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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1933

Page

3

Welfare Work Tends Toward Better Homes

Irene Findley reports 1933 aims focused on raising living standards and happiness of the city’s poor. About $23,000 spent on essentials, $14,000 in family aid, and 627 new cases added. nursery services aid working mothers amid mental and physical handicaps and unemployment.

Social Welfare Association Irene Findley Community Chest Red Cross Findley Leavenworth Chilicothe Health Department Welfare Association Earl Wyatt W. R. Armstrong Walter Irvin Glenn McDavid D. Roach Miles Bivins E. C. Seaman J. R. McKinley G. A. McCullough H. W. Gallgraith

Christmas seals and railroads spark holiday news

The column blends Christmas goodwill with transit news. It notes the sale of Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis work, mentions Mrs. R. B. Masterson and Mrs. G. S. Babb, and highlights rail fare discounts from December 14 to January 1 1934, plus a large Kansas City elevator and a tale of a man riding a Santa Fe freight car.

Amarillo Kansas City The Santa Fe

Santa Fe Employees Move Between Cities

News notes from La Junta and nearby towns report E. E. Machovec returning to Amarillo after Santa Fe business in Clovis and other western points. Truman Vineyard recovers from surgery in St Anthony's Hospital. Mrs. F. K. Chapman visits Lawrence Kane, while J. D. Scott recovers from surgery in Clovis. W. R. Walker undergoes treatment in Topeka hospital. Kenneth Chapman spent Monday on jury duty and helped urge barring a loud speaking attorney. W. F. Dale assigned to fast freight between Amarillo and Liberal Kaw. Margy Red misplaced a cream beaded bag at the Santa Fe dance. finder asked to call 9208 or John Moore at Globe News.

Kenneth Chapman Santa Fe

Reward Offered For Lost Pekingese Ting Toy

Mrs Alina Gayden offers a five dollar reward for the return of Ting Toy a light tan small Pekingese lost at 829 Maryland Street. No questions will be asked.

Tack Alina Gayden Maryland Street

Seeking Honest Work From Mrs Maude George

Mrs Maude George, widow, seeks any respectable position in nursing, housekeeping or child care. She cites three years at one job, good references and dependable record. City references available, 210 Carolina Street.

Fourth Avenue Maude George Tack

Youths Seek Jobs In Station Work And Food Service

Two young men seek employment with one offering experience in filling stations and truck driving and the other seeking room and board while studying music. They ask for any suitable positions including boarding houses, cafes, hotels, or related work such as waitress, cook, or maid duties.

Tack Don and Tras North East Tenth Avenue

Boston Screw Tail Puppies for Sale at South Fillmore

Dear Tack, I offer two registered Boston screw tail puppies in perfect markings. They are viewable at 1104 South Fillmore Street, upstairs rear apartment, and priced cheaply.

South Fillmore Street

Lost grey pigskin glove sighting near bank or post office

A reader offers a reward for a lost grey pigskin glove likely near First National Bank or the post office. Dial 4223. The note also states the oldest city may be Tiahuanaco Bolivia and notes sugar beets boost crop yields after prior use.

Tack First National Bank

Courthouse Records Involving Atkinson and Wallace

Court records show Iiam Atkinson and others transferring property to John L. Wallace on December 12, 1933. The action covers Lots 6 and 7, Block 427 in Mirror.

Iiam Atkinson John L. Wallace

End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Relief

An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a fast acting cough and cold remedy. It markets seven scientifically backed benefits, claims no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if coughs persist. The copy emphasizes ease of use and safety to reassure shoppers.

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