Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 295, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 22, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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PLENTY OF
OVER 30 MILLION BOTTLES SOLD
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Call 300
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ENGINE REPAIRS
the
Mich. Capital
$1/40,000.
Wert Bonad
feet.
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is nature’s great
health builder
is the reflection
of radiant health
R. M. Fields’ Book
Store
FOR FRESH
EACH DAY. PIlbNE 160.
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All Counterfeits, Imitatdo:
Experiments that trifle witff
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21.—Several
tests around the new 1.000-bar-
THANKSGIVING CARDS,
' TABLE COVERS, NAPKINS.
In Use For C
I The Kind You Hi
TH. CINTAUH COM
Acreage is being secured
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machine.
Bargains.
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Mrs.
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must be Irtiry prod liter.
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rooms.
Clieaney
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WE DO PICTURE FRAM-
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C. C. Nance
Chiropractor
Over Duke MSyett
PHONE NO. 96$
Classified
ver 30 Years
re Always Bought
MTV. NSW YORK CITY.
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NORTH TEXAS GARAGE
LEWIS BROS. 208 E. CalHornia St. PHONE NO. 12$
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MRS. OLLIE L. THURMAN
LADY
Chiropractor
Office: 2O8J4 E. California St
FOR RENT—7 room dwelling, East
California street; all modern con-
venience. phone 530. (29i
FOR SAJ.E—White sowing
• Also a gas reflector neater.
Phone 504.
crop is practically a
failure in most sections of Texas. Un-
plione 610, or address * favorable weather conditions
Jones
Howard can boa st of his
second championship team and hi*
brother Tad can get seme satisfac-
tion in th? thought thr<t—“it took
the Lest team in the weot to beat
me.” ' | i
IN TEN-FOOT
ARE GOING TO
PljlCE 15c.
ALSO HAVE
THE 10c PACKAGE IN DIF-
FERENT COLORS.
Humphreys Increases Capital Stock.
Dallas, Texas, Nov. 21.—Tire regu-
lar 5 per cent cash quarterly dividend
and a 75 per cent stock dividend was
declared here Monday by directors
of the Humphreys Oil company. The
stock dividend increase the capital of
the company from $8/77,000 to $15,-
000,000, according to Col. Albert E.
Humphreys, founder of the organiza-
tion which operates in the Texas pil
fields.
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new. b
JqJ Nationalities.”
FOR TRADE-/Good automobile for
) household furniture. Address, “A,
B.,” care Register. (tf)
Made a Hit With Him
4 tert p« veri for insertloa.
3 certs per ward fur 4 taaer-
tlona
$ Mate par void fllx •
Una.
15 ente pur word jx 26 toner-
tioaa.
50 cento p«x line per month,
NO ADVERTISEMENT AC-
CEPTED FOR LESS THAN 300.
THE
W. W. Howeth Co.
ABSTRACTS and
FARM LOANS
COMPLETE ABSTRACTS OF ALL
LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
IN COOKE COUNTY
Ufe Make a Specialty of
Land Tittea
PHONE 321
ments; 9 miles southeast.
Alice McKee, 506, N. Taylor.
Winter is coming and you
should give some thought to
yocx Fire Insurance.
We write Fire, Tornado, Live
Stock, Automobile and Plate
Glass Insurance.
FOR SALE—A Bargain: No. 5 Wood-
stock typewriter, practically new
/ and in good condition. See it at The
Register office.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
DENNISON’S CREPE PAPER
FOLDS, WE
MAKE THE
Advertise your Poultry and Eggo
that you want to sell in The Register
Classified Column. You will get quick
results. Everybody roads these ads
every day.
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expected to soar in the^g
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UOur expert mechanics will repair your
engine quickly and at a minimum cost.
Drive in and let us inspect your car. We
will tell you just what should be done.
Tad Jones, the Yale coach, no
doubt will welcome Bob Fibhcr to
the fraternity of great conches who
have lost great games.
