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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1931
Page
5
A humorous continuation describes an auction of Farm Board the First, touted as the world’s finest bull. Congress and editors fund a $500,000,000 purchase, then the creature proves a bear wrecking markets. Cowboys advise buyers to hire experienced hands to cope with losses.
A lengthy readers' letter page criticizes the Farm Board and oil policy. It questions Legge’s wheat market actions, alleges foreign oil manipulation by major companies, and mocks government figures. The missive from Hereford TX touches on tariffs, imports, and flood aid while urging frank critique.
Billy of 911 West Tenth Avenue reports a red Chicago bicycle stolen August 19 from the side of Ma Hecks Grocery. It has white trim a front basket welded handlebars and a red front tire. reward offered for return to delivery rider E. R. T. and Billy.
A homemaker seeks employment on a ranch offering to prove capability. M. E., in care of Tack, expresses gratitude and hopes a prospective employer will give a trial chance.
A reader asks for the day of the week born on July 29 1913 and where to buy the book Moon of Delight. The letter notes the author was born on Tuesday and seeks publication status. Also included is a ranch hand seeking a steady handyman ranch job, describing 10 years of general ranch work, carpentry, painting, and repair skills as a 50-year-old American seeking work in Amarillo Texas.
A reader at 1001 North Jackson Street seeks at home laundry and sewing work including girls uniforms silks and men shirts. Excellent hand sewing and mending available. Has no delivery method but will pay fairly for bring work to her.
Advertises for a working girl or young woman to share a good town residence with a two year old child. The writer notes a pleasant child with a nanny already employed and seeks a compatible roommate who would not demand excessive caregiving. The tone reflects a 19th or early 20th century domestic housing want ad.
A resident offers four nearly grown kittens to children wanting a pet. Interested families may visit at 4217 West Fourteenth Avenue to select one.
Notice to residents of Amarillo Texas that the Board of Appeals will meet in the Council Chamber on September 3 1931 at 2 00 PM to hear Jno P Schroeder's plan for a tourist camp on 1002 North Fillmore Street. The Building Inspector refused the permit for not conforming to front and rear yard requirements. LeVerne Calhoun City Secretary August 24 1931.
A Mrs Bessie C Marsh of Claude Texas seeks an elderly woman in need of a home. The helper would assist with dishes, housekeeping, and ironing while the writer is away three days weekly with two small children. Requests contact at once.
A man asks for a refined congenial Christian woman willing to work similar hours from eight to five and share living expenses. He prefers Christian Church membership but it’s not required. Contact 1018 Taylor after 6 PM or call 4497 to arrange.
Mrs H of 313 North East Ninth Avenue seeks a living space in exchange for caretaking duties. She promises to treat the property as if it were her own or to care for children. Requests assistance finding a suitable arrangement.
Mrs Posey reports a lost package containing bed clothes for her and her three children and asks for assistance locating the clothing. Mr Dan Cambern's letter dated last Saturday is referenced asking for help in recovering the garments.
Hills Bros. Coffee claims a revolutionary roasting process that evenly roasts a blend a little at a time with automatic heat control to prevent flavor variation. The coffee is ground and vacuum packed to keep air out, preserving freshness.
Mrs C J Logan of Spearman Texas asks to locate lost clothes belonging to a widow found on the Dalhart Dumas highway August 13. She offers a reward of 2 dollars and asks anyone with information to contact Spearman. E R T signs this note.
A reader at 205 North Lincoln Street asks for pint or quart jars for sale and invites contact. The note states a planned trip driving east toward Massachusetts on September 1 and seeks anyone willing to share a ride.
A six month old black male kitten, house trained and clean, is offered for a good home as the owner moves away. Contact Mrs J E King at 4215 West Tenth Avenue or by telephone 4520.
A letter from J. W. Cleveland requests painting and paperhanging work in exchange for house rent. The writer endorses a workman and notes a prior guarantee of thorough expertise.
A writer from Canadian Texas offers a large comfortable sedan and room for two passengers. The request asks interested parties to contact directly and arrange to travel to Amarillo for an interview.
A married man named Tam recounts his urgency for work and asks for help in securing a job. He emphasizes needing steady employment and appreciates any assistance offered.
A trained worker offers three years as a grocery clerk and two years at a filling station. The applicant states willingness to relocate and work any kind of job. Contact Wilson at 403 North Taylor Street.
Applicant offers housekeeping services with local references available. Open to in-town or out-of-town assignments and can provide telephone contact 20134 at Scott Hotel for inquiries.
A letter from an A-1 cook asks for employment assistance after noting the help given to others. The writer requests guidance or opportunities to secure cooking work. No other details provided.
An experienced professional with 10 years in hospitality seeks opportunities in hotels or cafes and is willing to relocate. Contact via telephone 2-1930.
A letter from G. R. Canadian of Texas seeks a partner for a business venture. He requests a trustworthy gentleman or lady and excludes anyone with a shady character.
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