The Brunswick Tire Claim in a 19th Century Ad Claim
An ad claims a superior tire by The Brunswick Balke Collender Co with promises of no patents and a guaranteed product. It mentions Dallas headquarters at 611 Main St and urges buyers to prefer their tire to others for better value and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Coq
Dallas
Main St
QUE COUNTY COTTON REPORT AND MARKETING COSTS
There were 10 767 bales of cotton shipped to Bosque County from 1919 prior to November 14 and 4 007 bales ginned by November 1 1918 J L Dunlap Special Agent. Sigh Cost of Waste argues for trimming marketing costs to raise farmer profits and lower consumer prices. urban business groups support simplifying distribution to benefit farms towns and the country.
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Bosque County
Bates
Street speakers fear crowds more than small groups
A fragment notes that a man speaking to a few people can talk them to death, but in front of hundreds he struggles to form words. The passage contrasts crowd dynamics with intimate groups.
Tanlae cures long illness and bloating for reader
A reader reports Tanlae relieved years of breathlessness, arm and shoulder pain, appetite improved, and a sense of relief from heart pressure. The letter urges others to try Tanlae, noting it as effective and widely sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlae
Tam
Tanale
West Texas Swindler Busted After Wallet Ruse
Fort Worth police pursue a trio after a grand scam involving a $45 000 oil bond and a fake arrangement at the Adolphus hotel. The chief victim, Peck, a longtime sheriff with a record, was drawn into a West Texas land loan scheme that netted fake money and fake investors. The case, tied to the Wallace market wire tapping, echoes Chicago’s historic frauds as detectives close in.
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Weathrosk
Prentay
Faye
Gaines Davia
Brive Ancy
Bert Bartman
Dallas
Adolphus
Eva
Peck
Feck
Fesk
Beek
West Texan
Anu
Feek Wis
Ollors
Erook
Wenin
Spock
Peak
Haridle
Fort Worth
Weirbrook
Feek
Chicago
Citizens seize coal car on railroad track at Lawrence
In Terrell Texas December a coal car owned by Forney Patton Company and consigned to Lawrence was uncoupled by citizens. They unloaded and weighed the coal then paid themselves for it pending government action while leaving the empty car for authorities to dispose.
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Terrell
Texan
Forney Patton
Lawrence
Unclear fragment prompts uncertain wartime rumor
The text appears garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons or events to summarize into a newspaper item.
Letter From Former Clifton Lady In Whitney Texas
A fragmentary letter from a former Clifton resident dated August mentions receiving the Record. It references Mrs. FS Sarrent of Route Whitney Texas and asks about a subscription. The text shows garbled lines and unclear phrasing.
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Robert
Buldriciz
FS. Sarrent
Whitney
Texas
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Clifton Garage
Clifton, Texas
the Four Co
Cranfills Gap, Texas
QUE County Cotton Report
J. L. Dunlap
Hering
Plainview News
Wolf
Chamberlain's
Creedy
Madeleine W. Martin
Call ‘Texas
John A. Lomaxy
Tx-Students’ Association
University of Texas
Joan Fund
MaMon Dey Wallace
Mahlon Dey Wallace
Forty-second
Rainbow
Sabeses
Clver
Wowdis Cettle
West Texas
Clifton Battery Company
Chiuberluin
Armeno
Clifton
DR. A. Ff
Larsen
Jas. M. Robertson
Atty
Meridian
John E. Swenson