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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1932
Page
10
A reader asks where to deposit a large sum safely and whether to rely on government bonds or life insurance policies. The Tack column urges caution, warns against trusting others, and emphasizes safe, income-producing options.
A small three room house with land and garage at 1608 North Garfield offered for a real cheap sale. The listing promises a fast sale and affordable price for a modest residence and property.
A reader asks for help locating a brown leather purse containing a wrist watch, deposit book, business papers, tax receipt, five dollars and silver. It was lost Saturday night near Ridgemere addition or along the Panhandle highway between S. and M. Drag and St. Fran. Contact reader at 9384.
A household advertises a four to five month position for a woman to perform general housework with small pay. The family includes a husband wife and three children and asks readers to contact them if an unattached woman is available for the arrangement.
A reader offers to buy two live badgers for 1.25 each at 104 Van Buren Street. Other notices seek buyers for a violin at 1900 Buchanan Street and a heifer calf trade for hens at 1204 North Fillmore Street. Also advertised is nine police dogs for sale, four females and five males.
The notice includes multiple short requests and statements. Mrs B V Miller at 01 North Van Buren Street seeks a cow for her feed and promises careful care. An applicant at 315 North Lamar Street lists silk finishing skills and seeks work, including cafe or waitress roles. Contact numbers and addresses provided.
A customer reports losing a package in a dress shop last Friday afternoon. The package contained a dress size 16 a pair of chiffon hose size 9 14 and a child’s tan mesh anklets size 6. A reward is offered for its return and the finder is asked to call 9398 to identify and return the items.
A family pleads for employment to feed two children and cover school costs, stating they have exhausted all avenues and urgently need work opportunities. The message emphasizes desperation, absence of income, and the impact on basic needs.
An experienced farm hand offers to take on farm or ranch tasks and household duties in town. Open to any location and type of work, willing to travel. Contact at 622 West Eighth Avenue.
A short note describes a family setup where a parent assigns housework to two daughters. It outlines their duties and cooperation in maintaining the home.
A listing from Mrs. N seeks daily to hourly work in caring for children, housework, and laundry with quilting on halves at reasonable prices. She lives at 214 Rio Grande Street near the refinery and offers to provide references. Also seeks ride to Oklahoma City with a willing driver passing through.
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