Agrarian Bid Tags at Iowa Gubernatorial Contest
Iowa politics focus on farm issues as Hoover and Roosevelt campaigns shape the race. National and state organizers push agrarian themes with Curtis Hyde Hurley Wilbur for Republicans and Reed Norris for Democrats. Iowa has not carried a Democratic presidential candidate since 1856.
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Iowa
Hoover
Roosevelt
Sioux City
Charles Curtis
Hyde, Hurley
Wilbur
James Reed
George W. Norris
Appellate Court Proceedings for Civil Appeals Amarillo
The court of civil appeals in Amarillo heard motions overruled or rehearing requests in cases including A Heidenheimer vs Higginbotham Bartlett Co and C E Fletcher vs W R Ely. Also listed are Elliott Greer Office Supply Co v Clarence C Martin from Lubbock plus others on remand or submission from Potter, Wheeler, Lynn, and Sub- Corporation.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
A. Heidenheimer
Higginbotham-Bartlett Company
C. E. Fletcher Et al
W. R. Ely
Elliott-Greer Office Supply Company
Clarence C. Martin
Lubbock
E. K. Hufstedler
L. A. Harral
Zurish General Accident & Liability Insurance Company Et al
Kerr
Potter
Lindbergh Babe Named Jon Morrow Lindbergh
The World Telegram reports the second Lindbergh child, born over two months ago, is named Jon Morrow Lindbergh. Jon honors a Scandinavian forbear and Morrow is Mrs. Lindberghs maiden name. The earlier Lindbergh baby, Charles Augustus Jr., was abducted and killed, with the crime unsolved.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
World-Telegram
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Jon
Lindberghs
Morrow
Credit Grantors Will Hold Frolic at Amarillo Hotel
The mock trial of Mary Dugan Smith will be heard by Judge W. J. Flesher at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Amarillo Hotel club room. Defending attorneys are John Fullingim and Grady Hazlewood. state counsel are James O. Cade and Walter Loftus. The event is part of the Amarillo Credit Grantors Association dinner with members' wives in attendance.
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Mary Dugan Smith
W. J. Flesher
Amarillo Hotel
John Fullingim
Grady Hazlewood
James O. Cade
Walter Loftus
Amarillo Credit Grantors Association
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Babies and Adults
A promotional note touts Dr. W B Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a trusted laxative for children and adults. It claims long family use in Illinois and warns it aids constipation, boosts health, and is gentle compared with strong cathartics. It urges asking any drug store for the prescription preparation.
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Pratt County
W. B. Caldwell
Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
Contested Primary Fraud Sparks Constitutional Debate
In a heated letter a reader alleges extensive illegal voting and ballot tampering in the Ferguson primary bid, argues the courts dismissed fraud claims for timing, and calls for higher court review. The writer condemns party loyalty bought by fraud and insists independent voters must defend constitutional government.
Bullington Urged as Democratic Choice in Texas Governor Race
A letter from H. Fe Hoover of Canadian Texas endorses Bullington as constitutionally eligible and more aligned with Jeffersonian Democracy than Jim Ferguson. It urges Democratic supporters to back Bullington, arguing a vote for him preserves constitutional government over party loyalty. The note includes dated Oct 21 1932. Also appears a trio of classified notices seeking work from jobless individuals and couples, listing contacts and locations such as North Fillmore Street and Polk Street.
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Ferguson
Bullington
Supreme Court of
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Fergusons
Texas
Jim Ferguson
H. FE. Hoover
Three Widows Seek Letters From Younger Men
Three cheerful widows aged 38 to 55 seek correspondence for companionship and good times. They request replies to THREE LONELY WIDOWS, In Care of Tack, and express openness to all letters.
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Tack
Lokely
Put Roosevelt in and the rascals out
Poem urging support for Theodore Roosevelt as a just leader and defender of the people's rights. Credits F. M. Montgomery.
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Roosevelt
Room and Board Ad Seeks Family Home
A young woman seeking room and board for herself and her small daughter. She offers to work in exchange for shelter in a nice home. Address: 3104 East Tenth Avenue, Kemp's Place.
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East Tenth Avenue
Kemp's Place
Widow Seeks Household Help for Domestic Tasks
A 39 year old widow with no dependents requests assistance with housework and related tasks. She states she can perform any necessary domestic labor and seeks reliable help.
Mel o makes soap work better in hard water
A promotional piece explains how Mel o softens hard water to improve soap efficiency. It claims soap lathers more, suds multiply, and scum disappears, urging readers to buy three cans for kitchen laundry and bathing.
Letter from Plainview woman questions Ferguson support
A Mrs. Tilson of Plainview criticizes political loyalties in Texas in October 1932. She accuses readers of riding a bandwagon for Ma Ferguson and Jim and urges integrity, noting she is staying at Amatex Camp No 10 and seeking work and shelter.
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Ma” Ferguson
Jim
Austin
T. J. Tilson
Plainview
Dear Tack Seeks Shoe Work Guidance From Young Husband
A young married man with one child asks Tack for help in finding any work. He has experience in sales and is a scientific shoe fitter seeking employment opportunities and guidance.
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North Fillmore Street
Teck
Housekeeper Wanted and Community Notices
Classified notices include a German‑descent housekeeper aged 30 to 40 sought by Mrs. E. J. R. with a good cook and economical skills. A widow seeks any employed couple or motherless home work. A man seeks his lost white and brown dog Maggie, reward not paid. Two Texan farm girls seek work in housework or office roles. A Trucker's Side reader comments on railroad competition.
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Tack
T. E. Clark
North Hazel Street
Pampa
Texas
Maggie
Weldon
Monroe Street
Trucks vs Railroads in Texas Panhandle Transportation
A Texas Panhandle truck contractor argues for deregulation to equalize rates with railroads. He cites drivers earning $6 daily, helpers $4, and says trucks spend more on labor and upkeep for hauls of 7,000 to 14,000 pounds. He notes 265,000 licensed trucks in Texas and questions regulatory policies.
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Texas Panhandle
Texas
R. F. CO
D. Shirk
Borger
Divorces Stir Slaying Case in Henderson Texas
District Attorney Vernon McDavid doubts he can proceed against Bob Pierson charged with the shotgun killing of Jim Lambert. Pierson was divorced, his ex-wife remarried Lambert, and Mrs Pierson, as the state's key witness, cannot testify against her husband under the law.
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Henderson
Tex
Vernon McDavid
Bob Pierson
Jim Lambert
Pierson
Lambert
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Pearle Davis
Cicero Smith Lumber Company
Sub- Corporation
Joe B. Williams
E. H. Patton
Wheeler
R. C. Ware
Mrs. Oliver -_ Eakle Barfield
Wheelmen’s Association
Gwynedd
A. Roberts
Swarthmore
Samuel Young
Philadelphia
Edward A. McDuffee
Monmouth Beach
N. J
D. P. Williams
New Haven
Conn
Jon Morrow
Lindbergh
Babe
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Earle
Williams, ‘Sion CO. Inc
Qur
Dial
North Polk Street
F. M. Montgomery
Ward Water
MELO
Wevo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Sary
Amatex
Gor ST. Josp
Ge Ao
Nairn Ea Ee
Uae
Ben Bernie
College Inn
Ertl
Sherman
Randolph
Cark Lake
LA Salle
News-Globe
Daily News and Globe
Daily World
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