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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
4
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey reports rats drove a servant girl from the cellar. The ad promotes SNAP rat and mice killer in cake form claiming no odors and that pets avoid it. Available in three sizes 50 cents and one dollar, sold and guaranteed by The Peoples Drug Store.
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Mr Moore and his wife along with Mr Win Greer and wife left last Monday morning by automobile for El Paso. They plan a two month trip with camping and fishing along the route. Notary services can be arranged with A B Anderson at The Times Office.
Byron McCauley left last Sunday for Uvalde to visit relatives. Houston visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strong and son Aritas Wander. S. Hovas and family from Houston visited here. W. M. McGaughey family spent Sunday at Hempstead Window Glass. D. D. Faegin and wife from Hempstead were here. Julius Schulte visited Cat Springs. J. C. Muske of San Antonio stayed with sister Mrs. H. D. Cooper. W. D. Mills Notary Public in Farmers State Bank Bldg. Ed. Huggins of Fulshear visited. Miss Ora Ford visited Houston, then in town. A. J. Robertson advertised carpentry and repair work at Cooper’s Hotel. Reese and Whit Bains traveled to Houston on business. H. C. Sterling of Port Aransas visited relatives. Local fans attended Katy vs Fulshear game in Fulshear. Miss Isabelle Bardsinn left for Huntsville for Summer Normal. Window Glass full stock at Brookshire Mercantile Company. Chrystelle Tubbs in San Marcos for Summer Normal. G. Manasian and wife of Louetta visited. Dr. A. J. Splane and family spent time with Mrs. Splane’s sister, Mrs. AB. Anderson. AM. Highrabedian and wife in Houston on business. Mr. Latsch of Brenham visited for Ova Ford. Dandruff remedy sold locally. F. B. Martin family left for Beaumont after visiting J. W. Martin. Ora Ford left for Evangeline Parish La to be principal at Caney Creek Summer school. Max Wander represents a leading company and seeks business.
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