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THE CUEPO RECORD
CUFFO, TEX.i5
THURSDAY
JUNE 25, 1936
CUERO RECORD
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Established in 1894
Ai ternoon, Except Saturday, and Sunday Morning Dy
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By EUGENE SHEFF
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The following intei orstlng items
were clipped from an Issue of The
Record of the year 1899;
(JUNE 25. 1899.1
The young gentlemen friends will j
compliment Mr. and Mrs. Thorton
Hamilton in a grand ball at Turner
Hall tcnight and of course all who
attend will enjoy a delightful [even-'
180 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, ing‘
301 Interstate Buildign, Kansas ! ^ ^ ^
Los Angeles, Calif.; 105 San- | The Record force is indebted to i
i H. W. Howell, the well known
TIE CUERO PUBLISHING CO.. Inc.
the {oat office at Cuero, Texas, as second class matter
ui der Act of Congress. March 3. 1897.
................ Publisher
—,----------------- Editor
....... Sports Editor
Business Manager
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PHlLA'i CLEVELAND
adjoining Counties. Elsewhere. 1 year $2.00. 6 months
Official Org in. of the City of Cuero and DeWitt County.
TELEPHONE NO. t
Judge Ed Koenig was in the city
j today.
fr—Bird of the cuckoo family
7— Depot
8— Angry
9— College term
10— Japanese statesman
11— Japanese coin
15—Relatai
20—High in the scale
22— Watches secretly
23— Electrified particles
24— Part of a church
25— Toi
25—Uti_
27—Who said, “Millions for
fense bat not a coat for I
ote”?| *
31— What
32— Cost c
34— Capat
35— Crippl
3T—Military assistants
40—Who was tko awl
HORIZONTAL
1—Prohibits
5—Dance step
8—Egyptian goddess of fecundity
12— Pen-name of Charles Lamb
13— Insect
14— Network
15— Hobart is the capital of what
island of Australia?
; 17—A king of Judah
18— Creeps away
19— What merchant founded the
National Gallery oif British
Art?
21—Japanese measure
i 22—What is the largest province
of Prussia?
25—What scientist invented long
j distance telephony by self-in-
ducting coils?
j 28—Cooking utensil
ttnue theii education. They can hardly be blamed foi j ed by Miss‘ Sallie
nd the res Lilts of this survey certainly come under the ! been visiting here.
i good nei s. Employment is opening up again and the j prof and J
imand is : or trained, qualified men and women. A j and will ooen a da
education continues to pay dividends is
the head
hard cash,
se students who graduated from institutions of high-
,tton durl ng the bleakest years of the depression will
m that their efforts were not misplaced, financially
i the capital of
mailing
Id, Of coursi, it remains true that there is a higher pur-
l college tri lining. Commercial gain is not the only rea-
at young nen aJhd women should be encouraged to
college educations. But it is nevertheless worth noting
Wm. Wallis was in the city today
from the Wallis ranch.
4-ay
29— Summit j i
30— Continent
31— Noise
32— Writing utensils
33— Number
34— Exist
35— Who was the inventor of the
telegraph ?
36— Gets away
38— Like' .
39— Collection of tools
40— Small dulcimer
44—Small stick
46—What district of Yugoslavia
consists of 500 islets along tha
eastern Adriatic?
48— On the sheltered side
49— Period of time
50— Removes seed from cotton
51— Beams,
52— Negative vote
j District Clerk H. B. . Edgar left !
today for Waco to be in attendance '
on the state meeting of District
Clerks. Henry says he wants some
I new ideas and wants to improve on
his old ones.
e grad lates of 1936 have a better chance to profit
from t le years they have spent in college than has
ise for six years.—Texas Weekly.
42— Fluff from yan
43— Comfcgi
44— Armeq combat
46— Winged part
47— Co nstallation
The chicken business is fast grow-] tin. a:
j cut hus. way. Several-have daugH
j raised a bunch of 500 each and i 0f auj
j made ii nice profit off them. Mrs. E
-N. A'.' Steen and Frank juiman 1 was s
have had the mumps the pasj; week., nearly
Miss Ruth Carter and fribnd of ! tees.
, ----1 Earl; Elva
Freeman. h 'with t.
