Dexter and Roswell residents listed visiting and moving
Local notes show F F Hull from Dexter returning from Idaho land drawing and George M Slaughter back from Texas ranches. Various residents including Maud Shenk Georgia Tilton Mina Shaffer and J Hinkle visit or relocate to Dexter Roswell Hagerman Dayton and Dallas. A mandolin and guitar pupil opportunity is offered by Maud Weir Thomas near College Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstone School of Music
Columbus
Ohio
Boston College of Music
Maud Weir Thomas
Cor
College Boulevard
N. Lea
Store Ad Pitches Stein-Bloch Fallmart Clothes
An ad copy invites men to visit and try on Stein-Bloch Fallmart clothes, claiming the process is easy and enjoyable and urging customers to come in as the target shoppers. The fragment emphasizes wealth, wealth-building themes and direct sales language.
Unclear Text Brief Notices From Old Newspaper
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a church event with Reverend John Hi Mie First and a 4 person seating reference, plus unclear mentions of Old Bexico and the Perensee area. The text is garbled with likely event notices and sermon references but lacks clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Perensee
Bexico
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Morrison Bros
Morrison Bros. & Comp’y
L. B. Boellner
Optician
M. C. Boys
Anadarko, O. T
Roswell Tent City
New York
Spalding
Sporting Goods
Daniel Drug Company
Logal News
Texas
W. P. Lewis Hardware Co
Ycees
Mike Weil
Texico
Harry Hamilton
Artesia
Thomas H. Sanders
Portales
L. B. Boehner
Tae Mikado
Japan
D. D. Temple
Frank Divers
Kenna
L. B. Boellner’s
A. Finnegan
Garst B
F. A. Mueller
Thian
N. Main
F. F. Hull
Dexter
Idaho
George M. Slaughter
Georgia Tilton
Dayton
Roswell
Mina Shaffer
Greenfield
John
Bean
Dallas
Howard Booth
Amarillo
Col. Page
C. O
Harbert
Charlsbad
Riverside
J. de Grant
J.T. Evans
Lake Thut
Appea
Papa
J.C. Watts
Tarkio, Mo
Sseodot
G. N. Hunsberger
Zink’s Jewelry Store
E. A. Finnegan
GARST
Kelas
John Hi Mie
M. EB
Riverside Land
N. Main St
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