The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 119, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 26, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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Wednesday, January 2G, 1921
THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
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Announcing New Arrivals
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at an elevation of 10,000
it is said to he improbable that it
THEY ARE MODERATELY PRICED
here or in the mountainous regions of
$49.50
$59.50
$62.50
$75.00
And West states and also along the i
Total income
Pacific coast.
! Already appropriated
(College Men Leaders
In Nation’s Affairs
Less square paving
$25.00
leaves to
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Cleaning, Pressing, Alteration, Dyeing
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IF IT’S THE BEST YOU WANT IN
Stop and Think
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eventually you will be our customer.
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Residence 1195J
Used and Rebuilt Cars
"This is a Studebaker Year”
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Marshall Battery Co.
308 N. Washington
— They’re here—ladies of Marshall—the new spring
dresses. And we say they are the cutest things—that
have been shown in this store for many a day.
Dr. Whit Pugh
SPECIAL ATTENTION
cording to Warren S. Stone. grand
chief of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
Willard
Batteries
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BUDGET OF CITY
FOR THE PRESENT
YEAR ANNOUNCED
$ 43,200.00
11,200.00
6,400.00
9,600.00
3,200.00
4,000.00
6,400.00
800.00
3,200.00
2,700.00
NEW BERRY FROM
SOUTH AMERICA
TO BE IMPORTED
ooked at
it the re-
of the Colombian mountains is tem-
pered by thrir nearness to the Fqua-
Willard
Plus
mal basis—therefore I am reducing
the price on JONES 41 cotton seed
for planting to $2.50 a bushal.
Ad valorem tax in general
revenue ____ _____ 1
Water bond tax _____
Sewer bond tax . ------
School bond tax____
City Hall bond tax —
Street paving bond tax --
Sidewalk bond tax___
Park bond tax __________
Viaduct bond tax _____ -
Street paving special tax
and teach them how to value it. for the benefits of this
gift if used in the right directions will be lasting.
32,000 00!
35,000.00 i
tain whether the berry can be trans-
planted to this country without loss
of some of its native characteristics,
because of the peculiar climate of the
region where it was found.
While the plant grows in Colombia
in tan, navy and brown. They have been marked
at this low price ............................
GERMAN FAILURE
TO DISARM WILL
BE CONSIDERED
Church Stands Like
Solid Wall Against
Movies On Sunday
Automobiles, Motor Trucks, Tires, Tubes,
And Accessories—
Thousands In Alms
Distributed By Pope
—Calling vour attention to one lot of Taffeta Dresses, that have just been
opened in i.?w tunic or ruffled effects. Georgette combinations, and colors
Genitor-Urinary Diseases
At G. A. Livingston's Drug Store
West Side Court House Square
All work guaranteed satisfactory.
On new and novel California
treatment.
i The cost of living is gradually de-
clining and I am going to do my part
in helping the decline to reach a nor-
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Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
or more feet.
Have Your Suit
DRY CLEANED
Not Scrubbed
TIP TOP TAILORING CO.
Phone 900
Studebaker Automobiles, Federal and Stewart Motor
Trucks, The General Tires.
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THE 13TH CLEANER
“Unlucky for Dirt”
SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE
The desire of every parent is to give to their children
they best they can obtain in pleasure, comfort, school-
ing. music, art and everything else that adds to their
pleasure and happiness, but don’t forget the most
substantial, enduring gift
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
$105,800.00 !
11,200.00 ,
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Guaranty State & Savings Bank
Capital Surplu: and Profits over
$100,000.00
A Guaranty Fund Bank
an agency for raising money for
READ THIS
Price On JONES 41 Cotton Seed Re-
duced to $2.50 A Bushel—
F. O. B. Hallsville.
1,500.00 j |
200.00
2,000.00 |
500.00 !
1.200.00 !
2.855.00
—Many of them are made of the new Canton Crepe that is taking the
country by storm this season. Taffetas predominate—with their dainty
trimmings of eyelet embroidery—a decided striking effect—that is also
new. Beautiful Georgette combinations and Tunic or Ruffled effects.
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More Co-operation
Of Consumer With cmer or me srotnernooa oi Locomo-
Producer Planned tive Engineers and a leader in thej
congress here.
