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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1947
Page
4
An advertisement urges suffering from ulcers and stomach pains to use Udga and Uden Tablets. It claims relief from ulcer related symptoms and heartburn. The copy offers a 5c box with a double money back guarantee and instructions to return if not convinced.
Courtney Rasmussen a Boys Ranch graduate enrolls at Port Arthur Radio College in Port Arthur according to his mother Mrs Evalyn Rasmussen. He was among the first 10 Boys Ranch boys and worked for KGNC before serving two years in the Army including 18 months overseas as a radio technician. He returned to Amarillo High School and graduated last summer. His younger brother, another Boys Ranch graduate, attends Horace Mann Junior High School.
Clyde D. Key, son of R. A. Key of Amarillo, reenlisted today at the Colorado Springs recruiting station as a master sergeant. He began service in August 1935 at Fort Sill and trained at Scott Field and Lowry Field, later serving at Buckley Field and Lowry before receiving his warrant officer commission.
Globe staff photo notes extra space at the Golden Light Coffee Company's new building located at 1010 West Sixth with a full basement in a 100 by 140 foot structure. It lists residents Mrs. R. V. Bond at 1301 Johnson and several contact names and addresses in Waco Texas.
The statement notes that the four-horned antelope is the sole extant species with four horns. It highlights its unique status among living animals and underscores its rarity in the wild.
The article notes that Sergeant Key will be discharged in January and that his wife and three children will join him soon. It emphasizes the family reunion following his release from service.
Notice seeks return of letters with a reward offered. Contact Larry Henry care Tack for details.
A reader seeks to buy a parrot cage and requests readers call Mrs Art Kellar at 2 8069 to arrange a sale.
I seek a position keeping house or performing practical nursing for an elderly couple. Mrs W H Moore of Care Albert Moore Route 3 Panhandle requests contact.
Message seeks return of a Christmas lost wrist watch in Amarillo. The owner notes a gold woven cord band and that the serial number is inside the case. A reasonable reward is offered for its return and the item is identified as a Lady Elgin watch.
Mrs W W Weaver offers a blue snowsuit in size 4 for sale and a used dress suit for a little boy in size 2. Contact phone number 20525 for details.
Nurse Bernice Wilson asks finder to return a lost Eversharp fountain pen between 507 Fannin and Northwest Texas Hospital. She offers contact numbers 2-3224 or 2-2391 and requests the pen be returned promptly.
A brief notice from Mrs Thurmandale at 1201 North Hughes advertises a job-seeking request from a colored girl offering hourly work.
A Social Security card bearing the name Billie Mae Holden was found. The finder asks the owner to call the contact number 8816 to recover the item.
A desk note states a ladies wrist watch and two men's watches were found by students and turned in. Owners may claim them by proper identification. Contact R. B. Norman at the high school, phone 2 3656.
Person seeks a used baby crib in good condition and provides a contact phone number 2-8845 to arrange a purchase.
Advice on forming a reading group for moms of preschoolers and their children, including practical steps to contact parents, set goals, choose age appropriate books, plan meeting formats, and maintain a welcoming, safe environment.
Small 24 inch bicycle offered by Mrs Bill Plant at 409 B Florida. Suitable for a boy or girl six or seven years old.
A colored girl reports a lost brown billfold Sunday on the Washington bus or in Tom Hughes testy room on Third. It contained $10 a social security card and other papers and pictures. She asks the finder to keep the ten dollars and return the billfold and items.
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a cure for bloating sour stomach and nervous distress caused by poor gastric juice flow. It asserts lab proof, claims to build red blood in anemia, and urges readers to buy the tonic at drugstores for better digestion and health.
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