Europe plans public works to aid labor
In Geneva on October 2, Europe moves to combat unemployment with international and national public works. The plan involves the League of Nations, the International Labor Bureau, and the European Economic Union to create about 550 million working days internationally and 83.3 million days from national programs in thirteen nations. Estimated costs total 1.111 billion gold francs.
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Luna Prepares Displays for Dallas and Oklahoma Fairs
H M Luna exhibit manager outlines two Panhandle of Texago displays. George Briggs of the Pampa Chamber directs the Muskogee fair exhibit opening tomorrow and lasting through October 10. Fresh vegetables shipped to Oklahoma and Texas State Fair in Dallas to complete preparations.
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Miss Mulkey to Lead Scout Leader Course in Dumas
Alice Mulkey local director of Girl Scout activities will lead a one day training course for Girl Scout leaders in Dumas on Saturday. Fifteen prospective leaders and troop committee members will attend the course with luncheon served at the Girl Scout building by Mrs Clyde Morris captain of a Dumas troop.
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Alice Mulkey
Dumas
Clyde Morris
Panhandle Inc Directors Call Meeting in Amarillo
The Panhandle of Texas Inc directors will meet at 11 o clock Saturday morning at the Amarillo Hotel to discuss matters of importance to the organization. The meeting was called by President Sam Braswell of Clarendon.
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Erasmus Tack
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Happy Herald
Elton Jones
Digging for prosperity amid Hooverism in Tack Letters
A fragment urges digging into mother earth for prosperity, arguing diversification rotation and cultivation will solve financial woes and secure national peace. It claims humans must reveal buried resources rather than tax or legislate them, and mentions a certain man who had...
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Three Nuts and Hoover Era Farm Advice From W M Anthony
The letter urges prudent farming and warns against overreach, arguing small producers should improve stock gradually while sharing work. It cites Hooverism and Volsteadism as misdirections, and asserts reducing hours can solve unemployment while maintaining a healthy economy through steady, practical growth.
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H. E. Hoover
Texas
Seeking share-crop work on ranch to support wife
A young married couple with farming and ranching experience seeks sharecropping or ranch work, willing to relocate. They lack winter clothes and funds, have no children, and can be contacted via Route 2 box 72 or 1902 Arthur Street or at 2-1157.
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Tack
Arthur Street
A. K. Kellar
Young Boy Seeks Any Kind of Work in Texas
A 17-year-old boy from Claude Texas offers to take any job including farm work. He can drive any vehicle and lists contact details for General Delivery North Station and 803 North Tyler Street. He asks for opportunities and appreciation for any help.
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North Tyler Street
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Charles Sherlock
Prohibition Critique Letter Cites Elite Immunity in Arrests
A reader urges Tack to explain why prohibition seems failing, arguing indictments target only the small players while prominent men escape conviction. The writer accuses officers and elites of protection and presses for coverage of notable liquor charges.
Bootlegging conviction question raised by reader
A reader questions endorsing bootleggers and asks why prominent men are not indicted for liquor charges. The note mentions "wereeresagpeee owes A READER" and initials E. R. T., reflecting a letter to the editor about justice and prominent figures avoiding punishment.
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