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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
8
The letter page rips into Pampa and Amarillo football contrasts and coach talk, cites past games and a 70 0 blowout, then shifts to a heated dispute with ginners over cotton pricing and policy. Tack signs off with bold warnings, plus a Pillow sale note at 2708 North West Second Avenue.
Amarillo boasts two top football teams with starkly different support. The Sandies hold pride and local acclaim, while the other team receives little backing from the community.
A student letter appeals to Tack to back the Amarillo Badgers amid their struggles after a loss to Cameron Aggies. The writer praises the team and coach, urges local pride, and previews upcoming games at Butler Field against Terrill Prep, urging greater city backing.
A series of lost and found notices ask for the return of a black leather purse with two dollars and glasses, a Fox Terrier named Boots, and a five month old Boston Screwtail bulldog. rewards offered. People request help finding property and job seekers appeal for housework work in Amarillo.
A reader demands evidence on Hoover's oil stance and embargoes, asking whether he protects Mellon and oil interests, and whether U.S. production meets domestic demand. The letter requests factual information on foreign oil imports and asks for government publication of these lines of inquiry.
Hills Bros. Coffee is roasted by a controlled roasting method that prevents flavor variation and yields a smooth, unvarying cup. The process roasts continuously in small increments, then the coffee is packed in vacuum cans to keep it fresh and free from staleness. Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc. of Kansas City, Missouri promotes its Arab trademark and urges readers to order.
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