Mobilization for a Greater Community Across Town and Country
The text argues 1917 style national mobilization should guide local civic effort. It urges every civic force business industry religious educational social and fraternal groups to unite. The goal is a Greater Community linking town and country through coordinated cooperation and shared prosperity.
Town as Service Center Promotes Six Essential Functions
A civic message argues towns thrive when residents shop locally rather than travel out of town. It highlights six essential services including employment, merchandising, transportation, social/recreational, educational, and religious life, urging community cooperation to boost local business.
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Pontiac
Dansby-Martin Printing Company
Bryan Buick Company
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Guy Harris
J. C. Goldsmith
Good Gulf Products
Bryan Nursery & Floral Company
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Bryan
Balt Lumber Company
Dr. Pepper Bottling Plant
Dr. Pepper
Roman & Vick Drug Store
Haswell’s Book Store
J. Gelber & Son
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
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Acorn Stores, Inc
Community Natural Gas Company
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Frigidaire
R. A. Ray
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Griesser’s Bakery
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