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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
14
Readers urge Tack to publish notices seeking jobs and housing. An iceman offers scarce income from selling ice while a woman seeks baby care, another requests housework or room and board, a family needs steady work to avoid eviction, a girl seeks waiter or hotel work, and a widow asks for a caring home or modest wages.
Mrs. K B Patterson offers a $1 reward for the return of her year old yellow Persian cat named Taffy missing from 1610 South Van Buren Street for over a week. Contact 20973.
A widow offers to do house work cooking or waitress tasks or practical nursing at 613 Monroe Street. Another widow asks for any local work and mentions home duties. A reader seeks a Corpus Christi trip driver and assistance with travel costs. A missing billfold reward is offered by Mrs Finkler. A reader asks for a July Corpus Christi trip and a ride share.
Mrs C A Mullins seeks a middle aged, experienced housekeeper for day or week work. Room and board offered with small wages. References required. Contact 108 1-2 West Seventh Avenue.
Classified letters reveal veterans seeking rides to Denver, a young woman asking for housekeeping work, a Houston trip offer, a married couple seeking any work, a cafe and dining room worker offering services, and a mother seeking farm or ranch labor to support her two children. Contact details and ages listed.
A former Texas teacher from Hedley offers to work for a time without pay to learn office skills and secure steady employment in Amarillo. Other notices include a man seeking a male dog, a request to keep a milk cow, a California woman seeking a dancing partner, and a Plainview housekeeper seeking work plus a bachelor seeking a Christian wife.
Courthouse records list several deeds and registrations. Transfers include George N. Molyneaux to J. E. Lemons for 100 dollars in Mirror and Holland. Sarah Thrash to H. R. Leftwich for 200 dollars. Sarah F. Johnson to John W. Johnson and others for 10 dollars. E. B. Fincher to John W. Johnson for 800 dollars. Ama Lbr Co to L. J. Williamson for 2245 dollars in Ford's First Subdivision. vehicle registrations for West Mill & Elev in Amarillo and others. J. B. Fowler in Canyon and R. L. Humphrys to W. L. Crooks for 400 dollars in Humphreys Highlands.
A puzzled reader asks why Thursday answers appear in Friday papers and Sundays in Mondays, signaling frustration with inconsistent puzzle publication. A note from a Sparsely signed reader asks for stable puzzle timing and routines.
A reader asks why the nightly puzzle column in The News-Globe is seen as guardian angel guidance. The letter notes two years of daily readership and continued interest for column and puzzle help.
Police seized counterfeit notes with a face value of 2 000 000 in Stuttgart. Two men worked nonstop for weeks producing the money and 375 000 in marks in notes were seized. Six men were arrested in connection with the case.
Red headed boys of the Panhandle may attend the Rex Theater Sunday free of charge to see James Cagney in The Crowd Roars. Cagney plays a race track driver in a film filled with action thrills and spills aimed at fiery haired youths.
Free lunches and milk provided to Sanborn school pupils in 1931 32 raised overall student weight by 20 percent. Over 7 800 sandwiches were supplied by First Baptist Church women groups while milk came from local clubs and associations including the Santa Fe Railway audit department Men’s Club Wolflin School PTA and J A G Club. Financial aid supported the free milk fund via the Woman's Club under the direction of Mrs. Sam B Vaughan Mrs. L L Pinkerton and G F Everline.
More than two hundred people attended a Soncy School area Home Demonstration Club program to raise funds for sending Mrs. John E. Broaddus as a delegate to Farmers Week at College Station on July 24. Mrs. Floyd Bell from the district also will accompany her. Ice cream and cake were served and over twenty candidates spoke briefly.
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