The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 141, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1932 Page: 1 of 4
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GILMER, UPSHUR COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 26, 1932.
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Washing
Greasing
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Attorney
Enon Challenged
By Kelsey Team
For Return Game
Place No. 1:
Geo. B. Terrell
Pink Parrish
Final Drive on
For Votes Today;
Workers All Busy
Polishing
New Mobiloil
Tire Repairing
Magnolia Gas
Firestone Tires
11. F. lledsoe
Otis O. Shipp
For Constable:
Jay T. Darden
Wm. E. Floyd.
Among those from Gilmer at
tending the funeral of Dr. E. C.
MeLaghlin at Gladewater Fri-
day were Dr. H. J. Childress,
Mr. Earnest Reed, Mrs. IL J.
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For Congressman at Large,
Place No. 2
Joseph Weldon Bailey, Jr.
J. H. Cyclone Davis*
For Congressman at Large,
Place No. 8:
.. Sterling P. Strong
Joe Burkett
Names To Be Voted
On Tomorrow
Douphrate Test
Leaves Pecan At
3,024; In Shale
For District Ork;
W. J. Brison
Floyd Bailey
For Tax Assessor:
Charlie Owen
B. C. Elwell
For County Commissioner, 3:
J. Press Davis.
. J. A. (Alvah) Long
For County Commissiner, 4:
Marshall Holmes
J. D Watson
For Justice of Peace -Prect. 1:
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Mrs. Mary Tuel,
Age 71, Died at
Gilmer Thurs.
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On the Corner of Gilmer Mo-
tor Co. Bldg.
en Mr. Maron: Hamberlin, hte
Kelsey mound star.
Kelsey also claims to have
placed 8 men instead of 4 while
Enon made 3 clean hits instead
of 14. They also claim 6 strike
outs to 4 for Enon.
The letter closes wth this
challenge: “As Kelsey has de-
feated Enon 8 to 0 this year,
and Enon has beat Kelsey 7 to
0, the Kelsey boys hereby chal-
leng the Enon team to meet
them any where, any time nad
play another game.
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as to who may and may not
voet, so that if there was any
illegal voting in the first pri-
mary it can be prevented Sat-
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The third bombing of a major oil company well in the Longview area since July 22, nearly
resulted in a catastrophe when the Humble Na. 3 Killingsworth, SE corner David Ferguson sur-
vey, was blown up by vandals. Fire downhill from the well pointed to attempted arson, but the
force of the blast and wind prevented the-well from catching on fire. Above shows Patton-Sho-
walter fire fighters replacing connections, tha Christmas tree and all other connections being
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Dynamited Humble Well in Etex Field
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SHOW YOUR HUSBAND
THE LOW COST OF OUR
EXPERT DRY CLEANING
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And lie'll agree with you that dry clean-
ing here In the best Investment he’s seen
in many a day. Jusst look at these prices.
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The Kelsey baseball team in
a letter to the Mirror, regard-
ing last week’s game points out
several errors which were in-
correctly reported to us. ' •
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was not played on Sunday, but
on Saturday, the 20th and did
not draw the usually big crowd
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because it was played on such
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$ —now yours at no extra price
<, Feci power that it power..Thrill to pickup-
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Vote for Wm. E. Floyd can-
didate for re-election, second
term, as Constable, Precinct No.
Here are the candidates as
their names will appear on the
official ballots tomorrow:
For Governor:
R. S. Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
For State Railroad Commis-
sioner (6-Year Term):
C. V. Terrell
Lee Satterwhite , ,
Armed Dallas eitizens are
searching for a man who at-
tacked and held prisoner all
night Mrs. Lillie Tompkins, 36.
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Childress and Mrs./. H. Mathis
Vote for Joe Burkett for
* Congressman at-Large, Placn3.
He is a Democrat—not a Hoo-
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Mr. and Mrs. Edd Pounds of
Sulphur Springs arrived in
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Gilmer Lumber Co.
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married people met with Mr.
and Mrs. Royce Hogg Thursday
evening to organize a Thursday
night contract club. Dinner
was served first, and after-
wards several enjoyable games
of contract were played.
' Those present were: Messrs
and Mesdames Madison S. Rag-
land. Jake Long, Royce Hogg,
Gus Morris and Edd Gooch.
Mrs. Mary Tuel, 71 years of
age passed away at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John
Wyatt of Gilmer, at 11:45
Thursday night.
