The Lufkin News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. [15], No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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Railroad Company,
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of
teen miles in
northwesterly meeting.
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sent the matter to other
coun-
form other counties that the
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Tubercular Patients Warned
pamphlet is a splendid advertis-
it
ed a large sawmill at Ratcliff,
resources and is sent into every
a short distance southeast of
a
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join Angelina county in
throughout the nation by the
this
surrounding country are so well attend the services.
Wheat Still Lower
of Commerce and the people of
cure for tuberculosis.
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The
vertising
its
advantages
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have sufficient funds for self-
time since food control expired,
support after coming to Texas,
encounter .certain
the raw material for manufac-
very little
so-called
“light
r of
where
The Nacogdoches Chamber
tions described which they
gener-
nage it had relied
j!3
to no avail.
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VICTORY TOMORROW
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The poster asserts that cli-
mate is only one-tenth of the
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of interesting capital and bring-
ing enterprises to the city and
meeting or institute was held in
Lufkin.
tie publication.
Read News want ads.
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strain,” said Dr. D. E. Breed,
executive secretary of the asso-
ciation, "If we warn them be-
fore they start for Texas. There
are many tubercular people
wandering through Texas who
are penniless and we have
kin Spirit ,
live publication
STAND OF DEMOCRATS
WILL BE DECLARED
Washington, July 31.—The ,
position of the democratic
olid Leather Shoes
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This joint institute is the out-
growth of a movement begun
by the teachers of Angelina
County at their institute in Luf-
kin in September, 1919. In that
institute the Angelina teachers
voted for a joint institute and
programs
of the institute and such other
fitted. Look The Lufkin Spirit
over—you will appreciate more
fully what the Chamber of
Commerce is doing in bringing
Lufkin to th forefront in ad-
penses incident to hiring able
educators to conduct the insti-
Ogdoches County in September,
1919, and Prof. J. M. Massin-
advertising as was necessary
and that it guaranteed further
matter and representatives of
the city of Nacogdoches prom-
ised to match all the offers
made by the Lufkin Chaifiber
hands left seeking like employ-
ment elsewhere. It was then
that Ratcliff and Kennard
institute would be provided
with rooms and board at a rea-
years, was gone, and that its
further operation would ba at a
controversy: This corporation
was organized in 1900 by the
I Central Coal and Coke Com-
ducte’sythkasane beinacon-the plant having a capacity of
'' tpA,
are in the Stone
Fort City in this institute.
gill in a ringing speech placed
the matter before the Nacogdo-
ches County teachers. The
Nacogdoches County Teachers’
ture failing
ogram.
of Angelina,
Nacogdoches.
ganto see the handwriting on
the wall. They realized that
T®.
mill, to justify its operation.
There is the further fact that
ay or build
mortgage,
lone— see
convinced.
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appointed J. M. Massingill, R.
Lee Brown, and Miss Archie
1 Slone and fa
3, New Mexico, <
ciyals in the city
f the former’s b
ne and familyc
। is some likelihog
he summer is,
Hy all Europe
up in arms, andi
he real war ofa
3 take place. -
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kmaaumunannueml
to arrive, setomorrowg
Kelley
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ords
arriyal j
Better
Eg ■ . , s ,
inthis I
branch of the Cotton Belt, the
International & Great North-
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ai-
ry Abram, of B
firm 6t H.&J
ne to Chicago,
e will go to Nev
sing goods for U
ned. Mr. Abrai
two or three we
ork City. "
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main road and also to abandon
the tram road mentioned, as the
purpose for which same had
been constructed had been ac-
complished. -
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they are, as proper care and
treatment at home would be far
more beneficial than the condi-
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sst unusul, $
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Another matter pertinent’of citizens of this state.
Generation
1 and. social
h hard la-
Generation
ley in social
’Generation
i in a finan-
the endless
tarts anew,
‘all three,
dosed to be
hrtners col-
f.o
so by applying at
rechamber. The
Ath is especially
[front page con-
client likeness of
uperintendent of
indry & Machine
3 a cut of the
is splendid enter-
at and attractive
it sold under two twenty-one
minimum. .
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4, | M
ECIA
County are enthusiastically
working at. It is the purpose
of these three counties to get
three able educators of the
state to lead in the work of this
Institute,
dinrashisreduction is our entire stock of Louis
xrords, excepting only two numbers in Theo Ties
Mohogany Kid
Lace
Oxfords
Excellent for fall
wear.
