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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
5
Classified notes show individuals seeking work and companionship through Tack column. Job seekers request station or garage work, farm labor, or short part time shifts, citing truck driving experience and references. A couple seeks ranch or home work, gardening and cooking, while a widow seeks a mature, reliable partner with resources for a home and leap year plans.
A 17 year old girl with housekeeping and child care experience offers good references and requests a print ad in the column. Contact via READER telephone 5817.
A reader seeks work help by hour day or week and mentions returning to help and traveling out of town. They ask for guidance through the column on which party picked up the request and to return keys. The note is brief and lacks details about identity or location.
A heated letter to the editor defends H E Hoover against Ferguson’s governor bid, accuses Hoover of backing out of the party, and praises Sterling supporters in Potter County. It criticizes ballot tampering claims, lauds Lubbock conventions, and urges voters to back the Democratic ticket straight. A separate note attacks Hoover over a California ranch sign and endorses Roosevelt.
A small leather folder containing three car keys was found on the sidewalk directly in front of the First Christian Church at Saturday noon. The finder will return it to the owner for a small reward and appreciates the kindness, noting the keys would be of no use to others.
A reader offers a Nash sedan for $10 needing engine work. The ad invites buyers who can afford or repair it themselves to contact by telephone 8404. The notice mentions replies to Judge Hoover and refers to a column in the Amarillo Globe dated October 26.
A widow reports losing a small black tooled leather purse downtown Monday afternoon containing $13 in bills seven with a $10 bill three one dollar bills and assorted coins. She is in need of the money and offers a reward to the finder by calling 2 3919.
A fragment cites skepticism about President Hoover, noting heavy commentary that he serves the rich. The brief hints at public doubt and political framing surrounding Hoover during the era.
The writer denounces supporters for arguing for a primary vote then not keeping their pledge. He asserts there is no excuse for such behavior and calls out the hypocrisy of illegal votes cast in the last primary.
The piece argues the Sterling group bears greater guilt than the Fergusons for organizing a county wide house to house canvass and questions the presence of any illegal voting activity in the area.
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