All moneys received by the city, not
above enumerated, can be used by the
city for miscellaneous purposes, and
the same is so appropriated.
Respectfully submitted,
A. M. FINLEY.
Chairman of the Commission.
Filed Jan. 19, 1921.—C. S. Rice, City
Secretary.
Cfice over Western Union Of-
fice. Hours 9 to 12, 2 to 1.
could survive
duced price.
My seed have all been tested by the
State Agriculture Department and
given a germiation rating of 94%.
Can you ask for a better guarantee?
If not as represented, your money
back. Plant better cotton this year
and keep this year’s crop oupt of the
JUNK pile this fall.
H. J T JONES Texas,
A. B. DOUGLAS, Marshall, Agent.
At the Sunday morning services of
the North Marshall Baptist Church
the membership voted unanimously
horticultural world. Plants and seeds I
thus far introduced to this country
were brought by Mr. Popence from
I El Penon, between Sibate and Fus-
agasuga, in the department of Cun-
dinamarca, where the plant is said to
be found in greatest abundance.
As yet experimentors are uncer-
pected to attend the convention, ac-
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82,355.00 ,
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tion of the disarmament clauses of
the treaty. The expert will meet to-
morrow morning while the council
will, contrary to expectations, take up
the situation of Austria instead of
reparations.
I estimate that the city will receive E
for the year 1921.
region where the giant grows in pro-
fusion could account for the fact that that the appropriations for the year
S. E. WOOD, JR.
ISTRIBUTOR
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be appropriated $ 94,600.00 €
lower South America. The climate
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Appropriations.
Water department _____ $24,000.00
Meters .. _____ - 3,309.00
Warrants 1,250.00
' Street department ---- 18,000.00
Tractor, etc. _________ — 2,450.00
Warrants _ _____________ 1,500.00
Fire department ______ - 12,000.00
Hose _______ - ____ 1.058.00
Eire engine - ___ _ 2.120.00
Warrants ______________ 750.00
Police department________ 6,500.00
Street lights ____________ 6.458.00
Health _ ________ 3,600.00
Printing and stationery---- 1,500.00
Salaries ----- 7,105.00
Miscellaneous ------ — 3,000.00
By The Asnoclated Press
Washington, Jan 25—Predictions
Finley and adopted at a meeting of
the commissioners held yesterday
afternoon:
To the Honorable Commissioners of
the City of Marshall:
Dear Sirs—As required by the
charter of the City of Marshall, I
herewith present my budget for the
year beginning Jan. 1, 1921, and end-
ing Dec. 31, 1921.
From the records and from other
information, I find that the revenue
to be received by the city for its uses
during the said year are as itemized
By The Assoclated Presa
Valparaiso, Ind., Jan. 25.- Thirty-
six per cent of the members of con-
gross. fifty-live per cent of the presi-
dents of the United States and fifty-
four per cent of the vice presidents
have been college graduates, accord-
iing to an announcement made by Dr.
G. C. Borst, dean of Education of the
. Valparaiso University.
Dr. Borst also made the statement
| that there is only one per cent of
college graduates in our male popula-
l tion of graduate age.
“Nearly fifty-five per cent of all
cabinet members, sixty-nine per cent
| of the justices of the supreme court
.and eighty-five per cent of the chief
। justices have also been furnished from
this one per cent,” said Dr. Borst.
Plus longer life—
Plus freedom from
battery worries
Plus the protection
of Threaded Rubber
Insulation
Plus Willard Service -
It always pays to
look for the Willard
Threaded Rubber
Trade markon the bat-
tery you buy, and to
be sure you get it.
CLARENCE I). MINGS, Prop.
401 N. Washington Ave. Phone 750
School tax — _
Street and bridge tax
Money paid in lieu of street
work ________________
Poll tax ____
Dog tax
Fines . ____________ —
Occupation tax ----
tor Attempts to cultivate the new Fees, health department
berry in North America are expected I Interest on bonds owned,
to be most successful in the South i
We have a few used cars left which we are offering at wonder-
ful bargains— some of them cannot be told from now. We pos-
itively guarantee every used car we sell to be exactly as repre-
sented. A good used car is far better than a cheap new one.
