The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 133, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1931 Page: 1 of 6
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Our Good Pies and
The Daily Tribune
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Pastries
PETERS BAKERY
PETERS BAKERY,
I litre Is Nothing Too Good For Our Friends
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Millions Worth of
The South and the
The Local Pecan Crop TAX MORATORIUM
Rice Mills Work
Mineral Exported
Pecan Industry
On Long Schedule
BECOMES A LAW
A-
itation
Besides that the gathering of the
winter
and which is doing well
I
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p•>
»
Mirth!
taxes due a
of October 20. 1931, if
A.
It was estimated during dis cussiou I
of the bill that there are about $47,-
"Rebound.’
play which opened last night at the
.1
increasing.
RBN
the production
Girl Reserves
an
One thing which keeps Texas from
and all othe
sating
touch with what were doing.
Heavy!
is the new ruling. Unless the eigh- i
in the past calendar year Galves-
proximately $10,000. All machinery for
didn't
not half a:
for installation.
advertising.
slightest degree. She speaks her lines
on
| bseides
of publicity
side
of their
from
been shipped to eastern points.
I An excellent supporting cast makes
with the bulk of the
is planning
W
be
surprise
you too
ore cards along.
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OLONIA
with
FX
and hard
the
IT’S HUMAN NATURE
)f
THEATRE
ha.
Phillip Yeamans
enCC
TODAY
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A
A
A
NV
FALL FASHIONS
has long been a con- j
Kid Gloves
he
These
now
month
easiest—quickest and safest method of transferr
Mrs.
New
ing money from one person to another.
$1.95 to
i
You ran avail yourself of thia modern method
$3.95
for fall Winged with
ance will warrant this service.
w
/
feathers gaily perch-
-
4
o0y
cal.
S2.95 to $6.00
er
Corsets
FRIDAY
‘a
made to fit and with
$
4
ahead of the times in
making garments that
<»
IC
comply with the new
lines of fall dresse
DV
e (
$3.50 to S10
e•
$
ilks.
showing
1.
$4.95 to $16.75
Footwear
Women's fine footwear
bit by bit? Ten years from now you will
£
(.
smart overlay of reptile
$
your efforts.
trimmed one simp Baby
9
$
ertain per cent in a savings account.
S4.85 and $6.00
$
$
D. P. MOORE DRY GOODS COMPANY
1 •
Citizen State Bank
I-13
Thrift Accounts
Safety Df'pnuit V^ltn
L -a
There
Bring
W.
id
he
may
your
oat may become
1 5 minutes with
er irritant"! Ap-
t, it should bring
ns for 20 years,
ctors and nurses.
by
Tue
ports.
In
Hopper. Hale Hamilton, Walter Wal-
ker, Louise Closser Hale and 1 e igh
must
from
. • F
" * kg
ferent points
Grande valley.
Prospects for
Produced by
Charles R.
Rogers A
ther
SON
nod. and per
undertake a
The National
Some ov the sartest die
ever had the pleasure ol
woolens and Jersey ♦.
with
ings.
We
V SUCCeSS-
by citrus
crop
The
e
d
sistent
church.
j ting and threshing is going forward
j rapidly.
1 Although the price is low and not
paid by January 31, 1932. It became a
law immediately. 22
total sulphur
were destined
while 352,228
REBOUND
BOBERr AMES — MYRNA Lol
ances. E
Edward H. Griffith deserves ( odit
Yeamans I
member
members I
can enjoy
Newspaper Man Picks Lovely Bride
IO
cussed some interesting problems of
an industry which has grown up in |
the South over a long period of yenrs i
Bay City Bank & Trust Co
BAY CITY, TEXAS
the
■ FORGIVE" INTEREST AND PEN-
MIU'' <>\ 517 000 ...... DE- ■’
LINQUENCIES.
»
continues d
ers are on
work now
i»n sin PINI n WHILE in
WINED
1921 SHE PACED WHILE HE
CHASED.
1931 SHE STEPPED WWILE HE
WEPT:
near the bottoms, giving them a con-
i siderable amount of ready cash.
