Rio Grande Flood Levels Hold Steady Near Brownsville
The Rio Grande remained at 18 feet, 2 feet above flood stage, with authorities unsure if peak had passed. Willacy County towns Lyford and Sebastian faced rising floodwater as two northward floodways spread through the lower valley, but residents reported no loss of life and expected depths to stay around two feet.
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Brownsville
Rio Grande
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Willacy County
Lyford
Sebastian
Recommendation for Bookkeeper Position at First Christian Church
A letter from H. A. Shaw praising an ant and general bookkeeper with splendid character and congenial personality. He would suit any office or business firm and will accept the first opportunity offered. Immediate interview can be arranged. inquiries invited via First Christian Church, 2-1337.
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Ant
First Christian Church
H. A. Shaw
Tack Letters Seek Sunday Help and Local Jobs
A church member offers farm work and carpentry skills while seeking steady employment. A widow requests day or hour housework or nursing tasks and mentions possible relocation. An Amarillo reader appeals for an accountant and bookkeeper position for a well qualified young man unable to find work.
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Heracearuv
Col. Tack
Amarillo
Two Children Widow Seeks Steady Work in Texas
A 37 year old widow with two high school age children asks for any job with sufficient wages. She offers experience as a waitress, cook, housekeeper or clerk and even ranch work. Contact Mrs Bonnie Berry general delivery Pampa Texas.
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Tack
Bonnie Berry
General Delivery
Pampa
Texas
Help Wanted Offers Room Board and Wages
A terse note seeks room and board and small wages in exchange for work by an 18 year old offering references. Provides address 901 Jefferson Street upstairs and asks for help after reporting a lost pocket book at the San Jacinto post office.
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Jefferson Street
San Jacinto Post Office
Widow seeks return of purse and lost coat
Letter asks for return of a purse containing a $10 bill and two pennies left after a purse theft near 3205 North West Fourth Avenue. The writer asks help locating a light tan silk coat lost between blocks on Washington Street and offers a reward to find it.
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Counter
Tack
North West
Fourth Avenue
San Jacinto Post Office
Washington Street
Missing man Tom sought by widow for return reward
A widow asks for help locating Tom who has been gone over a week. Call 2-1771 and ask for Ed Holston or bring him to 511 East Fifteenth Avenue for a small reward. The note from L. B. seeks correspondence with men aged 25 to 40 and is in care of Tack.
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Gome
Tom
Ed Holston
East Fifteenth Avenue
Tack
Qualified Housekeeper Seeks Immediate Employment
A 42 year old widow, skilled in cooking and housekeeping, requests work at once to meet her bills. She states she cannot work for free and seeks paid employment.
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Tack
One Cent a Day Accident Policy Offers $100 Monthly
The Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co. offers a new accident policy paying up to $100 a month for 24 months for disability and $1,000 for death, costing $3.50 a year. Over 148,000 already bought it. Open to men women and children. no money due now. send name address age beneficiary and relationship for a 10 day free inspection. No examination required. Limited time offer.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Dlerks
Kansas City
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