For Sale A Horse and a Mare
For sale a horse and a mare listed by Mrs. Adolph Abel. Miss Florene Hobson plans summer in California and to visit Camp Parks residents Petty Officer and Mrs. Morris Cross. Billy Bickett was in Cameron recently. Parma Radio Service offers repairs for any make or model. Mrs. F. E. Dye and children from Bay City visited Mr. and Mrs. Buck Bonds. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gandy of Houston visit Will Gandy in Cameron. Forest Smith of Dallas, formerly Milam county, visited Cameron Monday.
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Florene Hobson
California
Morris Cross
Camp Parks
Calif
F. E. Dye
Bay City
Buck Bonds
Forest Smith
Dallas
Milam County
Cameron Monday
Lone Star Gas News An Industry Bulletin
Lone Star Gas News reports industry planning for postwar living, focusing on gas service improvements, new infrastructure, and consumer benefits through coordinated utility efforts.
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Lone Star Gas Company
Gas Heating Units in Small Homes Save Space and Costs
The article explains gas heating units offer flexible installation locations within small homes such as attics basements or closets. It highlights low flue temperatures reduced fire hazard quiet operation automatic seasonal shutoff and potential space and construction savings.
Ample Hot Water Essential for Modern Homes
Modern living standards demand a constant supply of hot water between 140 and 180 degrees Fahrenheit. An automatic gas water heater is the practical, reliable, and economical choice for home use, offering convenience at all hours. Gas heater operation cost depends on fuel use, home size, occupants, and hot water fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusek
America
Vented Gas Heating Prevents Wall Sweating
A historical note explains vented gas heating prevents wall sweating and indoor humidity. It describes how combustion by gas appliances connected to a flue releases products outside the room and reduces unhealthy air. Various vented heater types are listed and recommendation urges integrating heating design with house plans.
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Lone Star Gas Company
CP Range Symbol Marks Superior Gas Range Quality
The CP symbol on a gas range shows it was built by a manufacturer member of the Association of Gas Appliance and Equipment Manufacturers and meets top standards with the latest scientific developments. The CP seal on ranges from 20 leading makers is the sole authoritative buying guide in the major appliance field.
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Association of
Gas Appliance and
Gas powered air conditioning for postwar homes promised
The article touts all year gas airation units to regulate indoor climate in homes and businesses. Units operate year round cooling, heating, humidifying and ventilating with simple thermostat switching, reducing noise and dirt and filtering dust and pollen for healthier interiors.
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Lone Star Lines
New Freedom Gas Kitchen Aims To Cut Labor
The post war New Freedom Gas Kitchen is a packaged kitchen developed with Lone Star Gas Company. It includes a gas range, gas refrigerator, sink and cabinets with ventilation for all seasons. An automatic water heater and cozy breakfast nook for four or five complete the efficient setup.
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Freedom Gas
Lone Star Gas Company
Laboratory Seal Is Buyer's Guide
A reliable national guide in purchasing gas appliances is the seal of approval from the American Gas Association Testing Laboratories. Star Gas Company is a member contributing to the Laboratories. Seen on superior gas ranges the seal marks established standards and certifies durability safety and efficiency after more than 529 tests.
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American Gas Association
Ne Star Gas Company
Gas Refrigerators Will Have Several New Conveniences
Homemakers in urban small homes will see gas refrigerators offer more frozen foods storage and improved ice freezing. Designers expect moving parts to be unnecessary with shelves that slide to adjust storage, yielding ample space for all refrigerated foods at a constant low temperature.
Lone Star Gas Faces Heavy 1944 Tax Burden
Lone Star Gas Company reports tax payments for 1944 average $2.40 per monthly gas bill and 29 cents per dollar of operating revenue. Taxes amount to $1.54 per share, absorbing about 63 percent of net earnings, leaving 40 percent for stockholders. The company must operate 126 days to cover taxes, meaning taxes consume over four months of gross operating revenue.
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Lone Star Gas Company
Perfections in Cooking Services Forecast for New Gas Ranges
Postwar home ranges will resume production with six months lead time for market release. Manufacturers promise simpler top burners with faster cooking, wider flame options, and more even heat. Grates will resist tipping and be easier to clean while postwar models may include integral griddles warming ovens and thermostatic control for auto cooking.
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Louis Gerick
W. O. Triggs
Fisher Farm
Cameron
Texas
Max McClarren
B. F. Weimann
Rt. 4
Springer Lot
N. J. Johnson
Hospital Street
W. E. Gaither
FE. M. Casey
Meeks
Don Slocomb
Earl D. Casey
Temple
Ben Arnold
Ed Schuetze
Burlington
I. L. Foster
W. P. Matyastin
Grabein Chevroletompany
R. G. Grabein
Pettibone
Harry O. Clark
San Gabriel
Adolph Abel
Billy Bickett
R. T
Pat) Delahunty
Hoyte
W. W. Balhorn
W. W. Dashier
Gaither Motor Company
Rockdale
Parma Radio Service
Mrs
Henry Gandy
Houston
Will Gandy
Hamco
Hamilton Mill and Elevator CO
Hamilton, Texas
J. R. Ruzicka
Buckholts
Southwestern Life Insurance
S. E. Brogdon
Caperton’s
Father
Dad
Sox
Lone Star Gas News
First Christian Church
G. C. Schurman
Ruth Logue Schurman
New Freedom Gas Kitchen Saves Labor
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