Advertising for Permanent Market Growth
A speaker outlines persistent advertising aims to stimulate long term trade growth rather than temporary boosts. They emphasize steady pricing unless suppliers raise costs and say ads show consistent business practices to convince customers to trade regularly.
Tinware bargains list with various pans and pails
A catalog of tinware items includes heavy tin pudding pans in multiple quarts with prices from 5 to 8 cents, tin pie plates, perforated plates, jelly cake pans, jelly plates, lipped kettles, pot covers, stamped dish pans, a nutmeg grater, dairy pails in 10 and 12 quarts, bread boxes, galvanized pails, and a sales pitch promising bread savings to offset costs.
Local and Personal News from Sulphur era
Judge Winn presides in Sulphur court. Various residents report health updates and visits, including births, illnesses, and travel to nearby towns. Notables such as W H Chapman, Miss Irene Eddlemen, and Oliver Snead appear among frequent social and business mentions as community life unfolds around Sulphur Springs.
Local notes from Tupelo and nearby towns linger on daily life
Tuesday items show E L Steed in Tupelo and many residents shopping or visiting Sulphur Ardmore and Byers..J B Shirley's death and W H Chapman funeral parallel routine church meetings, picnics and county events.
Center Report Praises Crops and Local Growth
Center area notes excellent crops with oats and corn prospects bright. W T Tarkington in town edging into the well business. School board elects Hugh Stephenson Q T Midlock and G L Burrows as trustees. Center touts strong school and communal harmony despite rail concerns. Rain boosts crop growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stephenson
Q. T. Midlock
G. L. Burrows
Center
Doctor Nearly Dies After Mistaken Poisoning Incident
Special to the Evening News Center reports Dr. H. S. Holloway mistook carbolic acid for paragonic and ingested a dangerous dose. He survived, though with severe consequences and remains under Dr. Craig’s care.
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Evening News Center
I. T
H. S. Holloway
Craig
Devoe Paint Savings Letter to Charles Stringer
A 19th century letter from F W Devore & Co argues paint savings in gallons and costs to paint. It cites Ezra Rathmell of Williamsport Pa and compares Devoe quality to cheaper paint, noting gallon pricing and application costs across cities New York Chicago and Kansas City.
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Devoe
Ezra Rathmell
Williamsport
Devore & Co
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Dominoes Offered to Boys and Girls by Rice Brothers
Rice Brothers Commission Merchants at Kansas City Stock Yards offer a prompt to children to supply their papa's livestock shipment details for the year in exchange for a free dominoes set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Brothers Commission Merchants
Kansas City
Wooden ware sale items with small prices
A terse listing of wooden ware and kitchen tools with individual prices: rolling pins 10c, potato mashers 5c, butter ladles 5c, butter moulds 5c, vegetable slicers 10c, clothes pins 3 dozen for 5c, tooth picks 3 packs 10c.
Finite Glass War 2 and China at astonishing prices
Fragments announce sale on china ware and dinner sets including cups and saucers 39c to 1.25 values. Highlights list 8 inch platters 10c each 7 inch oval meat dishes 10c each and white granite milk pitchers 29c to 44c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Umbrellas and folding fans on sale
A modest assortment of umbrellas for ladies and gentlemen priced 39c to 1.20 with durable service. Special sale includes Japanese folding fans at 10c.
Bargain pantry items at low prices
Arm and Hammer brand soda four pound packages for 25 cents. K C baking powder two fifteen ounce cans for 25 cents. Rag Biteing two two ounce boxes five cents. Giant or Eagle Lye four cans for 25 cents. Silk Laundry soap eight cakes for 25 cents. Wire fly traps all metal fifteen cents. Tanglefoot fly paper two double sheets scissors jelly glasses with tie covers twenty four cents per dozen.
