The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 75, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 29, 1932 Page: 2 of 6
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Tl-fc CUERO RECORD, CUERO, TEXAS
Y. MARCH 29,
TUESDA
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ELECTION NOTICE
' In conformity with the laws of
! the State of Texas governing elec-
i tions. there will be an etemion of
| three .school trustees in and for the
j Cuero Independent School / Dis-
j trict to fill the vacancies occ&sion-
j ed by the expiration of terms of of-
j flee of J. C. Dobbs. J. H. Pridgen,
rand E. A. Davidson.
Said election to be held on Sat-
urday, April Snd. at the city hall
< in the city of Cuero, Texas.
Paul H. Breeden.
Secretary School Board.
ELECTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given of a city
election to be held April 5th, the
fir3t Tuesday in the month. The
following officers are to v*pe
chosen: Mayor, City Attorney.
Aldermen of Wards l, 2 and 3.
(adv) LeRoy Hamilton, Mayor.
tot home** has reached p. crisis, and
dollars
about it. Too many Cuero
tero. TOo many Coero dollars are be* -
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London.—
hour may i
are of “mo
;xrn? cf our officials reserve, to|
jtt^irr.lvrs tk-j right to place their j
• Broiler Prices Advanced , on
Smiley broilers have gone up tP store
l$e for the whites and Me for the fixtures with]
cefei breeds. | Rent only $*f
,1roU pries has been set right here j jri| r T_r-
id jmitoy, and while shipments are! pqr rent
ruann? wound 190 coops per day; ^ gouUl %it
********* UK fanl Apartipent. W
ty with the man who is
the man who Is building
Ing the running expenses
whose business house is
who spend their money
ukro dollars in Cpero.
Love for Two—Fame for One Won t Mix
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Break-Up of Ideal Ann Harding-HaiTy Bannister Marriage Climax of
Husband’s Failure to Equal Wife’s Success.
tip oK Us live-foot tall carried a
bone-like mass weighing 50 pounds.
According to the expedition group,!;
the mass might have been nred as!
a weapon, with which to protect J
the rear from enemy attack! qr per-
haps to hmsh aside • the 'fcoge
mosquitoes pf an earlier day. \y
Study of tlie other bones otAbt
beast shows, according to vertebrate
paleontology, that the tail exfrep*-
Ity coaid* not have been used for
such a purpoae. It waa ao heavy
that the animal could hardly have
lifted thr» tall even with an extreme
effort. The huge ball must hnvej
been dragged along the ground much
as $ convict drags heavy steel ball;
manacles. Investigators state that
the reptile might have become
stuck in the mud by his heavy ap-'
pendsge. and unable to work free
remained for the fnstitntioa to un-
earth him after ages of waiting.
The other animal. Doctor Gilmore
says, had a thick bone plate protec-
tion to a one-ton mass of slow mov-
ing body, and a six-horn skull wkh
the name of styracosaurus ovatus,
constitute Its claim to the hall of
fame.
Specimens of closely related
species show that this great creature
probably bad. In proportion to its
weight, the smallest brain of any
animal that ever lived on land. The
enormous skull, six feet long, con-
tains a space for a nerve tissue only
about the sixe of a man’s fist.
To imagine a Texas horned toad
magnified 100 times. Doctor Gil-
more says, would perhaps present
a picture of the elephantine mon-
sters that trampled the foliage j
laden mud of Montana In the days l
of the great dinosaurs. Formidable:
and ferocious as the animals ap-
peatl. their food consisted of plants j
and vegetable matter.
its, bequeathed the University of
of this state, will be
trial to the heroes of the South. We can, ap-
iments of the man who to thoughtfully left
n to provide for a fitting memorial to, the
ith. We MB appreciate the love and respect
Mjnen of the sooth, hut at the same time; in
m and suffering, it seems rather an act of
iMOOas a memorial. The love and honor and
in wot hearts is -of much greater value than
it «WM be eo nstrueted and in the minds of
sum could do much more good if expended
pay fhr instance, the schooling of two score
ig young men and women. But, perhaps we
Clean >U
Harding
AtkZ
Harsy
&ANN1STEE
Nancy Caeropl *'r
A.
M______, PPW ,n Harding, famous screen star, and
Bannister. decided to end their marriage in the divorce court when it became
of the husband was becoming completely submerged in that sf hi* famous
ears arjo in New York, when Bannister was Ann’s leading man, they wore
ambition and determined to achieve success, until they decided to tako a shot
first Ann Hacthng was a sensation. She soared to the heights, making a great
tting a queen s renrom for her weekly pay-check, while her husband sank lower
rJ unknown tave the husband of Ann Harding. They have on# child, Jane,
a idolize, but their love for the child could no longer make the situation
is largely m a iorior.i hope for happiness. Freed from the personality of his
ir» a niche cf l.is o..n. If. and when, he realizes that ambition, romance may
ig-Bennister garden. A parallel case was that of Nancy Carroll and her bus-
t the Brnnistcrs, Nancy and Jack started their romance in New York, where
id Jack a newspaper reporter.' They, too, were ideaHy happy until Hollywood
the celluloid path to fame and fortune, while Jack, though doing fairly well
on the identity of “Nancy Carroll's husband.” The marriage ended in a Mex-
re for tbeir child, Patricia, failing to compensate for the unbalanced household.
bought in C
We hat
if he has given his best efforts,
whether the rest of the world
Dirrh Grows From Fine Tree
BETHEL. Me.. March 29— (UP)
—A larpe birch tree grows from
the stump of an old pine tree here.
ican divorce,
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 75, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 29, 1932, newspaper, March 29, 1932; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1072416/m1/2/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.