A $10 value for
nsurancem
5 (e another
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<
' 130
■on a par.
and; also
PD cents.; .
iation
sfron
Allows
k merica.
Eexas, through its attorney
general, contested upon the
ground that such was unconsti-
tutional, that said comnany can
pot abandon it line, operating
Under the charter it does, with-
out the consent of the state,
। hence the seeking of a tempor-
I ary injunction by the attorney
I general in the district court of
llEravis County restraining the
Eastern Texas Railway Com-
Pany for such action, which
said company is endeavoring to
take under the so-called trans-
portation act of congress.
|.| The following bit of history
hauling its timber already pur- Tri-County Teachers’ Institute
chased in that region. Re- which is to be held in Nacog-
cently the Southern Pine Lum- doches beginning September 6,
ber Company, having cut and and continuing for a week. This
transported all of its timber in being the Teachers’ Institute
the locality mentioned to Di- for the teachers of the three
boll, secured by a special act I counties named for the schol
of the legislature permission to astic year 1920-21.
discontinued seven miles of its
r some bi
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[— SPECIAL —
LEARANCE SALE
now on, and will continue until all
Summer Goods are Sold
ler to clear the- store of summer goods to make
room for the fall and winter, we have special
f sale on our Summer Dress Goods.
I EXTRA SPECIAL!
re have a large p* _ ( ), of various lengths,
[assortment of IIece OOdS, at one-fourth off.
-ADIES WHITE WAISTS, one-fourth off during this sale.
- G.:.n During this clearance sale we will give one-third
3 •AeCale off on all Low Cut Shoes. - .
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se‘,
ever contemplate sufficient tute, of printing the
business, other than from the
The 7th epibode of "The Thld Eye,” a 2-reel Western
and a 2-reel comedy, a program of six entertaining reels.
loss, albeit this road was their
only outlet to a busy world.
Thus it came about that efforts
were made to have the road
extended to Crockett and the
citizens of that town were im-
portuned, while Lufkin,
nonthly by the 8tate of the union in the hopes
ommerce is now.....
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r«. They
he odd;
-,-.eu wazen ney of Commerce and the ladies of
be- probably would be subjected to Nacogdoches are now busily en-
on in Texas, gaged providing homes for the
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hardships and increased suf-
Properand.those engaged, in non-residents of the state, it is
In non the big mill was dis- -upvu.. . „ guupmmezaea to
manted, the machinery moved those to whom the poster is ad.
away, and even homes built for dressed that they remain
the employes were lost to view,
as practically all the sawmill
------ _ sonable price. All this was
Northern,arid the Houston East guaranteed by the
& West Texas railways practi- Chamber of Commerce a.u
cally surround the territory people of Lufkin provided the
mentioned.
. „ ye---I erose- M. Massingill of Angelina, and
tag the Eastern Texas Rail- Supt. G. B. Layton, H. L. lic-
it was for just such a purpose
that the Eastern Texas Railway
was built so many years ago, ______..... a.. Al.
that of hauling the products of Birdsong as a committee to pre-
the big mill at Ratcliff. Now sent the matter to other coun-
concorning the Eastern Texas thttcmpanyrinhohibnendona tiesmndaasrhouametmetoin-
jority of stock is owned by the Chamber of Commerce T:
Cotton Belt, is seeking to aban- kin proposed to bear the
don the line. At no time did
the Eastern Texas Railway
This committee from Ange-
About Comingto Texas lina County appeared before
the teachers’ institute of Nac-
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tig
xas
if securing extra county for which the location
and resources of Lufkin and
______________ $7.50 W NiRailroad is given in view of the
Loutovrahacvmnrdtbaslastyie, erace and beauty-
"mYouwill also find included in this Sale all MEN’S OXFORDS pany of Kansas City, Mo., a
mrrmro~-----XD subsidiary organization of the
•th. This little
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Tekas wausoholdlaNacogdoche
-------- vuuuuuupsluu, on Mouistana and Texas Lumber G. B. Layton by the represen-
»« application of the Eastern Company and. chartered what I stives of the educational forces
Eexas Railroad Company, known as the Texas South- of the counties
which is seeking a permit to eastern Railway Company, Shelby and u
abandon its line of road, thirty . ding a road seventeen miles Professors Chandler and Kam-
Wies in length, extending from in iength in a northeasterly di-mers of Shelby County, Prof. J.
