Notice to the Public from The Globe News Board
A public notice from The Globe News board of censors lists members including West Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Under 00 with publication edits noted for the notice.
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The
Globe News Board of Censors
Towit
West Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob, Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley
Counting 13 Pups Born to Princess After Caesarean
Dr Rush reports Princess delivered thirteen newborn pups, four or five boys, eight or nine girls, via Caesarean to save her life. Princess, seven, exhausted yet recovered enough to nurse two hours after surgery, while Dr Rush arranges a wet nurse and formula milk for the remainder.
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Rush
Princess
Dogs need homes for unwanted litters in Amarillo
Several owners phoned offering dogs. Puppies are too many as nursing dogs produce strong milk that keeps litters alive. Many mother dogs in country areas also have pups unwanted. Contact Amarillo Veterinary Clinic on East Tenth at 3-7455 or Dr Rush at 3-1158 to help place nine identified females.
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Amarilloeterinary Clinic
East Tenth
Breeder Describes Transition From High-Pedigree Hounds to Bird Dogs
A hunter explains thirty years of chasing elite hunting dogs, often three hours to locate them within half a mile, and describes tiring whip use. He chose to breed bird dogs with keen noses and manageable temperaments, claiming success in developing practical, handleable dogs.
Amos Nellie Princess Butch Panhandle dog breeder notes
A long. narrative on Amos Nellie and Princess as bird dogs. The author praises Amos for scenting, Nellie for speed, and Princess as a middle ground. Mentions Butch as a strong breeder and Joe Knittel as a top dog man in the Panhandle. Describes Butch’s pups and his need for a young handler with a club.
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Amos
Nellie
Princess
Butch
Joe Knittel
Panhandle
Yearling bird dogs and the require aim for obedience
The author argues many bird dogs lack drive and control. If a puppy does not start pointing sparrows and meadow larks by one year, it should be evaluated and yard trained. Dogs must point first, then be obedient, till they heel, stop, come, and hunt close. If untrainable, consider alternatives unless ample funds exist for trainers.
Dog Owners and Tack Described as Screwballs
A reader writes about dog owners and Tack, describing them as screwballs in a humorous, informal column style reflecting local plain talk. The brief note emphasizes strong-voiced character commentary rather than a formal report.
Five Chinchilla Ranches in Plainview
Dear Tack: five chinchilla ranches exist in Plainview led by The Pan Handle Chinchilla Ranch, oldest in West Texas. Panhandle ranches span Texas and Oklahoma with plans to form a Chinchilla Club open to interested owners. Owners invite visits, note NBCA registration and urge contact with local breeders.
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Plainview
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Izzard
Chinchillas
Higgins
NBCA
National Chinchilla Breeders of America
Salt Lake City
Utah
Distinguished ex-Texan astonished over Guill
SILLIMAN EVANS, publisher at the Nashville Tennessean, reports a Tennessee Democratic rebuttal condemning a Rutherford County native born in Smyrna who moved to Texas and ran as a Republican for Congress. The letter laments his choice and mocks Texans and Middle Tennessee’s political loyalties, referencing Sam Houston Polk and the Hermitage.
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Middle Tennessee
Great Panhandle
Texas
Smyrna
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
State of
Tennessee
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
James K. Polk
Republic of the United States
Guill
Stones River
Stones
Walter Hill
Lascassas
Murfreesboro
Rutherford County
of Texas
Silliman Evans
Nashville Tennessean
Pride in Names and the Joy of Screwballs
The speaker reflects on enjoying being called by a certain nickname and notes, confidentially, that screwballs find more fun and liveliness in life than most ordinary people.
Change of subject for the moment noted
The speaker indicates a temporary shift in focus to a different topic. No further details provided.
Lunching Together at the Restaurant
The narrator saw Altavene Clark and Ben Guill dining together yesterday. Both sat on the edge of their chairs, waiting for their turn to talk, creating a tense conversational setup.
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Altavene Clark
Ben Guill
Ben Guill Makes Front Page Of The London Times
The London Times runs a bold front page story featuring Ben Guill with his name circulating globally. The feature highlights Guill’s prominence and widespread attention across media outlets and audiences worldwide.
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Ben Guill
London Times
Guill
Good money for old rope saying echoes through ages
An old saying notes that a profitable venture yields good money from limited effort. It reflects on cost efficiency and perceived value in trades and labor, tracing its roots through traditions and economic wisdom.
