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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1933
Page
3
A reader urges expansion of NRA support and higher farm prices to sustain its program. The letter questions policy and requests wider circulation to ensure the NRA remains successful amid concerns about agricultural prices.
The Tri-State Exposition opens Saturday with eight days in New Mexico Oklahoma and West Texas plus two added days Farmers Day September 30 and A Day of Religion September 24. Oldfield will race the Allis Chalmers tractor to break the world speed record with prizes near $1000 awarded at the Farmers Banquet September 27.
A reader letter from W F Bishop at 808 Kentucky Street seeks a housekeeper and reports on a large NRA rally. The writer notes a poor turnout despite strong program elements and out of town speakers and questions local enthusiasm for the NRA movement in Amarillo and the Plains country.
In Dallas a gunman entered Michaelson Jewelry and Pawn Shop armed with a pistol and forced proprietor H D Michaelson to the rear. Michaelson hurled the bandit through a plate glass door, the pistol fired, the thief dropped the loot and fled, was seized by a passerby until police arrived.
A few cases of Varicose Veins will be accepted for treatment by the injection method. This ambulant treatment is available. Those desiring these services please call the office for appointment.
A jumble of classified snippets includes a mention of a Roosevelt reunion event, a small-wage employment plea from Dorothy seeking room and board, a rabbit found and owner contact, and a live-in housework job offer for a neat, referenced woman aged about 24 with duties including child care and general chores.
Fort D A Russell at Marfa may be leased as a dude ranch, sanatorium or resort. A million dollar plant includes 434 acres and 134 buildings near Marfa with water sewer electric and telephone systems. Bids open October 10 at Fort Sam Houston led by Col John S Chambers.
The speaker from Missouri overwhelmed a small Texas audience as the crowd, including Mr. Russell and Mason King, failed to sing The Eyes of Texas in unison. The speaker urges citizens to support the NRA effort and stop relying on others to push the wagon forward.
A long haired golden tan dog, run over near Polk Street and Nine teenth Avenue, is at 1912 Polk Street with a broken leg. The owner must claim him to avoid euthanasia. The note also offers piano storage at 2-2696 by Mrs. L. W. Y.
A large black and white spotted fox named Skippy bolted from a vehicle Thursday night and remains at large. Owner asks residents to report sightings and avoid approaching the animal.
A woman offers a pretty diamond ring in exchange for a piano or other fine furniture. The item can be viewed at 610 Carolina Street. She expresses a strong wish for a piano but cannot buy one herself.
A mid level aged lady is sought for house work and caring for two small children. The position promises a good home and steady employment.
A telegram from a Texas farmer argues that current prices for cattle 8 cents cotton 4 cents hogs 10 cents eggs 7 cents per gallon milk to be insufficient for stability. It urges immediate inflation as only remedy to prevent ruin and proclaims farmers and stockmen are the nation's life blood.
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