Billie Burke at Amarillo in three act farce thrills crowd
The Railroad Rounds column notes Billie Burke brings a lively three act comedy to the Municipal Auditorium on November 24 under Tri-State Fair Association. Prices range 50 cents to 3 dollars, seats selling fast as Amarillo and Panhandle residents plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille Burke
Amarillo
United States
Wilbur Hawk
Billie Burke
Municipal Auditorium
Tri-State Fair Association
Hawk
Panhandle
Embroideries and Hand Laundry Offered With Delivery
An ad seeks work for a tailor or cleaner offering embroidery lace tablecloths curtains and fine clothes laundry with hand finishing for finest materials. Telephone 2 2080 offered for calls and delivery service. A wife then asks for work assistance due to her husband being out of work and three children.
Reader requests housework work and lost items notices
A series of local notices include a reader seeking domestic work to care for two children, a reader asking for help locating a brown and green scarf lost Wednesday, and a suitcase lost on East Tenth Avenue. Also a kitten named Empress Eugenie missing and a three year old’s tricycle missing with a reward offered. Contact details and addresses listed.
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South
Jackson Street
Globe News
East Tenth Avenue
Williams Street
Tack
Empress Eugenie
Louisiana Street
Need Baby Carriage Or Large Buggy Offered
Local note seeks a baby carriage or large buggy for purchase. Person is working and willing to pay a reasonable price. Contact by telephone or in person at the address provided in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Know Your Neighbor and Wanted Ads From Borger Express
A reader shares Edgar Guest’s poem Know Your Neighbor while local notices include requests from women seeking domestic work and nurses. The column features letters from Mrs J H F seeking a caring position, a nurse seeking hotel or club work, and residents of Glazier reporting grave trouble and seeking guidance or aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howe
Edgar Guest
R. H. Beville
Edgar A
Help Us Find Sunday Amarillo News Box
A reader in Glazier Texas appeals to mail clerks and officials to deliver Sunday editions of the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings. The letter asks why mail sacks aren’t left for Sunday delivery along the Santa Fe main line and urges reliable, regular Sunday papers for Mrs Ed T Hagan and Mr Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Santa Fe
T. Hagan
Glazier
Texas
Underwood
Manager Says He Has Fixed It
A manager remarks he has fixed the issue and thanks FE R T for reporting it. The statement acknowledges the problem and confirms corrective action taken.
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FE. R. T
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