I
| day afterno
i the parents
San Benito: San Benito shipped the this film altogether an enjoyable one J Allen an
first two carloads of grapefruit of the Robert Williams, a stage actor if im '
season the past week. ' porta nce, who appeared in the stage!
But fhads 40
exacty what
happens: inga
this spark* *
ling comedy ;
of matri-sA
■ _(
an unusually
! I
Ads
-n-g
ful citrus season are seen
Patronite The Adveritsers.
A
6,
wonder why you have nothing to show for
1
three times as many nuts as its near-cial workers; Jessie Poole, chairman
fi,
4
will pro- i join
62,
randa
: -tais: ■
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118
“0243
1
she wan
on all the continents. While ship-
. The pecan crop always adds to the
। splendid diversification of the farm- 1
ing industry in the county.
come out and visit
। Aransas Pass: The shrimp industry
had a successful week here last wet k.J stage. Miss Claire is a finished actress
i several express cars of shrimp having on the screen.
meetings. In this way
interested ।
keep in I
duce
crop.
The
safe and
cotton gin
running i
me arrivi
serves to
idly. Eve
■Mi
pay your taxes, and there are many
in our fair city who have been that
wise for years and years, you shall
be exempt from interest and penalties
if you pay up before January 31. It
makes those who are loyal citizens
feel as if they have been slightly im-
posed on. After this leniency, how-
ever .the tax grabbers should come
in for that part the evaders have
been getting by.
about pounds. Twelve states will have a The social committee
about crop exceeding 76,000,000 pounds this i party for the coming
naturally. Just as
xt
on all delinquent
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"YOU CANT MAKE
MB SPEAK!"
cat
SECRET
. Carizzo Springs. More than a hun-
dred acres of new land has been
I cleared in the Lee Allen subdivision
put a
We would be v
of the mothers
emergency act after the legislature I
had declared a state of public cala-
mity to comply with constitutional re- I
quirements for the waiving of debts
owing to the state. 22
• - o—o-- -• g
Messrs. W. S. and A C. Stewart <4
those living in
Health in Disguise. A truly nu*
tricious pleasant surprise.
' is being milled and stored.
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South Texas Progress
“Rebound
Im ings to find the easiest and best way to do thing*.
I subdivisions of the state government.
Approximately 10 per cent of this
amount is interest and penalties, ac-
cording to computations of propon-
ents of the waiver bill. |
Gossard corsets are
ent and penalties
. in the citrus industry is shown by
I the recent announcement that a lo-
Marathon: Thirty-two carloads of
us at any of our weekly meet-
be for them to kn<
all the excruciati
ultered du»u V th
is of his iliness an I
Iv sleeps with thos
y after di
the small
ed Extremely practi-
pic- of fans will go with them,
the
ir PROVES ACT TO
does well as Bill. Myrna Loy, who is
” good to look at and a good actresa
jest rival, Oklahoma. Georgia this year' of program committee
produces 8,500,000 pounds. Louisiana. Jane DeLano, chairman
। fur the splendid direction.
r.........-.......... ..... $ James Ci, Scripps, of the Seripps-Canfiee chain of newspapers, sur-
made last July. The five-year aver-i priscd everybody by his unannounced marriage in Seattle, Wash, to Miss
the past calendar year ship- ; age dating from 1925 is the normal Mari n E. Bates, daughter of Dr. U C. Bates, surgeon, capitalist an d aviator.
They are honeymooning in Honolulu. "
ness is good .
of the
he is i t
picture 000,000 in delinquent taxes on the
version of the Donald Ogden Stewart J rolls of the state and the various
an opportunity
Lingerie
Our new fall line
— has net rr hefere
bern eqnaled as to
vale and price
it is now, you can wet ready for some mutton sheep
crowd Saturday We wonder why the|Namia ih..
monthly events get so little of the
Easy to digest. We bake
none
but the best.
