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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1929
Page
7
A fragment notes a water controversy debate carried over from page two. It appeals for impartial and unprejudiced persons to settle the affair for all time, attributed to E. T.
A Canyon reader urges enforcement after a near collision caused by a large truck parked on the highway between Canyon and Amarillo. The vehicle had dim headlights and no rear lights, with pipes protruding, posing a grave danger to passing cars. The writer condemns illegal parking and calls for stricter enforcement.
Letter to Tack warns of stock pushers in Amarillo touting Ford of France at 38.50 a share with 60s payment terms. It notes par value about 4 dollars and curb listing near 10.75, arguing the scheme preys on working people and seeks public disclosure.
A reader notes a lizard named Tack eight inches long that changes colors. Mary Beth Harris invites requests for a photo of the namesake and asks people to write to 1007 West Nineteenth Street for a picture.
A letter from E. R. T. questions stock speculation and alleges possible illegal gains from a $38.50 sale with a $25 graft. The writer urges reporting to the county attorney and warns small investors against Ford of France stock as a gamble.
Letter from E W Brown reports baby rattlesnakes inside a killed adult, noting tiny size and tail button, while a reader laments traffic at a hotel fire and condemns the jazz age spectacle rather than the event. The column reflects quirky wildlife notes and social commentary.
A Globe reader questions the common belief that snakes hatch from eggs and mentions digging up soil to investigate. The note shows curiosity about reptile reproduction and invites further discussion.
Mrs. Ollie Walker of 2424 Morse St Houston says NR Tablets eased lifelong constipation headaches and sallow complexion. She notes the tablets soothe and stimulate the stomach and bowels aiding waste removal and blood strength. A 25 cent box is available at drug stores.
A young writer seeks buyers for two half grown grey foxes stating they are in good condition. He asks interested parties to write to eight year old FRANK OWEN MARS of 210 Fast Tenth Street, Hereford, Texas.
A writer laments restless crowds chasing excitement like sheep and compares their thrill seeking to dope fiends. He reflects on daily life with cattle and notes how fires draw crowds, recalling past eras when fires drew attention as well.
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