Texas Louisiana Power offers stock to customers and friends
The Texas Louisiana Power Company announces a first time offer to its customers and local friends to buy a small block of 7 percent cumulative preferred stock at $100 par, with a $107 call price and quarterly dividends of $1.75 per share. A $10 down payment plus $10 monthly plan is available with 7 percent interest on installments until paid in full. The plan targets local customers familiar with the company’s Texas operations and electric, gas, water and other utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
A. P. Barrett
Allan J. Smith
A. D. McNab
Texas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Arizona
K. W
Kentuckytown Club Meets For July Dinner
The Kentuckytown Club met Friday with Miss Viva Phillips and Miss Frances Phillips. Mrs. Carl Holland presided in Mrs. Kate Badgett’s absence. Members answered roll call by naming kitchen equipment that helps them most, and Mrs. Charlie Fulton spoke on Kitchen Refrigeration.
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Kentuckytown Club
Viva
Frances Phillips
Carl Holland
Kate Badgett
Charlie Fulton
Round table on Kitchen Cleaning and Use Adjourned
Carl Holland spoke on Labor Saving Kitchen Equipment and How To Use It. A second topic covered Cleaning Equipment For the Kitchen and How To Use It. The session adjourned until August 9 for a picnic, per Reporter notes.
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Carl Holland
Revival at Enterprise Baptist Church Continues Through Sunday
Brother Ackley reports an excellent start to the revival meeting at Enterprise, with services through Sunday. Pastor Cleophus Chumbley will fill the pulpit Sunday morning and evening, and Ackley will return to his own church for the summer. Dr. M. F. Hudson will lead meetings starting the Monday after the third Sunday in August, with Ackley preaching morning and evening. Hudson previously led the First Baptist Church at Marshall for eight years and was president of the College of Marshall for about three years, now at First Church McKinney.
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Brother Ackley
Enterprise
Cleophus Chumbley
M. FE. Hudson
Hudson
First Baptist Church
Marshall
College of Marshall
First Church
McKinney
McMillin Visitors From Olney Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs T K McMillin were Olney visitors the past weekend staying at a local residence and enjoying the city activities.
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T. K. McMillin
Olney
The Ten Commandments Of The Mail Order House
Satirical warning about mail order depots using cash in advance and anti local merchant practices. The piece lists ten rules urging buyers to trust the catalog and ship money ahead, while urging support for the mail order firm over home merchants. It warns of profit motives and lifelong debt.
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McCaskey
the Sun
the Mail Order
Agent Admits Raid Slaying at Oklahoma City Bond Hearing
Jeff D. Harris, an undercover agent for W. W. Thomason, testified in federal court on Tuesday that he killed James Harris and Oscar Lowery during a raid near Tecumseh. He said the shootings were in self defense.
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Oklahoma City
Jeff D. Harris
W. W. Thomason
Prohibition
James Harris
Oscar Lowery
Davenport and Son Visit Dallas Couple Over Weekend
C J Davenport and his son of Dallas spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J H Davenport.
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C J. Davenport
Dallas
J. H. Davenport
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Texas-La
Wade Robbins
D. L. Lyons
Whitewright
P. A. Short
J. Lee Yates
Planters Gin Company
Buell Spindle
Clay Horton
W. C. Huffines
Manning, Clark & Meador
Ely
W. A. Dodson
Sherman
Bond Street
J. HH. Gosnell
W. J. Barbee
American Gas
Nicholson’s Cash Grocery
Baptist Church
By Charlies A. Rush
Hunter
Comfort JS Nour
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