Soldiers Debt Fight Aims at New Money to Pay Back Wards
A letter urges Congress to issue new money to fund full payment of soldiers owed for wartime service and time abroad. The writer argues the $1 daily pay and $1.25 abroad compensation fell short, leaving families in hardship while contractors profited. He calls ex servicemen and unemployed to back the bill, despite opposition from Hoover.
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Clenrly
Congress
United States
Hoover
White House
Widow Seeks Immediate Work With Child Care Arrangements
A desperate widow with a three year old and a baby seeks employment and child care support. She lists experience as housekeeper cook and waitress and offers stenography background with ten years of service and strong references. She requests afternoon hours initially to learn the full duties and is willing to work full days for no ad.
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North Polk Street
Gray's 25c Ointment touted as best boil remedy
Gray's 25c Ointment claims fast drawing action for boils and carbuncles with quick results. It softens skin and brings out matter while healing the skin. The ad notes its long use since 1820 and presents safety and reliability.
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Gray
Vibra Phones Aid Deaf Listeners In Ear
Vibra Phones small silver devices fit in the ears with no wires or batteries. They are inconspicuous and offer no extra expense, meeting a long sought need for the hard of hearing. Write for the Vibraphone Company booklet at Station 1827 Central Natl Bank Bldg St Louis Mo.
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The
Vibraphone Company
Central Nat'l Bank Bidg
St Louis
Testimony on Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
G T Butler of Oklahoma City says three years of catarrh of stomach and intestines nearly killed him. After failing in a top sanatorium, he used Dr. Pierce’s Discovery per directions and attained permanent relief and full health. Send 10c for a trial package from Dr. Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo New York Dept 208.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Help Wanted Reader Seeks Urgent Child Care Aid
A reader offers to care for a motherless child under three or four years old whose father is often away. They own a small apartment house and can accommodate the father if needed, pledging immediate assistance and appreciation. Contact provided as Telephone 4497.
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Tack
Reward Offered For Two Lost German Police Dogs
A reward is offered for the recovery of two lost German police dogs, a male and a female, both full grown and light grey with collars. The male is slightly larger. Information leading to their return should be reported via the given contact.
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Tack
Help for Boys Seeks Support to Buy Necessities
The speaker laments hardship among the boys who have certificates but lack basic needs. They urge Tack to support, noting past help given and the urgent need for essentials, implying continued charitable aid is crucial to lift the low spirits.
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Tack
Seeking Housework in Gruver Texas Two Women Offer Help
Two young women seek housework or honest employment in Gruver Texas and will exchange references. They are Mrs J C Withrow and Mrs Eva Howard, General Delivery.
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Tack
J. C. Withrow
Eva Howard
General Delivery
Gruver
Texas
Wheelchair for sale inquiry from Douglas Hester
Douglas Hester seeks to buy a wheelchair and asks interested sellers to call 2-3848. He notes a paralysis duration of two months and being able to sit up now. Contact him at 403 Carolina Street.
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Tack
Douglas Hester
Carolina Street
Experienced waitress seeks work in candy bakery or store
Maybelle Robertson a widow with one child asks for employment options. She notes experience as a waitress and willingness to work in a candy factory bakery or as a store clerk and offers to travel for suitable work.
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Tack
Selling girls clothes in sizes 32 to 36
A reader advertises selling dresses sweaters and other girls clothing cheap. Items available at 1621 South Lincoln Street. The note also urges public sentiment on the Soldier Bonus as a debt that should be paid to help the market and individuals.
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Tack
South
Lincoln Street
Home Demonstration Market Saturday
A non profit market to connect Amarillo residents with rural producers will run Saturday from 8 to 11 in the north foyer of Municipal Auditorium. Canned goods relishes preserves dressed poultry rabbits eggs butter and other farm produce will be sold along with an Easter menu featuring eggs rabbits and chickens. The event is sponsored by the Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs with Miss Mary Sitton supervising and Mrs Howard Waugh named market manager.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Mary Sitton
Howard Waugh
Amarillo College Presents Farce The Man From Mexico
The Amarillo College Players will stage The Man From Mexico a farce at the High School Auditorium for the public. Mrs Lloyd Fletcher directs with William Collier Sr. as a starring vehicle. Proceeds go to fund curtain and scenery for the college’s small auditorium.
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Amarillo College Players
Irene Stevenson
Mexico
Lloyd Fletchers
William Collier
Do You Ever Know a Man Like This Human Leech
Winifred Black recalls a dangerous admirer who becomes a social parasite, intruding into a couple's life at the club and home. The narrator, once smitten, ends by fleeing to Europe with Mabel, hoping to escape the invasive figure who read their finances, swept through their routines, and demanded attention. Copyright 1932 King Features Syndicate Inc.
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Winifred Black
Europe
Africa
Asia
South Sea Islands
Mabel
Adirondacks
United States
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Cooper Baby Buried In Llano Cemetery
Services for Albert Leroy Cooper a year old were held at 11 this morning at the family home 3007 Harrison Street with Rev Ira F Key pastor of the Polk church delivering the rites. Cooper was the son of W B Cooper Amarillo contractor.
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Albert Leroy Cooper
W. BP. Cooper
Amarillo
Harrison Street
Ira F. Key
Polk
Baby Dies In Auto Crash Near City
Street Methodist Church officiated at the burial in Llano Cemetery with Blackburn Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers were Lowell Munday John Oakes James Oakes and Raymond Kerr. The child survived by parents Mr and Mrs W P Cooper and grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Utter of Amarillo. The baby died Sunday afternoon in an automobile accident on the highway north of the city.
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University of Arizona
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Amarillo College
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KOTEX
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Marshall Depew
Nell Q. Donnelly
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Cooper Baby
Llano
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