Local notes from Louisville and South Carolina visits
Charley M. Gantz of Louisville, an employee of the Southern Railway Company, visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hansard the first of the week. For lace curtains use RUB-NO-MORE WASHING POWDER. dissolve a small amount and whisk curtains through water to see results. J. B. Dickson returned last Thursday from South Carolina after several weeks visiting relatives and friends, bringing back a remarkable mustache.
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Charley M. Gantz
Louisville
Kentucky
The
Southern Railway Company
Tom Hansard
J. B. Dickson
South Carolina
Sears Auto Co Fifteen Percent Off Car Casings
Sears Auto Co offers a fifteen percent reduction on automobile casings with a sales pitch to buy now and save. The ad also mentions Sun office typewriter paper, indicating a two item promotion or cross promotion in the same notice.
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Sears Auto Co
Local Notes and Advertisements From Celina Area
J L Dyer visited Celina Tuesday while gasoline sold at 32 cents per gallon at Roberts Garage. K Kimbell visited Palestine earlier in the week. Pierce’s Cafe offers meals for 50 cents. Postmaster Burgher of Dallas visited Tuesday. R H Jay spent Sunday at Sherman with Ron Roberts. Ads mention land loan money, notes taken up and extended, and Tom Bar beetf Casings offered at 20 percent off cash. Roberts Garage referenced again.
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Tom Barbeetf
Subscription and local notices from a bygone page
The clip discusses magazine subscriptions and renewals, mentions a phone number, and notes social items including Miss Sallie Joe Gowdy departing for Baylor University in Waco. It also references Pierce's Cafe, a travel update for Mrs. W. S. Vernon returning to Coweta, and visits by Mrs. Pearce and daughter Ruth to Mrs. M. A. Mangrum, with a fifteen percent note.
Cotton price promise helps offset losses in textiles
Will Looney markets furniture and undertakings while asserting lower cotton prices will be offset by his offerings. The note frames a business pivot to furniture and undertakings as a response to cotton market pressures.
Mrs Jas Fulton in Critical Condition at Home
Mrs Jas Fulton is critically ill at her home five miles north of town. She suffered a paralysis stroke four years ago and has lived as an invalid since. Family members fear each day may be her last due to the current worsening condition.
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Jas. Fulton
Denison to Begin Work on New $400,000 Hotel
Denison reports contracts signed for a new five story hotel costing 400000 dollars. Construction is slated to start within six weeks after today’s signing. The project marks a major addition to Denison’s business facilities and promises to energize local commerce.
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Denison
Local Notices Roundup From Leonard and Sherman Area
Mrs Luther Sears visited her daughter Mrs Homer Caston at Leonard last week. Mr and Mrs C F Clark of Leonard were guests of Mr and Mrs C L Manning Sunday. Lucian Andrews and Clay Horton attended the National Letter Carriers Association convention in Dallas last week. Brunswick, Firestone, Michelin and Lee Puncture Proof casings offered at 20 per cent off for cash. Roberts Garage. Mr and Mrs W A Cannon of Sherman spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Dick McMurry. New and second hand stores at bargain prices. Will Looney the furniture man urges shoppers to see large stock of floor coverings. Mr and Mrs George Baugher returned from the Pacific Coast where they spent the summer by auto visiting places of interest.
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Luther Sears
Homer Caston
Leonard
Lucian Andrews
Clay Horton
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Dallas
Brunswick
Firestone
Michelin
Lee
Roberts Garage
Myr
George Baugher
Pacific Coast
Cash
Pennington Family Visit Highlights Royse City Ties
Mrs. Wm. Pennington of Royse City spent the week-end with her son Rham Pennington and relatives. P. J. Pierce & Sons note their cafe service pleases locals. Misses Margreta Fender and Velma Kirkpatrick depart for Waxahachie to attend Trinity University, with Rev. Fenden and Rev. Kirkpatrick accompanying them.
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Wm. Pennington
Royse City
Rham Pennington
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Margreta Fender
Velma Kirkpatrick
Waxahachie
Trinity University
Rev. Fenden
Rev. Kirkpatrick
J M Carter Returns From Hot Springs Visit
J M Carter came back Tuesday from Hot SpringsArkansas where Mrs Carter stayed a month for health. She did not accompany him and will remain away several weeks. En route home he called on Jacksonville relatives Mr and Mrs J R Carter for a short visit.
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J. M. Carter
Hot Springs
Ark
Reeves and Higginbotham Wed in Sherman Pastor's Study
W C Reeves and Miss Mary Higginbotham of Sherman were married Thursday afternoon in the First Baptist Church pastor's study at Sherman. They honeymoon in Dallas then plan to reside in a cottage in East Whitewright and soon be at home to friends. Mrs Reeves is sister of Mrs Grover Stateville of this city. The couple receive many local congratulations.
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W. C. Reeves
Mary Higginbotham
Sherman
First Baptist Church At
Dallas
East Whitewright
Reeves
Grover Stateville
Miss Emma Dee Randle Starts Lyceum Work Tour
Miss Emma Dee Randle left Thursday for Anadarko Oklahoma to begin lyceum work. She will fill engagements across Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Iowa and Kansas through the Christmas holidays. Lee Johnson the jeweler and optician promotes a slogan to be satisfied with a small profit and grow business volume.
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Emma Dee Randle
Anadarko, Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Lee Johnson
Mrs Benton Returns Home After Visit With Parents
Mrs J S Benton returns home to Burkburnett after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J H Bigegerstaff. The Sun and Dallas News priced at $2.25. Opportunities slip by if you miss this sale. Johnsons offers 1001 items to choose from at discounted prices.
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Johnson’s
Wilsons Visit Mrs Biggerstaff With Son Hugh Edward
Mr and Mrs M L Wilson and Mrs H E Wilson and son Hugh Edward have been visiting Mrs J H Biggerstaff and likely spent time at her home with family.
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M. L. Wilson
H. E. Wilson
Hugh Edward
J. H. Biggerstaff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon Brothers
Sun Office
J. L. Dyer
Celina
Roberts
K. Kimbell
Palestine
Burgher
S. H. Montgomery
Pierce
Addie Caylor
Waco
B. Lege
R. H. Jay
Mrs
Ron Roberts
Murry Bryant
Kenefick
Telephone 122
Pierce’s Cafe
W. S. Vernon
Coweta, Ok
J. L. German
Robert Holland
Baylor University
T. H. Lively
Dallas and
Ft. Worth
Mrs. Pearce
Miss Ruth
M. A. Mangrum
Dyer & Jones
Rexall
the Sun
L. LaRoe & Company
Whitewright Lumber Co
Ss. H. Montgomery
W. A. Cannon of
Dick McMurry
Will Looney
Guy Dillon
W. A. Kirkpatrick
the Sun and
Dallas News
New
Edison
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