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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
11
Winifred Black counsels Red Headed women to reject the idea of marrying for money. She argues true worth lies in self respect, independence, and earning one’s own way, urging self reliance over costly purchases or partnerships. The piece emphasizes dignity, courage, and personal strength as lasting riches.
Tom B. Ridgell, former associate justice of the Eastland Court of Civil Appeals and once Breckenridge mayor, faces trial March 21 on an indictment charging attempted arson. A grand jury accused him of aiding and counseling another in December to burn a Burch Investment Company building. an employee found a soaked cloth ball and wick, with inflammable liquid poured on coats, but the wick was not lit.
A plea offering a home for a woman to help with daily tasks and child care. No wages, but she would be treated as family and provided essentials. might consider an elderly lady. Applications accepted at 404 North Buchanan Street.
A nine year old girl from Borger Texas asks why the Goodnight stories were dropped and if they will resume. The editor replies that they’ve been discontinued but will add features later. A separate letter from a 49 year old woman asks Tack to publish a personal plea seeking a caring, unencumbered young woman to care for two children.
The notice lists two women seeking employment in maid work, care, and nursing. One mentions a permanent position with salary and a good home, living in New York State. the other, Mrs Evans, asks for any work and notes she is without funds for living or rent.
A young widow requests work offering experience in house work child care nursing and clerking. She seeks spring cleaning by the hour or day and provides contact at 2016 Front Street BETTY JO for interested parties to write or call.
A reader signs as Tack offering interior decorating services including painting, paperhanging, and wall work with a full equipment line. He asks to be bid on jobs and provides telephone contact 2 4220.
A Mrs H of 507 South Lincoln Street seeks employment and lists experience in maid work case work and practical nursing. She states she needs work immediately and will consider any position if others are unavailable.
A letter from Mrs Thelma of 2410 Northwest Third Avenue requests work ideas after long unemployment. She offers laundry and house work, while her husband seeks farm or ranch labor or night watchman work. They have four children and ask for a chance, listing 216 Rusk Street as contact.
A 19 year old writes for help finding a job. She mentions experience in house work and caring for children and offers to furnish references. She seeks employment opportunities quickly.
A 25 year old practical nurse with three years of nursing experience, ten months hospital training, and a year in a doctor's office seeks employment. She offers local references, clerical and sales experience, and is open to any position.
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