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chinery will be installed this shallow wells have played out.
week on Iola Johnson 100 acres Gainesville citizens should make
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of Muenster in western Cooke there will be another increase in
county, and in Bulcher field in production as new pools will be
northwest section of county, shal- developed from shallow and deep
low pay is being found and pools sands. The deep wells will pro-
extended. Derrick is up and ma- duce oil for many years after
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southwest extension to old An- first class offices. A building of
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Entered at the Gainesville, Texas, Post Office, August
30 1890 as mail matter of the second class, according
to the Acts of Congress, March 3, 1879. Published each
afternoon except Sunday at 308 East California St.
Telephones 96, 97, 98. _______________
Member of the Associated Press, United Press, Texas
Press Association, and International Circulation Man-
agers’ Association. ___________________________
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, reputa-
tion or standing of any firm, individual or corporation,
will be gladly corrected upon being called to the pub-
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MR. PRESIDENT.' THIS INTRUSION
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second of three stories on com-
pulsory military training which
may be a hot issue in the 1948
congress.)
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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licerses
Russell Lee Hamman, 26, and
Wanda June Moore, 19, both of
Ravia, Oklahoma.
Travis Gooden, 23, Marietta,
Okla., and Mattie Lee Kennedy,
33, Gainesville.
the National Guard or some other Ranges Far Afield
reserve outfit. FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (UP).—
If he joined the National Guard From a business man in far-off
(he might have to join for three ,11 „ , ..
years) he’d have to drill one night Bagdad, Iraq, the advertising de-
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Most traffic signs are getting
more intelligible. Some cities still
say “Arterial highway” when
they mean “main thoroughfare,”
and “No parking all times,” which
is neither’ English nor any other
known language, instead of “No
parking at any time.” But the
great majority are getting clearer.
Gone are the days, when, if leg-
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Center—Modern Office Build- well had rich sand around 2500
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With Cooke county ranking the 3500 foot sand should not pay
third in oil producing of fifteen off.
counties in Wichita Falls area, A . . ..
and many locations staked for A new, asphalt road will be
drilling during next twelve built to Walnut Bend oil field this
months, sever new pOls will year, which will be a great help
likely be developed from shallow to operators who have to trave
and deep sands. Walnut Bend and this highway in all kinds of
Sivells Bend fields have been de- weather. The Walnut Bend field
veloping sands from depths of is among the best in Texas.
5500 to 7,000 feet for some time
and operators are developing Cooke county production has
sands from 4,000 to 4500 feet in jumped from 3500 barrels a year
fields several miles east and 23 years ago, to more than 7,000, -
southeast of Gainesville. South 000 barrels during 1947. This year
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YOU’RE IN THE ARMY NOW
(LENN DAVIS wants to leave
“ the army. The former West
Point football star, now a second
lieutenant at Fort Riley, Kas.,
gives no reason. It could be,
however, that he wants to play
professional football.
Usually a West Pointer must
stay seven years in the army be-
fore he is allowed to quit. That
A safe prediction is that, the recruiter said. armed services and could not be
1.. 1 .1,0 u , ,14 m,l: All men desiring further in- used by them for service inside
wh ther he likes it or not, avis formation on these schools are re- or outside the United States ex- [
will, too. quested to see the recruiter who cept— 2
----------------- will be at the court house in In case of a national emergency 5
Tell your merchant you saw his Gainesville every Friday from and then only by special act of 4
advertisement in The Register. 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. congress. O
Checks—The commission would J
have investigators to check on —e
the way the army and navy were
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BY MAIL OUTSIDE OF Cooke, Grayson, Denton, After training six months he’d rn
Montague, Wise counties, Texas, and Love county, have this choice of a number of
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if such growth is to be trade school of his choice prior to 5 ’
M as a “boom” and not the enlisting, D. L. Powell, chief Running It—The policies and —
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handling the training.
Advice—The commission would
get advice on the moral, religious
and educational sides of the pro-
gram from a special advisory
board.
This board, with 10 to 25 mem-
bers, mostly civilian, would be ap-
pointed by the president. It would
meet from time to time,
Drafting—Draft boards would 4
induct the youths for training. "X
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agency colled the Selective Train- O
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Registering for Draft—As soon •
as the law was passed, all youths «4
between 17 and 20 would have to P
register but only those 18 to 20 rI
could be drafted. Thereafter, each 8
youth would have to register up- 5
on reaching 17.
Who’d get military training?—■
All youths, physically fit, between
18 and 20.
Conscientious objectors and the
physically unfit—the commission
would have to work out some
kind of training for them.
