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Display Advertisements in the Almanack

An entry in capitals in W and H Almanack denoted the fact that a person had paid to place an advertisement. A few people from Badsey advertised.

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William Pethard, fruit and potato salesman advertised from 1904 until his death in 1908.
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F Cockerill of Cockerill & Jelfs, builders, advertised for one year only in 1924.
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John Ernest Cull, baker, placed a whole page advertisement for his bakery business in 1929.
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Cyril Bird, motor engineer and cycle agent, first advertised in 1933.
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By 1938 he added an Austin 20 Hearse to his fleet.

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