In Her Campaign for Attention Germaine Explores Paris Styles
A long, fragmentary letter discusses fur wraps apricot velvet with gray fox lining, hats in brown tones, and muslin gowns. The writer notes Aimee’s brown hair, pink georgette gowns, opera costumes, and Jacques’s reactions to outfits, ending with affectionate promises and fashion observations.
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Germaine
Paris
Caméle
Lelongs
Aimee
Gol
Jacques
Porrere
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Buniel lists a local event with unclear details from a damaged page segment. Names and places are unreadable, but the notice hints at a community gathering or sale. Further readable context remains unavailable in this fragment.
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Buniel
Potted Leads Texas in 1925 Hunt Permits
Porter county leads Texas in hunting licenses with about 2500 issued this season. County clerk E M Pittman says central Texas hunters favor their home counties while Amarillo residents travel Potter County to avoid risk. The office sold 75 licenses for the season opening day with about 0 more expected. Bob Ames, game warden, reports 1100 licenses sold with other agencies contributing to the total. Local hunts target prairie chickens wild ducks geese quail and occasional bear or deer enthusiasts.
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Porter County
Texas
E. M. Pittman
Amarillo
Potter
Bob Ames
Tores
Three Firms in New Waller Fly Building
The building at 401 North Fillmore Street belonging to Walter Fly was completed last week by contractor Jess Fowlkes. De Luxe Dry Cleaners opens this week run by R. H. Collier and W. A. Bryant who bring Wichita Falls experience. New Mexico Plumbing, formerly at 208 North Tyler, and the Foster Grocery store will occupy remaining spaces in the building.
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North Fillmore Street
Walter Fly
Jess Fowlkes
de Luxe Dry Cleaners
R. H. Collier
W. A. Bryant
Wichita Falls
New Mexico Plumbing Company
North Tyler Street
Foster Grocery Store
Nifty Gitty Shoppe Opens in Fillmore Town
A new craft shop named Nifty Gitty Shoppe opens on Fillmore with homey displays and lamp shade making. Workshops in weaving pottery and clay work will be offered by Mire Moore and Were Faeter, inviting visitors to browse and create.
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Fillmore
Betty Getty
Mire. Moore
Faeeter
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Arti Stic
Ledostter’s
Polk Sts
Tanner
Sigs Vane
Polk Street
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