Yoakum Weekly Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 15, 1940 Page: 2 of 6
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YOAKUM W1
SB
Anton Janik Sr.
TREATMENT
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THANKS FOR SUPPORT
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We recommend
FRED MAUR1TZ
For State Senator
PLE OF JACKSON COUNTY
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20,000 VOTERS
CAN’T BE WRONG
Laying
Period
$ .65
.83
The 15 voting boxes in Jackson County, comprising the
strictly farming sections gave FRED MAURITZ 826 votes to
62 for BOTH opponents.
The present senator’s home county gave the senator 1978
votes but gave his opponents 1198 votes.
In the first primary, 20,000 people in this district said
they wanted a change in the State Senate by voting against
the present state senator.
My Yoakum W<
■
R. J. ETLINGER
Distributor
KEEPING GOLD IN
MOTHER EARTH
(Signed) L. A. Whitfield, H. G. (
Schmidt and family.
The whole of Jackson County gave FRED MAURITZ
2271 vofes, to 330 for BOTH opponents.
Rota Caps, adult size, pre-
ceded by a 3 day PhenO
Sal treatment using 8 tab
lets to the gallon of drink*
ing water
Pox vaccination
Rota-Caps, pullet size (giv-
en at the time of the pox
vaccination)
As a conditioner and as an
aid in contro’ling Mycosis
To build up resistance to
cholera and typhoid
REASON FOR
TREATMENT
COST PER
100 BIRDS
I
1
All I have seen teaehee me to
trust the Creator for all I have
Mt seen.—Kmemm. z
(Signed) THE P
Political adv. paid for by Jackson County friend^ of Fred Mauritz
IlCra-i n-- innaiftft4,
1J5
100
FOR FURTHER DETAILS SEE
Yoakum GinsFeed Co
I
Congress, 9th District:
J. J MANSFIELD
(For Roelection)
Far Congress. 14th District:—
RICHARD M. KLEBERG.
(E • election)
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Thos. F Clark Company, Inc- 205 E. 42nd St , New York
reivi <1
bis-
POULTRY
Fall and Winter
DISEASE PREVENTION
PROGRAM
YOAKUM NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal Braerve and
Meral Daprait hmraaee Cwfrallwi
_
Old-Time Dance
d-a-n-c-e'
elicited some
the out-
thing about it was
me’’
who
\ ic<-
if
To build up resistance to bac
teriil forms of colds and roup
For the removal of round
worms, capillaria worms,
tapeworms, heads and all.
For ridding birds of lice
■£^0
For
pox
For the removal of round
worms, capillaria worms,
tapeworms, heads and all.
For the removal of round
worms, capillaria worms,
tapeworms, heads and all.
WAGON'
WHEEL
(Sweet Home)
Sunday, August 18th
Music By
BILL BOROS
and His Orchestra
ADMISSION
Gents 30c, Inc. Defense Tax
Everybody Welcome
several months.
Mr. Janik was bom in
ette County, Texas, moving
San Antonio Express and Eve ;
ning News, Leslie Ploeger, Agent
Phone 844.
si
arrived there
7 and that I
that country
Mates,
crisp
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LT HERALD
LY HERALD
Established 1897 Yoakum, Texas P*®;
l41f**t Guaranteed Circulation of any Publication in this Section
Published every Thursday by The Bankers Printing Company
H, D* MEISTER
CENA 8. MORGAN
MBS LORENE RHODES
. L Phone No. 99
that were
it is not
Avi-Tab \\ pound per 100
pounds of all feed fed for
10 days
Cholera - Typhoid vaccina-
tion 1 c. c. per bird
*
library Service could be rend-
ered to more of our rural peo
It appears that many i
POLITICAL
. ANNOUNCEMENTS
The following candidate* haze
■BQounced their candidtcy for the
f* effice to which they aspire, suh-
F • y*t to the action of the I >* in >—
eratic run-off primary in August.
PeWITT COUNTY
For Repr esen tative:
- JOHN J. BELL
(For re-election).
For County Attorney—
ARTHUR M. GREEN
For Cdtnnnsisoner, Piecinct 2—
H. (Sooky) PEEKAMP
(Re-election).
For County Treasurer—
P. I. McCORMICK
ALVIN BARNES
For Sheriff—
L. A BUEHRIG
(Re-election).
E. B. MARK0W8KY
For County Judge—
L STEVEN P. HEBERT
For District Clerk—
MAGGIE EDGAR
(Re-Election.
For Ass ssor Collector:
F. POETTER
(Re-Election.
For County Clerk:
HENRY J. KOENIG
(Re-Election)
Uth Senatorial District:
For Senator—
MORRIS ROBERTS
♦Re-election)
L FRED MAURITZ
For Constable, Precinct 6—
BOSTON E. BURKETT
JOHN COWEY
(For Re-election)
I A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUR MONEY
Always give consideration to the safety of your
I principal, rather than to the rate of return, and re-
toember, there is no substitute for SOUND BANK-
L ING in the matter of providing a safe place for your
, funds.
'
It will be ni<*«> tor Georgia if
that new gold strike in the old
' diggins near Dahlonega pans out
as rich as its <lise<4.erers Lope.