For example: a youth unfit for
28 military drill might be able to do
TRIO OF IMMIGRATION POSERS - Three Parisiennes show oericelr mgkibearasnnsinntirsts 7
i.:.o t+ ;e Lor +. coo their credentials to Immigration Inspector Nicholas Di Franco at aid work E
he has recci . New Castle, Del., airport after they landed Jan. 2—too late to enter Deferments __ An 18 vear old
why an exception should be made the U. S. outside quota after the Dec. 31 deadline. The three French _IAsinLieh school could get k
for Davis. girls are (left to right) Fernande David, 23, Anna Goach, 34, and deferred until he had finished or 2
Indicentally, Davis’ famous Marthe F. Donas. Fernande hopes to join her fiance,.Harold reached 20, whichever was first. 5
football nartner “Doc” Blanch- of San Francisco. Anna Gcach is bound for the Fall River, Mass., And there would be deferments 2
iootbaii partner, uoc Dlanen home of Frank Marker, and Marthe is engaged to Roy Morrison, At- For t L-rNshin No —
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Founded August 1890, by JOHN T. LEONARD, Published Each Afternoon, Except Sunday hedstil get.hisg3ean dthe.de
(Absorbed Gainesville Signal, February, 1939) pendent would get P)U. Ilie 80V-
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The Register Printing Company, Publishers, Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. Editorial and Business dependents a total of $65 a month.
Office, 308 East California Street______________Training-Each draftee would
When subscription is not paid in advance or renewed get six months’ military training
within one week after expiration, straight price of 70 in a camp or on ship. But— E
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precipitate a shower, has taken living in the city. That number, abst 100
hold of the popular fancy to the too, was. approximate, because ------
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extent that conflicts have arisen so far as some names included |-| — A op Kyng
between farmers who needed and were concerned, before it went 11m -SV- 111111m
wanted rain and owners of base- to press. 3 A • •
ball teams whose success is based, shwsomparison o43be6 25“er F OF vommISSlone1
partly at least, on dry weather, cent over a seven year period in Ag m - • A AT 6)
A state senator in Oklahoma has Gainesville. ||T PAGK6T ( g
proposodaangeautboriztionanf WHEN THE FIRST FEDERAL H. H. (Herman) Agee of Era
to oe us u - census was made in Gainesville has authorized the Resister to
making in time of di ought. One in 1880, seven years after the city announce his candidacy for com- II A NcN Tan 6 I,
point often overlooked is the fact was incorporated, the population missioner of percinct No. 3, sub- W „ , J A 77 3. Or, having trained six ouest. «T would like to advertise
that the presence of cumulus was 2,667. The town showed its ject to the Democratic primary Here s the plan now before months, he could go into the re- i i Please send me your full
that me piesence o c greatest increasein population in next Jujy 24 and Le solicits the congress for compulsory military serve officers trainins corns in \ + A 1 le. Send me Your Iun
clouds at the proper point is nec- the next 10 years, because by vote‘andySupport of every qua?J training of youths 18 to 20. college he aS details, rate cards, sample copy,
essary for the success of the proj- 1890, the population was 6,594 In fied voter in his precinct for the They’d get six months training This would mean some drilling _____
ect. Science has not yet pro- 1900, it had reached 7,874,in 1910 office. . . in a, camp or on a ship. Then and military instruction for his In 1789 the attorney general of
gressed to the point where it can itd pped.t 762 ’ ar Y Mr. Agee is a native of Cooke uheyd have to take more tram four college years. Upon gradua- the United States was paid $1,500
,,, ng had reached 8,643. county, is married, and is the in school, the National Guard, or tion, he’d be commissioned an of- a vear and he was expected to
manufacture clouds. Thus it may be seen, if we father of seven children, three of some other way. ficer in the reserves. SrovSe his own^ffice Pfuel sta- i
Man has harnessed many nat- accept the city directory count whom reside at home. He is the This plan has the blessing of There are other choiegs a finery and clerk ’ ’
ural forces and trained them to do as accurate, we have had the owner and operator of a grocer the army and the American Le- —...... :.... ..............................—A
1 . es ,-.m 1, 10, largest growth in the past seven and feed store and meat market gion. Both want compulsory mili-
his will. Making the Weather years of any period since 1890. at Era, where he has resided for tary training started now
may be the final step in that di- _ the past two years. ,, It follows the ideas of the spe-
rection, but the legal and eco- WE MIGHT TAKE THESE f g Mr. Agee was for 23 years en- cial civilian commission which
„ .0 Ne 1, l,ioc+ -r, ures to indicate the town was gaged in the dirt moving busi- prcident mrim-N bd 9
nomic aspects of the project are booming, but on the other hand, ness and for the past two years President. Trumannta st, yarnap-
likely to prove formidable on- we might say it is “merely hold- before entering business for him- Plan 8
structions in the way of success, ing its own.” self, was a dirt contractor. He is, ‘ 4. ' ,,
The point should also be re- This more conservative view- therefore thoroughly familiar I can‛t beromsslawaunlessbtth
. - , . 1 point is based upon the fact that with road building methods, and noses or congress OKay n. Neltn
membered that people aie only Phere has been an ever growing feels that his long experience in er .has acted yet. Perhaps neither
too likely to jump at the conclu- natural increase in population, this field of endeavor, is one of W1 this year,
si on that because one result came due to the excess of births over his qualifications for the office, And, if congress passes a train-
from what seems to be one cause deaths. inasmuch as road building is one ing plan, it may differ from the
1 W 5-61 Metropolitan Life Insurance of the principal jobs of a county one outlined here. But this is the
in one place at one time, similar company experts estimate that in commissioner. only plan talked about.
