Spain May Add Val Vessels To Help Labor
Spain faces a shipping problem affecting both navy and merchant marine. After wartime shipbuilding, saturation hit and unemployment rose. many call for new battleships and continued shipyard activity to keep workers employed and maintain Spain’s coastwise fleet. The navy says 1926 program may be complemented to expand construction.
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Italy
Germany
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Dramatic Censorship Rules Passed by Nanking Heads
Oct 17 United Press reports new provisions of a proposed Chinese press law bar printed matter deemed reactionary or harmful to public morals peace order or government laws. Opponents warn the rules could be stretched to ban anything the government dislikes.
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Pie and Cookie Company Donates to Inmates Facility
The Pie and Cookie Company donated pies on Wednesday to inmates in Tank Lower No. 1, praised for helping a facility with limited access to delicacies. A reader jokes about fried pie and reflects on past misdeeds and possible legal trouble.
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Simpson Company
A Seamstress Seeks Work From Neighbor
A letter from Mrs A B R requests sewing work, offering skills and asking for assistance. She provides contact at 901 North Buchanan Street and telephone 8660.
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North Buchanan Street
Syrup Factory Query For Amarillo Location
A Louisiana reader asks Tack for appraisal of Amarillo as a site for a syrup factory and sends a sample for testing. The letter praises the syrup if it proves worthy, hoping for guidance and future acquaintance. Another note from Texas praises Buck Rogers and affection for the newspaper column, expressing missing the popular strip.
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Buck Rogers Returns to Print Columns Spark Reader Plea
Readers request Buck Rogers strip revival and complain about its absence in the paper. Letters from Norie Elam of Wildorado Texas and others recount attachment to the feature and seek restoration. A bicycle theft note from Princeton and a reward offer follow, showing mixed reader requests.
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Unclear street encounters prompt sewing note from Amarillo
A reader from Amarillo Texas recounts near misses with women stopping suddenly in traffic. He apologizes for accidents and asks about sewing for the public offering red flannel garments for nine children, inquiring price per head or per dozen, signed E R T.
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Weather Quacker Predicts 1931 Drought Across Americas
S F Pettigrew of Thornburg Arkansas warns of a heat drenched 1931 drought across the Southern and Southwest regions, the West and Midwest, with crop and vegetation destruction from North to South America. He labels the prior 1928 bumper crop as the end of a run of good crops and calls out the predictor who claimed 14 good crop years.
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Canada
Help Wanted for Tent Upgrade in Old Newspaper Letter
A reader with tuberculosis appeals for aid to replace a leaking tent top, noting a wife and two children and only $9 weekly income. The writer asks the paper to publish a note to solicit help, offering to visit the office for assistance and suggesting others may have an unused tent.
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Farmhand seeks rental or wage farming position
A. Luginbill, recently moved to town, offers extensive farm experience and asks to hear of any rental, share, or salary farming opportunities. He and his family are ready to relocate and he invites leads for work at or near 2412 Buchanan Street.
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Lady Seeks Housekeeping Position for Winter
Mrs. K. reports her mother has come to spend the winter and seeks a home where she can keep house. Interested parties should contact at 2418 Northwest Fifth Street.
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Northwest Fifth Street
Snake lore letters and credit bureau notes from Amarillo
A reader details a rattlesnake swallowing its young and reports finding live snakes with buttons inside the stomach. The letter prompts zoological inquiry. In a separate note, a Amarillo contributor defends the Physicians' Credit Bureau and praises its client obligations and personal credit rating.
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Second to None Credit Confidence Shielded by Payments
A homeowner asserts uninterrupted on time payments on second and first liens and other major obligations. He recalls a questionable doctor visit, a faulty radio replacement, and a car purchase with extensive servicing, noting consistent financial reliability and universally good credit.
Young Man Seeks Work and Advice on Medical Billing
A 21 year old seeks any job that requires no experience and pays above expenses, noting honesty and reliability. Letters from J P Quigley and W E Johnston discuss employment, doctors, and a call to use a credit bureau or appear before the Potter County Medical Association if mistreatment occurs.
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