1912 letter JB GOODLET TEXAS banker RANCHER Quanah TANKERSLEY Winchester Rifle

Description

PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING:
I sell ONLY ORIGINAL items and NOT ANY reproductions.
This
sale is for ONE
advertising
LETTERHEAD,
from
J. B. GOODLETT & CO., BANKERS,
in
GOODLETT, TEXAS
(QUANAH IS CROSSED OUT)
during the year of
1912.
NAMES LISTED AT TOP ARE:
J. B. GOODLETT
as PRESIDENT,
and
E. S. GOODLETT
THE NAME
E. M. TANKERSLEY
IS CROSSED OUT (AS CASHIER).
The content of this letter is about "shipping TWO of the
22/1890 Model Winchester rifles with octagon barrels
and tell them to send the 22 shorts and let them be perfectly new."
CONDITION:
it has normal letter folds,     is in very good condition,   LETTER HAS SLIGHT TONING.  The "EBAY ITEM" thing is just a loose piece of paper that is NOT attached to the letter.
THIS LETTER WAS  SIGNED as E. S. GOODLET & CO. READ SOME HISTORY BELOW.
GOODLETT, TEXAS.
Goodlett, on U.S. Highway 287 and Farm Road 2363 in western Hardeman County, was named for
J. B. Goodlett,
whose
ranch
headquarters were near the townsite. The town was called Gypsum, because of the local abundance of the mineral, when it was built south of the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway tracks in 1889 and acquired a post office with Henry J. Williams as postmaster. In 1909 the name was changed to Goodlett. The community was the retail and shipping center of an agricultural area. It had a population of 300 in 1940, 205 in 1980, and eighty in 1990. The population remained the same in 2000.
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