Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 97, Ed. 1 Friday, April 6, 1923 Page: 2 of 4
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All fixtures, autos and office equipment also
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Railroad Fare Refunded
One-half kailroad fare refunded on pur-
chases of $500.00. Full Railroad fare re-
funded on purchases of $1,000.00 or more,
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Entire wholesale stock open for inspection,
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degree after he finished college. The father replied that he hoped he would
land a J. O. B. at once.
D. E. Cobb has returr-ed from Hous-
ton where he spent several days on
business.
Tyler Commercial College Scholar-
ship for sale. Apply Herald Office.
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Soane people are so given to worrying that they are wondering if the moo-
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We do not believe that family disciplin is dying out as it is our observation
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Texas has a I
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the Union and is only ranked By Call?
fornla in the production of honey,
yet considering Its large area and the
wealth of nectar-bearing plants in al-
most eevry region of the State, it is
obvious to those making a study or
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many sections have an unusual oppor-
tunity to profit hr providing a few
colonies of bees to gather the nectar
.that is at present going to waste.
Having this condition in mind. Dr.
M. C. Tanquary, Chief of the Division
of Entomology, Texas Agricultural Ex
“ periment Station, K. A M. College, be-
gan last year to test out several hith- dan who has prescribed it for years,
erto untried regions as to their honey
producing possibilities. He placed
five colonies, or rather nuclei, respec
tlvely at Spur, Lubbock, Chillicothe,
Denton, Troup, Angleton, and Beeville
under care of thq sub-station auperirr
tendent at these points. Ijsually good
results were noted at nearly every
point At Lubbock handsome yields
of honey were taken on August 15th,
although the bees had only been plac-
ed there on May 22nd. At Angleton.
due to storm damage, it was impos-
sible to note whether the regUih is
suitable for honey production. At all
of the other points results were quite
sufficient to justify the recommenda-
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^3^ aqfll breezes and cheerful bird songs, seems to put a new spirit into the heart.
The man who at other times is indifferent to appearances, will come forth in
his overalls ^t^Jumper, prepared for heroic deeds with rake, spade and bon-
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This impulse toward'industry should be worked for all it is worth. A
Clean-Up Day oe Week should be appointed in every community. The home
-folks should all be organized.into an army of anti-litter workers, each family
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detailed to clean up its own refuse. Also they should be induced to add some
touch of beauty to their grounds. Municipal authorities should be urged to
make careful arrangements for street cleaning for the season. Landlords
should be reminded that their buildings will rent better if kept well painted
and repaired.
An incessant stream of visitors passes through our towns today, and Yoa-
tcum is under constant inspection by visitors. These folks form impressions,
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They tell us at tobacco shops that the old corncob pipe is coming back and
that It has been giving the fireside boys much pleasure these long winter
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Some genius conceived the notion that Clean Up Week or Clean Up Day,
if appointed during the spring months, would appeal to the popular phycho-
logy at that particular time. It did so, and today such occasions are observ-
•ed in thousands of communities.
The desire for improvement seems to Influence people at this season. If
-you asked a man to clean up disorder around his place in July, he might
-evasively postpone the suggestion.
But in spring some lure of out dors, emphasized by the bright sunshine and
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larger number of coi book, so Ur as known, there were no
other boos in the county when this eg
periment was begun, and nt Spur,
there wore only throe other cotonlss
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TOO MUCH ACID
IN STOMACH MAKES
YOUR FOOD SOUR
Indigestion and its kindred ail ’ Z
meats are largely caused by too much
hydrocloric acid in the stomach. An
excess of this acid causes fermenta-
tion and the'stomach revolts. Re-
sults: Heartburn, osur feeling in
throat and stomach, flatulence and
heavy feeling after eating.
If you are suffering with indigestion
or any of the above symptoms are
present after eating, try EAT-A8-U-
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The formula of a recognised phyat-
EAT-A8-U-LJK is sold under a posi-
tive guarantee. For a limited time
the Koerth Bros., Yoakum. Texas, of
this city will sell three 50c bottles of
EAT-A8-U-LIK for |1.00 (the price pf
two). If after taking one bottle the
purchaser is not satisfied, he may
take the two remaining bottles back
to the.drug store, unopened, and his
11.00 will be refunded.
In 50c and ll.OO Bottle*.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brice left today
for San Antonio to spend the week
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1 Marsh M, »M. at Yoakum. Tessa, as RaareM Cteaa Matter, Vader
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7 *JOAKUM-<Preuiutimi ,um or. i oasare 1W). Mwirt Wm botwoen
M MeniO and Housttm or between Corpus CMistl and Ware. >. ?.
YOAKUM—On three highways . King of TraiM; C. A. M. A. A. Bauto SA;
a. Whitesboro, Fort Worth and Gulf Highway.
KUM—Home of big 8. A. A A. P. Railway Shops and of state's largest
r and mareie works. Trade center for three counties.
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cofffee come* from
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Adams, W. F., Jr. Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 97, Ed. 1 Friday, April 6, 1923, newspaper, April 6, 1923; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1371097/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.