The Lynn County News (Tahoka, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 25, 1930 Page: 4 of 8
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LYNN CUINTY NEWS, TAHOKA. TEXAS, DEC EMBER »TH, 1930.
Sore Gums-PyorrheaSL \T'S DIARY
lynn County Neuif
UN AI
E. I. HILL, Editor and Owner
$1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCEAdvertising Rates in Application
his
It is said that the darkest hour of
16-3tc
many
GOV. MOODY'S RETORT
3EWARE OF IMITATIONS
DID YOI EVER STOP TO THINK
lead* of 4hrisimas(heer
The
First National Bank
of Tahoka, Texas
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Restless
TO
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to Sleep f
Published Every Thursday at
Tahoka Lynn County Texas
ad vert is-
and they
2 3-16-inch
2 3-16-inch
Saw Coup-
in the
portion;
On the 6th day of January. A. D.
1931, being the First Tuesday in
said month, between the hours of
ten o’clock A. M. and f Hr o’clock P.
sed that
wood be
by then.
to help
Neuritis
Neuralgia
i.uinliago
Toothache
of this sec-|
our country
many bless-;
to forget or •
ep-
but
get
P E C O S
TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANY:Aches and
PAINS/
our beloved wife and mother.
Rev. D. J. Kimbrough
Mr. and Mrs. .L. J. Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. F< rd
W. L. and R. E. Kimbrough
KONJOLA
For Sale Ry
TAHOKA DRUG
COMPANY
Emmy if she cared for pimento
Ant Emmy replyed and sed that
did use t like Crusoes singing
out side of that she preferred
singers insted of foreign
Six people
and Dr.
meby it
about 2
then he
and all
patience
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL AND PEI
PROPER!'
Families Ruined
garage fire in Brooklyn
are prone
We are thankful for
Let us not dwell too
disappointments and
rather turn our eyes
welcoming the new
blind optimism but
faith, for Hope has
1 700 lb. Fairbanks
scale, 1 double chain
iV?
Foul breath, loose teeth or sore
Gums are disgusting to behold all
will agree, LETO’S PYORRHEA
REMEDY Is highly recommended by
leading dentists and never disap-
points. Druggists return money If
it fails. (8)
THOMAS BROS. DRUG CO.
covered and sided |
iron, and a seed
of these
and there in
belt to at-
crimes such
roost or the
could
West
□able
ing
these nuts might be grown profit-
ably ar und many of the lakes on
the plains. We read a few days ago
of a fine little forest that one man
has raised on a tract of land up at
Pampa, a picture of which reminded
one of an East Texas scene. In the
course cf time we will make use of
our undeveloped resources.
--o------------
Texas' 1930 com crop, although
much reduced by dry weather, total-
ed 90,576.000 bushels, giving it rank
of sixth among the com-producing
states.
] ted: so many turkeys and hogs and
[ beeves that there is little profit in
aisi'-g them. It seems that we
should reverse the order and start
an “Away from the farm*’ slogan.I
of this, they
with ad-
The
United States
Jeffreys, and each of them had or
have in and to the above described
rea and personal property, to satis-
fy said judgments and all costs of
court and the further costs of exe-
cuting this writ.
Given under my hand, this 10th
day of
wish to thank our
Offers Thorough Instruction in
PIANO. VOICE AND
EXPRESSION
Modern Methods
Reasonable Rates
For Particolars Telephone 182
Texas had 3,689,000 acres terraced ■
on January 1st, 1930, against 50,000
acres in 1916, demonstrating its in-
terest in scil conservation.
December, 1930.
S. W. SANFORD, Sheriff,
Lynn County, Tex.
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CARD OF THANKS
You are hereby notified that the
Board of Directors have called a I
meeting of the stockholders to be
held in the City of Amarillo, Coun-
ty of Potter, State of Texas, at the
principal office of the Company on
the 10th day of February, 1931, be-
tween the hours of 10 o’clock A. M.
and 4 o’cock P. M., to consider and
act upon a preposition to authorise
the execu'ion by the Company of a
mortgage or deed of trust to be call-
ed "general mortgage” or by such
other name as may be determined, on
ell of its railroad properties now
owned or hereafter acquired, to se-
cure bonds to be hereafter issued in |
series, so much of such bonds as may
be necessary to be used from time
to time in paying or exchange for
he bonds and other indebtedness of
the Company, other bonds to be is-
sued to be used for the acquisition,
construction or extension of "rail-
roads, additions and betterments to
such railroads and properties now or
hereafter owned and for other lawful
corporate purposes, each serie* of
b nds to be issued to mature at such I
time and provide for the payment1
of such lawful rate of interest, to be
tax free or not tax free, to be con-J
vertible or not convertible into
shares of capital stock as may be de-J
termined by the Board of Directors, I
and to contain such other terms and)!
conditions as may be determined or
prescribed by said Board, and such I
mortgage to contain such terms and |
conditions as may be prescribed or J
authorized by the stockholders at J
said meeting.