It is ndt to be expected, however,
that Fisher’s scalp will be demand-
ed by the Crimson alumni, while
many of the Yale followers have
been demanding the whofc hide o’
Jones since he lost the Iowa game.
Pre-war prices are
again with us now—
buy what you need
and keep the business
world active.
Railroad Timetable
Squeaky Auto
Wheels!
We take the eqtaUt out «f yeur
autonuhite wheels and tighten the
•poke*. Also do welding and ra-
diator repairing. Carbon removed
while yen wait. AH work quarts
teed.
GAINESVILLE RADIATOR CO.
’ 111 North Dixon St.
&>■ »•> Mte
If Iowa wins the Western Confer-
ence championship again this year,
it will mean much to the
family.
Writings of Lenine
To be Published
In Soviet Russia J
Riga.—A complete edition of the
works of Nikolai Lennine is abou; 1
to appear in Russia. It is to in-
clude everything he has written and
I will, in all probability, consist of .19
' large volumes of over 400 pages each.
■ • The material is arranged in chrono-
logical order. The first volume will
lie called “The early development of
the Socialistic Labor Movement dur-
ing the period of 1894-1899.” The
essays written by Lenine when in
exile fill several volumes. The ■
eighth volume is cqfitlcd “The First
Russian Revolution, 1905-1907,” Vol-
ume 9 deals with the agricultural
question; volume 13 is on the world
war; volume* 15-IS describe the
“Reign of the Proletariat,” and the
i last volume deals with the “Question
The books are to be brought out
by the state.
To be beautiful, all many women lack io the w«H-
rounded figure, sparkling eye*, curving, cheek,
cherry lip* and clear rose-tinted complexion that
come with vibrant, glowing HEALTH.
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Children Cry for Fletcher's
1 1 —'
irtiA-
ing Rates for
Daily Register:
I
“Follow the Ball” Wins Games
remedy that you would use for yourself.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium. Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
'* age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; * allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
< The Children’s Comfort—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR I A, ALWAYS
"My wife has taken your medi-
cine and has been w-onderfully ben-
efited. For over four years she has
had trouble with bloating and could
scarcely eat any food because of this
condition. Doctor's medicines «did
not help her and an operation was
advised. Her brother, who is a drug-
gist. sent her a bottle of Mayr’s
Wonderful Remedy and it helped her
at once. I cannot praise your medi-
cine enough." ItJ is a simple, harm-
prepration that removes the catarr-
hal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including
apiiendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded at Dan Siddall’s
and druggists everywhere.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
- on the wrapper all these years
joFt to protect the coming
generations. Do not be deceived,
and “Just-as-good” are but
Sand endanger the health of
Infants and Children^-Experience against Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with a
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FOR RENT—Nies, largs moder*
house-keeping room*, 809 East
Rrosdwsy, (*31tf)
FOR RENT—Three -unfurnished up-
stairs rooms; $12.50 per month, at
418 Noith Commerce. E. J. Ru-
waldt. (251
OIL NEWS
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More Tests Start Near Texas Well
Wichita Falls, Nov.
new
rcl well on the Hirschi farm, north-
west Clara pool, will lx* started with-
in the coming week, it is underst > d
Several acreage purchase* were re-
ported Friday. C. II. Clark and as-
sociates who purchased an eighty-
acre tract adjoining the Well on the
north where the first purchasers and
it is understood will start drilling im-
mediately. Others who bought acre-
age Friday are reported to include
the Godley Oil company, Texas com-
pany and IL M. Waggondr, who drill-
ed the discovery well of the Burk-
burnett northwest fiuld.