Panties
$1.50 to
$2.25
Brassieres
65c - $2.25
Soft blaek kid with *
RKO Pathe’s
No matter how much you make
role give
She makes mond Friday for a game. A umber
splendid as Evie. I ledd
fall they have kept
far surpassing the neighboring states i
ments for the present calendar year of Oklahoma and Louisiana in the)
will doubtless show Some decline, i - • -• - ■
Do you sell liquor for medicinal exports and coastwise' deliveries are
irises ** Then it is lerol fer ---- i ---* • -ia -mlu elichtlu leee in wnl-
give admirable performe
in perfect condition.
to hang out a sign to that effect. Such ume than before.
H. A. Cnnn in dis-
i accidentally killed
: J Steves early
g on the highway
cal man would build a cleaning,
grading and packing plant to cost ap-
5:35,
M
13,
2
e.g
“g
In all the new fall
shades featuring
the fane * stitched
«uff in an array of
size of its crop is the fact that feu t Wednesday evening the girl re-
। pecan orchards are properly thinned, | serves met for the first time in the
legal. for.you ! continuing, only slightly less in vol- The pecan tree in its native state; new school year. We had many new
adorns 8000 miles of creeks and members and we were very glad to
Lowis heel. Brown kid
The citrus fruit season has been 1
inaugurated with earload shipments
having been made from several dif-
Towers soar by the grinding of gears con'
trolled by the strong arm of labor.
Fortunes soar by the long-sustained efforts
of the brains of men.
Both, in the analysis, are monuments to the
achievements of will.
Whatever the specialized tools of your trade
you are primarily a human being interested
in a safe and well-provided for future.
We have the blue-prints of the foundations
of fortune. Let us plan to grow with you.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
1 greatest sulphur producing area in cans enough to go around. There is a i
the world. the port is strategically । constant and ever-growing demand
located to handle ever-increasing for what the Dallas News aptly terms
amounts of the yellow mineral sol the "queen of American nutcrops."
■ essential in modern agriculture and And since Texas is the primary pecan
i industry. | state of the nation, most of us will
! The Texas Gulf Sulphur company ( be interested in the progress of an ;
i and the Freeport Sulphur company, industry which shows great promise
' both operating their mines in ad- for the future.
(Galveston News. I
More sulphur moves over the docks and which is doing well in spite of j
at Galveston than through any other the current hard times. Most agri - !
port in the world, cultural products are bothered by the '
Situated within easy reach of the , devil of surplus, but there are not pi
advertise it much, and this plant is now on hand and ready
it should have been ad-
and again
bve!
Read The Tribune
weather the
blessed with
Rice farm-
much rice being sold, a vast quantity I
Checking accounts are the natural result of
growers throughout the valley.
| Carrizo Springs: Two new residen-
ces are under construction here in
I town and two more on farms near
four o'clock in the afternoon.
Galveston, Texas City and Freeport. and an increase in
amounted to more than 1.675,000 ' should be profitable,
tons, and was destined to many ports
♦
over-act ing in
............. ....... AUSTIN, Sept. 30 Texans owine
R. C. Millican the leading buyer I delinquent taxes to the state. ■ ounT
here, expects to handle several car- > ty or any division of the gavema-s
loads and thinks the crop will begin ment except a municipality rnaagy
to move in bulk this month, provided • pay them without interest or pen-
the cotton crop will release any num- alty, provided the payment in made ]
l>< i of pickers for the work ; by January 31. 1932 . 48
n girl reserve work may
balanced and intelligent She ...
Marathon the past week and 27 car- the most of the high spots of the
» । loads of young goats arrived here
' during the week for pasturage.
A
which met at Dallas last week dis- •
ek so
hurry a
v our fi
Save
LABOR
d Ml
pump with simulated
built up heel, very new
ery glad t<» have Mime
told the Tribune
in splondid cond
1901 MIL PRAYED WWIL.E HF
STR NYED.
lure without
1 is d
6,300,000 pounds. Alabama 4,000,000/committee
shipped from
excellent dialogue throughout and Matagorda were Bay City visitors to-
actors who know how to talk. day.
