Boll Weevil Campaign in Grayson County
Sherman November 1 wide cooperation among cotton growers will back a campaign for boll weevil control. A mass meeting Friday November 4 at 1 pm at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium will set out fall and winter measures including plowing deeply, fall burning restrictions, grazing limits, and winter burn guidelines. The plan urges countywide effort and notes birds rely on boll weevils as a food source.
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Sherman
Grayson County
Chamber of Commerce
Sherman Chamber of Comerce
Grayson County Bankers’ Association
Grayson County Ginners’ Association
F. Z. Edwards
R. R. Repert
Texas A. & M. College
A. & M. College
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine for Deafness Cure Claim
The text claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, cites the Eustachian tube as the cause of deafness when inflamed, and promises a cure with a $100 reward for any case not cured by the remedy.
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Hall
Patus
Man from Dallas Drives To Meet Danish Mother in Law
An automobile agent Hans Johnson travels from Dallas to New York to greet his mother in law Mrs Inger Marie Sorensen a 71 year old Copenhagen resident arriving on the United States to spend a year with her daughter and son in law Johnson cherishes their relationship and says she never meddles in her children's affairs which he credits as her secret of success in mother in lawing.
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New York
Hans Johnson
Dallas
Texas
Johnson
Inger Marie Sorensen
Copenhagen
United States
Johnsen
Old Answered A Man In Hardware Store
A man entered a hardware store to buy a patented brass device. The proprietor, who does not advertise, refused to disclose or sell the item. The incident centers on obtainment of a specialized device and the shop policy regarding advertising.
Draft Item Sparks Bargain Debate Over Drawer Handle
A dealer asked sixty five cents for a drawer handle while a customer balked, noting he had paid only twenty five cents for the same item previously in the same store. The dispute highlights pricing and customer memories of past discounts.
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Artcile
Advertising pays off in lower prices and bigger sales
A shopper rejects a dealer with high prices claiming low costs. another store advertises and sells the same item for twenty cents. The piece argues that advertising costs are offset by volume and lower unit prices, urging readers to believe ads boost sales and justify expenses. Printed calling cards are offered at 1.50 for 100.
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White Produce Co
Mattie Crosswhite
Glade Spring
Cardui
Mrs. Crosswhite
Rexall
Dyer & Jones
Rexall Store
J. W. Davidson Quality Groceries
EAGLE
Era
Reeves Tate
Eagle Pencil Company
Exchange
R. C. Brown
Mangrum Brothers
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