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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
2
A reader laments election fear tactics about Hoover and Roosevelt while detailing persistent hives worsened by diet and doctors. He shares a corny anecdote, notes sand fleas in Amarillo, praises a Pampa ham sandwich, and discusses Minnesota gas stock fraud and local utility profits.
Dear Tack argues for stronger usury laws to curb extreme interest rates harming farmers and workers. It cautions against bankruptcy or garnishment reforms that could erase protections, noting Canada restricts bankruptcy to big business and warning wage seizures threaten poor workers, urging policy focus on the poor man’s protections.
The latest reports show Hoover gaining in key states such as Illinois Indiana Ohio and Nebraska while Roosevelt holds firm in others including Arizona Maryland and New York. Smith speeches aid Republicans in several areas and production notes estimate Ohio sugar farming could add 13 million dollars to agricultural income.
Ferguson’s chief advisor will speak at the State Fair auditorium with Maury Hughes introducing Ferguson and Pat Edwards introducing Mrs. Ferguson. Dallas District Attorney McGraw and Texas Bar Association president Lawther will preside and speak. Bullington’s Dallas rally urged erasing party lines to unite government.
Roeser said the governor agreed to the market demand provision amid a looming special session. He recalled the 42nd legislature prior session where the governor opposed market demand and threatened a veto. He believes the bill holds two thirds in the Senate and will pass the House to become operative, reflecting an Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld clause.
Bank customers were imprisoned in a Vega bank vault during a raid tied to a $2,000 theft. The abducted bookkeeper Robert Armitage was left blindfolded nine miles southeast of Amarillo after officers and detectives pursued the bandits toward Happy, with Clark Cain leading Amarillo detectives in the chase.
The event featured John Josey on organ and Lester F Aldrich solos. Mayor Ross D Rogers extended Amarillo’s welcome and PEO leaders spoke. Dr Virginia Allen Cotten Stockard of Coty College shared her 83 year journey from small funds to a respected women’s college, ending with an American Rhapsody organ solo.
Markets report from Kansas City on November 3 lists 2,500 head with 240 direct. Prices expected higher than Wednesday’s average. top $3.10 for choice 190-230 lb cattle. Good and choice 140-350 lb cattle bring $2.75 to $3.10. packing values not clearly stated.
A 1928 campaign remark by Roosevelt and Garner emphasizes hope in a Democratic win. Smith questions Hoover's leadership and accuses him of trying to frighten Americans, insisting that despair will not defeat the nation.
A Minneapolis newspaper notes a vital, precedent based on fair play that provides guidance for stockholders facing the Te issue. The report emphasizes fairness and practical impact for those holding shares.
Williams Hardware Company at 615 Taylor Street announces a storewide sale starting Friday at 9 am with extensive discounts across most items. The event highlights kitchenware tools appliances heating and sports gear as Amarillo shoppers sprint for bargains amid a busy preparation day.
Auction results show sows 275 to 500 pounds at 2.15 to 2.65, cattle volumes 2,500 with calves 70. steers and heifers mixed, prices up to 4.25 for cows, vealers around 3.50 to 4.50. Sheep lambs 4,500 with lambs firm to 15 cents higher, top lambs 5.65 with feeder lambs 4.25 to 4.75. New Orleans cotton opened steady but quiet. near morning hedging influenced by Liverpool cues, prices around 6.08 to 6.14.
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