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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
8
Letter from G A Gatten defends Hoover salary, rejects cuts, and calls for ending the farm board. He notes Hoover’s vast electoral majority and praises consensus across parties while opposing further board expenditures. Separate readers seek work, housing, and dressmaking services in Canadian Texas notices.
A 32 year old Baptist woman of slight build seeks a good natured Christian husband type between 36 and 39. She describes preference for a large broad shouldered man with black hair dark eyes and light auburn hair and brown eyes elsewhere. She offers to exchange photographs and asks Tack to assist.
The writer offers to work for room and board or small wages or clothing. She is a single girl experienced in housework and willing to try any task. Address given at 2407 North West Third Avenue.
A reader named Tack asks for a horse or two for feed and pasture, hoping someone will loan or lend one. Bill Boyd of 2406 North West Third Avenue signs the plea. He also seeks plain sewing from a person capable of doing ladies work.
A Borger Texas couple Howard Biles and his wife request help to adopt a healthy infant after their baby boy died at birth. They note they were in Amarillo seeking a baby but found no availability and ask for any information or assistance.
A man identifies himself as 24 year old, 5'11", 150 pounds and invites women aged 18 to 23 who are honest and sober to write. He states he enjoys dancing and asks interested girls to contact him.
A widow with three children seeks any available employment for room and board and small wages. She signs as Mrs. W. J. and lists 511 North Johnson Street as contact.
A farmer writes for assistance after a low mood and poverty leave him with food but no cash. He asks for help locating a missing man believed to be connected to his hardship and asks the public or authorities for guidance.
A letter from F. R Armer seeks a reliable farm hand about 100 miles from Amarillo. Must be experienced in farming, able to handle six mules to a two row sister, and be a good milker. No drinker or foul language. Provide references.
A six to eight week old white and light tan Collie with a collar and sash wandered into the Empire Lumber Company at 818 West Sixth Avenue. The owners are asked to contact the business to reclaim the pup.
A wartime policy note argues to hasten prosperity by paying the soldier bonus and restoring farmers to the market for manufactured goods. The提议 references Secretary McAdoo proposing a plan to boost production and economic recovery.
The speaker argues boosting farmer income by over 750 million dollars annually is vital to national prosperity, warning that without prosperity farmers face ruin. He notes Representative Patman has proposed a bill to pay a soldier bonus, hoping it would ease the current hardship.
Goldie, 39, widow, offers services as cook and housekeeper with strong references. Seeks employment in a motherless home or with an elderly couple on a ranch. Requests full particulars in first letter.
A reader writes to the Amarillo Globe responding to a veteran inquiry, expressing support for full payment of the bonus and criticizing the “lowdown and inside” tone. The brief letter reflects ongoing debate over veterans’ bonuses.
Con and Wright Patman outline how the full payment bill would direct funds. John Arthur Shaw reports 1.6 million veterans in urgent need plus 3.6 million holding adjusted compensation certificates averaging $1000. The debt would total about 2.2 billion to settle fully.
Armour and Company Chicago promotes Has-Fixed Flavor Ham, highlighting scientific selection curing and smoking for precise heat control. Dealers cut ham to order and offer a free Easter recipe leaflet with cooking ideas for slice butt or whole ham.
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