Isn't it * violation of international )
law, or something, to run a grog shop j
within three miles of an American-
ambassador?—Muncie Star. I
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A news movie shows Georges Gar- 117
pentier. The pose i* unfamiliar. He
is standing.—Arkansas Gazette (Uf-
He Rock)
Phon., s procession to the chill vaults of the
I25(|morgufe where the victims are to be
"• , pulled from their niches while the
Every time George Harvey goes to judge himself will preach a sermon
a banquet he i pills the beans.—Ashe-1 emphasizing the toll of reckless driv-
ing.
SEE FRANK COBBLE
When In Need of
BATTERY SERVICE
Distributor for
PREST-O-LIGHT BATTERIES
Telephone 239
rfM,- f: '
wT.- A
Fort Worth. I With the exception of the Pan- ■
(7-]4-^n.fK^bhaii<lle. wliere hwwi will still be-too
, !dry for plowing, all sections of the i g
state are in better shape than ever
[for fall planting, the report says.
■ The present condition of crops,
I however, is still somewhat dubious.
- -i— -—- — - J The wheat crop will suffer a de-
the BJeauty Specialist, vjjne volume this year due to the
sowing of considerable portion of the
crop in dust. Germination was poor
and the previous dry weather has
proven a severe setback to the crop.
Prices are i
face of the urgent demand for Texas
wheat from Northern points.
The hot winds in July and August
combined with the severe drouth just
H. E. Bertram
GENERAL INSURANCE
Next to Majestic. Phone 67
BUY—Second-hand j
prices.
(28)
i every game will mtfke * sfip.
“During this game, the opposition
i* going to make a mistake or fall
into error and YOU BE THERE
when it happens,'’ they seem to tell
the Princeton players before every
game. Invariably they are there
when it happens and they make the
utmct-C cf it.
Tiie eternal vigilance of Princeton
gridiron stars in following the ball
has developed into such perfection
that nine *times out of ten it is sure
death for an opposing player
fumble (he 1x11.
Sam Whita went onto the list of
undying heroes in Nassau's hall of
fame when he grabbed two fumbles
several years ago and raced
touchdowns that beat Harvard and
Yale. Gray, the great end of this-
year's team, turned defeat into vic-
tory by grabbing a fumble in the
famous tliicago game and a few'
weeks later in the Harvard game,
when the Crimson fumbled twice,
two Tgeis were on the ball and they
won the game.
“Follow ttie ball;” is !the first pre-
cept of every football coach, but
none seem to have so thoroughly
driven home the lesson as Bill Roper.
Ito a great md|tto for any game
and any profession.
Princeton's defeat of Harvard was
one of the greatest ourprises of the
season liecause the Crimoon lost on
fumbling errors—something that h
a rarity for a Harvard player.
empted from the taxes.
Aiderman Gilbert stated that a gas
her permission to erect a sheet iron heating stove was needed at the east
garage on Weaver street just back of ! fjre station and made a motion that
the old Chickasha Hotel and also to
erect an electric sign above the awn-
ing in front of the Chickasha Hotel.
Aiderman Giilbert moved that both
requests be granted, the work to be ' mudhole in front
North Texas Crude Demand
Increasing
Fort Worth, Nev. 21.—There
has been a noticeable increase in the
demand for crude in the north cen-
tral Texas territory for the last few
days and premiums, ranging up
to 50 cents a barrel again are being
paid especially in the Wichita Falls
territory. Several new independent
refiners are reported to have entered
the market there recently and are
bidding the price up. Some opera-
tors expect this to result in an in-
creased posted price for the month.
WANTED TO
furniture. 1 Fill pay top
R. J. Wakcfw d, phone 134.
While Princeton never can be
cu’ed of a “soft” rtyle of play, or
a lack of aggressiveness^ yet, “Bill”
Riper has developed one of the most
successful football systems in the
coimtry, based largely on the theory
that the opposition some time in
For nnxt few days Special
Prices on all new Cotton Mat-
treesea. Old Mattreeeee made like
new. CurtiioM and Floor Pillows
made to order. Ruga Dry Cleaned.
AU work guaranteed.
