Lost items and requests in community column
Letters seek rewards for lost name imprinted item near Fairview Baptist Church, and a collie pup, plus requests for old slippers for a child and yard work help, with contact numbers included.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1945
Page
4
Letters seek rewards for lost name imprinted item near Fairview Baptist Church, and a collie pup, plus requests for old slippers for a child and yard work help, with contact numbers included.
A report describes an incident involving tearing or damage to a clothing assortment including dress shirts and khaki work attire belonging to a man and a boy. Details on location or motives are not provided.
Advertises Golden Peacock Bleach Creme with a money back guarantee if freckles and blemishes do not disappear. Claims visible improvement by morning and a clear, fair skin after a few days. Offers Imperial size and free samples from Golden Peacock Co. in Paris, Tennessee.
A note from Mrs. M. E. Roberts requests the return of clothing taken from a porch. She offers a reward and asks the finder to write or bring the items to 614 Cleveland.
Notice offers three beautiful part-Persian kittens free to a caring home. Interested readers should visit 1028 Bowie for pickup and details.
A small black cocker spaniel puppy with a white streak on the face and nose and a white spot under the neck has disappeared. The tail was recently docked. He answers to Klinker and may be in the area around his home.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy to prevent chronic bronchitis. It claims the formula frees phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, blends beechwood creosote with trusted medicines, and contains no narcotics. Customers are urged to try it with a money back guarantee if it does not ease the cough.
A resident seeks help locating a person named Klinker. Dated note mentions a home on 702 North Fillmore and asks informants to contact John Nance with any information.
A notice offering to care for children aged four to six years old at a private residence. Applicant requests calls at 2-0938 to discuss arrangements and availability.
A reader writes that both spouses are aging and one is chronically ill and asks for help or contact from anyone who can assist or provide support.
A reader at 3646 Nueces in Industrial City asks for return of belongings including a billfold bearing Pvt Leopold Skiblicki, a blue-green suit coat and a railway ticket envelope with Mrs Elbert Bond's name. Please contact Mrs T V Donald Box 661 Canyon Tex to claim.
A woman reports a lost suit coat and a railroad ticket from the Southern Pacific and Rock Island. Uncertain if lost separately or together, location noted as Amarillo.
A Thursday afternoon notice describes a person losing a set of keys kept in a brown leather case. No further details on location or identity are provided.
A case bearing the name Water Irvin Inc requests the finder to call 9676 for follow up. The notice emphasizes locating the person or entity connected to the case.
Person seeks local job in a motherless home or with an elderly housekeeper role. Prefers not to relocate and offers references. Contact at 405 Garfield. Also found a brown leather zipper billfold with name Mrs. V. L. or Martha Brazil containing photos and papers but no money. continued on page 11.
A wartime era statement warns of strikes threatening the auto industry led by General Motors. It argues reconversion challenges, inflation dangers, and the need for government and public backing as plants close and supplier shipments halt amid wage and price pressures.
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