Glad to see Mis. Geo. Juallfc of al wee
San Aptonio well enough to be with Mrs. C
; her mother. Mrs. Wood, and attend day to
theories of government prevail in this country. One
ted by Ihomas Jefferson held that the federal gov-
cannot
Paul Zucker came up frem Vic
toria yesterday and returned to. .. . . ------ ——.
day. * as 11 has Just Passed the roasting jCuero visited her aunt, Mrsi
^ ^ ^ ear season and a good rain would
Misses Estelle and Fannie Hea- ]make out to good heavy corn,
ton, the popular daughters ef our Think there will be at good crop of
fellow townsman, D. W.' Heaton, grain raised again this year and
went to Victoria yesterday on a visit j hope for a good cotton crop,
to relatives. ' Every housewife has hepn hnev
control the industrial affairs
within the
r exercise iny autherity beyond that delegated by the
iition. The other theory of government was promul-
Alexander Hamilton, who contended that a strong
government having control over all states was the
le type. It is contended that under the former type
ople have i larger liberty and there is less liklihood
Peal or adtocratic powers in control' at Washington
53—Princely Italian family
VERTICAL
1— Wagers
2— Masculine name
3— Ascend
A—What was tha
son oi Hochheim ; Sorry to report Dorothy Nell
alendid sermon on Lowe with a sprained ankle.
lg Glad to have Miss Lois Watson
s. John Clark of back with us for the summer,
is spending a time Mrs. Lias Steen and children and
nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hartwell Steen of Cuero visited
homefolks Friday night.
Dickahut and Sons, Mrs. Tom Watson is visiting in
and Fiank. of Aus-Gonzales' for a few weeks.
anciant
of northern Israel?
5—Cooking utensils
Wb note that while a good many people insist that the
MP] should go hack to the old fashioned plan of teaching
Ml and writi] lg and arithmetic, or the three Rs as they
Hind, that there are few advocates for the old fashioned
pH. of tutoring that demanded the liberal and energetic
hickory switch when the old fashioned students
gltjfaarn the o d fashioned three R’s in the old fashioned
^ jjaybe we ha ye been giving credit to the wrong thing.
instead of its being the subject taught it is the hick-
s^jttch that should be immortalized in poetry and song as
gpat educator.
DAN DUNN
Secret Operative 4R
BOV/ it' FEEUB GOOD ■ UCy/
TO GET OUT A THl<=>
plane / MOW THI«b H X GO'
OTHER S>LllTCA<bE AMO §= OUDM
UP TO THE MOUSE FER >
-. BREAK FUST / ‘ )/ • ) FEF
COUNTERFEIT and 1/^
STICK EM UP—I’m.
DAM DUNN SECRET
OPERATIVE 48 —
VOURE jJNDER ARPEST-
TURN AROUND AMD
LET ME PUT THE
HANDCUFFS ON VOU^
ALMOST PERFECT
BILLS TOO— YOU, WU
PANG AMO ACE BAR*
ARE GOING TO DO A
LONG stretch for
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is a good deal of advice being given about our stay-
the next war. Most of this is idle. No one knows
lext wai will be. It is entirely possible that we will
i to stay out of it. There are some things that no
ting nation will take or do, and not fight, much as
n might love peace, and bitterly as it might hate
ai e paid by the
thrifty. The only tax
and the s[»ndthrifts pay is the sales tax'.
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TILLIE THE TOILER
i I'M SorefcV. '—| Kf
Mac i thoucht) l i
i COULD let > V-
MOU TAKE 'YOU52
VACATIOM THE T\) '
UJEEK X.
^TILLIE^,but
wauuy {Reminded I
ME OF THE BIG J
desigmees
CONVEWTION
NGu SHOULD BkK
Handle ’ . ;
wonaerea wnat the old time preachers
Atf,4o if theyc une back to the modern world and had to
tety to empty pews. The old timers were always sure of a
1 congregation Even the prospects of a thirty or forty-
nfmute prayei didn’t keep them away. The preacher
*ad&y8 who tri< d to pray for forty-five minutes would bo
t #9wn at the ond of the first fifteen minutes.
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What the country needs, a woman reader of this paper
ddad to us yesterday, is a husband who can remember to
l hit wife’s letters and forget to ooen arid ranri
By West
-\'L.L 1-lAWE TO j-
HAVE to ’STICK
A,reader of ths paper tells us that he thinks his son-in
was cut out foi an executive for the reason that he .seem
ave developed ' o a high degree the faculty of getting oth
to do hin work about the place.
;*te. Inc \\ orld j
Atjnarter of a
million colored people live in Chicago, but
of the < isturbance and law violation in that city
n the co ored people. Most of it comes from the
ment fre m southern Europe.
DOROTHY DARNIT
Rv Charles McMattut ■
i Thought you
WERE DE*F AND
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Oh No • the —
MAM WHO OWNS
this sign will
be Oac. kina
FEW MjNUTES
he went '—
OVER TO THE
MUSIC STORE
A NEW TUrfk 5®
THANKS
Mister,!
t is anything that irks a hard work.-ng man it is
ne fellow who never has worked hard enough to
ng, tell him that he is working too hard and
cut it cut, that there is no sense in om workim-
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Putman, Harry C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 150, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 25, 1936, newspaper, June 25, 1936; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1015591/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.