GAINESVILLE MATTRESS
FACTORY
703 E. California St Phone 13$
M. E. Wyatt, Prop.
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ther down the road. The court de-
cided that they would be unable to
assist on the main bridge, but would
take over all of the repair work on
i council members
were all of the opinion that the main
bridge should be repaired at once,
and oh motion of Aiderman Garvey,
the matter w*s referred to the street
committee with power to act , the
committee to investigate the dif-
ference in the cost of steel girders
and the wooden ones as have been
used in the past. The motion was
passed unanimously.
Aiderman Garvey announced that
he had been offered 5c a load for
100 loads of dirt from the bed of
Elm Creek, and declaring that the
removal of the dirt would make it
easier for gravel to collect after an
overflow, Mr. Garvey recommended
that the price be reduced from 10c
to 5c, and the motion w*as passed.
Aiderman Truett reported that an
alley on North Taylor street which
had no crossing was in very bvd con-
diticu, and following rains, a puddle I
of water remains there for several
days, making it difficult for smart
childreu to pass. Aiderman Schad
moved that the matter be referred to
the street committee.
Mayor Thomas stated that an ex-
amination of the city charter showed
I FOR SALE—7 passflngi
excellent condition.
Y’.,” care Register.
Worth Consid-
ering
Every day in the United
States, thousands of pairs of
Shoes are discarded that might
be repaired for further service.
If there was any way to esti-
mate the cost of this waste the
amount would be startling.
With our scientific methods
and modern machinery we will
repair your old Shoes and
make them as good as
At the city council meeting Tues-
day night, C. Emmett Marshall was
elected aq a member of the school
board to fill out the unexpired term
of Frank Morris, Jr., who recently
resigned. Four men were nominated
for the office, Mr. Marshall receiv-
ing the majority over Lee Lewis, J.
B. Tanner and Isom Beasley.
The meeting was opened with
{Jrayer by Mayor Thomas with all al-
Idermen except Greever and Kuser
! present. The minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read by Secretary
Savage and approved by the coun-
cil. A petition signed by J. C. Nickle,
L. R. Hays, and about 20 other resi-
dents of the vicinity asked that con-
creJ./crossings be placed across South
Morris street on the east and south
sides of the intersection of East Gar-
nett street, and across the same
street on the east side at the inter-
section of Tenney street. Aiderman
Garvey reported that there were
sidewalks adjacent to all of these
crossings and he made a motion that; that all buildings owned and used
the matter be referred to the street ; for lodge purposes were exempt from
committee for investigation. Alder- [city taxes, and recommended that
man Truett seconded the motion and [the colored K. of P. hall be exempted
added the amendment that the com- from the taxes that had b^en as-
mittee have power to act on the mat-[geg8ed against it. On motion of
ter. The motion carried unanimously. I Alderman Davis, the building was ex-
Mrs. Anna B. Powell presented a
petiffon asking the council to grant
make about
the yield last year,
the sorghum crop a
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RANTED—Hired
7 * and garage. Phone 610, or address 1 fa'orable weather conditions early
I P. O. Box 56 at Ince (23) in l,,c season, succeeded by the rav-
’ ■..»■. 4 ■ —■ ages of the case bearer, an insect
WANTF.1>—ida Hemstitching andjthat preys on pecan trees, have left
also hemstitch with silver thread |the trees practically bare.
With the beneficial rains of the last
'week or so all of these crops are ex-
pected to improve immensely.
Drouth, which has been the princi-
pal b&rrier to banner crops has been
WANThD-Woric of any kind. Mrs. dissolved by the rains, and the out
Pearl M. Gui|n, S08’ ~ '* ’ " “ l 'r-— “ ----
— atreet.
WANTE1>-Goo<| live boy whh.n 1 *1 Azv
wheel. V. esUfrn Union Tetegrapli; 1/611011 JUQ2C 10
* Co . (24 J !
