Employers urged to verify social security numbers before issuing new ones
Malcolm George of the Amarillo Social Security Board field office urged employers to check whether workers already possess a social security number before issuing new ones. He noted 22 account numbers issued daily, with many applicants not using a single number across multiple jobs. He stressed the value of a single number for accurate wage reporting and future benefits, citing seasonal and permanent workers alike.
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Social Security Board
Malcolm George
Amarillo
Oliver-Bakle
United States
George
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A collection of requests for domestic help and farm chores from widowed diarist families and individuals seeking room and board in exchange for cooking, laundry, farm work, or child care. Names include H B Nelson at 608 Prospect Street, A Reader, RnR JB, Mrs W T Brown Cimarron NM, and W L McClure Claude Texas.
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Prospect Street
H. B
Nelson
Tack
Man seeks Saturday work and child care duties
A brief notice from Dan at 16 East Twelfth Avenue offers Saturday work and after hours child care. Contact telephone number 443?
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Tack Tam
Dan
Referem Restive
East Twelfth Avenue
Relief for Painful Backache From Kidney Tiredness
Fragmentary medical note describes backache relief with references to kidneys and fatigue. Mentions a product or remedy named Deen's Fide and seeks to aid toe and nerve pain. Text is garbled with unrelated letters and inconsistent phrases.
In Need of Work Offers from Various Applicants
A collection of short notices from individuals seeking employment. The notices include a nurse training applicant, a city-savvy delivery and filling-station worker, a colored woman seeking half day or flexible work, a man with farm and dairy experience offering references, a homemaker with references, and two girls with housework experience. Contact details and addresses listed.
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Tack Tam
Tam
Help Wanted for Home Work and Nursing in Christian Ranch
Unencumbered individual seeks modern home work or practical nurse duties in a ranch setting. Desires house managing, child care, companionship, and farm duties including milking. References available. Located at 1608 North Garfield Street and P O Box 5103. If found blue eyeglass case, call 8689 with address.
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Tack
North
Garfield Street
P. O
J. J. Newberry
Canadian liquor exports to U S continue steady after repeal
Ottawa reports trade figures showing Canada has exported 12 million gallons of liquor to the United States since Volstead Act repeal. The movement continues at about 500 thousand gallons per month despite reopening of American distilleries.
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United States
Canada
Rag doll mistaken for road dog shocks Newburgh crowd
Police and bystanders in Newburgh, N L watched for the dog catcher after a mangled street form was found. The apparent casualty was revealed to be a rag doll dog, not a real animal, upon closer inspection by a bystander.
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Newburgh
N. L
Farm housing offered in Memphis for rent
A two room house is available with coal at 3 dollars per ton and water provided. Rent is 25 dollars per month year round. Applicants should call or write MR. and MRS. T. D. WEATHERLY, Box 102, Telephone 369 M, Memphis, Te.
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T. D. Weatherly
Memphis
Amarillo Workers Kick Off Community Chest Drive
More than 200 workers lead a campaign in Amarillo to raise 84795 for welfare through local firms and individuals. The drive runs to September 16 with pledge meetings at the Amarillo Hotel and Canary Room, led by Bill Pheiffer and other active workers who insist Chest agencies receive no government aid.
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Community Chest
Amarillo
Canary Room
Bill Pheiffer
Court Turns Over Speeding Fine to Baby Savings Bank
A San Francisco police judge remitted a $4 speeding fine for rush to the hospital on condition that Frank Valenzuela open a savings account for the same amount in the baby’s name. The case ties the penalty to the infant’s future finances.
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Baby's Savings Bank
San Francisco
Frank Valenzuela
Valenzuela
Alameda Postmaster Auctions 418 Rejected Parcel Chickens
Postmaster Samuel Ford in Alameda California held an auction for 418 chicks shipped by parcel post after the addressee refused to receive them. The incident highlights service duties beyond postal work and shows the mix of duties including auctioneering and poultry interest.
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Alameda
Calif
Upi
Samuel Ford
Hack and Taxi Driver Retires After 41 Years
Jackson ville Ill Charles Dalrymple seventy one year old oldest Jacksonville taxicab driver retires after forty one years in the business He opened his taxi stand in horse and buggy days on November twenty fifth eighteen eighty nine Fares ranged from twenty five to fifty cents Dalrymple served in the Spanish American War then entered transportation and livery later selling his livery stable In 1915 he switched to gas operated vehicles and continued driving He holds the long distance service record for taxicab drivers in the area.
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Enty
Charles Dalrymple
Jacksonville
Dalrymple
Dalrympie
UC Students Spend One Million Dollars Annually
A University of California survey finds UC students spend about 1 million dollars each year on campus expenses and related needs.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
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Bobbe Bradshaw
Hutchinson County Fair
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Bob) Bradshaw
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Pront Street
Houserfeper
Houston Street
Tack T
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Ont
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Keith Motor Company
Roca
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Meyer & Meyer
Meyer & Mayer
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