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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
3
A reader requests a travel companion or driver with a closed car to New York after the holidays. The writer cannot afford full train fare and asks for possible carpool or driving help and invites contact via telephone 7150.
A young man seeks work, listing experience at a filling station, truck driving, and as a grocery clerk. He states wages are not the object and asks Tack to consider any position. Address: 800 Harrison Street.
Dear Tack seeks a ride to Sherman due to lack of funds and invites carpool offers. An available farm helper in his twenties offers tractor and truck experience and seeks work to support his mother and two children. References available at 622 West Ninth Avenue.
A correspondence from an individual seeking a marriage partner describes hoping for a nice looking woman to share a home and life. The letter frames matchmaking as a request for a compatible spouse.
A mother in Clarendon Texas seeks help locating her two sons William 22 and Clifton 5 foot 9 with blue eyes and light brown hair who vanished after Thanksgiving Day 1927. They left in a blue faded 1927 four door Chevrolet with license 375247 and motor 2994812 traveling toward South Plains to pull bolls.
An ex soldier and Legionnaire from near Lockney Texas offers to marry a woman for a loving home. He is a Mason with a nine year old son in the fourth grade and invites correspondence for marriage and family life. He also advertises cheap two room rentals at 2300-B North West Fifth Avenue in San Jacinto, asking renters to use two rooms and pay only gas and water.
A young unemployed couple writes seeking any available work to support themselves. They express willingness to do anything and ask for an opportunity to prove themselves.
MR. AND MRS. H. M. and family seek room and board with small wages. Husband has past work in a drug store, cafe and a hotel. Address offered: 1302 North Fillmore Street as contact point.
A resident seeks a two or three room furnished house by Sunday and offers two months’ rent as payment for painting, papering, and general repairs, with references possible. Lincoln Street address provided upstairs at 1004.
Medical writers advise relieving nasal and throat congestion to prevent complications from colds. Calotabs replaced calomel, praised for safety and ease, with over forty million used yearly in the United States. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water, no salts or nausea, next morning congestion subsides and appetite returns.family package 35 cents, trial size 10 cents, at any drug store.
Beautiful thoroughbred German Police puppies offered at a reasonable price. Owner currently out of work and must dispose of them. Suited as companions for children and reliable watchdogs.
The message offers to trade for needed items or cash and invites contact at 3610 East Sixteenth Avenue. The sender signs MRS BRYANT Route 3 Box 565. The note suggests a possible barter arrangement rather than a sale. Continuous contact details imply a local community exchange notice.
Lost last Sunday between Third Avenue and Tyler Street and 711 Fairmont Street. The handle with the lock attached may be on Third Avenue. A reward will be given upon return. Contact A. BLN at 711 Fairmont Street.
The Thrift Room faces growing demand as over 600 children rely on its aid programs and resources. Community support and volunteers are essential to meet the increased need and ensure timely assistance.
Greensboro reports clinical tests show the Vicks plan cuts cold duration by half and saves over half the costs. Details appear in each package of Vicks VapoRub and the new Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
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