14-Vtc J. N. FREEMAN. Sec’y.l’
purchasers
gin house
from the
above described land on which same
is now located within thirty (30)
days from and after the sale of same.
By Edison R. Waite
Shawnee, Oklahoma
THAT every city has business
concerns who advertise continuously.
They bring much business to the
home city.
In the same cities can be found a
large number who sit idly by and
wait to get some of the business
brought to the city by the energy of
the continuous advertisers.
Continuous advertisers are the
ones who are fully aware of the ob-
ligation they owe the people they
serve. As evidence
couple service and quality
! vertising.
The sales of continuous
■ ers are always increasing,
rightly attribute their success to the
selling help of advertising.
There is no story more interesting
than the story of the great concerns
who have beccme great on the solid
j foundation of quality and advertis-
ing. The story of their growth is
inspirational.
Continqous advertising increases
I turnover, which brings more profits.
; Business 'concerns who have the
foresight to advertise their wares
are those whs get the big business.
Continuous advertising will win
new business for any concern.
We
friends and good neighbors for their
many expressions of sympathy.
Also for the kind hospitality shown
our visiting relatives during the
qroo much work, too much worry. Tired but too
ncrvou.t to sleep. Counting imaginary sheep, re-
laxing your muscles, making your mind a blank, all no
use. Y ou 11 feel "all in” tomorrow.
Just dissolve a Dr. Miles’ Effervescent Nervine Tablet in a
Tat?r' ?rink the c,ear sparkling beverage.
I rift off into deep dreamless sleep and get up in the raornin*
refreshed in mind and body, and ready for the day’s duties w
pleasures.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine is now made in two forms—Liquid asd
Effervescent^Tablet. Both are the same therapeutically.
Get them at your drug store
Large Package 11.00
The Chicago Tribune evidently
likes to “stir up the animals” just to'
watch the fun. Its sarcastic edi-j
torial about Texas headed “Oh Yeah”i
was a direct challenge to the state’s;
youthful governor, Dan Moody, to
show what he could say, and how.;
Moody really did himself proud,
coolly weilding a keen blade without]
bluster or bombast. His long tren-!
chant reply was printed cn the first)
page of the Tribune. Following are;
two short excerpts from it:
“You say Texas would look well!
on the map of Mexico. Texas would
look well on any map.
Chicago in Texas, or if Mexico had I tomorrow.
Chicago in Mexico, the crime wave! rious.
Tuesday— I am a laying for Pug
Stevens and I will get even with him
too. Are dog got a habit of nawing
his tale and Pug sed just to sprinkle
Arsnick on his tale and he wood soon
quit nawing his tale pratickly. So
we did. Well little Napolean won’t
naw his tale no more.
Wesnsday—Sum of the kids tryed
to tell little Erny Phitz today that
they aren’t enny Sandy Claws, but
Erny is very faithful and he told
them that he wood keep on beleav-
ing in Sandy Clauz even if he new
there wassent nuthing in it a tall.
Erny is very cinsear for 1 of his |
few years.
Thirsday—Pa like to lost his1
job today. They was printing the'
noose paper where he wirks and a;lady had got marryed and’ they had'
also tore the livry stable down and ’
pa got the wedding story under a
head line witch red Old Landmark
Gone. But I gess if pa will pay for
a missing subscriber or 2 that is in;
arrears the boss will let it go
time.
The pecan is the king cf all nuts,
especially the improved thin-shell
variety. Innumerable pecan trees
be grown along numberless
Texas streams, where no val-
timber of any kind is now be-
grown. It is possible that
A
troyed more than 100 autos Many! . v . .. .■
4* • 1 • » . ■ s • « • v ts j UI I V I UK <11 L<1 V Hllldl I
families lost everything they had—I .
* -> tor an<* equipment
o I Hancock Hull El
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE by 62 3'S',n.ch TyPe SC steel sep-
NORTHERN arator« 1 52-inch 1927 model six-cyl-
----------e inder steel hall bearing inclined
cleaners, 1 No. 2-A Champion Ball
bearing 6-inch cast iron exhaust fan,
TOGETHER with all piping, elbows,
' connections, telescopes, pulleys, belt-
ing, shafting, hangers, set collars,
and conveyor used in connection with
above named machinery.
1 52-inch Hancock Hull extractor,
complete with all connections.
1 52-inch 1928 Model Six-Cylinder
inclined cleaner with all connections,
17-foot of 2 7-16-inch cold rolled
shafting, 1 24-inch by 10-inch by 2
7-16-inch steel split pulley. 51 feet
6 inches of 10-inch by 6 ply good-
year belt, 1 19-inch S. F| L. Post
Bracket, 1 2 7-16-inch Skayef Ball
bearing split fraction pillow block, 3
2 7-16-inch Type B Schatz ball bear-
ing, 3 2 7-16-inch split safety set
collars, 3 2 3-16-inch by
Flexible saw couplings, 1
by 2 7-16-inch Flexible
lings.
That the purchaser or
of the above described
shall remove the sameraised too mu h.
; cotton that it
mere song; s
'armers in the North and West are
Entered as second class matter at burning it for fuel; so much butter
the post office st Tahoka Texas, un-isnd eggs that the markets are glut-
der the act of March 6th, 1879.
That Id Slogan, “Ba k
farm," that we used to hear
must be all wrong, for acc
the economists we
We
must
much
would have been broken and the]
gangsters w uld have been prosecut-!
ed for more serious offenses than
vagrancy and the filing false returns
nn incomes made from criminal rack-!
eteering.
“Down in Texas, we would not bi!
concerned about Chicago's lawless-
ness or the career of its most prom-
inent citizen. Al Capone; of its fus-|
illades of machine-gun bullets in its
nopulous centers, except for the fact
that newspaper accounts
crimes inspire men here
this “fundamentalist”
tempt perpetuation of
as robbing of a chicken
stealing of a spare tire, and these
are annoying.” — The Pathfinder
(Washington)
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the night is just before the dawn,
reputation or standing of any indi- This fall has been. a dark hour for
vicfual, firm or corporation, 'hat may 1
Are Arms Proper
bureau cf standards of
STATED MEETINGS of
301 Tahoka Lodge No. 1041
frame, the first Tuesday night in
and sided with each month at 7:30. Mem-
together with the | bers urged to attend
10 ft. by 12 ft. in Visitors welcome.
C. R. RILEY, W. M.
J. L. HEARE, Sec.
CHILDREN
CHILDREN will fret, often for no
apparent reason. But there’s always
Castoria! As harmless as the recipe
’«n the wrapper; mild and bland as it
tastes. But its gentle action soothes a
a youngster more surely than a more
powerful medicine.
That’s the beauty of this special
children’s remedy! It may be given the
tiniest infant — as often as there is
need. In cases of colic, diarrhea or
similar disturbance, it is invaluable.
A eoated tongue rails for just a few drops
to ward of! constipation; so does any
suggestion of bad breath. Whenever
children don’t eat well, don’t rest well,
or I ave any little upset —this pure
vegetable preparation is usually all
that’s needed.
DIRECTORS
A. L. Lockwood
O. L. Slaton
W. I). Nevels
R. P. Weathers
W. B. Slaton
When you take Bayer Aspirin you
are sure of two things. It’s sure relief,
and it's harmless. Those tablets with
the Bayer cross do not hurt the heart.
Take them whenever you suffer from
• Headaches
Colds
Sore Throat
Rheumatism
When your head aches—from any
cause--when a cold has settled in
your joints, or you feel those deep-
down pains of rheumatism, sciatica,
or lumbago, take Bayer Aspirin and
get real relief. If the package says
Bayer, it’s genuine. And genuine
B lyer Arpirin is safe.
Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer
manufacture of monoaceticaddester
of salicylicacid.
to the
so much
rd ng to Friday—Well they has ben a
a!iead> pj<]emic of fiu where in are city
I gess I won’t
none of it becuz I
'an’t never get
■luthin. Wile skool
is going on at
least,
got it
Slack sed
wood last
wks. But
got it to
of
was >up and well
in less than a wk.
before he cud get
back to take care
of his pracktise.
I wonder does it
pay to hire Drs.
Saterday—Mrs. Blunt was here at
are house this evening and was a
lissening to the radio and she ast
Ant
and
she
but
American
singers from sum other country.
Sunday—Ab Lackey cum up and
ast pa today if he cuddent help him
out on actc. of he had a sick wife.
Pa sed Mebby he cud give him a job
in a cuppie weaks and Ab
wood be to late becuz she
able to work her own self
Monday—I was a trying
pa move the peano tonite and it got
•cn my toe and hurt it very bad. I
never did care for music noways. I
If we had wonder if I will half to go to skool
I know my toe is ser-
NERVINE
• TABLETS.