results will always come from 1947 alone, 2,400,000 persons were Mr. Agee also feels that he has If this plan became law, here’s vmsmgsgmemmugegupmgeq
such apparent causes. A few in- added to the population by that had sufficient business exper- how it would work: "emdSM
stances of making a cloud drop exFeShermore, the advance of inistrationa oFthBisineTs at TCost—At least $2,000,000,000 a
moisture mean little. science in saving lives has been fairs of the committee. .
When a new medical discovery such in recent years, that experts A man of a family and a prop- Number Trained About 900,000
_ 5 a new mm m--5- declare the population of the erty owner, he is a substantial youths yearly,
is announced, there may have United States will have increased citizen and his many friends feel Organization — These youths
been a few noticeable cures. Phy- 40.000,000 in the next 20 years. I . ’ - -
sicians do not believe in the de- Therefore, if the population of standing comminsinner,
pendable efficacy of a certain Gainesville was increased some (Political Adv.)
c ... .. . 30 per cent in the next 20 years, ----
means of cure until they have it would be nothing more than Navy Enlistees May
served hundreds of cases, most of the natural increase that might be q 1 . • I c 1 1
them in completely ’’controlled expected. SelectL i rade School +
_„nc;m,,40,, 4,4 ; 1y;41 nthor And this makes it evident that All high scnool graduates be-
experiments that is, with other a city must grow faster than tween the ages of 17 and 31 will
factors eliminated. Gainesville has grown in recent he permitted to select a Navy
The same is true of weather, years,. 7 such growth is to be trade school of his choice prior to
c i • -ui J . j classified as a boom” and not the enlisting, D. L. Powell, chief
Some control is possible. But de- results of nature. L___________________________ J.. . . -
pendable control is far away. It Even so, there are many cities Navy Recruiting station in Sher- three-man commission called the
is not here today nor will it be and towns, particularly in the man, said Tuesday. National Security Training com-
east, which are not holding their The United States navy novz mission, appointed by the pi esi-
own. has more than 50 trade schools, dent.
------------------------------ open to men in the regular navy, Handling It — The army and
, . . . . in connection with 80 specialties navy would train the youths in
says that he intends to stay in which cover approximately all camps or on ships. But, as noted,
the army. trades found in civilian careers, the youths would hot be im the
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John D. Womach, 27, and Mrs.
Arietta G. Keune, 27, both of Ok-
DR. F. W. Reichelderfer, chief By A. MORTON SMITH lahonaanitlwzight, 36, and Mrs.
" of the Weather bureau in WJHEN. NOSES WERE counted Rosanna Frazier, 33, both of Ran,
Washington, remarked recently VV by the federal census bureau Okla, (colored)
in a light tone that the weather’- ^V^iSi^™ REAL J® TATE TRANSFERS
man might soon be making the that figure had changed before "•ucyD.stephens to Ella N.
weather instead of forecasting it. the count had been completed, Doughe rty 302 acres out of T.
But it is no joke that the bureau but it was reasonable to assume Ramos sur‛, abst. 861.
, ■, 1 -i-tx , j that was the approximate popu- tt., A T 1r, 1 .. +, E.1
admits the possibility of some de- lation of this city. Henry A.Lynch, et ux,to.Hol
gree of control or modification of With the end of the war and lis Klutts, 153. acres out of—.:
& - V. A end °1 Ie Wan and Yates sur., abst. 1471; 53 acres out
the weather. i eadjustments made, a city di- of H W Crawford sur abst 1346
The idea that, with a plane and rectory Was puhlishedsinGGaines Mineral Deed . ,FOOD FROM THE FRIENDSHIP TRAINS—Ch ildren at the departmental school at Vitry, a sub- derson-Kerr pool. Another inter- this kind would pay
, ,, Ac J amI 0, nan Vie.lastyear. -hat.directorY 1n- J. R. Evans to F. C. Blagg, 74 urb of Paris, eat a warm lunch Dec. 30 prepared from food which was part of the cargo received esting wildcat will be drilled in good interest annually and every
a lew P - ’ dicatec there were 12,087 persons acres out of Henry Baker sur., from the friendship trains. This was the first distribution of Friendship train food to French chil- northeast corner of 40 acres of J. room would be spoken for before
dren. (AP Wirephoto). . L. Clodfelter land in W. P. Mitch- building is started.
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trainee, after six months of train- Anderson-Kerr pool. Derrick is Classified ads bring results.
ing, could make. Those listed here up for this well and drilling will —
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 111, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 6, 1948, newspaper, January 6, 1948; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1510222/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.