Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 114, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 26, 1923 Page: 5 of 6
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HAPPENINGS
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Firectone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio
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Texas.
GOOD SUPPLY ITALIAN
BEES IN PROSPECT NOW
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Pianos Specialty
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Where that good
coffee comes from
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. economical manufacturing and
.n,t.urt showing the fullest re-
Ur... ft.voiabie purchases of rubber,
*.7. 3 ui the 1>C% increase brought
. by the British Crude Rubber Re-
r'Jc’. on / ct, aid further in maintaining
the old rr -,c levels.
CUERO BUSINESS HOUSES
PLEDGE $1000 IN NINETY
MINUTES FOR BALL TEAM
Jim Mr Murrey spent Wednes-
Cuero.
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PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATION
CONSIDERS PURCHASE 4*
JEFFERSON MOMS FOR U. S.
E. J. Motis W. F. Adams
MOTIS & ADAMS
LaWY ers
Tactke id State and Federal Coarts
YOakl'M TKXAS
Ninety-five percent have no money at
the age of sixty. Our business
take you out of the eighty five,
ninety-two and the ninety-five
cent class.
Let the Firestone Service Dealers
Keep Your Trucks Moving
There are 800 Firestone Service Deal-
ers, located in the princ;pal truck; ig
centers, fitted by natural ability and a
thorough knowlf.’2e of trucking, to help
you choose the light tire for year roads,
loads and service.
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mt to Csoro Bunday to see the auto-
inoBUe dive performed.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hee visited Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Poth Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Buhr are the
very proud parents of a big 10 pound
baby boy since last Thursday, April
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Miss Martha Peters spent last Fri-
day afternoon with Miss Ada Albrecht
They say they bad a fine time. Do
you believe it Editor? (If they say
so. It must be so.—Editor)
COME OUT TO THE MORRIS
SCHOOL
Double attraction Fr <lav
M. Play entitled the
FamR} followed by
music
Firestone devt X-rmcnts of the past two
years have maCc pace fir the industry
and sc’ new ccrda in sure, economical
perfomtlrcc. 1 .e tires'
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the ITi:’ ’:'y
’ r-vetor
has a
Each pci . res
va!u® fer •’’£ crater.
Thlnnlg corn Is In the day's order
now around here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schumacher and
daughter Frelds, left last Thursday
of a joint
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Truck owners, using pneumatic tires,
will find the answer to every demand of
rapid, economical transportation in the
Firestone Truck Type Cords with the
tread that increases carrying capacity
and improves traction, and the powerful
gum-dipped carcass construction.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto CiHwray vteited
wttl MT. and Mr*. KMRR'a Bunday.
There was a base ball game in the
Thornes pasture Sunday. Hochheim
Prairie vs. Morris Prairie. Failed to
learn the score.
It la said that the game will be play
ed again at the Hochheim Prairie
School Sunday.
Mlsa A. Albrecht and Mr. Edward
Nash, of Oklahoma, motored to Cuero
Sunday afternoon.
Washington, Feb. 16 (Capital News
Service).—The proposal of Henry Ford
to buy the Oldroyed Lincoln Memor-
ial Collection and remove it from the
house where Lincoln died, on Tenth
Street between E and F Street, Wash-
ington. D. C, directly opposite the old
Ford Theater has arounsed a storm of
opposition among those who believe
that the greatest collection of mem-
entoes of the martyred president in
existence should remain in the Capi-
tal C)ty as a permanent shrine.
One organisation has taken the mac
ter up actively, and with the succss
of the Indies' Mount Vernon Associa
son
Mrs. Inez Gut'on
N Parker home
CALLS RECEIVED DAILY
AT STATE CAPITAL FOR *
TEXAS SCHOOL TEACHERS
College Station, April 26- Beekeep
era of Texas were able, last year, to
obtain a number of pure Italian queen
bees from the Queen Hearing Yard
of the Texas Agricultural Experi-
ment Station, A. A M. College, near
San Antonio, Texas. The prospect is
good this year for a much larger
supply which will begin to be avail
able about the last of April, according
to Mr. H. B. Parks, in Charge of Agri
cultural Investigations for the Station
Indigestion and its kindred ail-
ments aae largely caused by tooYnuch
hydrocloric acid In the stomach. An
excess of this acid causes fermenta-
tion and the stomach revolts,
suits: Heartburn, osur feeling
throat- and stomach, flatulence
heavy feeling after eating.
If you are suffering with indigestion
or any of the above symptoms are
present after eating, try EAT-AS-U-
LIK.
The formula of a recognised physi-
cian who haq prescribed it for years.
EAT-A8-U-LIK is sold under a posi-
tive guarantee, For a limited time
the Koerth Brod., Yoakum. Tbxas, of
this city will sell three 50c bottles of
EAT-AS-U IJK for $1.00 (the price of
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
$1.00 will be refunded.
In 50c and $1.00 Bottles.
