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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
3
A reader asks Tack to help organize a college student or teacher to share the daily trip to Canyon for the September 22 start of the school term. They offer to split expenses and seek contact at 24178 or 1712 Jackson Street.
A 21 year old girl offers housekeeping or child care at 614 Cleveland Street. A 20 year old boy seeks cafe work, dishwashing, elevator operator, or dairy work, call 3626. A married woman seeks hourly or daily work in a furnished apartment, with housekeeping and cooking experience, contact Mrs. E. 8 P. at 724 North Pierce Street.
Lost small black dog with a white streak down the throat and a tan collar cut off at the buckle. Brass name tag or plate unclear from the collar. Nearby residents urged to contact owners if found.
Two men on a riverbank discuss a possible solution to despair before both jump. A separate notice seeks a childfree couple to work for room and board on a ten acre farm with dairy and poultry chores, listing L. B. Cox in Amarillo.
A reader from 820 Moore Street reports a dog with a license plate tag 89 vanished Monday night and resurfaced in a car with unknown parties. The writer asks authorities to return the dog to its original location or be allowed to retrieve it two blocks north of the hospital on Polk Street, threatening further action if unresolved.
A brief notice from Bill and Dot Tack of 818 North Moore Street offers a farm or general labor for a family in need of income. They state they have a sister willing to perform any kind of house work.
Walter Gripp of Panhandle Texas sends buckeyes from Grand River near Pleasant Township Union Company Iowa claiming they cure rheumatism. He notes trying them this winter and suggests planting in spring and eating started buds if not effective.
Widow and mother seeking employment for room and board and a small salary. P B X operator experience offered. Addresses include 1904 South Polk Street and 2208 North West Third Avenue with contact number 2-1927.
A passerby on a stream bank tells of two men near despair. One man, with a rock tied to his neck, was ready to jump when the other interrupted and asked what troubles him. The rescuer offers help without detailing the problem.
A resident pleads for help locating a black and white male cat lost near Seventh Avenue and Van Buren Streets. The owner offers a reward and asks anyone with information to call 5987 to arrange the cat's return.
Mrs. R. L. West of Hunterville describes weakness and a side pain that improved after taking Cardul. She reports weight gain and increased energy after using three or four bottles, noting the side stopped hurting and her nerves steadied. Cardul advertised as available at local drug stores.
An aspiring nurse with three years hospital training and practical nursing experience offers services. She seeks employment in nursing but will take housekeeping or any available work to earn income.
Verna Jester of 310 Alabama Street reports losing a National Honor Society pin on Saturday around 8 am between Alabama Street Third and Sixth Avenues or in the 100 block East Sixth Avenue. Call 310 Alabama Street or phone 9646 1 to recover the pin. a reward of 50 cents is offered.
Classified items include six kittens and a mother cat offered as pets, a big white dog needing a home, and several requests for work on ranches or farms. Entries from Mrs Sumter and Mrs A M seek living, wages, and references, plus a young woman seeks a Christian home and board for Bible study.
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