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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
A crowded grocery advertisement lists Amarillo Best Flour 48 and 24 lb bags at various prices, 12 lb meal, two dozen eggs, tomatoes, pork and beans, onions, potatoes, sugar, milk, tapioca, borax, spices, olives, broom, teas, salt, and multiple bulk items. It promotes half price teas and a wide assortment at the market, with fish and vegetables highlighted.
A dry goods sale is announced by North Texas Nation Co for Saturday. The notice urges customers to attend the event to browse textiles, garments, and household items at reduced prices.
All classified notices in this section must be accompanied by the cash payment. The rule applies to every listing and must be satisfied before publication.
An advertisement touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Nealing O11 as a single day cure for coughs and throat tickles. It instructs pulling directions with each bottle and lists prices 50 cents and one dollar.
Mrs. Charles Pearson hosted the Pajarita Club at 1608 Van Buren street with several guests. Decorated parlors featured potted plants and ferns as members enjoyed games and a luncheon of chicken pie eggs rolls dumplings cake and coffee.
Circle F of the First Baptist church gathered with Mrs. Hopkins at 1803 Harrison Street for a well attended meeting despite bad weather. Mrs. Thompson led a Hill's Bible Study lesson as pink and white carnations decorated the home. A two course luncheon followed social hour.
Texas visitors include ae visiting her daughter at 509 Fierce Street. Mrs Ed Gulerie. Mrs C Jewell returns to Amarillo from Manteno Illinois. Mrs J W Markley stays with her daughter at 70 percent Buchanan Street. Mrs F Condon travels to Fort Worth for All Saints Academy commencement for her daughter Nora. Imogene Agard heads to Fort Worth for her daughters Agnes and Vera school year. Waller party visits 1105 Fillmore Street. Killough and Underwood families stay at Palo Duro Club. Stoddard Class No 1 meets with I Rasco 1400 Harrison Street at 2 20 PM.
Mrs. R. C G. Hall heads the Juvenile Committee of the Federation of Women as New York sends score cards and literature for Amarillo Better Babies show to be held soon. The event aims to set progress marks in Texas with prizes for fly catching during June and a civic health emphasis.
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