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Newspaper Article on Business

Description: Copy negative of a newspaper clipping from the profile section of the Abilene Reporter News titled Focus on Abilene...End Not Yet in Sight. There is an image in the article that pictures Andy Anderson, Evan Anderson, and Jim Anderson. The article discusses the 60th anniversary of the family business J. D. Moore Transfer and Storage Company. The date at the top of the newspaper article is May, 1967.
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Newspaper Ad

Description: Copy negative of a newspaper ad from J.D. Moore Transfer and Storage in Abilene, Texas. The advertisement addresses the Hilton Hotel and the moving service provided by the company. There is a drawing of a J. D. Moore Storage truck and an image of a hotel.
Date: unknown
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Shriners

Description: Copy negative of a newspaper clipping of a group of nine Shriners including Hubert Northcutt, Bill Brookover, Lawrence L. Alexander, Joe Gracey, Carroll Rogers, Bill Eason, O. P. Beebe, Eddie Creel, and Grady French. There is a small article about the men under the picture.
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People in Meeting

Description: Copy negative of a newspaper clipping of a group of people sitting around a desk discussing Taylor County's Cancer Crusade. They are Mrs. L. E. Dudley, Wally Akin, Dr. C. E. Adams, and Mrs. Morey Millerman. There are three books on the table and shelves of books in the background.
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Man with Hippie

Description: Copy negative of a two pictures and some newspaper clippngs. The first picture is of Wally Akin standing next to a hippie man. The second is of a girl standing on a sidewalk next to a building. Below the pictures is part of an article about Wally Akin's opinion on changing times in Hollywood.
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