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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1931
Page
5
A letter argues unemployed workers could be aided by a program that funds a day's work at fair wages, replacing donations with employment. It claims reduced charity costs, restored American pride, and fewer crimes, urging readers to consider the plan. A second message requests winter clothing and offers rides to Fort Worth with references.
Regular column reader with 12 years in sales seeks party for wholesale brokerage. Prefers cash-on-arrival products with low capital risk. Seeks two car owning salesmen and potential housing arrangement. Offers substantial territory and after hours collaboration. Contact L at 1102 South Johnson Street or telephone 5195.
Report from Swisher County Texas notes blood tests show results described as 95 percent black eyed pea juice. Local notices include sewing and comfort tackling requests and a couple seeking farm work, plus a no-debt pledge from a highway contractor in Potter and Carson Counties.
A letter from J E Gore Borger Texas urges action on wartime shipping and farm prices. It blends calls to mobilize oil profits and anti labor sentiment with a plea for political candidates Murray and Tack and a public display button. It also mocks England’s debt and bank lending while pressing for farm stabilization.
The speaker urges Governor Murray for President and demands a price law that forbids selling farm products below production cost. He warns current Congress laws protect Business but fail farmers, citing wheat as a key example.
A periodical pains remedy called B C from two North Carolina druggists offers fast relief from headache neuralgia and menstrual pains in about three minutes. The ad claims it stops pain quiets nerves and is practically harmless with no other preparation giving such relief. Ask your druggist.
In Orion last week the reader cites Henry Keith and a reply printed in the News Globe on September 8. The quoted line asks where the trouble is and asserts it is plain as the nose on your face.
Shamrock Texas sportsmen raise 150 reward for the persons who dynamited two private and club lakes to damage fishing interests. J W Gooch M D D appeals to readers to inform club operators and owners to protect outdoor life in the Panhandle.
A historical note states that the cost of inputs for farmers is determined domestically, while the prices for their outputs are set abroad in London. The result is higher living costs and economic tension for agricultural producers.
A reader questions proof that London sets prices for American farm products and asks why Chicago and New York reports dominate. The letter notes no London price quotes in market reports and mentions the Grain Futures Act designation of Chicago as a contract market.
Mr and Mrs Mark Hardin of 722 Short Avenue were in Santa Fe New Mexico for the weekend.
An advertisement touts St Joseph's aspirin as genuine pure and safely packed to preserve strength. It claims government standards are met and that buyers save by paying ten cents for twelve tablets, noting widespread daily use.
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