Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. [29], Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1941 Page: 3 of 4
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Agent for Herder Truck Line
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will present entertainment, short
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FIRST PAT OF WELCOME
COLLEGE STATION. Ma,- 5.
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SPOT CASH Paid for old
automobiles for wiecking. Ob-
solete machinery, refrigerators
and etc. Old stoves, bones,
■crap iron, copper, brass, zinc,
feed and grocery bags, old
auto tires, old agricultural ma.
chinery. magazines, newspap
| ers, beeswax—
.* Will Call For, or Deliver to
Adam’s Junk /ard
Cuero Road, — Yoakum, Tex.
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WE’VE CROSSED THE FORTIETH
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“ROARING FORTIES "
d’tv conference on
( relations at Texas
public j -'hiv 12-14, according to an
pro
Uso—BifsterTCeaton in
“Spook Speaks”
and Novelty “Bear Hunt1
[ HOW ENCOURAGING. THE
ship i$ Bucking like
A MUSTANG EVEN NOW.
YOU’RE HITTING EVERY
^BUMP ON THE ROAD.
11 ■' of vanilla, 21 mm
jm.wASl 35 pound* of sqg^lgd
42 cakes of soap.
—(Tom.Tom. June 12.1H_H>— / '^^3
A scrubbing brush with stiff W
bii-t]es i< invaluable when wash-
in<r badly soiled collar bands. ■
mud-splashed hems or other
stains on white clothes. Lay the
cloth -.moothlv on the washboard,,
wet th(. Ii ish, rub it across B
bar ot 'oap. then scrub the gar- 11 wM
ment wit.i strokes of the brush.
— (Tom-Tom, June 12.13-14)—
The Herald's Want-Ads bring
results!
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See The New
NORGE RANGES
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NORGE ROLLATOR
REFRIGEROTOR
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SHAW S ELECTRIC SHOP
Bill May Shift Whole proved advantageou
| health, conservation.
Nation to Daylight J ‘ ‘ : 1
Saving Schedule
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Last Time Today
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th garden,
frage. Call
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inechanically-t rained men into
the Navy each year, are shown
learning about gages and preci-
sion measurements from one of
Ford I the instructors assigned t
defense task by the Heni|
Trade Schoo’.
duction, officials sail
With most administration heads
convinced that the nation is
again close to war, the pressure
is growing for a revival of the
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Whi n a busy West Branch house
wife sent her neighbor’s 10-year—
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weighed in 1918. The same situl-
tion might well occur :>
[ Representative Donald H. Me- ’
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Jumbled Grocery
■ Order Amazes
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world’s largest i Women’s Clubs To
Luis L.
‘h(. college agricultural economics • Mexican
department.
Miss Fletcher Ryan Wickham,
teacher of Spanish, Forest Ave-
nue Hixh School, of Dallas: and
Dr. John C. Patterson, of I’val- i America countries and base tirst
| BECAUSE the modern battle-
*1 sh p is just about the most com-
i pkx mach’r.j in the world, the
Navy’s new recruits aavp to be
t:.lined in technical skills. Chief
center for such training is the
Navy Service School which
Henry Ford provided and equip-
ped in the heart of the
Rouge plant at Dearborn, Mich.
Here approximately 1,000 appren-
Last Time Today
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YOUNG SHOES...
INSIDE AND OUT!
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°r<^ , men’s Cl-’bs, will hold
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A&M College ' Evans,
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by J. Wheeler Barger, head of
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Inter- | hand knowled’i> of their subject.
Mrs. J. \\. Walker, of Plain-
view, president of the
Federation of Women’s
Mrs. Ira I). Sykes of Houston,
president of the Fourth District.
I.F.W.C.; and Mrs. Clyde March-
hank, ot Beaumont, chairman of I
the International Relations Com-
mittee, T.F.W’.C., all will take
part in the opening program on
12.
S udt nts at the college
Mexico, Venezuela, Peru,
zil, Colombia, Pnerta Rico and
other Latin-Amerifl*B nation* ’ '•Si
A daylight saving time pro-
gram, placed on a nation-wido
bas's as a defense measure and
extending from the last Sunday
in March to the last Sunday in
October, may receive congres-
sional approval this session, it
is reported in Washington.
When daylight saving time was
as
into the house of representatives |
national dayligh* saving biil.
re erred to the committee ;
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son to the grocer’s, she
reived more of an order
she bargained for.
She handed the hoy a
the articles she wanted as fol-
lows :
1 liottle vanilla
1 can baking powder
5 pounds sugar
2 bars soap
Absently, tae housewife check-
ed off the list with her pencil.
‘•One, two, three, four items,”
•b* writing th*< figures
• W tke list, i
been engaged to speak twice dur-
ing the conference.
Other speakers will
mana <er,
Department,
Chamber of Commerce; Hon.
Duplan, of Hous on.
Consul; and members
of the Texas A&M ( olleg,. s
whose teaching subjects touch
on foreign relations. Many of
them have visited in Latin-
Mgw’Vii’H, it-wa* learned.
President Favon B*U
P"-?s:d nt R > 'srv It is
to favor f< del ill daylight
and tl’.v :umy a; d navy
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Texas Federation of
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factory. Three students of the (
of the Alamo, and author of the
famous “Vktfory of Death”
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Morgan, Cena S. Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. [29], Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1941, newspaper, May 5, 1941; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1366447/m1/3/: accessed May 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.