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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
3
A letter continues with instructions to a laborer heading to a cotton field near Claude. It urges urgency, proper training, and routines for a hard day, including rising by 4:30, breakfast duties, and avoiding laughter from others. The writer shares fifty years of experience and mentions food like turnip greens, buttermilk, and cornbread as essential for the workers.
In a letter to Dear Tack the Panhandle-South Plains Fair backers defend the Lubbock event. They praise the fair for high quality livestock and agriculture exhibits despite rain and low attendance, noting the fair paid 100 cents on the dollar to patrons. Canyon Texas secretary R E Prewitt signs for the association.
A collection of brief handwritten notices includes requests for jobs and help, mentions cotton field work and football game stakes, with contact details and cheerful sign-offs. Names include E A Parsons and E R T, plus addresses and phone blips, reflecting a community bulletin vibe.
A 41 year old man offers to work on a ranch or as a truck driver to support four children, noting extensive experience and willingness to be reached at 9863 after 7 pm. He requests any possible assistance and signs as L. F. B.
A mother seeks help to place her school aged children, asking for work in a motherless home or on a farm at small wages. She writes that she would work after school and hopes Tack can arrange a place for her family.
The writer offers a wide range of services and guarantees all work. They request a second hand large mirror for sale and provide the contact number 5918 for responses.
The daily Capone trial report notes prosecutors gathering specifics on clothing items worn by Capone. Descriptions include shoes socks drawers under shirts tops shirts collars ties vests coats and related attire.
A fragment discusses a man’s possible use of a particular tooth powder and calls for investigation into its impact and cost. The text hints at a broader accusation or curiosity about the product's effects and origins.
A dressmaker announces services including sewing, alterations, coat relining, and children's sewing, asking for advertising exposure through the column to gain local work.
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