Rowland Warns on Little Motor Kar stock Investment
A Grand Prairie Texas note invites readers to invest in Little Motor Kar Company stock at $2 per share. The letter promises potential profits, cites industry records, and urges attending a November 22 stockholders meeting to inspect a new factory ready to produce fifty cars daily, with plans for Maryland and Ohio plants and expected rapid gains.
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Little Motor Kar Company
Grand Prairie
Texas
Maryland
Ohio
Tam
Social Roundup of Comanche Residents and Visitors
Local notes list Mr. and Mrs. Briggs Robertson in Fort Worth and numerous visitors and movers from Comanche and nearby towns. Names include Will Randall of Todd Randall Jennings in Sipe Springs, Roy Campbell of Brownwood with Hugh Campbell for Delco Light, Paul Robertson with Robertson Motor Sales, and Rev. J. A. Black returning as pastor. Several relatives travel to New York, Dallas, Mason, and Odessa for visits.
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Briggs Robertson
Fort Worth
Will Randall
Todd-Randall-Jennings Company
Sipe Springs
Roy Campbell
Brownwood
Hugh Campbell
Delco Light
Paul Robertson
Slaton
Texas
Robertson Motor Sales Company
J. A. Black
Otto Williamson
North Mais Street
West
Brown
Waelder
I. T. Clemons
Lewis Arthur
Hayes
J. Bb. Arthur
I. M. Cochran
Berna
J. D. Young
New York
J. C. C. Martin
I. S. Albin
Memphis
Tenn
Comanche
Nashville
N. J. Powner
Mason
D. D
T.C. Poyner
Louise Burks
Austin
N. Burks
Robert L. Riley
Scarborough & Son
Albert Greer
Mr. Greer
Annie Palmer
Ranger
George Gordon
Grace McAfee
Stephenville
Mort Sullivan
Richard Massingill
Kate Batson
Over the Wires
Waco
Mabel Layne
Dallas
Western Union
J. B. Layne
Gatesville
Dan Cash
Rural Real Estate Bargains Multiply Across Town
In northwest town limits a four room cottage with porch and city utilities sits on 75 by 150 feet, asking 1300 dollars with half cash. North part offers a three room house with porch, well, windmill, garden and two acres, 1800 dollars. West of square a four room house on a 90 by 300 foot lot, 1500 dollars. Farther out 50 acres near E Stebbins survey, 35 cultivated, timber and orchard, 60 dollars per acre with half cash and royalty retained. 32 acres inside corporate limits yields orchard and fruit trees at 150 dollars per acre. Rental potential noted with crops and royalties. All listings describe near town landmarks, schools, and relative proximity to square.
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Bermuda Lawn
Square
E. Stebbins
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Blood Purity and Strength
An old advertising pitch touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as purifying and enriching the blood with iron and quinine. It claims to boost energy, appetite, and color, noting its non patent medicine status and wide family use for malaria and body-building. The formula remains unchanged and bottles cost 60 cents.
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GROVE
The Allen car shown for silent road travel demo
An advertisement touts the Allen Automobile as a smooth, powerful car capable of speeds up to 60 mph. It invites readers to request a demonstration by phone or letter, promising a personal presentation of the Allen model.
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Rowland
Ford
C. F. Jeske
Priddy
Henry H. Ladd
Hasse
Jim Moody
Ellis County
P. M. Fagan
M. L. Aldridge
Edgar Johnson
Odessa
Tom Herring
Dublin
Camille Fleming
Thomas
Rollin Strayhorn
The
Comanche Oil Association
Masonic Temple
W. D. Gillett
Fairbanks
His Majesty
the American
Majestic Theatre
Acre
H. L. Stewart & Co
Allen Hardware Company
Blue & Cunningham
J. Stevens Arms Company
Chicopee Falls, Mass., U.S. A
United States
Santa Claus
Rowland’s
Syr
Iar
Zac
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