Let us show you what we have to offer.
b against the proposition to allow the
picture shows to give Sunday shows '
for the benefit of the sufferers of the ‘
Near East. The North Marshall
church stands ready at all times to
give aid to those in need, but we be-
lieve to use the Sunday picture show
charitable purposes will be establish-
ing a dangerous precedent. We be-
lieve also it will follow as night fol-
1 lows day, that other excuses will be
used for giving Sunday shows, and
• that the ultimate purpose is to legal-
ize the practice. Therefore, we stand '
like a solid wall against it.
COMMITTEE.
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By Th. Anoctated Pr-
Paris, Jan. 25.—The Supreme Coun-
cil composed of representatives of that the Colombian Berry, dscovered
Great Britain, Italy, France, Belgium in a hitherto unexplored forest region
and Japan, yesterday beard the mili- of the South American Republic for
Ury expert* and later conferred to- which it was named, would revolu-
gether regarding the failure of Ger-tionize the American berry industry
many to disarm aa provided for by jin the same way that thy navel orange,
the treaty of Versailes; The experts ‘also of South American origin, mark-
were asked to make a detailed report ed an epoch in the history of citrus
on the subject with recommenadtions’growing, are made by officials of the
regarding measures to insure execu- Department of Agriculture.
। Les sde ficiencies
The following budget for the city
of Marshall to cover expenditures of
$94,000 during the current year which
began Jan. 1, 1921, and will end Dec.
31. 1921, was presented by Mayor
Aseociated Press Correspondence
Rome, Dec. 30.— Pope Benedict re-
ceived and distributed among the pov-
erty-stricken children of Central Eu-
rope in the past year 16,747,604 lire,
says the Observatoro Romano. This
included the pope’s personal donation
of 106,000 lire.
Of this sum German children re-
ceived about 4,000,006 lire, those of
Austria 3,654,066, of Poland 2,000-
000 Ilungary 1,291,000 and those of
Czecholslovakia 1,050,000. Children
of other natinns received sms'ler
sums.
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For sick headache, backache, heart- bute the new discovery tn farmers
burn, nervous weakness and constipa- after determining in what climates it below,
ion, Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy will vrow best I J further find that the city will re-
that men use. It purifies the bowels. In a report to officials here. Wilson reive no other revenue, excent there
tones the stomach, clears the brain, Popence. an agricultural explorer whojbe an increase in fines. water receipts,
sweetens the breath, restores energy was sent to (olombia to investigate I poll taxs, dox taxes or occupation
and cheerfulness. Price $1.25 per but-'the discovery of the new berry by Dr taxes, more than has been in pre-
tie. Matthewsun Drug Co. ; Frank L. Chapman of the American |years, and that, under the law.1 :
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it had not long since been given to the be as hereafter stated
Museum of Natural History, declared ; it is necessary that the expenses of
that only the ext 1 eme isolation of the the said city be kept within said
amounts, and I hereby rexommend
By The Associated Press Preparedness applies to the human
('leveland, Ohio, Jon. 25.—Plans for body as well as to nations. A bottle
a closer relationship between produc- of Prickly Ash Bitters on the shelf at
ers and consumers and for group buy- home is the best and cheapest form
ing and selling will be formulated and of preparedness for indigestion, con-
presented to the Farmer-Labor Co- stipation and kidney troubles. It is
operative Congress for adoption, it the dose taken in time that wards off
is expected, when that body meets sickness and saves money. Price $1.25 ;
here February 10 to 12. per bottle. Mathewson Drug Co.
The convention will also consider----------1------------------ 1
Extensive experiments with the
giant blackberry, described by ex-
plorers of the Agricultural Depart-
ment as four times the size of the
। American variety, have been begun by
the division of foreign seed and plant
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of farmers and fruit growers and may s =
devise sorie plans for shipping pro- = J. D. Johnson =
ducts direct to industrial centers for = Steam and Gas Fitting, =
distribution to consumers. — mu: D 1 2
Between 1200 and 1500 delegates 2 Plumbing. Repairs =
PHONE 1348 =
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Price, Homer M. & Wells, E. L., Jr. The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 119, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 26, 1921, newspaper, January 26, 1921; Marshall, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1406565/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .