Buy More War Bonds Now in the 5th War Loan
A wartime plea urges every reader to invest beyond needs and dream of a secure future. It compares soldiers abroad to households at home and insists that farmers, ranchers, and all citizens buy more War Bonds to fund equipment, schooling, and retirement.
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Local Businesses List Highlights 1920s Vendors
A compilation of regional merchants and services including department stores, druggists, furniture shops, groceries, insurance agencies, printing firms, and utilities. Names such as Central Ice Delivery, Charles Department Store, Clover Brand Dairy, Belk Stevens, Firestone Stores, Duke Power, Eckerd's Drug, Efird's Department Store, and The Fashion Shop appear among others.
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Firestone Stores
N. L. Garner Agency Hall Printing Co
W. Page Harris
Donald W. Conrad
Duke Power Company
Eckerd’s Drug Company
Efird’s Department Store
Emerywood Food Market City Shoe Shop
English Motor Co. the Fashion Shop
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Lindale Dairy Corporation
Richardson's Department Store
S. Rabinowitz Nash Jewelry & Loan Co
High Point Enterprise Neill Pontiac North State Telephone Co
Paramount Furniture Co
Peggy Anne Shoppe
Piedmont Electric Repair Co
Quality Beauty Shop
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
Rainbow Diner
Redwine Hardware Company
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Ailen B. Welborn
Wright-Cline Shops
Younts Grocery
Rose Furniture Company
Rosaine Shop
Ruby’s, Jewelers
Sample Shoe Store
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Shackleford’s Men’s Wear
Sunshine Laundry Tip Bottling Co
Union Credit Clothing Co, Watt's Bakery