Tack Letters and Help Requests From the Page Two
Readers pile out notices and pleas for work and lost items. Letters include a man seeking any work with a Violet Ray device for sale, two young women offering light office and house duties, a request to exchange a wardrobe trunk for goods or a singing bird, and a note about a lost mattress moved in Lincoln Street area with a box and address provided for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singing Bird
Lincoln Street
Route 2
Spruce Street
M. H
RUN SMALL HOTEL Dea Tack A Historic Plea for Work
A middle aged educated woman appeals for employment options including running a small hotel or managing a household for a refined widower or bachelor. The plea requests print support and underscores the seeker's need for steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Tack
Wolf Trapper Seeks Work in West Texas Wolf Packs
Floyd Henderson of Summerfield Texas, a decade of trapping experience with a top partner, writes Tack seeking contact with stockmen troubled by wolves. He offers references and requests a location with abundant wolves to contest, hoping for placement through credible leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Texas
COMMUNITY HELP AND PERSONAL REQUESTS LISTED
A reader asks for baby items to donate and lists contact at 212-A East Nineteenth Avenue. Several individuals seek work, including a preference for mechanical jobs and general employment, with contact details in Carter Hotel and 4581 or 813 Arthur Street. Another writes seeking a home for a 10 year old boy and offers to buy clothes, while Elbert A Riner proposes trading a lot for a ring and another notices rental of a furnished home with extra space and a barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
W. H. Morgan
Nineteenth Avenue
Tack
Would Rent Hotel
A reader asks for printing help to rent a furnished apartment house hotel or boarding house in a well located area. The message includes a contact number 7609 and a brief note about an article on wheat that may amuse a wheat farmer, with the writer noting the last sentence is theirs.
Homeless Mother Seeks Job for Baby and Me
Widow with a two year old pleads for work in exchange for room and board and small wages. She seeks winter clothes and shelter, listing her contact as Lillian of 1503 North Garfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Lillian
North
Garfield Street
More Votes for KGRS and Local Commentary
A local column includes terse editorials and reader notices about KGRS, tariff jokes, and a plea for fair reporting on WDAG. The missive complains about discourtesy, urges broadcasting the Pampa game, and ends with a personal note signaling mixed sentiment toward the station and community figures.
Wheat market watchman travels amid price shifts
A buyer for mills was sent to Minneapolis to monitor the wheat market as producers and buyers navigate fluctuating protein strength, market orders, and primary market pricing. The piece notes the tension between graders and farmers and the volatile pricing that rises after sales and falls after purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Minneapolis
Cascarets Claim To Stimulate Appetite And Aid Digestion
An advertisement claims Cascarets improve digestion by stimulating bowels when appetite wanes at day’s end. It insists the candy tablet clears bilious and gassy headaches, strengthens bowel muscles, and can be used freely by adults and children, priced a dime in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Pool Creamery
Amarillo
Gilbert Thayer
Pool
Canned Music of WDAG Praised by Reader
A Brisbane reader thanks WDAG for its canned music service and notes the column’s excellent public value, stating it is always given first consideration after initial reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAG
Brisbane
Probably my last letter about hunger and theft
A reader recounts witnessing a middle aged man rummaging through a trash box for stale bread, describing it as a blight on the community. The letter laments destitution and the harsh economic conditions forcing hunger, and requests attention on page 9.
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Red Cross
Green Cross
Cross of the Garter
Double Cross
Golden Og
J. W.D
Dear
Eee
Randal Drug Store
Floyd Henderson
Box
Summerfield
M. F
Carter Hotel
Arthur Street
Pansy Courtney
South Jackson Street
Elbert A.riner
Carolina Street
Mrs, Kemp
RCA Radiotron Co. Inc
Harrison, N. J
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Radiotrons
Safest
Food Authority
Mooney
Hotel Moore
KGRS
Battle Creek
Gilbert Thaylor
Harrison
America
Stetson
Freeman
Rayon Sox
the House OF
Kuppenheimer
Pita A
Miele
Bostonian
Cambridge
Yorkeshire
S &€ Q Clothiers
Polk
Oxford
Arrow
Ning Post
Ray
Young Men's College
Navy —Belge—Brown
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