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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
3
Letters express appreciation for Tack and complain about highway litter from city trucks. A respondent offers to work for room and board and another seeks a home for a girl to work in exchange for board at a residence near St. Anthony Hospital.
A collection of classified notices from a reader and several job seekers. A widow offers to exchange board for room and house chores in a childless home, a retired banker seeks any bank or bookkeeping role, an experienced maid seeks immediate work, and a 19 year old with housekeeping and childcare experience requests immediate employment. Names include Mrs M W E and Audrey Bennett with contact details.
A practical notice from Mrs. L. M. G. at 2410 North West Fifth Avenue seeks housekeeping work and child care experience. She asks that baby clothes be provided if possible and notes previous outreach without card of thanks. The appeal is brief and locating aid.
A reader appeals for baby clothing for her infant and requests assistance finding work for herself or her husband, noting experience as a night watchman and hotel clerk. She adds thanks to Tack and mentions a young son and schooling for a daughter.
A reader asks the paper for assistance for a personal issue and thanks the staff for prior help. The message expresses appreciation and requests guidance or support from the newspaper.
A reader requests work in exchange for room and board. They offer to perform housework and hotel cafe tasks, seeking any honorable employment to secure shelter. The note reflects a general appeal for domestic or hospitality labor opportunities.
A jumble of pleas seeks work and companionship across Texas and New Mexico times, including hotel cafe and office tasks. Names and addresses appear amid inquiries about jobs and nursing while one reader asks which advance most benefited the nation.
Person pleads for a lasting home and stable job in Amarillo. She has five years in better homes and can provide references from former employer Tack. She longs for a place to return each night and expresses she is alone and financially dependent.
A brief notice requests canaries for sale with replies to Box 212 in Canyon Texas. Postscript signs off from Tack and Alford Lewis.
A note asks for assistance from a traveling helper. The writer expresses gratitude for past help and requests support for a forthcoming journey. The message emphasizes appreciation and a personal favor.
A local woman writes that after three years at a prominent Amarillo home she was fired by a German girl who would do the work cheaper. She pleads for guidance on how poor women can find work to support themselves.
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