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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
5
A bird observer writes from Amarillo noting the yellow warbler as a common summer resident, detailing its yellow and green hues and chestnut streaks. The fall and spring migrations bring various warblers, including Myrtle and black and white varieties seen in Tyler Street yards, with most warblers about five inches long, smaller than sparrows.
A German girl asks for a housekeeping position with a small family or couple, offers references, and provides contact numbers. A reader also seeks work as a linotype operator or clerk, noting 23 years old, married, non drinker, and willing to do any reasonable work.
The Davis Burke Davis and Watson families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings during the sickness and death of husband father grandmother Mrs Sallie Watson and others. Messages from Mrs H J Howard and the Watsons are noted.
Mrs L of South Johnson Street reports losing a black suitcase on the road to Amarillo between Texline and Perico last Saturday. The trunk held only infant clothes and one hinge is off. A $1 reward is offered for its return. contact E. R. T. to claim.
A middle aged widow at 612 South Cleveland Street asks for help to place four children in school and herself in work. She hopes to remain in schooling area and offers dependable references for positions as a housekeeper or practical nurse.
Letter from Panhandle Texas couple seeks a girl to join their small family and perform household chores in exchange for room, board, and a few clothes. They note two adults in the home and invite interested applicants to write Box 43 Panhandle Texas.
Two North Carolina druggists developed a combination of several ingredients that work together to provide three minute relief for any kind of headache and related pains. The product named B C is sold at drug stores and soda fountains for 10 and 25 cents and is advertised as harmless and effective.
Fred Bringold at 313 Parker Street offers a reward for the return of his light yellow Jersey cow with horns turning in toward her head and a short chain on her neck. He pledges a reasonable reward, noting a dollar reward for the Jersey cow.
The excerpt credits a Panhandle paper man for extensive national upbuilding work, noting he stands with one possible exception as the foremost contributor to the country’s development.
A writer addresses Tack with bold permission to critique his actions while noting the habit of critics to judge. He cites religious figures to justify criticism and laments a failed production idea and low mood. He suggests prosperity lies buried and mentions Moses striking the rock to obtain water.
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