Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
Readers debate broadcasting rights and fair play as local radio stations WDAG and KGRS clash over World Series airings. A letter from Conway Texas voices support for KGBS’s scheduling and calls for mayoral and Chamber of Commerce input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tinsley, Jr
B. Walker
E. A. Wilmoth
G. W. Patrick
C. M. Hudson
D. T. Pharie
G. T. Phillips
Otis Walker
M. G. Walker
R. W. Calliham
Otis Weatherly
Conway
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
E. R. T. Tack
Radio Station Feud Spreads Over Amarillo Area
Local letters urge the press to settle a squabble between KGRS and WDAG over game broadcasts. A booster claims most listeners support KGRS and accuses WDAG of jealousy and interference while announcing a Pampa game appearance.
Moonlight view and missing Paddie seeks information
A reader requests any information about a girl named Paddie believed to be in Akron. The note appears with a lighthearted tone and asks readers to contact Mrs. J. 8. D. in Channing Texas as a last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddie
Wanted: Unmixed Collie or Shepherd Puppy for Baby
Mrs. Robert Fuller of Gruver Texas asks for a pure collie or shepherd puppy not tied to police work. She offers a farm home with ample food and a loving environment for a baby. Also seeks a gentle lady to assist with house work for small wages, contact F R Wallin Gruver Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Robert Fuller
Route
F. R. Wallin
Gruver
Tex
Fry cook seeks any job until better work available
Oscar Fletcher of 403 Cleveland Street writes that, as a fry cook by trade, he will take any kind of work until he can do better and says he is a reader of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Oscar Fletcher
Cleveland Street
Plea for Help From Worried Reader and Sandies Fan
A plea from a reader claiming broad experience offers work to support a baby's schooling. The letter asks Tack to influence WDAG to address a controversial action from a recent Saturday drawing strong Sandies fan sentiment.
Panhandle residents push for rights to hear Sandies games on air
A letter from LeFors Texas urges WDAG and KGBS to allow the Sandies football broadcasts without interference. The writer claims the distraction harms Amarillo’s fair week, cites fan loyalty, and asks Tack to restore radio rights so listeners can hear district and potential state games. The plea includes a request to recover lost beads of personal value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Dallas
Amarillo
WDAG
Fair Association
Sandies
Blair Cherry
Badgers
al Baggett
Panhandle
KGBS
Tack
LeFors
Texas
Suitcase Lost Between Texico and Clovis New Mexico
A brown old suitcase tied with seagrass rope between Texico and Clovis is missing. Inside the case is a ladies purse belonging to a deceased wife, with a small coin and some change. owner asks for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texico
Clovis
New Mexico
Radio dispute reaches Canadian Texas over ball game broadcasts
Bernice and Edna of Canadian Texas urge a settlement in a radio clash with Pampa Texas figures. They claim WDAG should share airtime with KGBS and challenge Thomas to send a fighter to Canadian, promising a lively response and hoping KGRS is silenced by the next football broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Pampa
Texas
Amarillo
KGBS
WDAG
Donald Bennett
KGRS
Mr. Thomas
Bernice
Edna
Room to Rent for Two with Shared Meals
Room to rent for two persons who will share meals. Close in location and reasonably priced offer.
Sunshine Club Seeks Printed Song Requests From Readers
A group of 15 girls forming a Sunshine Club asks readers to print songs including Hail Hail The Gang's All Here Show Me The Way To Go Home Sweet Marie You're Driving Me Crazy and any other popular tunes. They offer a four pound box of candy upon print and inquire how many chapters remain in Blind Date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat
Tack
Marie
Harvesters Face Off In Hidden King-Sized Rivalry
A Pampa Texas reader claims the Harvesters have their best team yet despite a tall sophomore who weighs 168 pounds and has punted 85 yards. He cannot play yet, keeping the lineup secret as Sunshine Club songs circulate.
Doctor's syrup pepsin for baby bowel regularity
A published remedy claims half a teaspoon daily of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will train infant bowels to regularity and ease constipation. The text extols the doctor's 47 years in practice and a record of over 500 births without loss, noting wide family use across ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Syrup Pepsin
Monticello
Illinois
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Dalhart
Texline
Bob
Akron
L. S. Allen
East
Sixteenth Avenue
Forest Hill School
L. L. Foster
North East
Eighth Avenue
STENO
Uncle Sam
U. S. S. Akron
Hunt
Aaa
Goodb
Dandruff
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Sandie
Sunshine Club
E. R. Tv
St. P.O
Turkey
Kentucky
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Maryland
Chesterfield
Liccer? & Myers Tobacco Co
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