ChinChilla Ranches Spark Town Pride in Plainview
Cedric Adams notes a federal budget quirk while praising Plainview as chinchilla capital of the chinchilla industry. He clarifies chinchillas are not rats and jokes about ranchers hoping for fortunes from fur.
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Panhandle
Plainview
Nutria In Louisiana And South Texas Experiments
Report notes a strange rodent called the nutria imported into Louisiana from South America where it is thriving. It adds that experiments are underway with the species in South Texas.
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Louisiana
South America
South
Texas
Nutria fur boom may crash as numbers surge
Nutria weigh about 20 pounds and fur sells for roughly 16 dollars. Trappers see big profits, but experts warn the animal’s high proliferation could flood markets, driving fur prices down to little or nothing.
Nutria Fur Boom Prompts Panhandle Debate
A writer notes the nutria is a bizarre long tailed rodent with red teeth and back teats, valued for belly fur at sixteen dollars per patch. They question introduction to local creeks, fearing it could devastate native muskrats, and urge caution while awaiting state results.
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Panhandle
Game Commission
Dog claims dinner by silent fox terrier cue in Covington
A Covington Texas style caption describes a fox terrier delaying dinner until Mrs. Waddell begins coffee, then trots to fetch E. G. Waddell. The playful family scene highlights the dog’s keen sense of time and routine.
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Covington, Tenn
E. G. Waddell
Help wanted in Shamrock area seeks female helper
A reader from Shamrock Texas seeks a woman to assist a mother and daughter in a rooming or boarding house. Call 652W Shamrock or write to 700 Buchanan Apt 2 Amarillo for contact.
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Tack
Shamrock
Tex
Buchanan
Apt. 2
Amarillo
Three Puppies Offered Free for Adoption
Three friendly pups are available at no cost. Interested readers can call 2 6157 to inquire about adopting one of the dogs. The notice emphasizes a cheerful, welcoming tone for potential adopters.
Would Lease Court Title Appears in Notice
Would Lease Court requests a place such as a trailer camp or tourist court for lease, listing Russell Goldquist at 800 Williams as contact.
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Russell Goldquist
Williams
Lost baseball glove near home and school
Jerry McGinnis reports a lost J Higgins baseball glove last Friday morning May 5 between 1210 Alabama and Bivins School on Fifteenth. Name printed on glove. finder should call 3-2247 for return.
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Tack
Alabama
Bivins School
J. C. Higgins
Jerry McGinnis
Ironing services offered by Mrs Cook at North McMasters
Mrs Cook offers ironing at home. Available in bachelor bundles or by the piece for family ironing. Guarantees work. Call 6653 or visit 104 North McMasters.
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Tack
North McMasters
Cook
Twelve Puppies Free to Good Homes This Week
Twelve one to three week old puppies available for adoption at Teckla Boulevard. Visit first street west of Western, south of Wolflin to claim your puppy from Mrs. Wilson Arden.
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Teckla Boulevard
First Street
Western
Wolflin
Wilson Arden
A Reader seeks practical nursing job opportunity
A lady requests a practical nursing position and provides contact phone 5813 in the notice. The short classified item resembles a help wanted blurb from a reader seeking employment in nursing.
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Tack
DOES YARD WORK OFFER REACH GEORGE FOR HIRING
Yard work request seeking lawn moving and spading tasks. Contact George at 35317. George located at 600 Dallas.
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George
Dallas
Addresses Envelopes At Home In Longhand
Mrs Alice Theisen seeks to address envelopes at home using her legible longhand. Respondents may contact at phone 36831 or visit 2900 Wichita Street to arrange details.
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Tack
Wichita
Alice Theisen
Woman seeks job in message from Sarah Huffman
A colored woman named Sarah Huffman of 411 North Madison states she wants employment. She sends a brief note seeking work opportunities in the area.
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Sarah Huffman
North Madison
Colored woman seeks day work at hourly rate
A colored woman, Mrs. Katherine Mays, seeks day work paid by the hour. Contact by phone 23-8422 or at 307 North Madison.
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Tack
North Madison
Katherine Mays
Lost white longhaired dog with black patch near eye
We moved and left our all white longhaired dog with a black patch over one eye behind. He is blind in one eye and answers to Poochie. He may be in the Canyon area near Amarillo. call Tack's office at The Globe News if seen. Reward offered. pictures available for identification.
