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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
5
A personal notice seeks a match for a young couple. The writer asks interested readers to contact Mrs. R. M. Burgess, Route 1, Tulsa, Texas, for a tack fan.
A young married woman asks Tack for urgent employment due to her unemployed husband. She offers to do housework by the hour or day and seeks immediate work opportunities.
A letter from MRS. E. I. P. at 3144 North Fillmore Street asks for work in exchange for a furnished apartment and mentions her husband’s office, sales, and painting experience with references available. Another note from MRS. MOOREHEAD at 601 North Polk Street seeks a three or four room house with part time work including laundry, housework, or elder care, and willingness to relocate.
A 37 year old woman seeks a husband with two small children. She desires a tall, neat, financially stable man under 45 and able to provide a comfortable living. Contact Mrs. H. B. in care of Tack.
Mrs V. G. offers cooking, housekeeping, and child care services to support her two year old son. She notes ranch experience and willingness to leave her baby with relatives if needed. Also advertises as painter and paperhanger with eight years in Amarillo and strong local references.
A 34 year old woman seeks a husband with means or ability to support her. She lists strong health, housekeeping skills, and a preference for a tall partner of brown or black hair with blue eyes, and indicates serious intent.
Mrs A P describes herself a six foot brunet with a 17 year old daughter and asks for a husband not over 50, tall and of good disposition, capable of providing a good living. She is in care of Tack and signs Dear Tuck.
A collection of terse notices seeks J. E. Merritt with an East Side address known only vaguely. A lost black gladstone suitcase between Hereford and Canyon on March 8 offers a reward for information or return. A paint saddle horse is for sale or trade for a young mare. Job seekers include Ruby King seeking rooming-house or laundry work, and Mrs E Lyle listing contact at 606 South Houston Street.
A brief note praising Amarillo’s courtesy toward visiting guests and out of town travelers, expressing appreciation for the hospitable welcome extended by the city.
A Panhandle Texas reader notes how visitors travel to Amarillo for ample parking with no set limits and laments heavy fines common in other cities, urging more lenient enforcement while observing laws.
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