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Arm & Hammer
K. C
Local Wedding Connects City and DeQueen Couple
Miss Jessie Lanier of this city wed J A Lively of DeQueen Arkansas at noon Wednesday at the bride’s home with Rev Martin officiating. After dinner the couple left on the evening train. the groom is a bookkeeper for the Deirks Lumber & Coal Co. at DeQueen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lanier
J. A. Lively
DeQueen
Ark
Martin
Deirks Lumber & Coal Co
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M. Levin
W. H. Chapman
Irene Eddlemen
Cleve Harris
Holdenville
Cora Barnard
B. H. Epperson
Muskogee
Dr. Browall
Stonewall
A. J. Wooley
Conway
E. G. Lucas
Ora
Konawa
M. C. Lynde
Ollie Lee
Kwa
T. D. McKeown
Coalgate
John Edminston
J. A. Sparger
Oklahoma City
Mrs. C. D. Price
Texas
M. C. Lee
Cira
R. C. Couch
W. S. Thomson
Boone Williams
The
Lehigh Bank
Miss Dora Whitney
W. C. Rollow and Son Vernon
Clarence Early
Holley
H. A. Davis
A. B. Yeager
Cummins
Midland
Charley Rhea
Cookville
Tenn
W. W. Eaton
Walsh’s
J. B. Hussey
Jefferson, Tenes
M. A. Rogers
Yandle
Jasper Cloud
Sasakwa
M. Johnson
Cameron
McAlister
Baptist Church
Ollie Davidson
Parkell
Mattie Smith
Byrd Hotel
Territory
T. B. Kile
R. H. Robinson
Indiana
G. W. Cox
Mary Alice
Ozark, Ark
Mrs.Greer
Gladys Torbett
Ardmore
E A. Jacobs
F. L Hastings
Shawnee
W.L. Reed
First National Bank
Dallas
M. M. Sanders
Chisholm Barnett
George Murphy
Sherman
W. F. Cox
W. F. Clifton
Sulphur Springs, Texas
8. J. Martin
W. M. Castleberry
W. H. Harris
New State Redman
Chicka
Looper
Lillie Reed
Decatur
Tom Reed
Orville Snead
W. G. Armistead
Francis
Uncle Sam
Colums
E. L. Steed
Tupelo
M. B. Donaghey
McAlester
Judge Winn
Joe Bunch
Byers
J. C. Hicky
Alice Long
A. M. Fry
Tyrola
M. L. Walsh
Byrds Mill
W. A. Duncan
Dave Hybarger
Taka
RS. Tobin
Main Street
J. A. Biles
Hugh
W. B. Haven
Laura Nichols
Chief Leader
S. H. Hill
S. J. Armstrong
Blue
C. F. Hacker
J. F. McKeel
S.S. McDonald
Misses Deacon
Miss Jernigan
Mildred
Pinkie Louise Timberlake
Clay Doss
Lee Eddleman
J. B. Shirley
Ada
First Baptist Church
I. M. King
F. A. McDonald
Bride
Alabama
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
Irene Eddleman
J. M. Browning
Mill Creek
Maxwell
W. W. Higgins
F. M. Bohhanan
Bessie Hull
Okmulgee
L. C. Brunning
Cincinnati
J. T. Blankenship
T. H. Granger
Miss Garrett
Byrdsill
W. J. Jones
Ahloso
Isom
Dr. Palmer
Lee Comstock
Sandy
J. H. Shaw
Gentry
Frederic
Frances Moore
Mrs. Fry
Bartholomew
Fayetteville, Ark
Chas. Chapman
Masonic and
Eastern Star Orders
Allen
New Mexico
Eastern Star
Connersville
Miss Savage
Blanco, L. T
J. B. Tobert
C. J. Patterson
Ft. Worth
Stebbin
Shands
S. B. Gillespie
Gladys
Sterret, I. T
J. E. Douglas
Lewis
Forney
Court House
Otis B. Weaver
Harris Hotel
Priscilla Summers
Mrs. McIntyre
Maud
O. T
Hettie Dile
Magne
W.t.tarkington
Chas. Stringer
Ada, J. T
Nickel Store
J. T S. mM. Shaw
Bellow's Corner
Naomi Bake
Webster Grove
Chapman
I. Harris