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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
6
The article argues newspaper ads reduce shopper time and prices while boosting merchant income. It credits ads with expanding real estate marketing, transforming banks into services merchants, and reshaping public views of savings and utilities. It cites increased home ownership, thrift growth, and a broader provision of services through the newspaper marketplace.
A promotional message urges citizens to join in the citys forward movement. It extols progressive leadership and civic energy, calling on residents to invest in their home city, cooperate, and share responsibility for development with a sense of unity and urgency.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ryan hosted a dinner party for the Lion Tamers group last Friday evening. Guests listed include W. W. Dean, Hugh Roberson, M. W. Collie, Clarence Bell, J. E. Starley, Ethel Reynolds, and Ralph Williams, with three tables of bridge and other amusements.
J L Kane of Itaska Illinois offers to buy Sec 48 Block 4 H and G N Survey Reeves County or to exchange for Chicago property. Proposal dated May 6.
Pecos Mercantile Co promotes fresh meat and bargain counter notices in The Enterprise. It urges readers to place classified ads for immediate results and highlights grocery department offerings and the Pecos Enterprise price of $2.00 a year.
A vintage advertisement asserts Grove's Tastoras improves digestion and overall health in children. It claims the tonic strengthens digestion, boosts appetite, and supports growth, presenting testimonials and endorsements to persuade parents to buy the product.
An advertisement promotes Habitual Constipation relief with LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN syrup laxative. It claims prompt relief and regular action after 14 to 21 days of use, stating the product is pleasant to take and available per bottle.
An old advertisement promises cow’s Vesteleoc Tonic restores energy and vitality by purifying the blood with quinine and iron. It asserts improved appetite and facial color, noting the product is tasteless and appealing to children, and claims to destroy malarial and grip germs. The price listed is 60c.
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