ufkin in Angelina County to reetion from Pibolland <
Kennard in Houston County, In the Eastern Texas Rail-jSupt, G. B. Layton,H. L.1
I measure this proceeding is of Way:this company also extend- Knight, and R. F. Davis ox
pnsiderable interest to all rail- 8 its tram road about seven- Nacogdoches took part in the
ay heads in this state, as it is 0" 7 j 1 --------a, -10 mdvung was
he first application of its kind eecton.forthe purpose of (held to plan the work for the
o be held under the new law,
chich application the state of
vouupriaspienauaaverus- a Baptist revival is in prog- ~ eu v" avusana ana Austin, Aug. 8.-—A general
nK.medumo -in and ber ress at the Happy Hour chorehadlaasadh min i ir* warning to tubercular sufferers
L. aneen _____nna 12 neig oring or dis
News fromR
Miss Agness, B
ssie McKinney and
Jby motored downi
t, Monday afterm
re. the guestsol
ahan. ) -
rs. ’ Sam McKin
dren and little gran
were the guests!
lie Hall Tuesday,,
Irs, Jeff Parish, .a
i very ill, is up u
k.
aster Thomas and
h were pleasanta
nill Tuesday. J
rs. , Julia Summe
’ are the guests of)
Mr. and Mrs. M
ey, this week. J
Csi EdnaNerrena
wer the guestad
e Hall and Mrali
sday. . 4,,
e dance at Mr. Hal
ted a nice affair 4
shments were hig
ited.
C. C. Wright left]
or Marshall, fromj
l accompany hisw
en home. —Bh4
J’ Bank,
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state are warned unless they of Lufkin and plead for the first
session of the joint institute to
be held in Nacogdoches, prom-
ising to go to Lufkin for a joint
institute in September, 1921.
This was agreed to by the com-
mittee from Angelina County
and so the meeting held yes-
— .....vu state tis terday in Supertendent Lay-
the’ woods felling and loading explained, adding that there is ton’s office was to outline a pro- '
the raw material for manufac- very little so-called "light gram, etc., for this joint insti-
ture, whose families, in most work” to be found after their tute which Shelby County, An-
injances, also resided at the- arrival from which even limited gelina County and Nacogdoches
m funds could be gained for their
support. • It is recommended to
" £ xouaton
oney examiner for the inter-
ite commercecommission, on
in Texas... - ------------
0. - ------- "It will spare many people yisiting teachers and planning
the railroad 8 revenue, the ton- from other states a great for their entertainment
nage it had relied upon for amount of worry and financial Aly while they
mijls.. no w.m
land in that vicinity, abounding tion
in virgin pine and hardwood
_____ timber, and covering an area of
St. Louis, July 81.—Wheat abput twenty miles square. ____ ___ „uuucuUoL. n. ___________„oopo..
futures closed at two fourteen .The establishment and oper- health seekers from outside the Angelina County and the city
vezuonug as aavantages and a half,or nine and a halfation of this mill had the ef-i ........ *
through the medium of this lit- under yesterday. For the firstIeot of bringing into existence
" • ■ ' - 'quite a thriving village at Rat-
cliff, with numerous stores, they will
churches, schools, a newspaper
nd a bank, including, of
erate veterans’ annual reu
in Houston October 6 to 8,
announced here by Comma,
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1 DHF--- cut Tinnes shoes, 60 cents a pair.
RANK’S Square
Baker, Phone .505
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I as the Eastern Texas Railway the close proximity of the Tyler that the teachers attending the
TSpmpany, the line being com- hunneh " "" " —
I pleted from Lufkin to Kennard,
its present terminus, in 1902,
VErn qge II with its general offices main-
Url 11S
* " I day, with the exception of Sun-
J days, which schedule has been
Waintained for the past eight-
Eeen years, and is now still in
=, effect. Soon after completion
A Baptist revivalis in the road the Louisiana and
, , party regarding tbs'league of
found the larger portion of!nations will be made perfectly
I to be thrown upon the charity White, the new national chair-
202 ,, , of citizens of this state. The man, declared, in answer to the
enough to mention here is that (problem of the indigent migra- inquiry of Senator Harding as
some years ago the Southern, tory consumptive is one we are to the party's stand on the ad.
I ine Lumber Company, a thriv- trying hard to solve,” ministration’s foreign policy
wmemvvor -moeuyg eweny -
Store
u For Sale
A few barrels Cement.
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where aveyou seen such an extra-"
aryppssembly of styles, yet they
ST BEMOVEDto make room for
fall Shoes which will begin to ar- <
in the near future.
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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/m1/3/?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; .