Ina Claire, who plays the starring
South in genera
year, as compared with
pounds in 1930. And Texas
this human habit, because they afford the best-
TEXAS GULF MAINTAINS BIG
LOADING PLANT AT PIER
35 HERE.
Value of Movement.
Saturday is another Trades Day in ‘ Value of sulphur shipped
the city. Don’t fail to come to town Galveston in 1930 is given as
and wait out at the courthouse about 22,146,000, of which amount
----- 1 joining counties, produce the bulk The Texas pecan crop for 1931 will
if you were wise enough to fail to of the sulphur used in the world, total close to 32,000.000 pounds, ac-
and ships bearing full cargoes of cording to Carl H Robinson, federal
sulphur sail from Galveston. Free- 1 statistician at Austin. This estimate
port and Texas City for many world I is 1.000,000 pounds higher than that I
ports. Of Galveston s
shipments, 828,136 tons
Shown 2:30—1:00—1:00—9:00 P. M
The National Pecan association
is money trickling out of your pockets.
Pauline Yeamans, his daughters, Mrs.
was taken to he n- Jesse Landrum. Misses Tessie and 1
vhere Rev. G. T Storey । Margaret Yeamans of Matagorda. 1
conducted the funeral1 Mrs George Raymond and Mrs. Ed-
large gathering of rela- gar Dunbar of Gulf; Mrs Ray Miller
t of Luling Four ons, Phillip Yea- • «
hymn R< k ol Ages mans, Jr Dewey, Ace and James
)
the cortege wended its , al grandchildren and great-grand-
more than 40 per cent of the party with us.
■ Miss Addie Pearle Nicholas is back
and Marth.
' The pecan crop in this county. I
। which is a good one, will bring in
many hundreds of dollars of new or
outside money this fall GOVERNOR
00-2
W Savior's love.
n ' Surviving him are his wife.
Christian i
vertised but, if the weather stays like
do. I
Governor Sterling late WVednes-
day signed the bill, forgiving inter-
the new Myles for
37,000,000 you prospective
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i Ud di■' ■ it 1 l i t
the Lord.
The casket
odist chinrh i
of Bay City,
rites before a
lives and frie
His favorite
and presently
gs
Laredo: Interest in Laredo's future
in the Lower Riol
Colonial theatre, is a well writ-
ten and wel lacted, sophisticated com-
edy reminiscent of the Phillip Barry’
type of play.
It is not often that we have a
chance of seeing a picture that has
a uniform quality of excellence in
every phase. It usually happens that
if the dialogue is good, the actors
The measure was passed
These crisp, rnol days of early fall bring
thowghts of dresses and coats for winter in
the fash inn minded misses Be sure that
your steps are turned in our More for a
look at the newest styles in coats.
$19.75 to $29.75
e the tired | children
ide that of|
ttee plans t<
olumn in the
ri each Thurs
ular Wedn .
arctully plan
BEAUMONT, Oct. 1 Operating
) schedules of from 12 to 15 hours a
merits of sulphur by water from crop. Yet the demand
15,371,000 was destined for
Something new afoot Fashion is caught in
the cocoon of the silk worm and has woven
a new style for 1931 in Rollins hoxe
$1.00 to $2.50
of handling your money without cost if your bal-
T3a an-
uhnt,eh
BAY CITY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1931
It has always been characteristic of human
uch good t
organizati
working w«
thing they need most.