WANTED--Dreiii-makiiig ami re- 1 Escort Speeders
modeling. Mis. P. H. Miller. 101 ]
] w,; Through Morgue
WANTED—SalAsniaa for Gainesville j ■ . —
and vicinity Uonimission con-1 Detroit. Mich., Nov. 22—(United
0 -tract only, foij span- ■time or full: Press.)—Astounding traffic judges
We will |teach you to sell in- throughout the nation last week by
through our free’his action in escorting traffic viol-
etton and help you ators through the maimed children's
l»lc business. Massa- hospital here, in addition to stiff
• Miscellaneous
ANY ONE des|ring residi rftial!
4 beauty work, fall 1164, Nancy
Sumpter, 1
1109 North Mills ^trect.
PHONE 992.
B. R. STEVENS, FOR ALL KINDS
. WINDMILL AND PUMP REPAIR-
ING AND GAS FITTING.
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c PHONE 252.
LET JOHN THK SOLE SAVER
HEEL YOU. — JNO. DELFELD’S
SHOE SHOP. E.'CALIFORNIA ST. [previous to the rainy spell will cut
RABRECTTF [down the yield in corn. The western
--1---- — q part of nie g(afc wj|| affected
(CALIFORNIA ST. most by the adverse weather condi-
- ■- ■ tions. The crop will only average
'about 77 per cent of last year’s yield.
Potatoes in Texas will experience
an axprage year, around 2/00,000
bushels being the expected crop.
Grain sorghum will
four-fifths of
’ Drouth dealt
Ph<>ne R. ,
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rooms j
East Main j f°r Texas is exceptionally
(23‘ bright, according to Mr. Schultz.
Marshal McCarty.
Aiderman Nelson reported that
Aiderman Davi« and himself attended
the last regular meeting of the Com-
missioners’ Court and presented their
request that the county assist in
the repair of the California street
bridge over Elm Creek and th^small
bridge several hundred yards fur- ! jjon
-------[ adjourned.
a stove be purchased and installed.
The motion carried without opposi-
tion. G. R. McKinley appeared be-
fore the council and stated .“hat a
----- i of his home on
done under the supervision of Fire North Taylor street made it, veiy
Marshal McCarty. difficult for him to drive his car
into his yard and out, and recom-
mended that it be attended to. Aid-
erman Truett stated that Street
Commissioner Springfield had been
ordered to fill the hole with gravel
as soon afl it could be procured. No
further business appearing, on mo-
i of Aiderman Nelson the council
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When you have gannMto that
need CLEANING and PRESSING,
wudd ithank yen te give me a
trial Charge* reasonable.
V. R. STOVER
305 Nerth Commerce St
Wichita Company to Drill
• Near Waurika
Waurika, Nov. 21.—The United
States Petroleum company of Wichi-
ta, Kan., has secured leases north
of Waurika and has made a location
for a test in the northeast quarter
of 3l-4s-8w. The derrick is com-
pleted and drilling will start soon.
Geological work in this territory was
done by B. D. Finley of Wichita,
in the
southern part of Jefferson county
by» Y. E. Hildreth and associates of
Forth Worth. His location will be
made known in a few days. Hildreth,
who was formerly associated with
i T. A. Edmonds iu Texas operations,
once lived in Waurika.
Big Well at Chickasha
Chickasha, Okla., Nov. 22.—There
are but two wells in the Chickasha
field to compare with the new one.
Tliey are the Nichols No. 1 discov-
ery well which gauged 49/00,000 and
j the Nicholos No. 4 which came in.
