Your Money's Worth Promise Through Christmas
Store sign proclaims "Your Money's Worth" guarantee extended until Christmas, urging shoppers to compare prices and seek value on all purchases during the holiday season.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
6
Christmas Gift Suggestions for Family and Friends
Suggestions cover gifts for baby, relatives, and friends including toys dolls trains books and Noahs Ark items. Also listed are clothing accessories perfumes silverware and grooming sets across multiple categories for men women and children.
Christmas Bargains Offer Wide Range of 5 to 25 Cent Goods
A historic store ad touts low priced holiday items from 5 to 25 cents, including puzzles handkerchiefs toys hosiery silk gloves and dolls. It lists a broad selection of apparel gifts household wares and accessories such as silver sets purses lace dresses and lingerie waists with emphasis on value and wide assortment for Christmas shoppers.
Newcastle Drug Store Fire Damages Front of Building
A slow smoldering blaze in the rear of Arnold & Clark drug store caused smoke and damage to fixtures and merchandise last Friday morning. Fire was put out quickly with minimal further damage and no clear origin identified. Separately, the Kingston family laments the death of their ten year old son John at home after a brief illness. Interment took place in Newcastle cemetery with Rev. A S Wilson conducting the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold & Clark
Dee Clark
John
C. O. Kingston
Butt
Newcastle
A. S. Wilson
13000 Cattle Arrive in Fort Worth Monday
Calf and cattle shipments received on the Fort Worth market Monday totalled about 13 000 head the largest combined total in market history. Of these 10 000 were cattle. The next largest run was 11 700 in 1908. Western Texas cattle dominate the arrival ahead of cold weather. Fort Worth Star Telegram November report.
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Fort Wortith
Secord
Texas
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Briar Branch School
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Lardy
Lyn Sadberry
Ivy Sadberry
Ross Clark
Alex Sadberry
Kathryn Clark
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