Local residents and visitors from Moore's Chapel and Windom
Misses Kate Bailey and Luda Tad lock teach at Moore's Chapel and were in town yesterday. T. O. London of Bailey sent the daily to his Den ton brother. Mrs. McGlasson returns from Cooper after her uncle T. T. Garrard's funeral. Dr. H. H. Leeman and I. J. Underwood, Windom residents, were in the city. Reo. Richard Morgan went to Clarksville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Bailey
Luda Tadlock
Moore’s Chapel
T. O. London
Bailey
Denton
Texas
McGlasson
Cooper
T. T. Garrard
H. H. Leeman
I. J. Underwood
Windom
Reo
Richard Morgan
Clarksville
Calwdell Motor Co advertises well equipped service station
The notice promotes Calwdell Motor Co claiming an unusually well equipped service station to handle ignition trouble with a contact phone number 147.
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Calwdell Motor CO
Water bill notice and lost bracelet appeal
Pay your water bill before the sixth of the month to avoid late charges. A narrow gold flexible bracelet is missing and should be returned to Miss Mildred Lowrey. reward or contact details are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lowrey
For Rent Store on North Side Square
For Rent store on North Side Square known as The Beauty Parlor with possession at once. Monthly rent thirty dollars. W W Brownlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Square
Beauty Parlor
W. W. Brownlee
Dry Goods and Groceries Ad from Bowling Prod Co
An advertisement from J F Bowling Producer Company offers dry goods and groceries with no quoted prices, inviting customers to see the goods and receive a price, promising to make a sale once shown. The notice emphasizes follow up with a sale proposition rather than listed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bowling, Prod. CO
TAKE HOME A SMILE Dad at work and home in quiet contrast
Poem-like verse urges readers to leave daily worries at the desk and return home to family joy. Emphasizes switching from toil to play at night and cherishing fatherly roles with a hopeful tone.
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London
ADVERTISED LETTERS IN BONHAM TEXAS 1920 LIST
Week ending December 5 1920 unclaimed letters at Bonham include Branch Mrs Delphia Combs Miss Mildred Childs Willie Chesser J M Cannon Mrs Ada Chesser C W Davies Miss Sixateth Frair 3 M Hill Mrs Rachael Jones R W Jackson Neal Jones Fate Marnery bk OM Neel Covite Patterson J 4 Poreh J ON Phillip Willie Person Mrs Lera Perkins Fania Richarac W M Thornton Silas Young Mrs Edmonn Wash Mrs Michel Ward J Wood WON R S Redvers P M Brown Buck and Satin Boots and Black Kid Beaded Boots 16 values 3 85 Lewis The Shre at tf SIZ tea S16 Women s Hien Grade High Heel Boots 9 5 Lewis The Shoeman tf B it 2 2 ad at 4 A HANDS WANTED To get weed from 200 acres hand a0 per coud Hotel fursigned Wworkimes Lome i PL McGRADY Teleprone Texas A WNOCK He There goes Nety Jones Shee ty you mean that law stu det Hot only the Nese ssits lie Wet you know the old adage Necessity knows ne law Yale Record GROBENDS GALORE Jaclyn Har Pocan t gave yor on dierce gust because soo das oe red biter narriage tri sa Wie Was a saudeville lesson Appheart Ye fol you see judg she was a dady knife thrower Bates Improved Antiseptic Lis i sent t We sea cheap as the cheapest mentions oc our tine at Rock bottom price See on before buying s Job ROWLENG PROD CO
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Bonham, Texas
Branch
Delphia Combs
Mildred Childs
Willie Chesser
J. M. Cannon
Ada Chesser
C. W. Davies
Sixateth Frair
M. Hill
Rachael Jones
R. W. Jackson
Neal, Jones
Grobends
Mexico interests in the East see gains with stable government
W G Crush of the Missouri Kansas & Texas Rail Road says business and financial leaders in the North and East show strong interest in Mexico if a stable government and peace return. He cites Obergon as president and notes railroads upgrading roadbeds, with Mexican workers ready to rebuild after years of revolution and the public eager for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
W. G Crush
Passengier
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Crush
Katy
Pallas
Obergen
Repub
Mr. Crush
Philadelphia
Mexico City
Obregon
Republic
Belive
Foy Richards Family Moves Booth at Amato Cart
Foy Richards and family relocate to new booth operation. Richardson has been an employee of Richardson & Reehardson market, will relocate residence to his former town Arkant rails.
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Foy Richards
Richardson
Richardson & Reehardson
Arkant Rails
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Paar Youn
Lewis the Shoe Man
Postal Mail Service
R. Terry
Ormer
Civil Service Examiner
Continental Bldg
Washington, D. C
West Seventh Street
Willow Street
S. McGlasson
New York City
Geor
Marten
Centemeri
Chanut
R.A. Risser
Fants
Hancock-Nevill Co
Bonham Battery Company
Lewis
the Shreat
SIZ
the Shoeman
Lome
McGrady
Teleprone
Nety Jones
Yale
Bates
Rowleng, Prod CO
W. G
Meveo
Galan Ae
Ham
OnenTace
Mire Arte Baise
Heoham
Sard
Talhire Mace Large Assarte Es Hoy J Company
Marreage Leces Sk
Erhrich
Neo Maves
Mit
Hepey
Ve Jo. Browhouse
Hore Grove
Mia
Fay. 4
Red Cross
Moray
Texas Power & Light
Company Services First
Oil and
St Mys
Main Street
Bon
Rogers Silverware
Ponham
L. D
Bonhans
Nok
Model Stam Bakery
W.o. Nold
Prop
Ein Snent
W. E. Newton Grocer
North Main Street
Campbell's Grocery
First State Bank
the Guaranty Fund Bank
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