The greatest harvest
country has ever been
___A
aps now
program
Pecan
G — ------- ------ —- ----- । -.....- r— --------- - — - ------- streams in West and South Texas have them with us. We started our
teenth amendment is repealed it will ton shipped to foreign and coastwise These trees grow pecans, but no in- meeting, off by singing some of om
just go the way of several other sim-| destinations about 1,180,364 tons of dividual esre is given them. As a re-1 girl re^rve songs we have as oui
ilar laws just pass out, maybe like sulphur. A nidea of what tremendous suit, they do not produce as they new officers this year Elvira Rich-
Sunday picture show laws. i size this movement is may be obtain- | would if properly attended to. ' , ards. president; Evelyn McNabb, vice
. . , ed when one sonciders that these In spite of the fact that pecans in president; Odell Dickey. secretary:
Football in Richmond tomorrow shipments would require 169 full ship- this state receive little or no atten-I lone Stinnett, chairman of swud coin
afternoon. Be suieU. I., low the Cats loads of an average of 7000 tons each, tion, the state of Texas produces mittee: Teresa Lewis chairman of so
to Richmond and dun t forget to car-This means an average of almost one | ‘
ry along some pretty pep squad girl. I full cargo each two days.
j day are being followed by the Stein- ' crop will afford late fall and
|hazen, Tyrrell and Beaumont riceemployment for
1 mills here.
With favorable weather, rice cut-
VOL. 27 NO. 133
McAllen: Several packing sheds I version of "Rebound," makes a very
here have opened and are ready for charming Johnnie Robert Ames
the citrus fruit season. Seven car- | .
loads of grapefruit have been packed.. g-mTTEI
but only one has been shipped to B
date. I
48 48"( Eugenies
2
2" "8 6 "03,) are quite the thing
s throughout the county an
light and day. More picker
ng daily and the extra hel
swell the gin receipts rap
rybody is busy and busi.
cannot deliver it well or if the
actors are good .the story is poor.
Here we have a charming story with
Bags
That are both al-
hiring and smart.
Irown and Mark
are the predom-
inating shades with
a slight tendency
htr green and
wome few ires *
$1.50 to
$4.95
LAIRE
Mr Phil Yeamans, a Texas pione
who was burn and reared here,
ed into eternity Friday morning at 1
, . - n. company.
i I age of Hi years, after a g„g.ap,
linge i me. illne s of about one and one- was killed in action in Fran • dm- ■
half years He was b rn July 27 ing the great World war. i a •
1
•
children minist ed to him faithfull} the grave of fathet and son and these |
and untiringly until the end nd beautiful reme la ances (it sympa
of course they are goinK to miss him thy go far in soothing the bereft
sorely but what a great comfort it ne. rts of thosc left here.
CALL
(. u azmoun: g lutr
With
Richard Arlen
Peggy Shannon
A girl's strug-
body was laid to rest
his lamented son, Joe
al ’ Mr
ne < hoxe
iivinmtimiinttmtnmtrtnitmoirininn
Vhite has returned
ospital with her lit-
.The Parent Teachers.ar feeding tons moved for export. । The Southeastern states, Georgia with us this year as our sponsor and
the undernourished children at the With the new mines being developed and Alabama, have a thinner shelled we are all very glad to have hei with
city ParK (his aiternoon v Ih deer , and a new rail service instituted, , pecan with heavier meat, as a result us.
meat The deer was killed in a collis- Galveston is in a better position than demand and obtain higher prices for1 . ..ul.l.bv
ion with Mi. C J- Sieve car ever before to handle a bigger amount their product. And yet the market mat. l , W..il
Tuesdaxamorningit. »h re ina h a L?' sulphur. One of the most impor-is limited. There is an underproduc- Trib une being pUblish,
evil Tu" io no ns s‛ unu is in itant developments of the past two । tion of pecans, and the nation today dav following
years was the opening of the new j eats on a per capita basis only two_____
, Boling Dome mine by the Texas Gulf ounces of pecan meats a year. ' distribution mu;
' Sulphur company and its connection | There is room for a considerable |
I by a new rail route to Galveston, j expansion of the pecan industry, and I
I This mine has been declared even' perhaps an extensive sales campaign
richer than the company’s property might bring real benefita to the
at Gulf Hill, and the entire area is farmers of the South who have pecan
now connected with Galveston by alorchards and who want to realize a
; new* connecting line built by the little on an investment which cost
morning nt Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway ! them little or nothing. Large scale the United State
, company,
ars. ufter a
fur coastwise points.
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 133, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1931, newspaper, October 1, 1931; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1554521/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.