Texas Exposition Gathers Speed in Exhibitors Rush
Three shifts of workmen totaling nearly 5,000 are rushing Dallas Texas Centennial Exposition buildings to meet a June 6 opening. The project includes a $15 million state program and a $3.5 million city plan, with the Hall of State and two Federal buildings nearing completion. Exhibitors negotiating for space include Ford, General Electric, Beech-Nut, DuPont, Gulf, and many others as the livestock pavilions rise and the Midway takes shape for a grand national event running through November 29.
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Dallas
Texas
State of
Federal Building
Hall of Negro Life and Culture
United States
Paul M. Massmann
William A. Webb
Advance Aluminum Casting Corp
Alga Ansco Corp
Aldridge Seed Farms, Inc
American Thread Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Ball Brothers Co
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Book House For Children
Catholic
Continental Oil Co Dr. Pepper Co
Donna Lee Products
E. I. DuPont de Nemours Co
Famous Mineral Water Co
Ford Motor
Weekend visitors come to see the Walkers and others
Mr and Mrs E D Lewis visited in Shelbyville Tuesday. A group from Homer Greensburg Kokomo Mooresville and Indianapolis called on the Walkers over the weekend. Mrs Walker remains about the same. Mrs Charles Aker and daughter visited Gatewood family Sunday. Bert Sharer stopped in Indianapolis Monday. Finley Nelson and daughter Shirley Ann visited Aeryx Beer in Hartford.
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J. R. Abernathy
Homer
Orval Grayham
Greensburg
Pearl Blaydes
W. S. Abernathy
Aleen
Kokomo
Lonbernethy
Charles Aker
Mooresville
William Gatewood
Bert Sharer
Indianapolis
Finley Nelson
Shirley Ann
Aerxy Beer
Hartford
Beautiful memorials in Baxter monument display
A notice promotes the Baxter monument display in Knights town. The exhibit features many artistic memorials and grave markers with thoughtful design. Prices are reasonable as there are no commissions paid to agents or salesmen.
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Baxter
Charles F. Baxter
Knightstown
Local Notes and Arrivals in Rushville
Master John Winslow has missed school this week due to mumps. Mr and Mrs George Moores of Rushville were guests of Mrs Harry Nelson on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Rhodes visited Mr and Mrs Frank Rhodes at Shively's Corner on Monday. Mr Rhodes remains seriously ill with heart trouble.
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City
John Winslow
George Moores Rushville
Har
Ry Nelson
Harry Rhodes
Frank Rhodes
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Aco
VALOR
Texaco
Firestone
Harold Phelps
Marshall Wolverene
Fort Hdwe
GEO. C. Alexander and Company
Rushville
Dianapolis
E. D. Lewis
Shelbyville
Edward Walker
Walker
Beauty For Sale
East Main St
Bedford Drilling
Shirley
C. E. Wooldridge Citizen Office
Carthage
Earl Addison
Jean
Mac Arthur
Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Mso Richi
Hunsinger
Mays
Breare
Butth