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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1923

Page

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Various Local Notices and Social Items in The Times

Oswald Blazek of Waller Route 8 appears on The Times subscription list for a year. The Progressive Mercantile Co reports a store fire and stock relocation. Lost a new horse collar between Brookshire and Harvey’s place. notify Chas Baum, Rt.1 Box 29 Brookshire. Tex Miss Ora Mae Muske teaching in Hightower returned home for Washington's Birthday. Max Wander spent Thursday in Houston. For sale Hercules stump harper with Panama cables in good condition, under shelter, priced under half original cost. Apply at The Times Office. The 42 Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Max Wander at D.O Martin’s, high score by O. O. Collina, booby to Auske. Brookshire High School to have Washington’s Birthday holiday. Hawkes Optician Dr C R McIntyre will be at the Drug Store Tue Feb 27 for free exam and guaranteed work. 666 Cures Malaria Dengue or Bilious Fever.

Brookshire Harvey Chas. Baum Rt. 1 Box Tex Times Office Max Wander D.O Martin O. O. Collina Auske Roy Pickard

Valentine Party At Wirpitz Home Draws Crowds

A Valentine party hosted by Mr and Mrs W R Wirpitz featured Cupid decor and heart motifs. Prizes went to Miss Lorean Faegin and Oswald Foster for word contests, with Mersera Taylor and Ernest Stenzel winning the heart piercing contest. HP attendees from Hempstead included Dan Faegin J H Crowhett Lorcan Faegin Susie Fruces and Jane Perry Brown Eyes.

W. R. Wirpitz Lorean Faegin Oswald Foster Mersera Taylor Ernest Stenzel Valentine

Mulberry Creek Oil News Promises Liquid Gold Prospect

Statewide oil excitement grows as Mulberry Creek reveals varied sands 15 to 35 feet thick with shale partings and calcareous clay. Reported gas driven lumps and frequent cave-ins underscore active exploration and belief Texas holds vast oil resources, inviting potential investors.

Texas Promoters Claim Honest Men to Drive Development

A fragmented 1920s era text extols Texas investment, contrasts honest workers with crook oil stock dealers, cites a Houston paper noting 8,560 bills against crocket oil men and a $150,000,000 loss to the poor, and asserts a decade of effort to spotlight the territory and build its success.

Houston

Wisdom Quotes From History’s Voices

A collage of sayings from Exchange Beehive Goldbeck Carlyle and Raleigh on work patience sentiment honesty and business unity. The adage collection emphasizes practical wisdom for society and enterprise with ideas about prosperity time management and moral integrity.

Furnish at a Moderate Cost Burial Robes and Suits

Advertisement notes moderate cost furnishings for burial robes, suits and dresses for men or women advertised by A. H. Muske.

A. H. Muske

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oswald A. Blazek Waller Times Progressive Mercantile Co Ora Mae Muske Hightower Washington Brookshire High School Optician Coming Hawkes Optician C. R. McIntyre W.M. McGaughey Mickie Sciseon Miss. F. Hammerling Mulberry Creek Oil News Iit Fountain Head Texas Tennessee Rhode Island Delaware Alen Edward Goldbeck Carlyle Walter Raleigh Edward Goldbeck Front Street A. M. Highrabedian
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