By virtue of an Order of Sale is ' M • of said day. at the Court House
sued out of the District Court, 106 door of said County, in the C>ty of
Judicial District, Lynn County, Tex- Tah.ka, I will offer for sale, and wi 1
as, on a judgment rendered in said at public auction, for cash, all of
court on the 13th day of October, A. title and interest of De
I). 1930, in fav r of Plaintiff, F. M. ^ndants, Seth H. Moore, and L. P.|
.. the
department of com-!
merce has taken upon itself the task
of defining the position of the wo-
man’s waist line. It seems that is
a subject which could be decided at
an arms conference.—•Wichita
con.
(2), Three (3), and
Block No. Four (4) of the
; town cf Newmoore, in Lynn
I Texas.
Being a main building
shape of an “L” the larger
being 28 ft. by 70 ft. and 22 ft. high J
and the other portion 28 ft. by 30'
ft. and 14 ft. high, all being a 1
structure covered
galvanized iron, 1
office, which is T
size with walls 10 ft. high, being a;
frame building -------•’ —J
I with galvanized
house 20 feet by 30 feet in size and
14 foot wails, with rcof and siding
! of galvanized iron; all located on lots
One (1), Two (2), Three (3), and
j Four (4) in Block Four (4) of the
j town of Newmoore in Lynn County,
Texas.
1 12x16 Atlas automatic engine, 1
66x16 Houston Stanwood & Gamble
boiler with steel casing, 1 feed water
1 heater, 1 boiler feed pump, 4 80-saw
112-inch huller pheumatic steel gins,
14 80-saw steel cleaning feeders, 1
60-inch single drum condenser with
j lint slides, supports, dust flues and
caps, 1 4-80 saw steel lint flue, 1 4-
180 saw steel belt distributor, 1 42-!
inch x 52 3-8-inch steel separator, 1
I quad cleaner, 1 No. 2-A champion]
| cast iron exhaust fan, 1 relay cotton i
I .leaner, 1 35-inch single clarage;
type C fan, 1 40-inch single clarage
i type C fan, 1 36-inch by 10 feet
] standard cotton cleaner, 2 bucket
elevators and equipment complete, 1
I 10-ton 8x16 strait wagon scale com-
| plete with compound beam and of-
i fice fixtures,
thh | cotton bale i
| mechanical tramper, 1 steel bound
; double box presv, 1 hydraulic ram
|and cylinder, 1 steam 8*4-inch by 10
Hydraulic pump, TOGETHER with
all piping, elbows, connections, tele-
scopes, pulleys, belting, shafting,
hangers, set collars, and conveyor
used in connection with above nam-
ed machinery.
It is the intertion of this mortgage
to cover the complete gin plant lo-
I rated on the property described here
in.
1 standard Fairbanks Seed Weigh-1
des- . „ , , . . , , .
| ing Scale complete with hoppers and
' | driving attachments, 1 bucket eleva-
: complete, 1 52-in.
' Hancock Hull Extractor, 1 28-inch
vidual, firm or corporation, ‘hat may many of our readers—for most of
appear in the columns of the News, people of this country, in fact,
will be gladly corrected When called The dawn must be alm st ready to
to our attention. break. We are looking for better
I crops, better prices, better times, be-
, fore the next year shall have been
This is our last issue during the spent.
present year: s we are bidding 1930 >
goodbye. While it has brought much |
of anxiety and mental anguish and |
heart-ache tc the people
tion and all sections of
yet it has also brought
ings which we
to minimize,
the blessings,
much on the
s< rrows. Let us
to the future,
year not with
with hope and
healing in its wings and Faith gives
us the courage to toil on and to
achieve. May 1931 be a most happy
year f< r all of our readers.
Mason, against Defendant, Seth H.
Moore, et al, and in favor of Defen-
dant Cicero Smith Lumber Company,
a c rporation, against Defendant,
Seth H. Moore, and in favor of De-
fendant, The Murray Company, a
corporation, against defendant, Seth
H. Moore, et al, in cause No. 821, in
said court, styled F. M.. Mason vs.
Seth II. Moore, et al, I did on the
10th day of December, A. D., 1930,
at 9:00 o'clock A. M., levy upon the
following described real and person-
al property, as the property of the
Defendants, Seth H. Mcore and L. P.
Jeffreys, to-wit:
All that certain tract of land sit-
uated in Lynn County, Texas, and
described as Lots Nos. One (1), Two short illness and upon the death of
(2), Three (3), and Four (4) in 4 —*>—-
original
County,
have
have so much
be sold for a
wheat thatMrs. Ruble D.
Suddarth
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