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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1932
Page
5
A reader from Panhandle, Texas, urges voters to demand accountable candidates and fiscal restraint. He criticizes Austin lawmakers for spending and tax increases and calls for editorial support to mobilize public opinion and enforce pledges once elected.
A collection of classified letters seeking work across retail, groceries, drugs, farming, ranch labor, and domestic duties. Applicants include a 19 year old Amarillo native with grocery and drug store experience, a couple seeking farm or ranch work, and widowed individuals offering cooking and housework to secure room and board.
A 17 year old boy pleads in a column for space to find a loan of 15 dollars for 30 or 60 days. He offers a mortgage on a lot and labor painting, paper hanging, carpentry, laundry work, or ranch help in exchange. He and his brother need schooling funds.
A reader from Canyon Texas requests help finding jobs. Two teenage girls ages 14 and 15 offer housework and child care experience and can provide good local references. A second note mentions experience in cafe and chain store work and a nearly 17 year old willing to care for children.
Russell Washman of Route 4 Dimmitt Texas seeks information on his sister Mrs L H Dudley missing for five years. He offers to do laundry sewing and mending at home and mentions an electric incubator for sale or trade from 415 Van Buren Street.
Evelyn Bee Robinson of Butlers Cafe Dumas Texas asks the public to locate her cousin Joe Hopkins. She requests correspondence via general delivery in Dumas and asks Pat to call 6448 or address her in care of Tack.
A letter from Roscoe Logue seeks all available information on the Blizzard of 1886 and asks for contact to reach eyewitnesses. He mentions comparing to milder prior winters and invites other snowstorm discussions from the plains.
R V Heyal of 816 Lamar Street appeals to Tack for help finding employment after a year of nearly no earnings. He describes living in a 10 by 10 tent and reliance on charity, warning he and others may act if work is blocked by those in control. He urges action to support his wife and himself.
A lonely 20 year old girl seeks male correspondents aged 22 to 28 with brown hair and blue eyes. She is five feet five inches tall and weighs 122 pounds. All jelly beans can save their stamps. In care of Tack.
A widow with a high school son, a daughter, and a baby seeks any employment after previous waitress and clerk roles. She offers a 9 by 12 tent with bed and a library table for sale, contact M. C. at 1103 Lincoln Street, phone 2-2139.
A young couple seeks work and rent by doing yard upkeep around a home at 2112 Front Street. They stress honesty and willingness to work, including grocery store experience and plans to earn income through manual labor.
A young couple in Amarillo requests employment help after recent work loss. The speaker notes a four year stay in Amarillo and a prior steady income before recent changes. They describe seeking any kind of work to regain stability.
A 23 year old college girl in Amarillo reports she has been unable to find permanent work for seven months. She states she is in excellent health and needs employment urgently.
M A K states years of college training at CIA and two certificates. She is refined with good English and strong character references, seeking a governess role but open to any honest work. She enjoys children and can coach High School Spanish. Contact 2216 Taylor Street or phone 2 2498.
Mrs Schneider appeals for the return of a green purple and orange belt lost in front of the post office. Call 4607 to reach Mrs Schneider.
A local business caller describes a standout tuba solo during a style review at the Lanora Theatre in Pampa. The writer notes the performer’s striking presence, mentions a photo and name in the paper, and asks Amarillo boosters about possible engagements.
A speaker praises a young man named R. E Smith who works for Phillips at Pampa. The writer expresses interest in meeting him in Pampa tomorrow and invites any entertaining opportunities to showcase his talent to the Amarillo audience.
The Sunday service topic at all Churches of Christ Scientist was Subtance with the golden text Hebrews 11 1 Faith is the substance of things hoped for the evidence of things not seen The lesson also cites James 2 14 on faith without works and excerpts from Science and Health pages 145 and 242 noting healing as part of Jesus teachings
W. L. Adams suffered bloating after meals so severe his heart skipped beats. Adlerika expelled the gas and now he can eat anything and feels fine. Local drug firms Post Office Drug Co. Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Stores highlight remedies.
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The Amarillo Area Council of Boy Scouts will hold a special business session at the Scout headquarters in the Amarillo Building at 4 o'clock this afternoon. President Ford Brandenburg announced several important matters will be discussed.
An advertising note promotes Chesterfield cigarettes as ideal for evenings out with mixed company. It emphasizes their purity as a password to select crowds, urges extra packs, and asserts the product satisfies, concluding with the two word claim They Satisfy.
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