Ample Help Wanted and Lost Pets Across Amarillo
A reader compiles notices from Amarillo seeking work and housing, plus lost pets and a kidnapping of a Terrier. Items include rent offers for furnished rooms near McKinley School, a dog rescue reward, a gray and white kitten for adoption, and requests for jobs from a 20 year old seeking tractor or farm work. Also, a corollary letter notes a Rock Island fireman accident in Logansport and questions rising water rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chevrolet
Amarillo
Logansport
Rock Island
Big Rock Island Stroker
Tack
Washington Street
Help Wanted Ads Share Local Requests and Lost Pets
A section of notices lists helpers and services from residents seeking jobs or trades including a steady girl, nursing, waitressing, housekeeping, sewing, quilting, and machine work. Lost dogs and pets are reported with descriptions and rewards, plus readers urged to assist in finding a Persian kitten and other personal requests. Residents offer and seek work, shipping, and small trades in Amarillo area classifieds.
Hoover Debates Budget Plans Amid Tax Revision Proposals
Washington dispatch notes mixed congressional views on balancing next year's federal budget. Bacharach backs higher estate and income taxes, gift tax restoration, and a luxury sales levy. Reed proposes a 0.5 percent sales tax on public commodities. Local notes mention addresses and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Bacharach
New Jersey
Reed
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Student seeks work for room and board near Amarillo Junior College
Willard Baird of 316 East Twenty-fourth Avenue requests day or afternoon work after 1 PM to support his stay at Amarillo Junior College. He asks Tack to help place him for daily or room and board arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Mike
Marcella
Martha Gene Harrison
East Twenty-Third Avenue
Amarillo
North
Fillmore Street
Amarillo Junior College
Willard Baird
East Twenty-fourth Avenue
Pampa House Guests and Local Travel Notices
City brief items list residents hosting guests at 808 Adams Street, with names including Aleta Barnard and Pauline Barnard, plus Melba Graham and the Williams couples. It mentions William H. Burnett returning from a business trip to central Kansas and W. D. Walsh family returning from Vernon. Alex Thompson of 605 Adams Street was called to Los Angeles to his seriously ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleta Barnard
Pauline Barnard
Melba Graham
R. B. Williams
Allen Williams
Pampa
Pred B. Young
Adams Street
Alex Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
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Panhandle
Samuel C. Sports
Sunshine Hydrox
Texas
The
Brown Cracker & Candy Company
Bakers OF Brown’s Saltine
McKinley School
Polk Street
Terry
Monroe Street
Kitten
Globe News
Taylor Street
N. Fillmore Street
Sixth Avenue
de LK
Winegar
Shaker
Cork
Rex
Just
TROUT
Polk
Taylor
California
Vienna
C& C
West
Concord
Great West
Plains
Qat
Bacon
Kinkney
R. Martin Gash Grocery
Pinkney
Red Star
Borden’s
Bacor
Weiners
North Fillmore Street
Buster
Frazier’s
Roddy
Buster Morris
North van Buren Street
Nancy
Sue McAdoo
Kentucky Street
Russia
G. W. Heard
Hereford
Hoover Loans
John G
D. GC. Regal
van Buren Street
Austin
Dallas
William C. Royce
Lipscomb Street
Mineral Wells
William H. Burnett
Moniroe Street
Central
Kansas
W. D. Walsh
Vernon
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