The Navasota Examiner and Grimes County Review (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 15, 1948 Page: 4 of 12
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Penitentiaries
Federal Relations
Counties and County Boundaries
Congressional Districts
Criminal Jurisprudence
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For Representative. District
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WM. ALAN MUDGETT
JAMES K. PRESNAL
WM. C. HALL
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ESLEY M. FIELDS
G. P. PEARSON,' JR
JLUBY A. CASEY ■ '
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IOLA, July 13— Mr. and Mrs.
Qu Hammond and children and
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Ane relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cotton were
tn Herat on over the week end
maRDk friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Williams
Baytown spent last week-end
f vsWk. Mr. and Mrs. Knox Wi1.-
StareU Cotton and Mr. and
Mrs Ed Reed of Beaumont’spent
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soft imported cotton, 57.
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the period Of a few months. On
the other hand, slipshod, meth-
ods in caring for eggs ' before
they are marketed can result in
quite a big loss in profits. The
reason Is that well handled eggs
are usually graded higher, and
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THE FACTS ABOUT FARM-TO-MARKET ROADS
The State Highway Department and Commissioners’ Courts designate and build
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ney last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis were
here from Houston Friday^
Dr. Louis Gibson of San Anto-
nio spent the week end with his
wife and children here.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Davis of
Dallas and Mrs. Katie Wells and
son, Don, of Houston spent last;
week-end here with relatives.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Williams
of Lamesa are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. X B. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Davfdson
are visiting relatives in Dallas
and Quanah. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Willis are
visiting relative? in Georgia.
Mrs. Ethel Davis and children
of San Antonio are, here with
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Grissett this
Mrs. Theo. Gilpin and children
of Houston are guests of Mr. and
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Comrhitice on Labfir
Committee on Internal Improvements
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ARE YOUR EGGS *
HANDLED RIGHT?
Too many people feel that egg-
handling is just another job that
must be done as a matter of
course in the management of a
laying flock. There is plenty of
evidence that the gathering and
handling of eggs is one of the
poultryman’s really important
tasks-—and not merely from the
standpoint that it is his way of
collecting the fruits of his and
his hens labors, either.
Higher Grades
Proper handling of eggs
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This soft, fine textured virgin wool blanket is down
to an amazing price. 72 x 84 double bed size.
Blue, rose dust, white, gold. Rayon satin binding.
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stoners’ Courts in their county programs.
There are 31 Senpte.Districts, and ours Is one of the smaller ones in Texas having a great
deal less than its proportionate part-of the State's population, square miles of area and less
than ',2 of its equal part of the cars and trucks using public roads.
* Yet. while just before Roger Knight became your Senator this District Was not quite get-
ting its equal share of highway funds, during tjie past two years your Senator has secured for
this District 3'- times as much highway funds as was obtained for it during the two years
before he became your Senator and about TWO MILLION DOLLARS, or a million dollars a year,
more than its equal share even if it were as large and had as many people and motor vehi-
cles as the average Senatorial District. - -
Roger Knight promised you to start a farrn-to-market road program, and the first was ap-
proved for this District about 4 months after he became your Senator. Some counties don’t yet
have one mile of farm-to-market roads; but every County of this District has underway a
farm-to-market program, and contracts for this District are now being let about three a month.
Some counties of this District have twice the area and three times the population and motor
vehicles as others; but the Highway Department assures Knight that, while all roads can't be
built «t the same Wm, each county of this District will get its fair share. . i
Roger Knight helped pass in the Senate thirty million dollars additional appropriation for
f<rm-to«market roads JaQ ,6jMW but it died in the House.
Roger Knight, when elected to a second term, will complete his farrh-to-market road pro-
gram by continuing to obtain for this District Its full share of all such funds and by working
to increase the funds available.
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Roger Knight hopes you will read his literature on his other first term accomplishments;
and, if you feel he Is entitled to an opportunity to complete his program during the customary
second term, he will greatly appreciate your help.
"ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER"
Political ad paid for by Grimes County friends of Boger Knight
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On Lay-Away
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POLITICAL 1
ANNOUNCEMENTS
This newspaper is authorized
to announce the following can-
didates for public office, subject
to the action of the Democratic
Primary Election in Grimes
County, Texas on Saturday, July
24,‘ 1948.
For Congress, 7th Congressional
District:
NAT PATTON
TOM PICKETT
(re-election)
BURKE T. SUMMERS
For State Senator:
MRS, NEVEILLE COLSON
C. L. McIVER
ROGER KNIGHT
(re-election) '
J. SALLAS
E. R. WRIGHT
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For District Attorney, 12th Judi-
cial District:
W. E. BARRON
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M1$S SLEDGE WINS ’
BEAUTY CONTEST
Miss Dovle Adale Sledge, for-
merly of Navasota, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sledge,
received the title of “Miss Junior
Orange’’ in a state-wide Junior
Chamber of Commerce contest.
Miss Sledge was judged on her
beauty, form, figure, po^i car-
riage. personality and talent.
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THE MELODY MASTERS
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County, Precinct No. 2:
CECIL L. CUMMINS
For County Commissioner,
Grimes County, Precinct No. 3:
JOHN PAUL KEELAN
For County Judge:
SOL A. JONES
For Tax Assessor-Collector:
EMORY BAY
For County Treasurer:
W. L. (BILL) ARRANT
For District Clerk:
MRS. P. L. JOSSERAND
For Sheriff:
JOHN FRANCKLOW
For County Attorney:
HULON C. HALL
For County Commissioner, Grimes
County, Precinct No. 1:
VIRGIL COOK
For County Clerk:
W. P. COCHRAN
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7- ' Lovdly New Designs!
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Wavy “hobnail effect." che-
nille lines- or colorful
“Horn of Plenty'' pattern.
Five ground colors, white.
Wavy hobnail . . . double
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Mrs. Lewis Wells.
Mrs. Davis Darby is in Bryan,
this' week with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Darby.
Mrs. J. A. Myres spent last
week in Houston with relatives.
Miss Betty Jo Wren is visiting
friends in Houston this week.
Rev. George Henry is now hold-,
ing a revival meeting at Enon
Baptist church in Iola.
Dr. .and Mrs. M. E. Mallett of
Jasper spent Wednesday night
with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nation.
The following day Mr. and Mrs.
Nation, J. W. Mallett and Dr.
and Mrs. Mallett went to Mart
to the funeral of Frank Coker.
Eddie Graham has returned to
her home in Lancaster after two
weeks visit with Dixie Boney.
Melba Boney has^gone to Dal-
las- to take a technician course
at Baylor Hospital.
Dixie Boney is visiting in Col-
lege Station this week.
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duce the top market grades of I
eggs? Here are a few of the im- I
portant points he should remem- I
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Pointers on Egg Cars H
1. Produce clean eggs. Have I
plenty of nests, keep the nesting I
material clean, don’t allow birds I
to roost In nests, and watch your I
flock for s(gns of diarrhea that
may soil eggs. \ '
2. Gather eggs at least three I
times a day, using ventilated
baskets. ' 1
3. Cool eggs promptly and
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below 60 degrees is preferred. • I
Keep the egg room fairly moist
and free of odors.
. 4. Pack the eggs carefully,
small end down. If possible can-
dle them before packing and
don’t send cracked, thin-sljelled,
or badly stained eggs to mar- »
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5: Market eggs at least twice
a week. Avoid rough handling
of cases and protect eggs against
•extreme temperatures on the
poultry raiser should do to pra- way to market. •
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Whitten, Bob. The Navasota Examiner and Grimes County Review (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 15, 1948, newspaper, July 15, 1948; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1327867/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.