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Beyonce Canyon
Amarillo
Tack
The
Globe News
Ex Houston teacher offers junior high coaching at home
Experienced and qualified tutor seeks to coach junior high and grade pupils at home. Special attention and individual guidance provided. Call 2-3876. Mrs A C.
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Houston
A. C
Keeps Children I Will Care For By Day Or Hour
Advertiser offers in home care for children by day or hour with reference available. Also selling a 25 quart pressure cooker at a very reasonable price. Contact phone number is 3-4687.
Will Keep Children At Home Day Or Night
Brief classified notice seeking to care for children three years old or younger in a home setting with reasonable rates and a contact phone number 6751.
Christian woman offers piano storage and child care
A Christian woman advertises piano storage space and child care for her one year old daughter. She will call for and take the children home, keep them day or night, with a fenced back yard and reasonable prices. Call 3-6275.
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Tack
Desperate request for at home ironing work
The speaker seeks any available ironing work to do at home. They emphasize urgent need but provide no further details about hours rates or location.
Domestic help offered for laundry and child care
Mrs Allie Rogers offers hourly daily or weekly housework, laundry and babysitting services. Experienced in laundries and ready for home laundry work. Contact 22732 or 8814. Address 606 Spring.
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Allie Rogers
Domingo Herrera Rites at 4 30 in Amarillo
Funeral services for Domingo Herrera, 69, were held at 4 30 this afternoon at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Father Anthony Rodriguez officiated. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery under N S Griggs & Sons. He died Monday in Northwest Texas Hospital after living in Amarillo since 1931. He was survived by a wife and a daughter.
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Domingo Herrera
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Father Anthony Rodriguez
Llano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Mr. Herrera
Garfield
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
City buys 25000 street signs for future use
Chicago signs program buys 25000 new street signs and plans to order 67000 more at 1.67 dollars each, a sharp drop from the 7.65 dollar first bid two years ago.
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THE
TIMES
Chicago WP
Scouting Around With Our Girls Scout News
Registration for summer Camp Kiwanis sessions is nearly full with the first two weeks closed. Amarillo Girl Scouts may still register for the remaining options including another week or a July two week period. Brownie Leaders Club meets May 11 at Ellwood Park for leaders and troop committees. Troops 63, 56, and others report badge work, investitures, and summer plans with craft, dances, and field trips.
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Marnelle Heare
Camp
Kiwanis
Amarillo
Scout Office
Brownie Leaders Club
Ellwood Park
West End
Leon Morris
Lee Bivins School
Ervin Howell
Bivins School
Jane Baird
Sue Carroll
Wanda Clark
Rose Cox
Cynthia Cantrell
Carol Edgar
Judith Hickman
Elizabeth Jones
Terry Keys
Dorothy Knorpp
Flo Ann Miller
Chestine Moore
Lucille Nussbaum
Sandra Pendleton
Delia Ruddick
Belle Taylor
Betty Townsend
Cherry Wagner
Dian Whitecotton
Nancy Ewing
Jan Robertson
David Crouch
Don Beer
Jimmie Hedgecake
Wayne Hilgers
Jan Jones
Dan Jackson
John Lawrence
Jimmie Joe Oliver
Bill Quarterman
Jimmie Dick Payne
Wayland Whipple
Gary Wise
Varn Delk
David Ford
Pat Reid
Joy Mac Oxford
Don Eager
Brownie
Margaret Wills School
Bill Patching
Canyon Museum
Billye Wirt
Mary John Starr
Beverly Ann Roberts
Sheila George
Jennie Swenson
Sandra Carmickle
Sandra Alexander
Virginia Kay Baker
Virginia Ann Robinson
Patricia Ince
Frankie Swindell
Patsy Gwyn
Gwendolyn Ponder
Linda Joyce Crabtree
Carol Bray
Sue Brooks
New Rich Aim of Racketeers Warned by Ferguson
Senator Homer Ferguson of Michigan warns that racketeers are the coming rich in America and urges the Senate crime investigating committee to avoid being sidetracked by minor cases. He notes the five man panel's $150000 probe into syndicated crime and corruption in local government. He predicts efforts to divert attention to satisfy public opinion and avoid tackling top organizers.
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U.P
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
America
Senate
Crime Investigating Committee
Cime
Alben W. Barkley
Ferguson
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