Preceded in deaht by her hus
band several years ago, she is
survived by the following chil-
dren: Tim Sullivan of Corsi-
cana; Pete Sullivan of Fort
Sam Houston; Mrs. Manie
Smith of Palestine and Mrs.
Josie Wyatt, Eral Tuel, Oscar
Tuel, Mrs. E. R. Blount, Joe.
Tuel and Jim Tuel, all of Gil-
mer.
She also was a loving and
indulgent step-mother to four
of her husband’s children by a
former marriage; Mrs. C. C.
Reynolds, and Mrs. J. O. Long-
shore both of Sterling City.
Texas and R. P. and C. C. Tuel
of Gilmer.
Funeral arrangements were
made for burial at Enon at 3
o'clock Saturday. afternoon
from the John Wyatt residence,
Services being conducted by
Club is working the county at (because it V
large. Tomorrow they intend ■ short notice,
to see that every woman in ed for the lack of support gi
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Friday sees the final vote
drive being made by the can-
didates and their supporters,
for the various offices.
The run-off candidates' for
county offices are concentrat-
ing on house-to-house canvas-
ses of the city, while the Wo-
men's Sterling-f o r-Governor
The Scott & Ashford No. 1
H. Douphrate test, drilling
south of Gilmer in the M. Del
Torres survey, is drilling in
gumbo shale at 3,100 feet to-
day.
They went out of the Pecan
Gap Chalk at 3,021 feet, and
expect Shortly, with in about
the next 200 feet, to reach Bios
som sand. which they will core,
if indications are favorable.
Elevation is 366 feet.
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Vote for Joe Burkett for
Congressman-at-Large, Place 3.
He is a Democrat—not a Hoo-
vererat. (Pol. Ady.) 137 5tdp
Rev. W. R. Arraington and Rev
J. W. Petty.
The death of this unselfish,
Christian mother will be deeply
mourned by her many relatives
and friends.
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Thursday Night
Club Organized
Aunt Betty Bakery
44 A ' 25
Home Owned and Operated. ROY HARRIS, Sole Prop.
Beautifully Uphoistered in Mohair—- for a lifelime w ser-
vice. Shown in patterns and shades to harmonize with
any Jiving room color scheme.
Al peclally Reduced Prien .For A Limited Time Only.
Mostly 3-Piece Suites
The Experiment
Station Visit
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Sixteen representatives from
Upshur County visited the soil
erosion and crop experiment
station near Lindale in Smith
county on Thursday, August
26th:
The’ group enjoyed seeing
the result of the experiments
and in seeing the methods fol-
lowed in getting the informa-
tion on the water run off and
soil loss.
The data so far shows that a
terrace with a variable grade is
more satisfactory.
The eplots with hay, pasture
and soilbuilding legume drops
and methods of re-seeding grax
ing crops. .
The improved section of pas-
ture, knee deep in Carpet, Dal-
lis and Bermuda grass and Les-
pendeza giving an average gain
of. one and one-half pounds
per day per animal to twenty-
eight.head of yearling Herferd
steers shows that East Texas
farmer can have other
sources of income besides cot-
ton. • —-
The entire group enjoyed the
visit and several desire to go
back in the early spring next
year.
Gilmer Friday for a visit with
" Mr. and Mrs E. B. Pate.
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For Chief Justice Court of Civil
Appeals, Sixth District:
George W. Johnson
Ed Rabb
For Representative, .Fourth
District:
W. Knox Bass
Otis T. Dunagan
For County Judge:
W. A. McIntosh.
J. R. Hinson
L00K AND FLAVOR
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Sweetheart Cakes
Look and taste like the kind Mother used to make
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Gilmer eligible to vote, makes
the trip to the polls to vote for
Governor Sterling. 1c.
New votes for the Governor
are being made hourly. Not
only did he change many to his
side during his speech here last
week, but a number fo the lis-
teners at the Ferguson rally
last Saturday night are report-
ed to have been changed, by
that talk, from Ferguson to
Sterling.
With the ticket so much
shorter than in the first pri-
mary, the results should be
known pretty definitely before
midnight.
Election officials have all
been freshly posted on the laws
DRIVE UP TO
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Special Reductions On
Living Room Suites
; For State Railroad Commis-
; sioner- (4-year Term):
; Ernest O. Thompson
; W. Gregory Hatcher
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G. L. Florence
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William Pierson
J. E. Hickman
For Congressman at Large,
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 141, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1932, newspaper, August 26, 1932; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1441042/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Upshur County Library.