Brookshire Times Listed as Second Class Mail Item
The Brookshire Times is entered at the Post Office at Brookshire Tez AR as a second class MAL matter.
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
6
The Brookshire Times is entered at the Post Office at Brookshire Tez AR as a second class MAL matter.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars are lost yearly due to poor ginning and handling of cotton. The advisory urges better gin equipment and operation, careful picking to remove trash, protection from dew, prompt local gin organization, and seed purity to maintain high grades and prices.
An ad promotes B. A. Thomas' Louse Killer to treat lice on chicks and pests on cucumber tomato and squash vines. It claims the product will end troubles and offers a money back guarantee by L. W. Bains.
Allen Sampson, a prominent local farmer, supplied well filled ears of corn for last Sunday's dinner. Neighbors commended the quality as a fine sample of his crop and urged others to consider his work for future jobs.
A wartime readjustment call urging citizens to invest in home construction. Building homes creates demand for materials and labor, circulates money, and aids national reconstruction as soldiers return home. The message links personal prosperity to broader economic health and urges immediate action.
Liberty Plant Company of Crystal City Texas advertises Nancy Hall Porto Rico Pumpkin Yam and other sweet potato plants with postpaid and express pricing tiers, plus 110 vote Delco lighting plant to power town businesses and homes. Frank Stasny renews Times subscription for another year.
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