The Lufkin News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. [15], No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1920 Page: 1 of 8
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the plague
Teachers’ Examination
warrant the most cau-
tious measures being instituted
be held on Monday and Tues-
To Corpus Christi Section
ust, and not on Friday and Sat-
month as usual.
as much as eleven returns continued to show rep-
Teachers from other coun-
since resumption of the republican senatorial nomi-
ination will be required to fur-
futures the wheat pit nation. 7
nish letter of recommendation
visable to follow out the in-
enta before they will be permit-
structions of the health depart-
Tailo
Workers of America telegraph-
crusade. The state health de-
from the Southwest.
Miss Mattie McPherson went
A News Want Ad will find to Houston this afternoon for
active buyers and re-
{a visit with friends.
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strike. It is reported 8,800
definitely demanded that the
in Kansas.
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Clark Wood, Nueces county,
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a campaign will be planned and
nd British military ex-
visit to his mother, Mrs. D. J.
ness man and citizen is urged
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in Lufkin, and will later join
his ship, Columbia.
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campaign under way.
friends knowing themselves to
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has been in a ‘'dry” country for she went several weeks ago for
W. B. Faris, railway agent at
onto the already drastic Vol- that she is greatly improved.
Washington, Aug. 2.—The
601 population, an increase of
284,480, or 10.9 per cent
[be grown in this section.
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Mrs. Champ Kerr returned
yesterday from Dallas, where
Gore by approximately 23,000
votes for the democratic sena-
torial nomination. Scattered
kind need feel no hesitancy in
extending him an invitation. He
Mrs. L. P. Tenney, wife of
Dr. Tenney, and two children*
claims a
in a day.
Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o’clock at the city offices where
a long time, and would be glad
to have one "fling” before there
in another amendment tacked
ay they retreated along
g river without destroy-
lges behind them.
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Mrs. Willie O'Quinn depart-
ed for Austin this morning, ac-
companying her sister, Miss
Francis Booth, home, who has
been here on a visit.
Superintendent Roy Walker
of the H. E. & W. T. Railway
is spending the afternoon in
Lufkin, attending to company
business and mingling with his
many friends.
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Miners Ordered Back
Indianapolis, Aug. 4.— Pres-
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erate veterans’ annua
area are such that
Oscar Benton Bennett has re- in the city for a two weeks’ vis- prevent the city being, tied up
Warsaw telegraphed turned to New York City after
ted to enter the examination.
Respectfully,
J. O. SATTERWHITE.
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ed with traders and
iwas assumed on a big
the selling rush appear-
e based largely on un-
le financial reports, es-
city, returning from Nacog-
doches, Where he was a court
witness, in a case involving the
stead act.
Georgia’s Population
Don’t Let Extravagance Crush You
and Keep You Poor
ers anxious to turn
to cash. In a few min-
vever, the market re-
NO TROUBLE EXPECTED
IN LOWER CALIFORNIA
By losses were virtually
but. The market closed
s at about yesterday’s
bne-half cent net lower
cent advance with De-
t at $2,29 to 12.80 and
a 12.82.
11 Evacuate Warsaw
VICTORY TOMORROW
to the statement of Secretary of
War Calles. He declared more
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supported by ample
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Lower California was ordered
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Gov. Allen Leads
Topeka, Aug. 4.—Governor
Allen was leading his opponent,
George Snow, six to one, for re-
nomination on the face of noon
returns at republican state
headquarters.
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Put Your Money
in Our Bank-
Extravagance is a habit-saving is a habit.
It is easy to put a little money into the bank
each pay day, as it is to figure on what pet
extravagance you can indulge in. But,
your extravagance will later become a great
burden—you’ll get the “Debt Habit."
Your savings will soon show a big balance
and you can look forward to something
worth while.
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lization of only 3,000 men to go
COX IS PREPARING
FOR NOTIFICATION
ILO.
arsaw will be evacuated
or three days. The
Dayton, Aug. 2.-—Governor
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Aug. 4.—Polish,
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A few barrels Cement.
J. W. Baker, Phone 505
: ; dustrial and social
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United ttes to ]
s chances for it spread ig - to
other towns and cities within
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early appreciate the value of the right kind
of banking connection.
An analysis of the banking needs of your
business by one of our eexperts may show
you the way to greater growth, added pro-
fits, or the elimination of unnecessary ex-
pense.
The seasoned, knowledge of our officers in
financial matters is at your disposal, as well
as our facilities for service.
You are invited to consult us. . :
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an operation at St. Paul’s sani-
tarium. Her many Lufkin
friends will be glad to learn
Carranza, andGuletavoEspi- '
nosa Mirelos, former governor c
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Mr. Frank Megginson, in the
railway mail service, with y._____ . _______
headquarters at Greenville, is active work put under way to
_____ of Coahuila are believed to
The August examination will have joined Canto, says the
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day, the 28rd and 24th of Aug- official advices.
