Newspapers Build Communities Said by Advertising Clubs
A bulletin from the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World highlights Don E. Mowry's book Community Advertising. It quotes that newspapers offer targeted circulation, enabling ads in chosen communities and sections, and that commercial successes tie to newspaper promotion as communities recognize the medium’s value and support for local undertakings.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Don E. Mowry
Community Advertising Department
Associated Advertising Clubs
No Family Ties to Renting a House, Herald-Tribune Says
The New York Herald-Tribune argues that families feel deep affection for owned homes, as there is less incentive to beautify a rental. When a house shelters the family, every added beauty and plant strengthens family ties and life charm.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Loan Notice From E J Motis For Black Land Farms
A classified loan offer states $150,000 available at 6 percent on improved black land farms. It invites land notes purchase and is attributed to lawyer E. J. Motis, Neuman Building, Yoakum, Texas, with contact details.
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E. J. Motis
Neuman Building
Yoakum
Teras
Ford Announces Improved Line Of Body Types
Ford Motor Company unveiled a broader line of body styles with pronounced chassis refinements. Production starts September 1 at the Houston Branch with no price change. The overhaul features all steel low-slung bodies, color closed bodies, larger brakes, redesigned seats, lower fenders, updated cowl and radiator, and new conveniences including hidden filler caps and one piece windshields.
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Ford Motor Company
Houston
Ford
Stop That Itching Skin Remedy Ad From Corner Drug
An advertisement promises relief for eczema itch and skin diseases with Blue Star Remedy. The Corner Drug and Shiner Drug Co claim the product will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor. The notice emphasizes a guaranteed relief claim for various skin conditions.
Former Hallettsville Native Joins Highway Commission
A. P. Bagby Jr., longtime Hallettsville resident and former city official, who has lived in Austin for many years, takes a position as an employee of the Highway Commission.
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A P. Bagby Jr
Hallettsville
Austin
The
Highway Commission
Picnic at Lutheran Church Builds Community Ties
Charlottenburg August 31 report notes a enjoyable church picnic Friday evening. Sunday school program praised. Frauen Verein lunch profits aid church. Residents visit relatives and travel to Crystal City Hallettsville Rosenburg Danberry Houston and Weimar for work trips and cottonseed hay transport.
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Frauen Verein
Fritz Lucke
Wharton
G. Buesing
Gus Prause
Crystal City
Winter Garden
Willie
Albert Neubauer
Bennetts Newest Bred Cotton Seed Promoted by Grower
Otto Fisseler advertises R. L. Bennett & Sons Bennetts Newest Bred Cotton Seed as superior to older seed. Claims include farming pedigree, Arkansas Experiment Station ties, and years of breeding. Proclaims prizes at Gonzales Fair and offers carload orders from North Texas with September delivery guarantee for booked orders.
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Bennett
Arkansas Experiment Station
Gonzales
North
Texas
R. L. Bennett & Sons
Bennett’s Seed
Otto Fisseler
Faith in the Home Town editorial belief in community effort
An Albany Herald editorial argues belief in local potential drives progress. It says individual contributions matter more than regional advantages, and that quitting hinders collective results. A town that believes in growth cannot be kept down, like sunshine warming the earth.
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Albany
Ala.) Herald
Move in Right Direction Expands Public Play Centers
About 700 American communities now maintain public play centers and more than 12,000 men and women are employed as recreation directors, signaling growing municipal investment in leisure and youth programs across the country.
Cleanliness Ordinance Aims Health in Berlin Buildings
Berlin enacts monthly building cleaning to beautify the city and improve health. The measure, passed by the council, requires regular scrubbing of smoke-covered walls and envisions cleaner, healthier urban conditions.
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Berlin
Growth by boosting existing industries in Sylacauga
City building hinges on expanding current enterprises rather than locating new ones. If Sylacauga’s existing businesses are nurtured into larger scale operations, the town could grow into a metropolis.
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Sylacauga
Ala
Community Worth the Largest Building in the World
A town weighs the value of a colossal structure against its impact on local life as residents debate the worth of a landmark described as the largest building in the world and its connection to Joan.
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Joan
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