Bird in the hand no joking ad notices haunt Amarillo
A collage of reader classifieds and personal notices from the Amarillo Globe dated February 27 1948. Entries seek child care homes jobs keys missing tennis gear and farm work or shared farming opportunities with multiple local addresses and phone numbers.
Wandering Pheasant Lulu Finds Shelter At Local Funeral Home
A lost wandering pheasant named Lulu has taken shelter at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home in Amarillo. Despite a risky domicile, Lulu remains cared for by staff and a protector named Pinky Sims, amid jokes about Texas game laws and a humorous local scene around Courthouse Square. Local residents Ed Allen and John Loter helped guide her to safety, with calls for potential adopters and a sense of town whimsy surrounding the bird in a city setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu
kburn-Shaw
East Fifth
Lulu Browning
Bims
C. Pinky
Pheasant
City
Pinky
John Loter
Blackburn-Shaw
Sims
Loter
401 South
Ed Allen
Allen
Birciess
Courthouse Square
Starlings
Blackburn Shaw
Lost Christmas Clasps Call for Return
A reader report asks the finder of two clasps engraved with a name to call 2-1338. The note is attributed to D. L. Priest of 3415 Hayden St and mentions the items were lost a few days before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
D. L. Priest
Hayden St
Elks Dance in Amarillo Featuring Nib Noble Orchestra
Amarillo Elks Club hosts February dance this Saturday night with Nib Noble and his Orchestra providing the music. Admission via paid up card. An unrelated Houston Salt Co welding accident reported two fatalities, Joe Bailey Hughes 40 and Sam Green 40, electrocuted while operating a welding machine.
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Elks
Amarillo Elks
Elks Club
Nib Noble
Hockley
Tex
Houston Salt Co
Joe Bailey Hughes
Sam Green
Brothers Buy Saratoga Cafe in Polk Street Sale
The Dowell brothers purchase the Saratoga Cafe at 322 Polk from Jimmy Morris, keeping the Dowell Cafe at 502 North Fillmore as their base while the Polk Street kitchen is renovated. Bob Dowell will run the Polk Street location and Elmer Dowell brings 15 years in Amarillo area cafe work. Both brothers are ex servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Cafe
Polk
Jimmy Morris
Saratoga
Coney Island
North Fillmore
Bob Dowell
Polk Street
Elmer Dowell
Amarillo
Navy
Marine Corps
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Texas
North Jackson
Mr. A. P
F. Todd
Johnson
Christian Church
Telfinder
Wilson
RS. Robertson
North van Buren
G. M. Ray
Jim Loter
Pinky Sims
Globe
San Jacinto
Philco Radio
Florida St
Oral
First National Bank
Mr PY
Tack
Somone
Mountain Drive
Pleasant Valley
Blondie
Kear Merritt
North Hayes
Robert
Ninth and Polk
Tack J
Will the Finder
Dewey Whisenhunt
Brooks
CNS
Bo Teny
Belause
Pal Gebhardt
South
Fillmore
Phone
Tirtest Cleaning
Deason’s
Dial
Neon Cafe
AL and
Vela Frantz
REX Theater
Polk St
Empire Manufacturing Company
Empire
News-Globe
Brothers Buy
Farmers & Ranchers
JEEP
Sk Bldg
Bank
the Panhai
F.d.lc
School of Business Administrtion
Texas Tech
Phillipe Petroleum Company
Margaret, & Queen
Scotland
Morris
Miracle WN Cae Aia A Es
Ely
Oranges
Texas Juice
Dosen
Maryland
Rove Ste
Schilling
Marwell House
Feier
Pbell’s Vegetable
Cudahy
Leon
Globe-News
Louis Gold
Levine's
Ben Brookner
H. F. Nesbit
Levine
Panhandle Plains
Ben Altman
Kline's
Sol Levitt
Margaret Bishop
Kline
West Texas
Globe- Ne
Mem
W. D. Walsh
Walsh Pood
Red & White Organization
Globe News
Mr. Walsh
Ww. Stanberry
Mgr
Ree Walsh Food
James
Jack
Tri-State
Dallas
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Adv
Texas Daily Press League
Harvey Corn
Eft
The
Cosmopolitan
Joe Sargent
Corn
Amarillo Globe
San Francisco
Denver
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Merican Newspaper Publishers Assn
Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn
Sarene Eae