The following businesses were listed in a “Happy New Year” ad in the Douglas County Sentinel dated January 5, 1917……two or three were cut off. I’ve placed these symbols < > to note sections of text I could not make out.
Duncan
& Selman – Ford agents
Almand
& McKoy – Hardware
JW
House – planning mill and ginnery
JC
McCarley - the Ten Cent Store
JR
Duncan Fire and Life Insurance
JQ
Enterkin & Son - groceries, heavy hardware, feedstuffs
JO
Connally Shoe and Harness Shop
Smith-Harding Supply Co. - Successors to VR
Smith
Cansler
Brothers Garage
Stewart
Brothers - General Merchandise
Miss
LI Freeman - Millinery and Notions
Mozley
Brothers Groceries - Fresh Meat
Kozytorium
Theater
EC
Roberts – Groceries and Fresh Meat
WA
Abercrombie – Livestock, wagons and Buggies
Little
Gem Café
Smith’s
Garage – Auto repairing of all kinds
NB
and JT Duncan – General Merchandise
JH
Smih – Staple and Fancy Groceries
Giles
Brothers – The Cash Store….General Merchandise
Dake
& McLarty – Real Estate
WL
Turner – Watchmaker and Jeweler
JL
Selman & Son – Druggist
Roberts
Café
< > Sanitary Barber Shop
Harry
A. Edge, The Cash Grocer
< > Wilson – Watch repair a specialty
Palace
Barrber Shop
Upshaw
Brothers
< > Drug Store
< > S. Abercrombie – Horses and Mules
J.
Groodzinsky – Drygoods, clothing, shoes, millinery, and ladies ready to wear
Frank
P. Dorris & Company, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Sucessors to JE Phillips
LH
Baldwin, Blacksmith
Palace
Pressing Club
WC
Abercrombie, horses and mules
GW
Griffith, Staple and fancy groceries
< > Dow < >
Wow. I love history. Especially the history of towns that were on the highway 78 route. There is so much heritage there. Very fascinating.
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