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Corpus Christi, Aug. 4.—Cot- wasted here each year from the urday of the first week of the
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some cases. For the resentative-Harrold leading for Gulf Coast district in large infest the city, one commission- --------------- ------
numbers from all parts of the er remarked this morning. With ties desiring to take the oxam- friends in Crockett,
southwest, particularly north-th® double hazard of waste, fire ination will be required to fur-
ern, eastern and central.-Takas, and plague caused from the nish letter of recommendation'
to help gather the largest crop rodents it has been deemed ad- from their county superintend-
in 20 years. The preliminary
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennett of be prepared for outings of this
that his friends Smithville, who have been the
nsist upon a grain of saltipleasant guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ng his statement, JoshlD. J. Campbell and other rela-
Huntington was slow to tives in the city, have returned
he announcement while to their home,
tin the other day that
just sold to the butcher
-months-old calf that Manning, spent last night in the
immediately for the protection
of the people concerned.
Thousands of dollars are
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artners col-
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wanted to
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erve t» face
st unusual;
it with his brother, George under quarantine. Every busi-
. „___________________ Megginson, and other relatives ness man and citizen is urged
Campbell and other relatives and friends. While here he ex-1 by Mayor Pro-tem. E. E. Woods
pect , to do a certain amount of to be present so that no delay
fishing, and those of his many may be incurred in getting the
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tions of domestic mill- ed thirty-three locals in Kansas thi
to return to work and end the
JJu, nuctw A meeting of business and
record of 984 pounds professional men and citizens
of the'city has been called for
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..pessary and indicated the re- J
bellion was*not considered of j
great importance. Genesal
ival byLucio Blanco, General Candido i
’Aeuniar former governor of ,
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hened the market later miners are striking at the mines
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flurry created in each commun-, 2, ..
ident Lewis of the United Mine itybythe arrival of the "first ment and begin an immediate
bale” was quickly ended and
le season now is well under pertinent, in placing the city
way. Among the pickers were within the quarantine area, has
a number of experts whotfol- definitely demanded that the
low the season all over the campaign be carried out under
state. The champion of these, instructions from headquarters
who arrived recently from at Austin and make weekly
Waco with three other men and Ports of the progress made in
is now employed on a farm near the work.
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with the notification committee, hzation of only 3,000 men to 80
and with an extra stenographic up against. Governor Cantu in
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suggestion.
It is reported the n
tains no threats and is n
nature of an ultimatu
simply requesting a q
ewer of the soviet’s in
Silence of official War
broken but dispatee
contained little to indi
situation. The dispatel
cate the British miaqiq
। at Waraw but
There is an unconfirme
that the British-French
has departeds—,
HARDING tjisLIVER^
I that more attention shipment of a Car of cattle Washington, Aug. 2gche
'be given to the stock in- when Mr. Faris was agent for state of Georgia is given 2,893,-
L and more such calves the H. E. & W. T. Railway. Com-
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mont. .
The city commission at a
meeting held last night dis-
cussed the notice received from
Austin and decided to ask the
co-operation of the Chamber of
Commerce and the people in
carrying out the regulations,
which will require the support
of every man, woman, boy and
girl in the city. The large
number of destructive rodents
in the city was brought into the
discussion, the view being ex-
pressed that the precautionary
menaure would more thanipay uayvoz, nug.2.-
Cox set aside today
the city was ever attacked by
the plague or not.
However, it is a fact that if
one Infected rat should enter
the city through freight ship-
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heat prices to- of yesterday’s primary there
— opened eight was no change at noon of the
cente lower,. Decem-early tabulation by the J
pg 82.16 to $2,21 and Oklahoman, unofficial incom-
2.21. Most selling is plete returns showing represen-
Ive resulted from coun-tative Ferris leading Senator
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For Sale
in Houston October 6 to 8
announced here by Comm
in Chief Van Zandt.
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notice wks received by the city
from the state health depart-
ment demanding that an imme-
diate rat extermination cam-
paign be inaugurated. Little
thought had been given the sit-
uation here, aS it was believed
the area infested would be con-
fined to the cities and communi-
| ties of the coastal ares, where
several deaths have been caus-
ed since the plague first made
known its presence at Beau-
force to clear the desk of mat-
ters preparatory for Saturday’s by the government
- - ■ notification exercises. Com- to the statement of Si
or other means it could pletlon of the democratic cam-’ '
are expected, for conferences
with including the an-
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ly, a program of six ent
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be shop of
is thrifty, to invest in War Savings Stamps, too. /1
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Watford, G. E. & Binion, W. C. The Lufkin News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. [15], No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1920, newspaper, August 6, 1920; Lufkin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1415505/m1/1/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Communications+-+Newspapers%22: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .