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Fragmentary note lists a watch and baby's necklace with a contact line and phone number after 6 PM. The readable text resembles a classified item or personal notice from a newspaper page.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
10
Fragmentary note lists a watch and baby's necklace with a contact line and phone number after 6 PM. The readable text resembles a classified item or personal notice from a newspaper page.
A Credoes wrist watch is missing after a Thursday night incident between Horace Mann School and River Road. If found, call Kenneth Smith at 2-4002.
Short classified notice from Susie of 1208 North Adams seeking work. She identifies as a colored girl available for hire.
An elderly lady with a limited income seeks a small, furnished or partly furnished house. Preferences include affordable rent or terms, quiet neighborhood, and accessible amenities. Contact details available upon inquiry.
A 19 year old Glenwood area resident seeks a clerk position. He has one year selling experience, can type, quit college to fund a pre law course, and requests contact at phone number 2-4216.
I have misplaced my rimless glasses that were kept in a case. If found, please call 2-5368.
A gift note reads reward offered for a gift made especially for him from a dear friend. Contact Mrs. P. R. Nichols at phone number 2-4755.
A lilac hedge at 1002 West Eleventh is up for removal. The owner invites anyone willing to dig it up and take it away and provides the phone number 5451 for contact.
A 16 year old expresses desire for any job to support his mother. He mentions interest in service station work and provides the contact name Jimmie Buckingham and address 1012 West Fighter upstairs.
A Bulova wrist watch was lost Thursday with a reward offered. Call 2-9240 to identify and return the item.
A boy reports a missing silver and gold spur tie clip with the name Nickey outlined inside. It was last seen Friday between blocks 1700 and 2200 on Monroe Jackson or Van Buren streets.
A study over 12 years found that participants who gargled Listerine Antiseptic twice daily experienced fewer colds, milder illnesses, and fewer sore throats than those who did not use the rinse.
Saturday night a brown cloth jacket containing personal papers was found and is at Popeye's Cafe 208 South Pierce. A reward is offered for the return to L. G. Thomas.
Four year old trench plants kept to a height of 30 inches. The writer provides the address 1718 Monroe for context.
Child's red bag located with a small amount of money inside. Owner may recover by calling at 406 Arch Terrace.
Notice asks for any information on the present location of H. G. Horn once a resident of Amarillo in 1928 or Clarendon area in 1932. Roving inquiry by N. L. Fastenau of Cope, Colorado seeks help locating Horn for a search or contact.
Advertises child care services for keeping a couple of children in home daily. Mentions experience and contact S. Buchanan with phone number 6534. Dating reference 1805.
H B Graves of Route 1 Tulia seeks a nice Christian girl under 35 for correspondence.
A refined Christian woman seeks a lady or couple to share housing at 680 North Bivins. She will provide meals if desired or residents may cook for themselves.
A reader reports losing a yellow centered flower brooch about two inches wide in the downtown area and a green Marine field jacket at the Nugget Cafe on East Tenth. Call 9200 if found. return to Mr. Tack on furlough from base.
A 46 year old man requests contact with a woman around 40 or female. He signs as W, asking Tack care to facilitate a meeting.
Lucille Brown, a general worker in Delaware, states she is in urgent need of employment and seeks opportunities.
Married veteran offers window cleaning services and day labor availability at 1619 Jackson rear area. References available on request. Contact phone 2-4660.
Seventy five hardy evergreen privet hedge plants are offered free to anyone who will take them up and refill the area. The notice invites interested residents to claim the plants.
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic and 888 Tonic as remedies for low blood count caused by overwork and poor diet. It claims the tonics build red blood strength, improve appetite, energy, sleep, digestion, and skin color, with millions of bottles sold and availability at PS red drug store.
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