Winters Stores Ship Buyers to Eastern Markets
Winters merchants plan a buying mission to Eastern wholesale markets to secure season’s merchandise. Representatives, seasoned and selective, aim to lock in stock for Winters Country with emphasis on price, quality, and supply chains. также My. and Mrs. Wy FE Hickman of Tarweil-Nielman Rtere will travel Monday to Tiedlas to witness a style pageant and arrange orders for millinery fashions and ready-to-wear items.
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West Texas
Wy FE
Hickman
Tarweil-Nielman
Tiedlas
Farmers Mercantile Company Travel Plan
Mr ILO Jones of the Farmers Mercantile Co will depart Saturday for St Louis and other points regarding business matters and potential purchases to benefit the firm.
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Ilo. Jones
Farmers Mercantile Co
St. Louis
Gardner Brothers duo to attend Dallas Style Exposition
Mivo and Mrs Weep of Gardner Bros will depart Monday for Dallas to attend the Dallas Style Exposition. After shopping in the markets they will travel to Copsa to visit Mr Gardner's brother for a brief stay.
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Mivo
Weep, Gardner
Gardner Bros
Dallas
Copsicana
Mr. Gardner
G. & G. Dry Goods Co. Plans Early Market Trip
Mr. D. Goldman of the G. & G. Dry Goods Co. will depart soon for market. The firm offered a large stock of up to date ladies wear millinery and men’s clothing.
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D. Goldman
G. & G. Dry Goods Co
Hawkins Store Headed for Markets Next Week
The W. P. Hawkins Company owners Mr and Mrs W P Hawkins plan a market trip early next week. They run a general dry goods firm with a focus on ladies ready to wear.
Ladwig Store Representatives Select New Stock
Representatives of the Ladwig store are in the markets selecting millinery ready-to-wear piece goods and shoes for men women and children at this early morning hour.
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Ladwig
Krauss Dry Goods Co Founder to Visit Eastern Markets
Mr. A. Krauss of Krauss Dry Goods Co will leave Winters next week to buy stock for the big store. The business operates at Winters Post and deals in general dry goods. Krauss expects to be away about three weeks.
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Mra. W. P. Hawkins
W. P. Hawkins Co
A. Krauss
Krauss Dry Goods Co
Winters Post
Ralls
Krauss
Skages Dry Goods Co Heads to Markets in St Louis and New York
Skages Dry Goods Co and Mr and Mrs J A Skages left Winters yesterday for visits to the St Louis and New York markets. They oversee store affairs with long mercantile experience guiding purchases. They aim to combine quality style and prices in their selections.
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J. AM. Skkages
Winters
St. Louis
New York
Will Murray Winters Citizen Dies at Temple
J W Murray 69 longtime Winters resident died at his daughter Mrs Scott Mangums Temple home after a weeklong illness caused by paralysis. He came to Runnels county in 1889 from Mississippi and helped found Winters later settling with family in Ballinger Breckenridge and Oklahoma City. He leaves two sons George Murray Porter Murray and daughter Mrs Mangum plus a brother and other relatives. He was a charter Winters Masonic Lodge member and active in local development. Funeral arrangements will be attended by local family members.
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Porter Murray
Will Murray
Winters
Murray
Ay Temple
BEC
Temple Telegram
Ballinear Daily
Laeperege
Oie
J. W. Murray
Temple
Scott Mangum
Mr. Murray
Mississippi
J. N. Winters
Runnels County
George Murray
Breckenridge
Ballinter
W. H. Mangum
W. Murray
Oklahoma City
W. OS. Mangum
North Severiin Street
Oelock
Mine Murray
Chester
S.ul
PSSG
Rex
Iliasville
Tex
Ballinger
T. W. Murray
Okla
Mangum
Masonic Lodge
Sam Rogers Killed at Mertzon Peotumonia-claimed as another Vielim one of our best
Sam Rogers died at age 30 near Mertzon after illness. T. BR. Wilson reports Rogers as a highly esteemed citizen, leaving a wife and children and relatives in Milford. Funeral arrangements set for Fairview Cemetery at 10 p m Thursday.
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T. BR. Wilson
Wilsow
Wesley
Wola
Wileun
Milford
Aly
Fairview Cemetery
Meeting Tonight for Retail Merchants Association
The first meeting of the proposed Retail Merchants Association will be held tonight at the Chamber of Commerce rooms under secretary C. H. Young. Purpose is to organize, elect officers and directors, and discuss plans to benefit merchants, business men, and patrons of Winters.
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Retail Merchants Association
C. H. Young
Chamber of Commerce
Abilene Dentist Opens Winters Office In Jordan Building
Dr. R. G. Maddox, a longtime Abilene resident of about eight years, has opened a dental office in Winters in the Jordan building. He was drawn to Winters by its progressiveness and status as a good business location.
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R. GC. Maddox
Abilene
Jordan Building
Delegates J. D. Smith and E. o H. Colburn Headed to Dallas Farm Bureau Meeting
J. D. Smith and E. o H. Colburn departed Monday for Dallas as delegates to the state meeting of the Farm Bureau Association. They anticipated an interesting gathering and showed keen interest in measures on the program for approval or rejection.
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J. D. Smith
E. O H. Colburn
Dallas
Farm Bureau Association
Cochran School Plans Pie Supper and Program
The Cochran school pupils will present a program and pie supper on Friday evening February 13 at 7 30. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Cochran
Sam Radfers Shot in Moeraten Killing Sparks Outcry
Horror struck Winters as news spread that Sam Radfers was shot and fatally wounded at a ranch near Merit Seeks Gee ettie panied by his father in law J D Vickers. In the ensuing chaos, bystanders and family rushed to the scene as the investigation began.
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Sam Radfers
Moeraten
Wot
Raoderor
Gard
Peiher
Erty Pott
Saya
Pranehiy
Teton County
J. D. Vickers
Gratton Davenport
Biovett
Suees
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Harwell-Hickman
Farmers Mercantile Company
W. P. Hawkins & Co
G. A. Ladwig
Skages Dry Goods Co
Geo. C. Hill
Winters Enterprise
THE
First National Bank
the Bank
Sam Rogers
Mertzon
JR. Wilson
Pethores
E. A. Shepperd Insurance and Loans
the Winters State Bank
Texas
Pia Oe
Ryice
Fea
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