Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1, Friday, July 9, 1920 Page: 5 of 7

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11TE have just thrown open the doors of our
new establishment to the people of Breck;
enridge and vicinity and respectfully invite a
visit of inspection. It is our intention to keep
constantly on hand a full line of Furniture House
Furnishings and everything that goes to make
up a neat attractive home.
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TPHE convenient well-furnished home is the
happy happy home. We can help you.long
the road to happiness. Everything necaifary
will be found here. Every room from the parlor
the living room the bed room the pantry can
be fitted up properly from our stock. Come in
and let us show you through. It will be a pleasure
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UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
A licensed Embalmer is in. charge of this branch of our business. We will soon Be equipped with all
Motor Vehicles necessary in this department.
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Chairs of all kind
Complete Outfits
Let us figure on the com-
plete furnishings for the
new home.
Gas Ranges
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HOME FURNISHERS
219-221 West Walker St Breckenridge Texas
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We -have a line of the
best and most approved
Gas Ranges and the prices
are-right
The Breckenridge American
Tmb L. Baxter
Otmcr-KiHtor
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V TlIK AMEltlCAN BUILDING.
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iniblUlKHt J)ally ami Weekly.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMKNTS
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Far IWrict JhJrp.
The AmvrlcHD U authorlxeil to an-
hhhci U. p. Hati'inau u a cumlltlato
lor District JiulKf if tkc IDlh Juillclul
(UMtrlct Bultjevt to the Ih'nioeratU' prl-
nary to be lielit July -4tl.
SVW WKLLS KNRICI1
STETIIENS CfUNTV
C. JO'Cwrw for .lur.
Tbc American Id authorized to an-
Houace C. J. O'Connor us a candidate
fet Ulftrlct JudKv of the 00th Judicial
district HUhJect to the Di'Haocratlc prl
awry to bt? held July -.
The Icriiiclble OH Company Wed-
nesday Htruck a lu'avy gaa flow In Ita
IlHrrin well Jut northwest of the town
of Breclfcuridge nt n depth of 2.185
feet.. The well Is CHtlmated to Ik; mak-
Ing 10.000.000 cubic feet of xh. Thla
Ls unusual iih heretofore nothing Uuh
been found In the Breckenridge terri-
tory at Ich. than around :J100 feet
deep. The Inrinclblo well la ah ousot
to the Hi.rrls well nf the Forwlnnd
Oil Company which Is drilling ut 2000
feet.
The Jtrown well of the Aetna Oil
Corporation auverul in lien xouthwoat
of Jlni-kenridKC l ninklnj; IK30 barrels
u day and still drilling. The well ls
Kcrcral miles In advance of other pro-
Fr StwrMT.
TIh? American la authorized to an-
nancAU D. Head aH.a vamlldatu for
Hherlff f Htephcna county nubject
to tlw Democratic prliunry to be held
July 21.
Fer KrciCitlve
The AinerlcHB Is authorized to
Monnct; Dr F. K. Harrison aa a cnndl-
V.lte for Hepreseutatlve of tftfc OSth
nlltrkrt aubjeet to tli DeiBocrallc prl-
wary to las "Hulil July' 24.
TllK WKKK'S FRODUCTION
NEARLY ZWm UAKRKLS
IT. WOUTIl. July DWhilo proluc-
tlon in the North Central Texas Ileitis
ia. uomewhut below what It was n
week ago the ayernxe daily output
is still more than ll)S0(0 barrels dully
according to the latest production 11k-
ures aralluhle. Homo of the districts
vhowetl remarkable Rains while there
were declines In at least one section
the Kastland-HnnRcr territory declin-
Iiir to less than 21000 barrels daily.
1'robaldy the more remarkable ikt-
centugo gniu was in the Iowa 1'ark
district cf Wichita County. A few
months ago this field hnd a production
of less thnn 1000 barrels per day hut
according to the latest (Inures the
Held is now turning out nearly 0000
barrels ' dally. The Increase In this
ductlou to the west and onens un u
large stretch of new territory. Tho flohl te I'robably duo to the reet-nt de-
nuteoBie of th well U nAna wnfi-hwl vclopinent In the K. M. A. Held six
clesely and a good producer is looked!10 o"iwcst of the town of Iowa I
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SCARCITY OK LLMHKK
INDICATES MUCH BUILDING
Itreckr-n ridge Ivik litteeii lumber
yards ail carrying good stocks and
all very well supplied with the ordin-
ary lengths and dimensions required
In general building. This was the
rase until right recently and the fact
that their stocks are now so depleted
us to necessitate tplucjng of at least
one big order In Hanger is the strong-
est evidence of the demand for build-
ing materials und of the much build-
ing now going on. Many new houses
have been started within the past
couple of weeks and the assortments
at the yards are considerably broken.
With the freer receipts now begin-
i.lng to lie enjoyed via railroads It Is
exjiectetl that the demand can be fair-
ly well met. The yards are crowding
their truekw and teams hauling in M.d
to very best ability they uro trying
to keep the building bbom going.
