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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
6
A reader letter column criticizes Oklahoma Governor Bill Murray and state policy, accusing costs of the Capitol and agriculture programs of misusing taxpayer money while contrasting Texas gains. The page also includes ads and requests for work, lost items, and thank you notes from veterans and locals.
A Christian couple, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. F., request help to adopt a healthy white American girl aged one to three. They seek a brunette child and desire information about her parents. They state they own a good farm and hold solid jobs and belong to the Christian Church.
A reader asks for a ride to Fort Worth, offering to pay part or all expenses and gas. The note requests a car or good truck and invites a helper to contact J. C. Warlick at 731 North Garfield Street. Also a plea to find a small terrier for a country boy, asking readers to donate a small dog and a home. Call at 202 S. Johnson St.
A widow with two children seeks a winter rental or lease of a rooming house cafe or hotel to earn a living. She would consider help from a couple to run the establishment and may do housekeeping in or out of town, aiming to work through the coming months.
A brief message offers a salary until a better opportunity appears and provides a contact telephone number 20868 and a street address 501 North Jackson Street. The writer expresses thanks.
A 16 year old named Earl Green asks a newspaper column to print his request. He needs a job offer to cover board and room while attending high school. He provides references and a contact number 22954 at 325 East Twenty-fourth Avenue.
A Beulah Johnson seeks home care and nursing work with references offered. Tom Jay E Foss requests news of Billy Stamps in Amarillo. Tack requests help to find a carpenter for a store room by 9:00 A M. E L Wellman offers a residential lot for sale in Kingsmill near Channing.
The white dress featured red dot patterns about three quarters of an inch in diameter and small red leaves. Two pins were attached, including a Business and Professional Club pin.
Ethel Caldwell seeks return of two small aviation pins and offers a two dollar reward. She expects to be away until September 5 and will call upon return. Mrs F C Caldwell, 2107 Fillmore Street. Middle aged widow seeks correspondence with a man aged 45 to 60 who can provide a good home. She has two 16 year old children.
Wanted labor on a Texas farm. Seeks a man and wife or a small child to join. Will pay reasonable wages. Contact V. W. Lacour at Route 1 Claude Texas.
A man and wife near middle age urgently seek new jobs as they adapt to recent changes. They emphasize willingness to work any available positions and locations and request consideration from potential employers.
Worker with经验 in hotel business boarding house and cafe work offers services in housework and child care. Husband can assist with general tasks around the place. References available via Mrs J Miller care of R M Porter general delivery.
Job seeker Kiernan E. offers for steady farm work after long unemployment. He asks readers to contact at 605 North Van Buren Street if they have any available position or any work he could do to earn a living.
Nice sunny bedroom for rent at 711 Maryland Street. Windows face south and west. Ideal for a school teacher or roommate. Garage offered if desired. Contact 24268 to arrange a viewing.
Readers laud a young Panhandle pianist whose performances evoke community pride and appreciation for local arts. The letter-writers praise the musician’s skill, discipline, and poised presence on stage.
J L Stroud of Amarillo commends 17 year old Elizabeth Rose Jameson after an excellent High School Auditorium recital. He lauds her depth and precision, calling her an artist with real ability and predicting a bright future in music.
Ivan Stanowski commends Elizabeth Jameson after Friday night performance at the High School auditorium. The young concert artist displayed true touch and taste, delivering an excellent program.
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