Tack Letters Continue On Tax and Dog Missing Owner
A reader challenges income tax legality amid alleged unlawful earnings and questions government reach. Also notes a police dog, a female with a leather collar, possibly Gar rett Leonard or Roy Euler seeking owner. A laundry offer requests work at 15 cents per shirt and 70 per dozen for other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Leonard
Maryland Street
Roy Euler
Summerfield
Texas
Tack
Johnson Street
Help Wanted and Housing Ads From Local Inquiries
Classifieds reveal young job seeker, 15, seeking profitable work. a 24 year old widow seeks house care. a widow offers rooms for rent with minor child in residence. invitation to class invites locals to join at First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Mother Seeks Low Cost Home For Winter Shelter
A mother explains she cannot find a house and asks for a place to rent at $5 per month. She has two schoolgoing children and a boy earning only 35 to 50 cents daily, with little left after rent and utilities for food. She seeks a coal stove capable home with a flue to save on gas and lights and asks for help before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Berean Class Invites Tack to Visit and Speak
A letter from Jack Baker, VP of the Berean Class, invites Tack to attend Sunday school at 9 45 and a 6 30 Christian Endeavor session. It praises teacher Jim mie James and mentions occasional visits from notable speakers, offering Tack the chance to choose a subject and date for a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Jimmie James
O. W
Tack
Jack Baker
Berean
Lost spare wheel and tire lock missing near Washburn Amarillo
A reader reports losing an extra steel wheel and wheel lock from a model A Ford between Washburn and Amarillo. A $1 reward is offered for its return. The note notes the lock and wheel were secured to the rim and tucked away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Amarillo
Furnished Apartments For Rent In Plainview
A reader from Plainview offers two furnished apartments for rent at $4 per week with all bills paid. The notice asks printing of the appeal and notes prior requests for help, with a phone contact and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Taylor Street
Dial
Weather Almanac Orders For Doubling Business
A reader asks where to order weather almanacs De Fae's or Foster's for business use. The note suggests Baker may stock either option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Fae
Foster’s
Trade for a Truck I Am A Painter Seeking Vehicle
A painter at 2407 West Third Avenue offers to trade some paid work for a light truck or car in running condition to haul tools. He also mentions possible wheat in trade and provides the contact number 5670. The note ends with a request to print an article about a mule and a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Avenue
Farmer Credits Mule in Long Satirical Monologue
A farmer speaks to his mule about their unequal labor and shared poverty. He contrasts his two legged work with the mule’s four, questions fairness in their partnership, and outlines the distribution of harvest proceeds among landlord, mule, and his own family and assets.
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Bill
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Health Boost for Bowels
A vintage health advisory promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin with three rules: drink water before breakfast, exercise daily, and set a fixed bowel time. It claims the laxative blend cleanses, improves digestion, and reduces bad breath and headaches, offered in generous bottles at drugstores.
Epilepsy Treatment Aids Sufferers In New York
New York scientists report a new treatment for epilepsy used during the war shown to stop fits quickly without habit forming drugs. An educational booklet describing the method is available from the Educational Division at 509 Fifth Avenue New York City Dept 665 upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Zemo Promises Quick Clear Skin For Pimples and Rashes
For twenty years ZEMO has soothed itching and cleared skin irritations including pimples and blemishes. The antiseptic treatment claims fast results with 35c to 60c packaging and up to $1.25 for extra strength obstinate cases.
Family aids cotton harvest to fund mortgage and gear
A speaker addresses a relative about family labor to raise money for a new harness and mortgage interest. The dialogue contrasts generations and hints at power over elections and political agency within a strained household dynamic.
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Granny
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Dea
W. M
Natalie Harper
A. J. Scott
Jackson Street
First Christian Church
Taylor Street
Sears, Roesuck Ae
M. C. Davis
Plainview, Texas
Bill Murray
Co. R. E
Bovina
Murray
North Taylor
Fillmore Street
E. A. Whitlow
West Fifth Avenue
Baker
da. W. B. Catonete
Doctors
Eugenie
Style Review
Universal Picture
Ara heToh
Coats
Mae Clarke
Kent Douglass
Schultec United
Polk
Seventh Ave
Napoleon
Aeapes
Liniment
Kaynee
Bobby Lee
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Shoe Dept
Spike Cuban
BIG Boys
Oxfords
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