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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
7
The American Veterinary Medical Association warned that stressed cows may stop producing milk. In tests Bossy faced rat cages paper bag bursts and needle pricks yet produced no milk. One cow even protested after being removed from first to second in line.
A Reader offers to care for small children at home for 25 cents per hour, and another note advertises a residence at 2604 North West Second near the bus stop with contact after 1 on Saturday or after 6 on weekdays. Public reader submissions appear in the column.
Classified ad listing a kitchen cabinet for sale in good condition. Contact Anna Paschall at 906 N Arthur. Also includes missing items notice and a personal ad seeking a gentleman friend around age 50, plus a lost dog notice near Eleventh and Hayden with reward.
A middle aged widow with dependable references offers to sit with children or elderly people in the evenings. Contact Mrs Edwards at phone number 2 3415.
A small female dog with long black and gray hair has gone missing. The owner notes she answers to the name Pug and provides no further details. If found, contact the owner with any information.
Found on street a purse containing money. Owner may recover by calling at 808 Polk. Reward. Mrs. George Theisen, 2208 North East Eighth, grieved away from home.
Mrs. T. N. Brown asks the finder to return a left hand black kid glove size 7. Call 20353. Address 417 North Taylor.
Mrs Lyle Ray 211 Louisiana offers to keep children in her home during the day for working mothers. Call 7244. Mrs Mabel Wright 823 A Alabama seeks return of a lost tan case rimless glasses with Dr Sticksel’s name inside. Mrs M S O'Dell Rt 3 Box 245 phone 2-6981.
Plain sewing and ironing needed at home. Mrs Finis Marshall 908 North Taylor phone 2 1877 seeks ironing work. A reader asks for ironing at home and provides contact 2 779.
Refined middle aged woman seeks to share a home with a business woman. Telephone number 8434 listed for contact.
Notice requests return of a light green rayon dress with a white flower pattern. If found, please call 2 2598.
Mrs C E Belville asks readers to do housework and take care of children. Phone number 25521. Address 313 East 26th.
A young man seeks farm or dairy employment. He is experienced and requests a call to 24962. The note includes the name Thurman Tucker and address 610 Maryland.
A colored woman offers day work and provides the contact number 2 9880.
Mrs Earle Fischer seeks the return of a two year old male black Cocker Spaniel that escaped an unfenced yard. The dog was without a collar or tags at the time. A reward is offered. Contact 504 Louisiana or phone 5662.
A note offers free kindling wood to a reader who can haul it away. The message is signed I. D. Williamson and gives a street address at 1308 East Sixth.
Mrs. Bill Elliott asks for help finding a red glove dropped from a car last Sunday on Polk or Jackson Street. Contact 2-8731 with any information.
Mrs E M seeks a gentleman 40 to 48 with good job to meet and correspond. Lost Wednesday night February 5 at the Paramount Theatre a small brown coin purse containing $8 and change. Reward offered. Call 2 2270. Carrol Keesee 616 Vernon.
A person seeks to keep children in their home during the day or at night. They state experience and affection for children and provide a contact method to reach Snookie Lance via phone or mail.
Work guaranteed. I will do ironing in my home. Phone 2-8791.
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