And bow convenient for the gov-
ernment! The gold will have tobe
kept in the ground.
sta
that the people that should
take an interest in such mat-
1 ters and should do their part
*** to try and solve some of
2c per word theRe problems, were conspic-
..... 1c per word jous by their absence.
I r-• •
city who, when they want this union eleven children*
to put over some sort of a bom, ten of whom
Surviving Mr. .
is Bailey Ragsdale —------—-----------
anyway that he should ____
criticize Agricultural Com- 8TATE NEWf.PAFKR AGENTS
missioner J. E. McDonald for „ ---;—
| saying what he thinks of Houston Chronicle. Le.Iie Ploe-
I Wendell Wilkie and Henry - —
Wallace? We are not yet Hiv-
ing under a Hitler regime
and unless we have too many
i we are
, not going to be under one.
And until that f*
American is free to state at I
Mixed Bacterin Vaccina-
tion, 1 c. c. per bird
Rota Caps, Adult size
NicSal (roost paint
thod)
h‘‘
LAVACA COUNTY
For Sheriff:—
ARTHUR P. McELROY
(Re-election)
* For justice of the Peace, Preet. 7
EALY ROBERTS
HENRY PLUME
For County Ulerk:
D L- HUDSON
(Re-election)
For Representatoive—
M A HOBBP
», PAUL BO ETHEL
(Re-election)
g* Far Constable Free- 7:
LUEY E. HAGAN
(Be-electioa)
PUr County Attorney
WILLIAM W. AJJ7EN
(Bo-election)
For County Treasurer:—
J. G. KONVICKA,
(Re-election)
L. Far County Judge:
PAUL H. FERT8CH
(Bo-election)
t Ibr Aaaeoaor Collector
B. A- TURK
(For Re-election).
i For OommladAner, Prednta S-7.
O. O. (Doc) BURKETT «
ticular instances
outstanding. But
MODERN |
D A N C E
at
TURNER
HALL
(Hochheim Prairie)
Saturday, Augrust 17
Music By
STOCK’S SWING
BAND
Gents 40c —- Ladies 10c
Everybody Welcome
even people
taller cities. |
‘ting was in- Lavaca County 45 years ago
an (illness of
1 want to thank the voters of
DeWit^ county, who gave me
t'neir sup|»ort in the first Primary
in my candidacy for Sheriff of
DeWitt county and I will appre-
ciate any support given me
the Run off Primary on j
24 th.
(Signed) E. B. Markowsky, For
Sheriff, DeWitt Co. (d-wc)
Music by
The Ei^ht Premiers federal office holders
of New Braunfels, Texas And until that time every ! Ave. aeent for Houston Post.
Adm. Gents 10c, Indies FTee American is free to state at I ’
COME AND HEAR THIS j least the truth about people.
GOOD ORCHESTRA PLAY; Hiis man Ragsdale, who-j
! ever he may be, evidently has i
________________ | and thinks that he can tell
j Texans what and how they
must think. It is the free
and intelligent thinking peo-
ple of this country that have
made it the country that it
is and we are not yet ready
to surrender that right.
--*--
FRED MAURITZ
I Candidate for State Senate, will
I sp-ak ev<*i-y Monday and Thurs-
day at 12:45 over the Victoria
radio station, dial 131. IL- will
also sp<>ak at •> o’clock in tin*
morning on next Wednesday and
at (> o'clock ('lection day morn-
ing. These two early addresses
will be directed jMnticularly to
the farmers. Please listen in to
these radio addresses -and hear
the issues in his campaign dis-
cusion by Fred Mauritz.
a news
arth only the I
’hat
BUILD YOAKUM necessary because the guilty
... , know it and whv burden
<‘ U ()t!ie'rs wit|, then shortcom-
W°1 il> was received today
fr«,in < ;ilb“rt Ih'ters, a for
’ < mp'oye of The lb raid
> is now in the I . S. sei
•iiid is stationed at Lev.
Field. I lenver, < '<>1., si a'
ine that he arrived there ar
i rie])t on .Inly 7 and that he
! is o’!j<>\ inp that countr\ al
i (hou;/h, he
air is pretty
morning.
Fajp
te
i to
make his home. He had been
engaged in farming all of his
life.
I Thirty years ago Mr. Janik
and his family moved to the pre-
sent 'nome place, which he bought
and improved.
In October 1897, at
z Texas, he whs united in
CARD OF THANKS I
Wewish to thank nil neighbors
for the kindness
i shown during the illness and
MMiiM^MH^MMMHIMMM When advertising carries a (death of our loved ones, and Rev.
y-w * punch with it then the plac Paul Kricker and Rev. Wolfsdorf
D-A-N-C-E i ing of an ad in The Herald ■ for their consoling words.
brings results,
at |
KOKERNOT GROVE
Dance Garden
SATURDAY. Aug. 17
6 miles west of Shiner—
13 east of Gonzales
MERCHANTS TRANSFER
Local R Ix>n( Diatanoe'Moving
Kcusehold Goods a Specialty
Dsy Phone 181 - Res. 523
K&, a
Bonded Insurance
For San Antonio Light ee* '
Worry or T. H. Stevens, 604 Vest '
Gonzales Sf. Phone No. 3
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tel
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Entered aa seeond-daas matter at the Post Office, at Yoakuin, 1 *
Texas, under the Act of March 3, 1897
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, per coliynn indh
Beaders, in personal eohuan ...t.
