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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
7
Banks report a $1,252,000 increase in loans during the December 31 1934 to March 4 1935 period, with total assets at $25,059,283,000 and deposits rising to $22,015,699,000. Despite fewer active banks, overall liquidity improves as government obligations holdings rise by $160,083,000.
Classified letters reveal individuals seeking farm or general labor, housing to work for rent, a middle aged woman seeking a 30 to 50 year old employed partner, a beauty worker needing local or distant employment, and a reader offering general house cleaning. Other notes request return of a lost boy’s overcoat at the Potter County Free Library.
A miscellaneous clipped notice sheet lists job seekers and needs including a young girl seeking housekeeping work with references, a widow seeking help for her two sons, a request for a home for boys, requests about plant seedling sales, a lost pocketbook search, and other community notices from local residents and officials.
Jane Addams dies at Passavant Hospital after a battle with cancer and intestinal obstructions. She lay in state at Hull House and crowds gathered on Halsted Street to pay homage. Funeral set for Hull House Court at 2 30 P M tomorrow. Burial planned in Cedarville Illinois.
A notice from W. L. McWhorter Route 3 Box 210 requests return of a lost receipt from last year along with other papers. He asks finders to write and he will call for the item.
One year old black with brown head and legs, missing since Monday. Wore brown brass studded collar with scratched name. Tim responds to name Tim. Reward offered for return to 725 West Sixteenth Avenue. Contact 8413.
A corrected notice states the Dutch Doll quilt is for sale by the Young Matrons Sunday School. The item is offered through the church group and proceeds support church activities.
In Galveston May 22 about 500 bankers gathered as the American Bankers Association defended the present regional independent federal reserve system under private ownership with more Washington influence, opposing a government owned central bank. The group warned that passing the current banking bill could centralize control and hurt national interests.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a cure for itch related ailments including rash eczema and ringworm. It claims the medicine melts in and soothes fast with a money back guarantee if the first jar fails.
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