Year of resolve as 1938 pledges progress and thanks
A hopeful 1938 message thanks readers for 1937 support and pledges better days. Local merchants sign a collective note of gratitude and optimism, inviting community members to continue friendship, patronage, and good will into the new year, listing various area businesses.
Printer Cannot Read or Write in Centerville Weekly
In Centerville Mississippi a 23 year old printer who cannot read or write handles the typeset for the Center ville Jeffersonian Weekly. He identifies characters by shape and reads copy that way while occasionally stumbling over hyphenation. His boss Mrs Charles A Grubb and her husband publish the Jeffersonian Exchange.
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Centerville, Miss
Joe
Charles A. Grubb
Exchange
Royal Neighbors Meet January 4 at Odd Fellows Hall
The Royal Neighbors will hold a regular session on January 4 at the Odd Fellow hall. After a short business meeting the evening will be social. Members are urged to attend with husbands, each bringing one dozen cookies or doughnuts and a cup for lodge donations.
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Odd Fellow
New Year Greeting From Local Store
A store extends New Year greetings thanking customers for past patronage and friendship. It pledges to serve with customer interest first in the coming year and hopes to have the privilege of serving during the new year. The notice promotes mixed nuts and fruit items for holiday meals including oranges cranberries pecans dates bananas grapes and grapes.
1957 Time Capsule: Leaders on the Move and Moneyed Minds
A president runs a printing press valued at £155 while a steel magnate steers a blast furnace and an international banker fires a locomotive. A railroad president pounds a telegraph key, prompting readers to consider where they will be in 1957.
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United States
America
Local Medical Doctors Listed In Oregon Clinic
Oregon listing shows Dr. A. L. Miller and Dr. Roy D. Sinclair with Dr. John Pinkerton among the affiliated physicians. The snippet notes several medical professionals and designations, indicating a clinic or practice group in Oregon.
Undertaker Ad Includes Funeral Home and Rendering Co
Notice lists Rice Funeral Home Sidney Nebraska and Kimball Rendering Co. with phone numbers. Warns free removal of dead animals and scattering poison on farm borders NE 4 24-16-53 NW 4 19-16-52 and W% 18-16-52. Warns stock-keepers assume risk in letting stock roam, signed John Woten.
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Rice Funeral Home
Sidney
Nebraska
Kimball Rendering Co
John Woten
Will Buy Old Iron and Hides in Potter Garage
Will buy in Fotter old iron metals of all kinds hides and furs dry bones and batteries See me for highest market prices John Roit one block east of Potter Garage. 8att e oe 5
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John Roit
Potter Garage
Local Agent Offers Subscriptions for Daily Papers and Magazines
The Potter Review promotes subscribing through its agency, claiming it can send in subscriptions to any daily paper or magazine. It emphasizes local benefits and the idea that money stays at home and helps the local man succeed.
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The
Potter Review
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Chas. Stanton
Thayers Store
W. G. Benschoter
Walter Henry
CO. C. Pritchard Stines Cafe
Maher Hardware CO
George H. Gunderson
WM. Hagemeister
Biggs Barber Shop
Nelson Implement CO
Wheeler and Son
Josie’s Beaty
Parlor Porter Oil CO
DR. C. V. Johnson Eggers Cafe
W. C. Sheets Emil Cords
Wells Liquor Store
Johnson Store
J. J. Fiegenschuh
Elmer H. Seyfang
Eggers Market
A. M. Ross
John Roit Mac
Sinclair
Alfred Arnell
N. S. Miller
Bell Telephone CO
Chick Boyes
Joe Lee
Centerville
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Ylamide
Ville Jeffersonian Weekly
Tomers
Shell Pecans
Kimball Hospital
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John Pinkerton
J. R. Taylor, M. D
Rompt Ambulance Service
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Palmotor Service
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the Johnson Store