-■ ■ Lincoln collection and
their requests at a nominal price of $1 Washington.
in per queen, and apiarists desiring some,
wo. of these queens should mail their or-
our| ders, accompanied with check, to Mr.
students H* B* Park8. Agricultural laboratory,
their employers
The movement to buy Monticello
and keep forever inviolate as a nation
alshrine the beautiful home of Jeffer-
son, is well under way. The Thomas
Jefferson Memorial Association has
been incorporated in New York to pur
chase and maintain Monticello as a
national monument to “The immortal
principles inscribed in the Declaration
of Independence,” so that Monticello
may rank among the country’s sacred
altars with the birthplace of Washing
ton and the tomb of Lincoln.
For many years there have
I movements to acquire the property as
a national memorial to the author of
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the Declaration of Independence, and
' jts present owner has signified
willingness to turn it over to the Jef-
ferson Memorial Foundation. Both
the Thomas Jefferson National Mem-
orial Association a Virginia organiza-
tion and the National Monticello As-
sociation. with headquarters in Wash-
ington. have pledged their co-opera-
tion
Cuero business men pledged nearly
$1,000 in one hour and thirty minutes
here this morning to support a local
base ball team It is expected that
$2,500 will be raised before the com-
mittee completes its rounds.
According to plans announced the
committees will be out only an hour .
and a half or two ^oura A day. Round
two win be made Thuraduy monism
beginning at » nMtoCR. MMBun it
the committoe have buun raqawtofl
to toent at tMa Bator at the Ntf toUL
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as a na
tional shrine in v iew, the Dames of
abb^ supply for bookkeepers who wish I-*°yal Legion have
to breed up their colonies to the high- thelr intention of working actively to
They are supplied by Persuade Congress to purchase
and most successful Home Study De-j<he Stat‘on to applicants tn order of Lincoln collection and keep it
partment.
We have been very successful
producing high-salaried men and
men, as shown by the letters in
catalogue from our former
their parents,
from prominent men and visitors
our big school. largest
training institution in America,
average of over 3600 tuivuiu’-mn tv* >
the last five years. Most Thorough,1
Practical and Complete course of bust
ness training to be had, in Half
Mr. and Mrs. \V. M Brown and |
daughter, Mary, returned Monday af-;
! temoon by motor route after visiting
i relatives and friends of Monteola.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Parker and daugh
ter, Dorothy Nell, of Hope spent Sun
day night with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Karl.
Mr. Ernest Steinmann was a visitor
in your city Monday aftempon
Miss Thelma Boon of Nopal is visit
ing Ver sister Mrs. W. E. Karl.
Prairie Hill School closed Friday
afternoon.
TOO MUCH ACID\WV
IN STOMACK MAKES
YOUR FOOD 8OUR
’Will Not Increase Prices on
Solid ajid Pneumatic Truck Tires
Until May 1st
Misses Inez and Frances Allen have
been here visiting Mrs. Joseph Carter
They returned to Hou-ton Sunuay.
Miss Elizabeth Cater' is in
Antonio attending the Fiesta.
Bankhead left for her home in
Houston Sunday alto.' visiting
mother Mt> < ooper her°.
M ss Atlin» Sampl" ha' been
oi Miss Doti> Denmark.
Lome in SmiL y Tiiurs
h.T3 Firestone been* so well
r. . ?.eC tc give o~vritcrs the greatest
nec,4.e of Cushion, Traction and Mile-
r-"’ “t th® lowest cost.
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Mr and Mrs I \
dr< n motored to < u-.o Saturday after-
noon.
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day.
Mr>
day in
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stindt motorrd
to Shiner Friday aftcrnovi
Mrs. Sam McMurrey is visiting
Cvero.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Cartel r.i.d little
d; ughters and Mrs. L G. Pearce mot-
oied over to Yorktown F iday alter-
noon They were ae: mipanied hom»j
b; Miss Eula Roberts who will spend
a few days with Mrs. Carter
Quite a few from here attend! 1 the
school meet at Lindenau Fiid'.y. Gur
school bringing home four silver cups.
Abnie Schroeder winning two, one for
Arithmetic and one for English. Wal-
ter Christransen winning one for His-
tory and Lucille Laster for Story Tell
ing. A number of others winning tn
athletic stunts.
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(Thanks.,
Rev. Purcell closed the meeting neve
I Saturday night. Had a good arena
; ance thruout the week.
Miss Sudie Day is visiting relatives
i in Yoakum.
Mrs. Viola Barker and son.
I spent Sunday
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J A. Tate and family visited at
I. Graham home Sunday.
E J Hillburn, wife and little
Frank Allen and
spent the day at S
Sunday.
i Ruby, Mabel and Mickey
| visited their grand parents, I, Koenig
' of near Cuero Sunday.
Tedy Taylor spent Saturday night
' and Sunday with Earl Parker of near
, Cuero.
| Claude Hedges was a Cuero visitor
Saturday.
Misses Eunice and . Alleen Hillburn
were shopping in Yoakum Saturday.
(Tell them to visit the Herald plant
' sometime when they- are in Yoakum —
Editor )
Mrs. B. Jacobs returned home.
