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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
3
A reader laments pet loss appreciation and critiques funeral home Sunday services while a boy seeks help for his lost Maltese Persialike kitty Maltese and Persian mix. Also a Hereford widow requests temporary bookkeeping work with year old child needs Christmas aid.
In a letter to Tack the writer praises Culbertson as the Panhandle’s smartest man and accepts a game challenge. He declares a desire to play Culbertson’s system as well, noting experience with various methods.
Mrs Pauline Sanders seeks help to recover her missing black mare with one blind eye missing for over a week. She offers a reward of three dollars and requests assistance from readers to bring the horse back to Route 3 Box 142. E R T notes the reward.
A collection of reader notes and classified requests appears, including trade offers for feed and hogs, requests for work, lonely heart inquiries, and a call for lessons before a match. Minor jobless appeals and domestic trades populate this rural classifieds page.
A Pleasant Valley resident seeks a non electric Singer sewing machine to take over remaining payments. They have limited funds and no electricity at home. The writer asks for work opportunities or any assistance and invites responses.
A 27 year old man with experience in furniture wholesale tires collections and interior decorating seeks any employment. He has completed shorthand and typing courses and offers to work at any hours or pay to gain opportunity.
A letter from Joe Foster of 3612 Line Avenue Amarillo offers to work without salary for experience or any other paid work, seeking employment. The note includes thanks for space and requests contact for opportunities. The clippings also mention a worried wife seeking help and a lost glove sighting.
A letter from Ernst Zahl Jr seeking help to return a black leather fleece lined driving glove left at the Herring Hotel or the Rule Building. He asks printing in the column and provides two phone numbers for contact.
A widow with three children seeks home-based work and asks for opportunities suitable to her situation. She states a strong preference for work that can be done at home and requests consideration from readers.
The note offers to work in a cafe or laundry or any available position. Sent from 2408 West Sixth Avenue, El Blanco Tourist Camp, expressing willingness to take any type of employment.
Widow, 38, skilled in cooking and housekeeping offers services for hotel maid work, nursing support, or cafe and hotel dishwashing. Can provide strong references and needs employment at once to support her son. Call Pearl at 9919 or visit 718 Bu- (address incomplete).
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