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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
6
A series of public notices in Tack Letters offers services and help. A girl seeks after school child care and light housework at 212 West Sixteenth Avenue. Grace proposes painting and paper hanging work with union card and room rates. A reader advertises for painting jobs and decor work, inviting contact at 4868.
Letter from H. F. Hoyt requests the return of a green Sheaffer Lifetime fountain pen loaned to someone who forgot to return it. Hoyt asks the finder to return the pen to Harman Motor Company.
Two constant readers request assistance finding paid work. The husband, experienced in case work, will take any common labor. The wife offers housework care and quilting at home to stay with their baby, listing addresses on North Harrison and North Fillmore.
A distressed speaker in Abilene Texas seeks help after two years of illness and mounting debt. He notes a clear debt exit and a proposed action involving a $1000 offer, positioning the inquiry near Simmons University on Hickory Street in 1927.
A widow seeks cash for property with a buyer in Amarillo at 250 dollars stating it is a quarter of its value. Messages from workers, a plasterer, a young girl seeking home work, a father needing wages, and a reader urging broad classifieds. The letters urge printing and local help.
Letters reveal frustration over married women in the workforce and seek home support for a teen boy without a home. Citizens offer job hunts, housework help, telephonist tasks, and even a cat trade, with several contact addresses and phone numbers listed.
A couple with sales experience and a car seeks immediate farm work in the Panhandle area. They are willing to do any farming tasks and have prior farm experience. They ask employers to contact Tack at MR. AND MRS. Care of Tack. A separate note mentions a sick Amarillo man bedridden seven years and his wife seeking aid for a rug to warm his dirt floor, highlighting a request for assistance.
A fragment states a person expresses a need for suitable living arrangements and better food. The note mentions a friend at 512 East Eighth Avenue seeking improved circumstances.
A Mrs A C Week seeks a suitable home in New Mexico or nearby to Amarillo for her large family, offering to move quickly and noting a 17 year old daughter ready to work. A widow, 30, seeks housekeeping and child care work, willing to work in or out of town, with experience as a housekeeper cook and to care for invalids.
Married applicant with extensive filling station experience seeks part time employment and offers local references. Open to light office work or any hourly position. asks for assistance citing large family needs and readiness to work.
A historical note states that the human heart varies in weight from eight to twelve ounces. This fact reflects observed differences among individuals without attributing it to specific causes or contexts.
A reader asks for a non charitable home for the elderly with good care and fair charges. They request the name and address of a suitable institution.
Sid E. Wasson and wife transfer lot 10 block 21 Summers Addition to Lewis Barber. Anna Lee transfers lot 18 block 392 Mirror subdivision to G. J. Howard. Ethel Nichols transfers lot 1 block 17 C. C. District Christakis Makioros transfers lot 2 block 1338 J. H. Addition. Deed values include 700 dollars and 10 dollars respectively.
Sheriff W. C. Fowler of Upton County was indicted on a murder charge and released on $10,000 bond. He faces trial in Sutton County March 21 for the December 3 shooting death of Gra ham Barnett, a former Texas Ranger, at a filling station when a sub machine gun was fired through a car window.
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