year old woman seeks housekeeper and cook roles. A reader offers carpenter work for a truck or livestock in exchange for services. Patsy the dog is missing from 3703 Harrison Street. reward offered.
Violet Schaeffer seeks typing work at reasonable rates to support ongoing treatments and asks for mail or address in Amarillo. She prefers cafe or motherless home work and notes experience in cafe and hotel work. Bill Holmes requests help with dog lost near Palo Duro Hotel and offers reward. J C McWhorten offers trade of a horse and saddle or radio and dining set, Route 3 Box 251 A.
A widow, 47, in good health, seeks housework or childcare work. Mrs Morgan lists contact in Pampa Texas and a second notice asks for a lost chicken feed owner. Also included is a trade offer for a portable phonograph for hens and several job seekers in Midland and district areas.
A middle aged widow seeks employment after illness and asks for a chance to work again. She states she has never needed to ask before and emphasizes her readiness to work.
An unencumbered applicant requests employment as a cook or housekeeper, indicating urgent need for work and asking potential employers to consider them for available positions. The note emphasizes readiness to start immediately and reliability.
A collection of deeds and registrations includes T. W. Cotten transferring property to J. E. Cotten for 10 dollars in San Jacinto Heights, various car registrations under Swift & Co and others, and multiple lot transfers in San Jacinto Heights and Mere Sub Div. Also noted are building permits for FP. & M. Radio Co. at 600 Georgia for 100 dollars and Floyd Rutledge at 2708 W. 6th for 35 dollars.
The piece discusses U S leadership in world capital and dollar hegemony, noting Roosevelt's farm relief plans and decisive governance. It cites Britain's naval spending, a Lords gallery pamphlet urging an end to nonsense, and Russia Britain trade, Einstein's exile, and Hitler concerns. It ends praising Roosevelt's election and results.
Since March 4 President Roosevelt has received 14,000 telegrams, all praising him, some covering pages. Wires came thickest and fastest after he explained the banking situation on the air.
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