Leftholtz Sisters to Headline Nat Theatre Show Tonight
The Leftholtz Sisters Lois Ruth Nynee Omaha born entertainers appear at The Nat floor show with Paul Christensen and radio band for Amarillo’s biggest dance of the season. Admission is one dollar per couple. extra women guests fifty cents. Matinees in Municipal Auditorium are also scheduled as part of Amarillo Sisters Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leftholtz
Max Vinsonhaler
Station Koil
T. Vinsonhaler
Amarillo
Lois
Rtuh
Nynee
Paul Christensen
Leftholtz Sisters
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Sistors
Omaha
University of Nebraska
RKO
KOIL
Vinsonhaler
Max
Denver
Colo
Miller
Lemons-Thompson Grain Company
California
Amarillo readers praise town and hosts in thanks
A letter expresses gratitude for Amarillo hospitality and community spirit, praising merchants and a hostess who made visitors feel welcome and eager to settle in the city. Several notices follow seeking household help, rides to Oklahoma City, and various personal ads. The page also shares jokes, tips, and requests for employment or child care.
Lost Bird Dogs Seek Owners in Bushland
Walter C. Crossett reports two stray dogs found at his kennels near Bushland. A male pointer and a female setter with good collars are in good condition and have been cared for about a month. owner assistance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Crossett
Adopter Sought for Five Year Old Girl
A letter seeks a new home for a five year old brown haired girl in need of adoption. The writer requests a Christian couple provide a caring home and thanks readers for assistance. Contact Mrs. H W O at 400 East Ninth Avenue via telephone 8976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Schulze
East
Ninth Avenue
B. C. Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist designed a multi ingredient formula to relieve most headaches within minutes. The product named B. C. is sold in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores and also claims to ease muscular pains cold symptoms neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or narcotics.
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North Carolina
B. C
B.C
Wants Bulldog for A Watch Dog
Classified notice from Walter of 1002 Arthur Street seeks a bulldog at least one year old to act as a watch dog and guard his rabbits in return for a home and ample food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Co. Walter
Arthur Street
Opinion on Congress access to article and pictures
A reader praises a masterfully told article and its clear, correct portrayal. The reader suggests furnishing every member of Congress with a copy of the piece for awareness and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Reward Offered for Missing Police Dog
A brown German police dog about one and a half years old has been missing since Sunday night May 14. A reward will be given for the return. Contact H. 8. R. at phones 5838 or 2-2115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Editorial on agriculture’s outside causes of farmer distress
A letter by J. H. Morris of Clarendon Texas argues that agriculture’s chief ills stem from external conditions beyond the farmer’s control, not from the industry itself. The page also includes personal pleas seeking a cow for milk for children and a young man offering work in painting, paperhanging, and general labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Morris
Clarendon
Texas
Farm Worker Seeks Employment in Heavy Agriculture
A young man writes from room 507 Palo Duro Hotel asking Tack for work in farming or dairy chores. He states skill with trucks and tractors and experience operating and repairing combines, offering services to any local farm or dairy operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Wilmer
Palo Duro Hotel
B.C
Amarillo College Art Exhibit Showcases StudentWorks
An exhibit in the Amarillo College library displays student art from drawings to etchings and wood blocks. Director Mrs. Darrell Jackson notes original illustrations for the college manual, pen and ink sketches, advertisements, cover designs, still life works, figure drawing, and interior decoration projects.
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Amarillo College
Darrell Jackson
Edith learns Santa mystery in December memory
Edith recalls a childhood moment when her mother asked if she still believed in Santa Claus. At eight, Edith cried and confessed disbelief but wished to keep pretending. Years later she links the Santa belief to broader questions about wonder and imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Santa Claus
Forbidden Knowledge and Child Guilt Mentioned
A reflection on childhood curiosity and guilt explains how parents should answer simple questions honestly to avoid emotional distress. The piece also notes a Turkish law banning personal crisis reports, yet presses ignore it as Ivar Kreuger’s suicide is reported and the government sues the press.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ivar Kreuger
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France
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Taylor Street
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Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Erwin Marshall
Mercer County
Anthony Hauck Jr
Hunterdon County
Harry Walsh
Jersey City
William A. Stevens
Joseph Lanigan
B & M Cleaners & Dyers
Bill
Guiding
YOUR
Mrs
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Amarillo Riding Club
Country Club
John Ward
KC Rowoer
Thrifty Service
Acme Laundry
Troy Laundry
Panhandle
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