\ Qaaaified
V. (Display rate for Daily and Weekly — Same ad
-• in —eh, 55c combination)
Dm eent per word will be charged for all Cards of Thanks. R, so
lotion* of Respect and similar matter of Ixxlgcs. Societies, Sup-
pen, *te^ where an admission fee is charged the public.
J^r,PORTS are current that
arndhe, ear m lhe low pne-.u^ wi|| ,
cd Iicld will make its ap j j,
the'new ears for 17|’|'Thea,i'<'rlisi"i'' bl il’os results.
new e,u s for next v'ar are I .T!'?' "Merehan.H.se and Se-
expeeted to feature the eco-iv,c<; ."“ft «<lverti«-m<-nt ear
,„„i r.... ne<i in I he llera'd I hursday
eration. Since nearlv half of' 1,1 '"" '"f l ,'sults- .Tl,e Ke": in S',i ■
what is paid out for gasoline 2Leman who/sJln , "f 'i" '"Y A ' A
is in the form of taxes the,th,s PJW advertising has dnwbnn of the Huffington Fu-
car buyers are demanding th“ a*™' ’!«•“<•- o.
cars that are economical. I State of lexas land parts of 1 all hearers were: Alois Sim-
j other states, and he stated per, Bennie Simper, Adolph Sun
I Saturday morning that the i»er. August Knhecka, Steve Jn-
A MEETING was held at, response Friday to this adver-1 nik and Eddie Zahn.
the high school auditorium | tising, was one of the best j
Monday night to see if plans that he has had for the first
could be worked out by which; day of validating the adver
wwwww* i tisements and Saturday he and friends
was kept busy all day.
' J)VERTIS1XG
paper is w:
Hing piwer ’hat advertis
■ in that periodical has and Poth.
t“ pulling power of a peri
ouical depends upon the sub
scribers it has and the stand-
that the ing that the periodical has in in
in the the community. The Herald life
has the readers and the read
ers are bonafide subscribers, band
■They get The Herald because (her. and
they want it and the peopl • to go when needed.
1 Funeral services were held
That is why The Herald from the Shiner (’atholic church
Thursday, August 8. at 9 a. m.
Merchandise and Ser- The Rt. Rev. Mons. Netardus
officiating. Requiem High Mass
was celebrated.
Interment
ucr
Paul Himly, 319 Montgomery ,
• - -'I
It was a rebuke merited by tne present senator’s official
record, contrasted with that of his opponents.
The record shows—
That the present senator voted AGAINST old age pen-
sions.
That FRED MAURITZ voted FOR pensions.
That the present state senator voted FOR a sales tax.
That FRED MAURITZ is AGAINST a sales tax.
That the present senator voted TO TAX FOOD.
That FRED MAURITZ will vote to tax profits of oil, gas
and sulphur.
WE, THE PEOPLE OF JACKSON COUNTY, WHERE
FRED MAURITZ HAS LIVED FOR 47 YEARS HAVE
CONFIDENCE IN HIM.
In the first primary, we showed this by giving him 87%
per cent of all votes cast for state senator.
Contrast this with the vote polled by the present state
senator in his own home county.
Moulton,
mar-
We have people about the'riage to Mias .Sophie Simper. To
i were
some soft of a born, ten of whom survive.
proposition they raise Cain Surviving Mr. Janik are rhe
when the public does not re- following: his wife, Mrs. Sonhm
i spond to their call and such Janik; five daughters: Mrs. Pln-
were notably absent from this lomena Kubeeka, Mrs. Marv Dra-
meeting. We could name pai^ bek, Mrs. Annie Mikes, Miss Al
bina Janik and Miss Adel Janik,
all of Shiner; five sons. Anton
A.. Frank, Adolf. Rudy and Al-
bert Janik, all of Shiner: two
brothers, Steve Janik. Sweet
Home, ami Frank Janik of Flo
resville; five sisters. Mrs. Frau ,
<is Op.la. Oklahoma. Mrs. M.
’nstejovskv, Danburv. Mrs. Bet-
tv Farek, Kine-ville.'Mrs. Havel,
and Mrs. Stavinoha. Ph
ceilii. T'-xas. Aho. 21' grandchil-
dren .
D< r-eased v as Lorr, ami
t’nc Catholic Faith, living
♦ rm to the teaching'-' of Lis
hurcli. He was a faithful hus
a loving father, a true bro-
a neighbor always ready
,of the rural people do not get ’ Anton Jan,k Sr » 67 .v™”-
the benefit of what libraries 11 months and 21 days, passed
we do have and that we are from this ,ife Tuesday, August 6,
woefully short in providing Ht 1 ” m following
. Owner and Publisher library senuce
Editor in twyM
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Morgan, Cena S. Yoakum Weekly Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 15, 1940, newspaper, August 15, 1940; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1366276/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.