Cold Drink and Ice Cream Shop Acquired by Donigan Purchasers
New owners announce the Cold Drink and Ice Cream business of A. T. Donigan has been purchased. They promise a clean sanitary and inviting establishment and solicit public patronage.
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
5
New owners announce the Cold Drink and Ice Cream business of A. T. Donigan has been purchased. They promise a clean sanitary and inviting establishment and solicit public patronage.
It is clear that the railroads in the United States cannot handle the vast traffic now offered for transportation. Public roads are expected to take on added freight to relieve railway congestion and accommodate growing demand.
One seven year old mare about 154 hands high and weighing about 1000 pounds is for sale. Also a second hand top buggy in good shape. For particulars apply to W T Sorsby.
The Houston Chronicle argues for Daniel E Garrett to be reelected in the Eighth District. It cites his 1910s support for Woodrow Wilson, key reforms like the Federal Reserve Act, rural credit, income tax, anti trust revisions, and child labor protections, plus his wartime service on the Military Affairs Committee and role in Camp Logan. It notes his independence, prohibition stance, and woman suffrage vote as evidence of his public service.
The narration recounts Dan Garretts education in common schools, his financial obstacles to college, his teaching stints, and admission to the bar at 24. It suggests his sympathy for working people and explains his life and early training as context for his actions. A political advertisement urges notary work due by A B Anderson at The Times Office.
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