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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1932
Page
3
Classified appeal from Zelma Terry Mattie Garvin seeking lodging and room and board in exchange for care and housekeeping. A second notice from M G seeks a home with a couple, to care for a child and assist with housework. An employment request from Bob Goodwin outlines past paving construction and pressroom experience and asks for job leads.
Aletter urges readers to view a highly realistic window display at City Drug Store on Polk Street praising its artistry. Multiple notices follow seeking housekeeping work, farm labor, baby adoption, and help finding lost items, with contact details and local locations included.
A notice offers a $1 reward for a lost female dog named Bess. The dog is about nine months old, black and white spotted, and could be near 1104 Binoor Street. Contact Stephen Taylor about the whereabouts.
A person seeks a two room house to rent in exchange for living there and caring for the place. They offer to work hourly or for three dollars a week cleaning and performing honest tasks. Contact Mrs. J. R. at 1400 Johnson Street.
Mrs W C K asks the finder of her black size 7 4 gloves lost downtown Saturday afternoon to notify by card and arrange pickup at 1313 East Fourteenth Avenue. The letter also questions Democratic primary loyalties and nominee honesty in a separate note.
A reader questions voting for a dishonest nominee and urges Lloyd Fletcher to respond. The letter notes long Democratic voting history but suggests party leaders may bolt if a candidate is seen as unfit, mentioning JASC Wilson Etter and Texas.
Four female puppies partly Spitz and Chow are offered for adoption. They may be seen at 1907 Monroe Street or inquires can be made by calling 2-3097. The reader seeks help finding homes for the dogs.
ED BERGER of Box 204 Whittenburg Texas seeks contact with a Real Farmer offering an interest in a wheat crop for financial help to seed. A separate note mocks anonymous readings about Senor Tack and others, suggesting a clash of voices over public commentary.
A reader signs a long letter praising the journalist for charity work and free ads while criticizing the paper’s critics, ending with a personal note offering to work and help support his family. The letter highlights community ties and gratitude amid local press scrutiny.
A North Carolina pharmacist claims the formula behind B C relieves most headaches in minutes. Sold in 10c and 25c packages, the remedy targets muscular aches colds neuralgia fevers and nervous distress without narcotics.
A 13 year old Hereford Texas boy reports his 20 pound screw tail Boston bulldog named Buddy missing since last Monday. The dog is mostly black and white with brindle on a hind leg and lacks a collar or license. A $1 reward is offered for return.
A resident states they will perform daytime work but must be home at night while listing an address at 2215 Buchanan Street. No other details are provided about the situation or actions taken.
Posting seeks a middle aged female to work part time through winter in exchange for room and board. Must be clean and respectable and able to perform household duties.
Experienced housekeeper announces readiness to work at once. Provides contact at 609 Adams Street and signs as J. J.
In Clarksburg West Virginia on October 31 Sheriff John Marsh confronted an apparently insane man waving knives and threatening residents. He calmed the man and used a pencil to deter him while addressing registering to vote.
A fragment describes a man taking a pencil and scribe bleeding his signature in a sheriff’s notebook as Marsh clamps on the handcuffs. The terse scene implies a formal arrest or confession with immediate restraint.
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