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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
5
A reader offers housework and care services at 116 Buchanan and a reward is offered for an undamaged item’s return. Mrs Smith signs the notice and invites calls to 5802. The item is labeled Tack Letters continuing from page 2.
Local train crews and yard workers on the Amarillo to Lubbock and Fort Worth routes receive temporary reassignments and personal updates. Names include Weaver Wyatt Lewis Brannum Rhode Davis Mitchell Morris Dubuque Dutton Stone Clark Blackburn Shaw Barnett Sims Brown Damon, with illness and travel affecting schedules. Pullman space to Dallas anticipated tonight.
Classified request asks for a white woman to do general house work and ironing two or three afternoons a week and to call 4935 for contact. The note emphasizes a race based preference in hiring.
A silver identification bracelet inscribed with O. E. Cart- Tight was turned in to Globe-News Last and Found. Owner may claim it at Globe-News. A two tone wool cap was also turned in and owner may call for it any time.
A black zipper billfold containing name address and phone number was lost between Third and Polk and Sixth and Polk, then on to 501 Kentucky Street. It may hold sentimental value and two or three dollars. the finder can call 22349 or return it to 501 Kentucky Street.
A colored man and woman seek work offering to do any kind of housework and invite contact at 1416 North Sixteenth. Mr. and Mrs. Williams.
Community notice offers a rat dog free to a farmer. Contact details list the phone number 2 1536 and state after 5 PM calls preferred.
Ex Marine Joseph E Jordon reports a brown billfold lost near 5000 North East Eighth. It contains two discharge papers and a small amount of money. A $5 reward is offered for its return. contact 26539 for information.
One and a half year old female black dog available for adoption. She is up to date on required vaccinations. Owners are moving out of town and urge immediate contact at 404 Florida.
An advertisement by Mrs. John Thompson seeks to provide in home care for children by the hour day or week. She lists a large fenced yard and playthings and invites interested parties to visit at 720 North Arthur.
Classified brief seeks a settled white woman to live in and assist with housekeeping responsibilities. Advertisement notes continuation on page 6 for further details and conditions.
Railroads report continues with crews resuming duties after a week off in Shamrock where one harvested his peanut crop. C. E. Wolford, Liberal roundhouse foreman, is in St. Anthony's Hospital improving and may receive visitors. Edgar Johnson plans a few trips. Mrs. C. M. McEnroe and Mrs. L. C. Lonngren of Dalhart shopped in Amarillo this week. Engineer Tom Young and Fireman W. S. Parsons have bid in.
A vintage ad urges 45 cent purchase of Buckley’s Canadian Mixture in Rusy stores with bedtime usage. It promises instant action to loosen phlegm and ease breathing for persistent bronchial coughs, naming Crenty Drug, Campbell Drug, Pool Drug Store, and Fox Drug Company as sellers.
Switchman Jess B Cummings rests during a 30 day assignment while Paul Gaither on layoff attends to personal business. W E Jones buys a new Packard. Brakeman T R Wilson replaces M E Christman in passenger service. Clyde F Staples lays off to host out of town friends. F W Oliver returns after illness. Sympathy to George Calvert family. Jess Webb and Harry Devine take 8 AM switch engine displacing Olin Boynton to through freight. FE Simmons rests. Don Barton assigned to superintendent's office at Liberal. Joe T Pamplin bids in 111-112 with Ed Boynton. J B Clark in Los Angeles to receive Army discharge. Giles Phillips begins vacation. Marion Reeves to work second trick temporarily. C B Frederick temporarily assigned.
An advertisement touts Moroline Hair Tonic as a remedy to remove loose unsightly dandruff flakes and relieve itching and dry scalp. The copy emphasizes scalp care and hair cleanliness.
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