There will be an ice cream social at,
■ the school house Friday night for the
, bene’fit of church. Everyone is invit
ed to attend.
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YOUNG FOLKS! DID IT EVER
OCCUR TO YOU THAT:
Price Protection as Long
Stocks Last
Ad-ittona1 tires will be supplied to
Service Dealers only so far as c ”• present
output will permit. Consult the nearest
Firestone Service Dea’er at once iep,ard-
your truck tire needs. Re is in an
advantageous no.'lion to give you an
unusual tire—a specialized se; rice—and
prices which may not be duplicated in
months. —
Austin, April 26—According to Miss
the Miriam Dozier, secretary to the teach-
Time and at Half the Cost of other ers' appointment
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courses in the ordinary business col- University of Texas, there
equipment applications coming into the ** office*
more than thirty specialized teachers. [ daily asking for teachers for
Let us train you for business sue-'year The office staff is busily
Fill in and mail coupon
large free catalogue.
TYLER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Tyler, Texas.
TDNOUI
Misses Alta Jones, Serlee Hunter
and Josephine spent Wednesday with
Misses Mary and Agnes Jurena.
Louis Smoflfte visited
ena last Sunday.
A. D. Jurena, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Jurena visited Mr. Joe Motal last Sun-
day.
Charlie Jurena and Mr. Orsak made
a trip to Cuero Saturday.
Joe Motal made a trip to
Home Saturday.
Mr. Frank Jurena
Jurena last Sunday.
Mr. Clement Vlnklark and
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. V.
Jurena.
Mr. A D. Jurena made a trip to Yoa j
kum last Thursday.
Will ring of with best wising to all'
the writers and EdfTdr.
.'Same from the Herald.—Editor.
Austin, April 26 Allan K Foster,
noted lecturer, will come to the t'ni
versity of Texas for a series of b-c
tures and conferences on the practi
cal application of religion to the
ious activities of life beginning Stir,
day. April 29. Mr. Foster, wlio mmes
to the I’niversity nndei the un-pic*
of the Y M C. \ and Y W <’ \ will
first appear as the leader
convocation of all Cniversnr
at the
the Heavy
i.:.; Truck Type Cord,
ion, Giant Solid and
; j—cover the needs of
- Jnj.e in a’l its forms. Each
7 ' l wvrk v ’lich it dees best,
a definite and special
There is a scarcity in the business
office of high priced men and women
today; many are worth a thousand dol
lars a year, but only a few are worth
ten thousand The late Prof James
of Harvard declared that the average
man uses only ten per cent of his
brain power Suppose you are twice
as capable as the average man,—you
are using only twenty per cent of
your maximum power, only one fifth
of your greatest possibilities.
Eighty five per cent of the men in These queens are reared in connec
this country are earning only twenty-1 ,lon whh the experimental work and
five dollars or less per week. Ninety-!*r<? best that can be produced,
two per cent of those in business fair Many of the Q^ens reared are used
between the ages of forty and fifty.) in the experiments, but there is gen-|
rally a surplus produced and as they tion in Preserving the birth place or
is to l**e ^U8t aH Koo<i as ihe experimental! bather of His Country
material, they constitute a very desir-
year The office staff is busily em
for ployed in gathering together the data
on each candidate for a position in
order that positions may be filled bx
appropriate teachers Aecording to
Miss Dozier, there are always teach-
ing positions for those who have
necessary requirements
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ALLEN K. FOSTER TO GIVE
LECTURE AT AUSTIN APRIL
29TH; SERIES TO STUDENTS
per
If you can’t come to
we will come to you through our large
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If the Dwelling you live in advances in
Better prepared than
Lets talk over your next
J. W. COOK
Real Estate and Insurance Phone 268
SO K YOAKUM RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Both statements are good arguments in favor of owning
your own home, if :
advance “hits” you. T ~ .
price—and you the tenant—the advance misses you.
So buy aphome. Get under a little “load” financially,
will show the kind of stuff you are made of. It aids in build-
ing strong character. Look over this list. See me about
the place that appeals to you.
Good five room house, good condition, sewer connec-
tion, 1 lot, High School District, $3000, one third cash, bal-
ance to suit.
Two story house, two lots May Street, close in $3000. One
fourth cash, balance easy. Lots worth the money.
4-room house, 1 lot Lester Street $1400; $200 cash, bal-
. ance $20 a month.
8-room house—two apartments—two lots, Davis Avenue
$4000. Good buy.
4-room house, two acres land, Davis Avenue $1500, one
third cash, balance easy payments.
• Several good 4-room cottages on South Street, $1500 and
up. Easy terms.
Have a brand new home, the “niftiest” in Yoakum, a
beauty. See me about price and terms.
Vacant lot opposite Fire Station, Front St. $900.
Vacant lot in “Y” for $100. Close in.
Many other attractive bargains.
Am still writing Fire Insurance,
ever to meet your requirements,
renewal.
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Adams, W. F., Jr. Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 114, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 26, 1923, newspaper, April 26, 1923; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1371114/m1/5/?rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.