Help Wanted and Missing Pet Classified Items in Ama- Mo Plain
A reader seeks cotton field work in Ama- Mo area due to an oil boom and schooling needs for children. Machinist helper and various workers offer to take jobs, while a family seeks housing and a mother volunteers care and apartment duties. A Persian cat is missing from 3005 Tyler Street.
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Amqiton Field
Tack
Tyler Street
Student seeks nearby apartment near Tenth Avenue and Polk Street
A woman named Mrs G offers a part time job location near Tenth Avenue and Polk Street and wishes to rent an apartment within walking distance. She can provide references and has her own furniture, contacting from 1210 West Ninth Avenue after 4 PM.
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Tenth Avenue
Polk Street
Experienced Man Seeks Work Despite High Salary History
Nearly 43 year old with health and extensive background in supervision, office management, real estate, collections, advertising, correspondence, and sales seeks employment. Willing to work for as little as 20 to 25 dollars per week and relocate as needed. prioritizes any job over hours or pay.
Lost white metal mesh compact at football game
SARABETH DAVIS of 2111 Tyler Street reports a lost white metal mesh compact with black top and initials 5. B. D. found near the grandstand after Saturday’s game. A $1 reward is offered for its return to the office or 2111 Tyler Street.
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Tyler Street
B. D
Sarabeth Davis
Widow seeks housekeeper post and winter work in Amarillo
A widow in her early thirties, mother of a schoolchild, seeks a housekeeping job in a motherless home or other domestic work for the winter. She notes extensive experience in cooking, cleaning, waiting, drug and grocery store clerking and requests a position, giving two contact numbers.
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Tack
Muddy pond fishing tale and community pleas from Tucumcari
A reminiscence recalls dry season sloughs used for fishing by children, their muddy churn techniques, and debates on how water conditions affect fish survival. The text also presents multiple classifieds seeking work, housing, and companionship from Tucumcari residents.
Reward Offered For Lost Book in West Texas Revival Ride
A lost sack with clothes books and religious papers vanishes while traveling from Plainview to Lubbock or Hale Center to Acken during a revival. A rare book titled The Northwest Texas Conference with J. M. Sherman’s name and papers bearing Mrs. L. R. Bradley’s name are missing. A reward is offered for its return.
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East Texas
Northwest Texas
J. M. Sherman
L. R. Bradley
Plainview
Lubbock
Hale Center
Acken
Cystex Promises Quick Relief for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
An ad-style medical pitch claims Cystex relieves kidney and bladder troubles such as nocturnal urination backache stiffness leg pains nervousness and acidity. It asserts fast action within 15 minutes and a 76 cent price with a money back guarantee upon return of the package.
Goings to McKinney seeks ride and help with expenses
Woman offers room and board for five dollars weekly at a modern home on the bus line. She has a little girl in school and needs a man to drive through to McKinney Texas around Wednesday or Thursday, with willingness to exchange references. Address 804 North Arthur Street. Mrs G G McBrayer 102 Georgia Street.
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Tack
North Arthur Street
Mckinney
Texas
G. G. McBrayer
Georgia Street
Publicity as Stock in Trade Cited in Bid Debate
A public discourse centers on publicity as a trading asset and bid strategy. The speaker questions motives and suggests expanding influence through letters and media engagement.
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Tack
Gambling and law in Texas election era debate
A reflective piece critiques gambling in politics and law, recalling telegrams from Dallas, proxy government, and a law book definition of gambling. It notes Pat Neff’s claim about prosecuting gambling and argues for stronger law enforcement, urging newspapers to avoid advocating violence.
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Dallas
Texas
Pat M. Neff
Hardin and readers debate Roosevelt Hoover stance in Texas letter
A Channing Texas booster station letter defends legality and honor in facing elections while debating Roosevelt and Hoover. The exchange questions gambling metaphors and markets on margin, contrasting with law violation, ending with a clinched stance that Hoover is whipped.
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J. W. Hardin
Channing, Texas
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