Wash Dresses Our New Embroidered Low Prices
An advertisement touts new bug wash dresses with embroidery and tasteful trimming. Dresses priced at 1.00 with other styles at 1.25 1.50 1.75 and 2.00, claiming the best offerings yet.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
2
Bonnets Made in Texas Town Sell at Low Prices
A crude advertisement proclaims home made school bonnets from a Texas town. It touts durable fabrics chambry and lawn with neat trim and lists prices 50c 65c 75c 1.00 and 1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Buster Brown Promo Gifts For Kids
A promotional offer gives a tree to a girl with every pair of Buster Brown Blue Ribbon shoes and a school bag to boys, calling the audience to request their gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girlea
Buster Brown
Red Seal Gingham Promotes Fall Line At Local Store
A long time dealer promotes Red Seal Gingham as the only reliable washable fabric for school and house dresses. They emphasize colorfastness to wash and sun exposure and claim substitutes fail. The fall line is on display now.
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Pittsburgh
Everett Gingham Brand Control in Town Ad Declares Monopoly
Advertises two gingham brands Red Seal and Everett Ran Gingham as sole sales in town. Claims strongest patterns and best roc gingham on the market with buyers agreeing. Warns competitors cannot sell either brand locally and asserts exclusive control by the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Seal
Everett
Public roads as a public duty and tax funded burden
Mrs. Maria Gaertner died at home after five weeks illness. She was 72 and survived by her husband and nine children. Her funeral was held at the Catholic cemetery with Rev. Forater officiating.
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Maria Gaertner
Forater
Toas
Sam and Will Moore Institute Opens Next Week
The school board decided to open the eleventh session on Monday, September 25, with Prof. A. J. Dippel presiding and assistants including Prof. J. A. Leslie, Miss Clay Clark, Miss Selma Walter and Mrs. A. J. Dippel. All scholastic age students may enroll tuition free for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam and Will Moore Institute
A. J. Dippel
Laura Steinmann Returns Home After Visit
After weeks with relatives and friends in Schuleoburg Miss Laura Steinmann travels back home Sunday.
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Laura Steinmann
Schuleoburg
Motion for new trial in Emler stock law case denied
Judge P H Green overruled the motion for a new trial in W C Emler’s stock law violation case in Shiner. Will T Bagby appeals and plans to proceed before Judge M Kenyon in Columbus. One buggy accident injured J M Vesmirovsky with a broken collarbone. Southwestern Telephone installed a long distance line and booth in the courthouse. Boehm and Sons advertise Green brick and yellow cheese. Scholarship in Tyler Commercial College for sale at The Eade. Olga Lueke and Hattie Niemeyer visited relatives in Shiner.
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Hallettsville
Texas
W. C. Emler
Shiner
P. H. Green
Will T. Bagby
Hon. M. Kenyon
Twenty-fifth Judicial District
Columbus
J. M. Vesmirovsky
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Court House
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R. Jaegeli
Bro
Everett Classic
First State Bank of
Moulten
Wat. Green
E. Studeman
Tf. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
Wm. Green
Ino. Bucex, Cashie
Studeman
O. F. Knape
Moulton Texas
Local Teachers’ Institute
Moulton
Teachers’ Institute
J. Elster
McMurry
O. E. H. Mundt
Miss Clay Clark
Ittsburgh
T. Fhehoreneamp
Hallettsville News
Boehm & Sons
Tyler Commercial College
Eade
Olga Lueke
Hattie Niemeyer
Hy. Krause & Son
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