GIRLS EMJST1NG
WABSAW. July O.-rOwlng to! the
critical condition of' the country vol-
unteers for. active 'service in the '.Ar-
my are offering themselves from every
side. They include school and univer-
sity teachers students boy seouls
civil servants und ministerial employ-
es whose occupations excuse them
from military service. The students
are enlisting In such numbers that the
Warsaw universities have been closed.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. K. L.Rcuth leave to-
morrow' 'foir-Mlnenil ' WelLs w.lfere a
couple of weeks will be spent In 'recre-
ation after which Mrs. licuth will vbH
It her parents at Greenville Texas.
Rural Stoker nnd wife left yentcrday
for Mineral Wells for visit with his
pa rents.
The American For Job' Printing.
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KINK SUMMER RAIN
Home .folks seemed to ham the Idea
lhHt after the first railroad train roll-
-ed Into BreckcBrldgc- tlvey would lm
awakening tho wornlug after to see
palace creeled ilirln thv night
houe4 by the hundreds jtcopto by the
thoumwls awl particularly "wy owa
jtariiuNw" almpy1 booming " TM)e
'''tlilBfef will cowc In due tliae. Just bo
pattern. One little m of teel ylBg
jHetlcally on top of tlw jfirouml can-
Hot bring In the materials lor 'iOaL-es
4 wl k-we aW pwple to jtronlze
" 5wiln' f If Jh a tWiy or u wek. Wlmt
U .being accomplished u wondeffni
K1 n'iny own btwlaeaa" will fel the
s Kwnycrity ?Hv.e If It to; prprly nut
mL -d 1m fftltk...
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1 RALLINOMR Tm Jly . R-
bit are mh to be. tteetoylstf cotteaby
the acre la ihmm ectiett f tkto
eonaty. rrew are orgnHlalBg rate-
bit drlv aai )v sfW to the
tmrtnimafiiaiT to.Johl inia ffbt It U
kTu iim bephwe. M tke 'Wfi eet
f aMNMaltlea dwiae
Jnst as the Doctor would have or
dered a Hue rain visited the Jtreck-
enrich) oil Held today and the lieat
and dust are for a time things to be
thankful for in that they are not.
Italns HKo" they have fallen this
summer remind the farmer element
of the itopulatlon especially the cotton
fanners that It woidd bo tine to have
growing croiis. With rain this late
In the season following what has
gene before this western .country In
the agricultural sections should Just
turn Into cotton.
Telling of u rain to the pcoplo who
got wet Ls probably superfluous but
the Item reads mighty good to tlwse
way from herojtwho got the Anierl-
can ami who Are probably slzuliag In
the" summer heat.
Park.
Young county 1 now 'recognized as
one of the production districts. The
lufcest figures' credit tho county- with
a daily production of'.'IOft barrels
though this amount does not Include
the E. N. McClesky well of the Pan-
handle Inclining Company which was
brought lu the Ilrst1 of the week with
a production estimated at about 1)30
barrels u day.
Tho following table gives the nvor-
Hge dally output of each of the fields;
Electra 10505; Burkburnett. 82-
if; Iowa rark 5040; Holiday 175 i
Petrolla C0; Young county :!5;
Htrawn 1710; Stephens county 57-
i25; Moran 175; Uungcr-Kustland
2351) Coleman :ounty U5; Brown
county !M5; Dewleinoun 14500; total
for the entire Held 108420 barrels.
MINIMUM SAIiARIES FOR
WICHITA TEACHERS $100
WICHITA FALLS. July . All
rural school teachers of AVlchlta coun
ty will be paid a monthly salary of
$100 or more It was announced to-'
day by County School Superintendent
Burl Bryant. Some teachers' employ
ed in common school districts will re-
ceive more than $100 per mouth hut
M-hool trustees have agreed that no
teacher shall be required to teach for
n smuller salary. This Is the highest
price over paid teachers In rurul school
district In this section. Approximate-
ly sixty teachers are employed lii the
country schools It ls announced.
Why pay hlghVrent. Goid earafdRg
oh tilt fer sale with. 10x10 khaki army
tent. A bargain for $G0. A. H. Mac?
diMakl. lnquliivNt Breckenridge Am-eriuan.
DR. DIARRISON IN CITY
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Dr. V. E. Harrison candidate fjr
represeniittlvoi from this district U in
tho city' in Interest of his raw. HU
announcement appears In this Isduc
of Um3 American. Further mention of-
his candidacy wjll be made Jn a sub-
sequent issue. ."
TOMORROW
at tho
American
Drop In and look over our beau-
tiful line of
Shirts
For Men
We have them In Silk. Madras
and other weaves white stripes
und solid shades; well made and
sold at
$2.50 to $11.50
House of Quality
3.SM DOLLARS
For kale a brand-now four-room .cot-
tage heme Jw6 "cowpleted; scrceruHl
tajicR poft'h plenty closet reoni iarge
lot st front nice finished Keen.
SJLfidQ oaflh tMlance easj Also sell
fer i00n eat. Corner WIUhbm and
Dabe4ie Ave. Seat BreckfeHrWge.
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We have Hie leading brands of
slwefl for wen made for style
comfort and durability. Bring
your fpct. to us we eaa fit tba.
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FujnisKings For Men
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