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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
10
A jumble of notes discusses horse color genetics with eye lashes as clues and pony foaling colors. A reader compliments a person named Anna Laura and asks Tack to share birthday verses. A letter proposes bus top signs for visibility and asks if the R stands for Ruthlessly Ruthful.
The policemen's ball drew about three thousand attendees for two dance floors and a high-spirited show headlined by Dean Morlan. Proceeds will fund new equipment and uniforms, with thanks to the public for ticket support.
Sadie Modell of 1704 Line Street Amarillo Texas asks Tack to advertise and sell her stock. She plans to leave before the 15th and offers a player piano and an electric washer as items to be sold.
A mother asks for a live-in helper or nanny to care for her three children. She and her husband seek a reliable young woman who can provide a motherly presence and assist with household duties at 845 Crockett Street near 20th Street.
Hencoop Custard argues the city should consolidate private water systems Morningside and Gables and reuse former City Light and Power wells as storage. He suggests buying Bush section land for wheat farming to fund the project, noting wells occupy little space.
A group of about 85 boys from North Amarilla Junior High pledges full support to the Sandies as they seek additional equipment and uniforms. Only twelve uniforms exist and three players wore Sandy uniforms in prior times but did not play in a game. The writer notes a player warmed up last Saturday and hopes to field a team before year’s end with town backing.
A local group explains they can supply their part of the team’s protection and buy shoes but cannot fund full uniforms. With all eyes on the high school team, they cannot charge admission to games to raise funds, citing lack of money for equipment as the reason. The business.
A letter from a petite blue-eyed woman in Los Angeles asks Amarillo men to respond. She describes herself as five feet two inches, 126 pounds, may appear 30, seeks a man over 45 and asks interested readers to write to B. 168-R 210 Wright and Callender Building Fourth and Hill Streets.
Mrs S A White seeks return of an eight month old German police dog named Rex. The dog wore a collar engraved with Rex and responds to its name. A reward is offered for the dog's return. Contact 6969 from 908 North Taylor Street.
Men of North Amarillo with a $100 contribution from the Sandy athletic fund helped secure equipment last season. The text argues against repeatedly soliciting business leaders and urges a stable funding source to sustain future teams.
R. J. Black of Lockhart reports chronic constipation and gas pains. After using Black Draught for several weeks his morning taste and appetite improved, he slept better, and he feels healthier now than in years. He calls it a splendid remedy. The cost is said to be one cent per dose.
A letter signed by multiple locals proposes a fund drive to cover $14.60 per sandal cost and urges immediate action. It mentions a PA head and a $25 target, naming many individuals including A L Foster and J Mann, with Bivins School referenced months ago as a backdrop for the push.
A resident group from Amarillo asks why Bivins lacks a local school four years after being promised a site. They seek action from property owners listing 150 names and urge community effort to secure a suitable campus for children.
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