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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1946
Page
7
A reader notice for Mitchell Tailors at 314 West Second provides contact by phone 20123. The item appears as a brief local business card insertion.
A collage of reader notes asks for returns of lost items including a bracelet with engraving Bailey and a leather billfold. Public wants a backyard kindling giveaway and a three month old Labrador puppy seeks a good home. A stray white female puppy is offered and a coat left by mistake is found. A reader requests housing in Albuquerque.
A reader seeks general work and pruning tasks and offers to be seen after 7 30 p m or before 8 00 a m at the rear of 2111 Van Buren Street for employment.
Mrs Vernon Cobb reports a large blue flowered scarf lost on North Polk near the Twelfth Street bus stop brought from Paris as a sentimental item. She offers a $10 reward for return.
A ten year old Amarillo boy asks help finding his dark brown pony with a white forehead mark lost near North Arthur. He offers a ten dollar reward and lists contact at 713 North Garfield. Also seeks a home for a white long haired mother cat with two striped kittens and offers a COD package loss reward to Willie Anderson at 312 West Second.
Mrs W F Shelton Jr requests assistance finding a home in Albuquerque for her family. Her husband is a four year Army veteran and they have a two year old daughter and will provide excellent care of any rental. Phone 5738.
I offer a reward for the return of my Gruen wrist watch lost during the Panhandle Press convention near the Herring Hotel. It is a round gold case. Please bring to the Globe News or call 2 2133.
A friendly notice seeking yard work help invites interested applicants to inquire at 1520 North Garfield. The brief ad thanks readers for their time and signals local, casual employment.
Mrs Harrison offers a reward for the return of a missing scarf lost at the Leon Theatre on Sunday. Readers with information please call 8533 or contact Mrs Harrison at 3010 West Tenth.
A pair of newly repaired child shoes were found on North Fillmore. The owner may contact 219 North Fillmore, Boswell Garage, to claim them.
A set of ladies shell rimmed glasses was found on Taylor street. The owner may claim them at Western Auto Stores.
A shut in offers curtain laundering and quilt washing with guaranteed work. She asks callers to phone 2 5153 and 5518 and expresses interest in finding a singer and a hen to hatch on the shares. She promises to return birds in good condition.
A twelve year old student at St Marys reports her pink rimmed glasses with an odd shape missing. Anyone who finds them may call 4590 after 5:30 PM.
A former service member, Joseph Jordan of Panhandle Texas, requests employment offers for painting houses by contract or hour and as a chauffeur. He notes excellent references and racehorse exercise experience, living at 116 North Bowyer and awaiting discharge next week.
A notice seeks washings to do with replies to Mrs John Boyle at 4021 Rio Grande Industrial City Texas. Ruth Price is asked to contact via phone 8396. A reader asks for stay with an elderly Amarillo woman offering room and board or couple, reply via Globe News.
Experienced, reliable applicant offers housekeeping services for an elderly couple. Non smoker, non drinker with strong references. Willing to provide character and work references upon request. Respond to General De livery White Deer Texas R W E.
Experienced in yard work seeking local employment. Reliable, punctual, and capable of basic landscaping, lawn maintenance, hedge trimming, and basic outdoor upkeep. Willing to start immediately and adapt to your schedule. References available upon request.
London May 3 The Soviet government announces a domestic loan of 20,000,000,000 rubles to fund reconstruction and development. Bonds issued for 20 years tax free to be bought by Russian citizens, repaid from annual lotteries. Official figures cite need for 250,000,000,000 rubles for long term reconstruction and defense.
Nearly 13,000 men were inducted through Pueblo draft boards and none have returned with a complaint, says Selective Service Chief Clerk Joe R. Gillespie. The report notes no beef over service obligations as the draft process proceeds.
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