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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
3
A collection of personal notices seeks caregivers and rideshares in Texas and Oklahoma. Readers ask for living arrangements, clothing for two children, house work, and safe passage for a young man facing hardship amid illness fears.
A middle aged woman seeks housekeeping work and references at 510 Vernon Avenue Fairview addition east of the Fair grounds. A reader at 604 Tyler Street offers room and board with clean rooms and ample meals at 400 South Cleveland Street.
Mrs Murry of 1223 Fillmore Street seeks local help offering room and board for boys and girls attending Shield of Faith Bible School. They attend school to noon, need shelter and possibly bus fare, and will donate or accept items for dormitories such as dressers and mirrors.
Twin girls four years old report a red and green tricycle with disk wheels left on the sidewalk in front of their house Friday evening. Saturday morning it was missing and they offer a reward for its return.
A letter requests donations from Nebraska, Kansas, New Mexico and other states, offering pickup for unwanted items. It also asks for several typewriters to be repaired. A separate note questions credit to police for returning movie equipment found near Groom, suggesting officers merely retrieved it.
Friday loss notice seeks return of a lady's open face gold watch with full name initials engraved inside. Old fashioned piece with four inch chain and snap. owner values it beyond ten dollars and offers reward equal to its sale price. Signed M. E. M.
A small white American bulldog named Dixie is lost from 2810 Van Buren. She is about three months old with normal ears and tail. A reward is offered for her return, contact E R T at telephone 5028. extra 50 cents reward upon Dixie’s return.
A radio tip led to officers in Amarillo locating valuable movie gear valued at 1500 dollars. A caller later thanked the department after receiving a one dollar reward from Mr. Baird. Walter E. Smith signs the letter.
Applicant offers stenography and bookkeeping skills aiming for a permanent position. Available for temporary work, owns a typewriter and can type at reasonable rates and take shorthand rapidly.
A 26 year old plumber and steam-fitter offers experience in plumbing, steam fittings, and soda fountain work. He seeks any employment on a farm or business setting and asks for help via A. B. Telephone 8009. Also notes a woman hopes to marry and an appeal for aid from a reader.
A dog named Peggy, a brindle female bulldog about 18 inches tall with a white front foot, is lost. Please call 7783 after 6 if found. a reward of 50 cents is offered for Peggy's return. The note is signed by Jane and E. R. T.
A widow, 60, 107 pounds, 5'3\" seeks a husband to provide a home and work amid scarce jobs for women. She desires a farm owner, religious and loyal, to marry for security and companionship. She notes loneliness and age as barriers. See TACK LETTERS Page 7.
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