The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 53, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1940 Page: 4 of 6
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THE ENNIS DAILY NEWS FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1946
Your Protection
REGULAR BLOOD
Here Are Appetizing Menus
IT IS SAFE
By JUDITH WILSON
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COURTESY—Accommodating Operators and Agents
COMFORT—Roomy, spacious seats.
Game in Ennis Shows
Family Ties Do Not
Make Baseball Fame
Rancher Dies in Fire
At Andrews, Quiz On
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Lone Man Shows 5
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Hangs Jury in Dallas
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temperature at San Antonio
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Breakfast
Stewed Prunes
Start an account here, get acquainted with our
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• financial solidity
• helpful counsel
• credit references
• valuable services
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Second Sheets, 500_______
Carbon Paper, 25 sheets.
Onion Skin Paper, 500 __
Large Blotters, each______
Two-Ply Cardboard______
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The house, twelve miles north-
west of Andrews near Shafer Lake,
was discovered afire by a neigh-
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Justice of the Peace O. G. Weath-
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the investigation headed by Ranger
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Breakfast
Grapefruit Juice
Hot Cereal
Pancakes and Molasses
Dinner
Grilled Steaks
Mushrooms Sauted in Butter
Glazed Carrots
Lettuce Salad
Milk
Cinnamon Buns
Milk or Coffee
Dinner
All kinds of cards and blank
papers and engraving.
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DALLAS, March 1.—More Feb-
ruary heat records for Texas cities
were broken Thursday as the state
had its second day of an unseason-
able spell of summer weather dur-
ing which the mercury in Dallas
rose to 85 degrees, warmest here
since October 27 when the tem-
perature reached 86.
In Fort Worth an 86-degree high
shattered the February heat record
which had stood since 1908 when
a similar warm spell brought a
temperature of 85.
Austin’s 92-degree equaled the
capital city’s 1917 record, and the
Mercury Hits 85 Tired of Planning Meals?
Thursday; State
Records Broken
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record set Wdnesday.
IF YOU believe steaks or chops
- taste best when grilled in a
wood or coal fire, and if you have
no open fireplace, you need not
give up the pleasure of eating
good beef as you like it. Just grill
your meats over an open gas flame.
This manner of cooking gives
the same charred tough crust to
the outside, keeps the meat tender
and juicy on the inside and cap-
tures the same flavor as by the
other method of cooking. A high
flame, quickly searing the meat,
does the trick.
Here are suggestions for plan-
ning this week’s menus.
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Ready-to-Serve cereal
Bacon Toast Marmalade
Dinner
Spanish Omelet
Wax Beans Mashed Potatoes
Lettuce and Cucumber Salad
Coffee Cake Coffee
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Your Guarantee
Patrons of the News’ advertisers
may be assured when they buy any
item advertised in these columns that
they are getting as low prices as the
same quality of merchandise is sold
in Ennis.
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The News accepts advertising from
those firms of known honesty and in-
tegrity. This is your assurance that
the items advertised in the News are
as represented and at prices quoted.
transfer the suit to Athens. The
jury was deadlocked five to one for
the plaintiff, R. Guy Carter. Jur-
ors refused1 to divulge which of
their number was the holdout.
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MONDAY
Breakfast
Stewed Apples
French Toast with Cinnamon
and Sugar
Dinner
Corned Beef Hash with Biscuits
Broccoli, Brown Butter Sauce
Chocolate Pudding Coffee
W. L. Sterrett unless the other five
went over to his side or a mistrial
was declared.
He spread newspapers and books
for a pillow on the floor of Justice
Sterett’s office, used as a jury
room, and refused to move until
Sterrett finally accepted the report
that the jury was hung.
The hearing was on a pleat of
privilege filed by a defendant in a
$10, suit over a water pump,- to
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quality blends regardless of price—that we
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Baseball, the national pastime is
a business in which the club oper-
ator’s son can’t pick a soft spot and
ride over the rank and file; it’s
ability alone, as many have found,
that counts on the diamond.
This was further emphasized by
a story of a game, related by J.
Walter Morris, business manager of
the Fort Worth club of the Texas
League, played just after the turn
of the century. The now portly
Morris was the ace shortstop of
the Corsicana club of the Texas
League, which in 1902 established
a world’s record of twenty-seven
consecutive victories and won fifty-
eight of its first sixty-seven games.
The contest to which Walter re-
ferred was between Corsicana and
Texarkana, the score of which was
51 to 3 for Corsicana. This was the
game in which Nig Clark, Corsicana
catcher, hits eight home runs in
eight trips to the olate.
“It seems that the Texarkana
club had just been sold the day
before to C. B. DeWitt,” Morrs re-
calls. “The game had been trans-
ferred to Ennis on a Sunday. Just
before the weird affair started a
strapping youngster sought out Cy
Mulkey, manager of the Texarkana
team, in the ball park at Ennis
and told him he was Oliver De-
witt’s son and had been sent by
his father to pitch that day’s game.
‘That made old Cy pretty sore,
but he started the young fellow on
the mound anyhow.
“The game rolled along and we
(the Corsicans) made seven and
eight runs an inning for several
frames. After each inning, Mulkey
would walk by me and whisper,
‘So, his old man sent him down to
pitch today. Well, he is damn sure
pitchin’.’
“Believe, it or not, Mulkey let the
boy stay the full route and he took
the worst licking of any pitcher in
the history of the gam."
Morris explained why Clarke
swatted that octette of four-baggers
in 'as many times at bat.
“The rightfield fence at Ennis
was not more than forty feet back
of first base,” Walter says. “Nig
just pulled eight short flies around
and over theft wall. Of course, I’m
not taking anything away from
old ig’s batting prowess—he was
one of the best hitters I ever saw.
But that is the way he hit eight
homers that day. Didn’t hav to
send the ball more than 140 feet, at
the most.”
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ODESSA, Texas, March 1.—Texas
rangers were sent to nearby An-
drews, Andrews county, to investi-
gate the death of Woodr w Wil-
son, 53, rancher whose charred
body was found in the ruins of
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DALLAS, March 1.—Convinced
that he was right and five other
jurors wrong, a juror Thursday
threatened to spend the night with
his companions in a lay-down strike
in the office of Justice of Peace
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Houston Wednesday’s 90-degrel
temperature was equaled Thursday
when bright sunshine dispelled fog
that tied up ships Wednesday.
Though continued warm weather
was predicted for Friday with still
warmer weather in the east portion
of East Texas, the weather bureau
i gave prospects of a cooler and
possibly wet week end. The fore-
cast predicted showers for the east
portion of East Texas and cooler
weather for the west portion Sat-
urday.
FRIDAY i,
Breakfast
Banana on Ready-to-Serve
Cereal
Poached Eggs on Toast
Coffee
Dinner
Cream of Tomato Soup, Crackers
Baked Halibut
Parsley Potato Balls
Stewed Tomatoes
Shreddd Lettuce and Apple
Salad
Floating Island Coffee
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Buckwheat Cakes
Syrup Bacon Coffee
Dinner
Broiled Grapefruit Halves
Roast Duck with Celery Stuffing
Mashed Turnips
Buttered Onions
Sponge Cake with Whipped Cream
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Pineapple Juice 11,8
Hot Cereal
Apple Fritters 1 h
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Broiled Ham Slice 1
Carrots and Peas
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The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 53, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1940, newspaper, March 1, 1940; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1465939/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.