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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1931
Page
5
The letter column voices anger at railroads for foreign workers and calls for replacing with American citizens. it urges drastic farm policy actions, criticizes government wheat and cotton programs, and praises alfalfa bill as potential leader. readers propose parking reforms and comment on a misattributed letter from marguerite wright.
A desperate letter from a wife and mother asks Tack for urgent assistance. Her ill husband needs blood-building foods to recover, and she offers to work as a laundress for 2.50 to 3 per load to fund the family through winter. She seeks help to secure August 30 work and avoid charity.
A newcomer asks the column to print a note seeking a nice refined boy to correspond with. He expresses unfamiliarity with the city and hopes for a helpful introduction through the daily readership.
A reader offers room and board with laundry at a reasonable price. must share with a second male tenant aged 16 to 25, employed in San Jacinto, neat, good character. Also a middle aged woman seeks at home sewing work including quilting, darning, patching clothes. Respondents contact Mrs R G or the reader at 2100 Wilson Street or telephone 6781.
A young married couple offers farming or ranch labor and asks for help finding paid work with their own car. They request local references and hope to connect with middle aged women willing to provide winter housing in exchange for household tasks and child care. Mrs Vansicker and Mrs Lee include contact details. Children need clothes and shoes. mother seeks assistance as husband is unemployed. Mrs Bertha Ryan asks for clothing donations for herself and two children, ages seven and eight, with address in Spearman Texas.
A reader requests assistance securing a practical nurse position through a newspaper help column. The complainant mentions marital strain and seeks guidance on job placement and related support resources.
Owner offers a reward for the return of Captain a German Police wolf grey dog with two ear splits and a collar but no name. He left Sunday morning August 16 from eight miles southwest of Happy Texas near Crawford Riker Route 2. E. R. T. promises $1 reward.
Widowed mother of four offers services as practical nurse, housekeeper, babysitter, and laundress. She provides local references and contact numbers for nursing duties, baby care, and house tasks, inviting potential employers to reach her at addresses in Tyler Street Garfield Street and for Lillian.
A mother seeks housework or practical nursing in a permanent home to keep her child in school and is willing to move or travel. She also asks for wage help to buy school clothes and mentions needing a cow for milk to feed her daughter, offering to care for the animal. Contact 810 North Buchanan Street or 2202 Cleveland St or call 6929.
A 1017 Arthur Street resident seeks part time employment performing housework and cooking. The note expresses gratitude for past help and requests opportunities to work in a home setting.
A reader expresses ongoing need for housing aid and relief services, noting regular newspaper readership and desire for assistance programs. The letter implies seeking shelter support and community resources.
A 24 year old Baptist woman offers to work as a housekeeper and cook for an aged couple. She seeks to live-in and be treated as part of the family, proposing a fun, average salary and companionship in a churchgoing home.
A black cloth purse containing $50 and a receipt or two is lost. Finder may contact 9223 or visit 908 Jefferson Street for the reward.
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