Monday. No gauge has been am [ M. K.
nounced on the Nichoh No. 4, but [ Arden DnfMt
owner. John B. Nichols, states Dallas-Denison — 9.50 a. M3 te
that it will run well over 50,000,000 [ 44 Denison----—10.15 p. 13.13
I Wert Botmd
13 Wichita Falls 7.19 a. 7J3 3.
--i 45 Wichita Falk 3J0 p. MB >
r.„•. :* t I ____
SANTA FE RAILROAR
» Sorth Bound
Na. Arrive 1MM
5.10 a. 5.15 a
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_______6.15 p. MB »
North Bound
____-10 15 a HIM a.
1.15 F LN p
--19.45 F 10N B
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The Harvard eleven was almost
out-thought, another strange miscar- I
riage of a system that is generally ,
regarded aa the most efficient in
football.
The injury to Charley Buell was
also n big factor in the defeat. Har-
vard specializes in the development
of great quarterbacks. This year, L
however, there was no one to take *"
Buell’s place and the team depended
so much on his judgment and balanc“
that when he was lost, it wait to
pieces.
PHONE 935
, HERRMANN, TIB ELECTRICIAN. I
Wanted
iCASTORlAI
WANT ADS AKE AIDS *0F WE-MOST POSITIVE 1KHF® TO PKOgPEKITY AND
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Emmett Marshall
Elected Member The
Of School Board
By HENRY L. FARRELL,
(Urted Press Sport® Editor)
New York, Nov. 22.—MirIi like the
okl logic that a calf will cboke him-
self if you give hjm enough rope,
new systems of sport strategy arc
being advanced and carried out that
a wise warrior will let his opponent
beat himself.
There is the example of the ccn-
servaitivc game of tennis character-
istic of the Japanese playcra. Their
idea of strategy is largely the pre-
sentation of numerous opportunities
for the opponent to make errors.
They seldom assume the aggressive
offense and generally they content
themselves >vith a sure return over
the net with chance that
anxk’iis opponent will
“out.”
;er Buick; in
Address “N.
(nl«f-
“ FOR SALE—Woudsiock typewriter UnniTV RfllTI
. in first-class condition. A bargain. Uva T J Halil LTiaiYVD
Aplv .1 .I k.,------<10 n 1 prft„nppf„
FOR SALE—BoehmT Clarinet, with V V U 1 IvOpvVlO
case, extra barrel and mouth- Fl Un 11 f F An C
piece- Repairs on all kinds of f (J £ f dll V I U P U
musical irnttrumcnii. J. W. Ray,1 .
phone .26. [ (2-«i I Houston, Texas, Nov. 22.— (United
o.ii- / » - ! Press.)—The outlook for fall crops
FOR SALE—Karlv 1922 a-passenger ’. r
i >' I i ... ■ in Texas is excellent as a result of
Ford; tn fine sliapc; at a big bar-1 . j •
„ , ,, j , I | the lieavv rains general over the
<gain. E. J. Rui’aldt. (2->» I 4 . .tux-
j I state, according to a report of H. N.
FOR SALE OR iRADE—120 acre ; Schultz, statistician of the federal
farm in north fvntral Arkansas. (bureau of agricultural economics, is
»Sea of write j. W. Pafford (owner), [sued here recently.
1009 Arlington Av|k, Fort Worth. I With the exception of the
Texas.
:JACY UONLHY Ind George Phiilipb
* want to till vqur hogs. Phone R. .
... *.»’!,« , i.., 'severe blow.
X.> fl". «UI>, T|i(. |imHi
furnished
time
come protect ion 1
aehool of iiwtmic
build a profitable tartness. Massa- hospital here, in addition to
chusetts Bonding and Insurance Co., jail terms, Recorder Judge Charles
Accident and I ealth Dept., Saginaw, L. Barlett today was to escort 25
(25; ; speed violators through the county
1 morgue to view the l»odies of six
traffic victims, three having been
added to the list during last night.
Shortly after arraignments this
buy good iniku cow, morning, Judge Bartlett will lead a
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Leonard, J. T. & Leonard, Joe M. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 295, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 22, 1922, newspaper, November 22, 1922; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1311523/m1/3/?q=%22Texas+Normal+College%22: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.