Proper nutrition for children in times of unemployment
An editor warns that poverty threatens child growth and disease prevention. The piece stresses in-home food provision, school lunches as education, and a daily diet including milk, fats, cereals, vegetables, eggs, and meat, with weekly costs and thrift tips from the American Child Health Association. It notes risks to preschoolers and prenatal care and previews tomorrow’s practical tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Child Health Association
Morris Fishbein
Journal of
American Medical Association
NEA Service
The
Globe
United States
Organization On Unemployment Relief
Olive Roberts Barton
Lost Persian cat Summerfield with yellow coat
Georgia Beth Lodter offers a $1 reward for her large yellow male Persian cat named Summerfield who strayed from 403 Virginia Street. The owner advertised in the Sunday paper and asks for help in returning the pet, contact 8437.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Summerfield
Georgia Beth Lodter
Virginia Street
E. R
Watson invites inquiries for rental near Amarillo Greenhouse
A letter from Mrs J H Watson Route 3 Box 246 requests a position for rent in exchange for servant’s quarters, noting a five member family. Another note from Margaret Caldwell asks for work and housing at 320 West Second Avenue, identifying Caldwell as Colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Amarillo Greenhouse
J. H. Watson
West Second Avenue
Margaret Caldwell
Man seeks farm work and sale of incubators in Amarillo note
A message from Frank Brown offers possible work on a ranch with cows and chickens and to raise chickens on share. He mentions selling two small incubators cheap and notes six months in Amarillo with limited pay. He signs with a postal address and adds a cheerful North Dakota sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Snow and mail in the north prompt urban chores debate
A reader from Amarillo urges residents to clear walks after snow and suggests hiring unemployed locals to aid city services. The letter notes a history of mild snow impacts on mail in the north and promotes a radio hour on NBC network at 10:30 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. F. W
NBC
RCA
TACK LETTERS SEEK WORK FOR DEAF COUPLE AND WIFE COOK
Several notices request jobs for a deaf couple and a middle aged wife good cook. They offer housekeeping, quilt making, babysitting, and light labor to support family and schooling, seeking immediate employment and room rent or other arrangements. Contacts include R J 507 North Harrison Street and Mrs C H with telephone 9097 and Mrs G J 510 North Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
C. H
Purse Found Downtown Before Christmas
A black leather purse found downtown before Christmas is awaiting owner identification. The finder reported the item and asks the owner to contact local authorities or the missing property desk with any distinguishing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Lost husband sought after long wander in Texas New Mexico
Mrs N J Shelton of Whittenburg seeks help to locate her husband who left for Tucumcari New Mexico January 2. She reports he was seen walking from Borger and eating breakfast in West San Jacinto January 3. He is 52, 5 feet 7 inches, brown eyes, black hair with gray streaks, wearing a blue coat, white gold Masonic ring and Odd Fellows pin. Any information should be sent to Mrs Shelton or Borger Fire City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tack
Whittenburg
Texas
Tucumcari
N. M
West San Jacinto
Borger
N. J. Shelton
Fire City Hall
Local Reader Seeks Day Work Help
A reader with four children seeks day work to support the family. They request assistance and provide the telephone contact 9257 for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Widow seeks trade for Amarillo area acreage
A widow with clear residential property on the South Plains offers to trade for an acreage near Amarillo. She prefers north of Amarillo and will not consider any property with debt or encumbrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Amarillo
Reward Offered for Return of Boston Bull Pup Buster
Mrs. T. J. Templeton of 1511 B Hayden Street reports a seven month old Boston Screw-Tall pup named Buster missing since Tuesday evening. A reward of one dollar is offered for the return, with contact by telephone 20657.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tack
Buster
Hayden Street
T. J. Templeton
R. T
Help Wanted and Pest Control Tips Letter
A short local column includes a reader seeking work as a housekeeper and cook with nursing and cafe experience, offering references from 11 South Jackson Street and desire to come home nights. Also a reader explains using poisoned kaffir corn from Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to kill gophers and mice, noting it does not kill chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kinney
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
F. M. Hoggatt
River Road
War veteran seeks farm work to support family
Disabled World War veteran and his wife with a baby boy need steady farm labor or related employment. He receives compensation but insufficient income to cover living costs and seeks opportunities on a farm or similar rural job.
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Frank Brown
North East
Fifth Avenue
North Dakota
North
Harrison Street
G. J
North van Buren Street
Aotor
York
Hotel of Chase
Red
Mauschenheim
Times Square
Taylor Street
Contents
Seeks N. J. Shelton
Luden’s
Zemo
South Jackson Street
Walter K. Foley
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Foley
Ralph J. Moore
J. Francis Brown
Oliver Eakle
Schilling
Lai i Stottes
Rock Island
Oklahoma City
H. W. Clutter City
City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Co
California
Arrow Trump
Boi
Bostonians
Globe-News
Yorkeshire and
Kuppenheimer
Polk St
Sale
Steffen
Washington
News and Globe
News-Globe
Jersey
Bobby Lee
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