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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1932
Page
10
A letter from a reader at 1410 A Buchanan Street seeks a farm or ranch or hotel cafe management job and a small salary. A second note requests a housekeeper position in a motherless home. the writer is in his early thirties, healthy, with years of cafe experience and wants help finding work. contact via telephone 4497.
A reader reports being bothered by bed bugs and seeks guidance on effective removal methods. The note indicates a desire for practical steps and potential remedies.
Black police and shepherd pup Nig, five months old, strayed from 821 Tennessee Street. He has white feet and a large white chest spot. Reward one dollar. Call 2 2542 if sighted.
A reader warns about a poisonous preparation used to treat bed bugs and invites interested readers to contact C. R. Roedel of Amarillo Texas for guidance. The note appears amid other classifieds including a ride request for a son returning from Indiana and a personal ring loss notice.
A former Texan describes California life with satirical verses on heat costs and shiny promises. The speaker mocks labor, climate, fruit, and shopping while urging readers to see through booster club promises. The piece blends regional jabs with personal reflective tone.
A white pointer dog with tan head and ears and a white streak on the forehead left home around June 20. The two year old named Sport responds to calls. Reward of $2 offered for his return to 516 North Harrison Street.
Rosemary Emery promises a reward to the finder of a lost item and asks assistance in employment. W A Chappell of Wildorado Texas asks Tack for help securing work, citing varied experience and solid references as a young married man without children.
A brief note offers a trade for chickens due to current inability to buy. The author mentions owning an electric washer and ability to operate it to complete the deal.
J R Shideler offers a five dollar reward for the return of a stolen old style Bosch magneto with his initials J R B S stamped on the frame and file marks. He promises five dollars for information leading to recovery or thief identification, contact 1504 East Fourth Avenue.
Readers offer barters such as chickens for laundry work and groceries, a grey squirrel for sale, and ads seeking a home, a housekeeper, or part time stenography. A letter from JOE A OWENS rails against city spending on tractors and urges public meetings coverage.
A missing black Spitz named Snip, cherished by a six year old girl, has been gone since last Saturday morning. The owners, Mrs W C Clark of 2036 Washington Street, offer a small reward and ask for Snip's safe return. A note adds a reward of 50 cents for Snip's return.
A reader from Bovina Texas jokes about buckeyes and rabbit feet and recommends medical baths in Amarillo or Hot Springs for rheumatism. The letter ends with a request for a ride to Roanoke Virginia as the writer has no money.
Classified snippets show individuals seeking work or housing in exchange for services. J. D. In Care of Tack offers a three room apartment and house work for rent at 1310 Lincoln Street. Arthur Garland requests respectable work and child care with room and a garage for rent prolonging the search for employment and housing.
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