Wichita Daily Times. (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 53, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 13, 1907 Page: 3 of 8
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Satisfactory Agreement Reached.
When the Wichita Falls and South-
ern railroad first started to lay off its
new townsite at Olney the people of
that town were fearful that their own
property would depreciate in value and
that htey would be left In the hole.
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A few days ago the Times stated
that after the 16th of July the city tax
collector's books would be moved to
the county tax collector's office. City
tax collector Lee informs us that only
the new assessment rolls will be made
at the county office and that the books
will be found at the City Hall. as here-
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SIX STAND COTTON GIN
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Will Be Erected Adjoining Warehouse.
Contract Will Be Let today.
Shipping Reaches From Bowie.
A car of peaches loaded by the
Bowie Fruit and Truck Association
was shipped north from Bowie last
Tuesday night. There were about 900
crates In the car. This fruit brought
75c per onethird bushel crate f. o. b.
American Plan.
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mills here will be shipped from Okla-
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Lunch herrng in 25c glass Jar 3 at
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I know where all The people of Isadore, a new town
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trying to induce the Wichita Falls and
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ANDERSON & PATTERSON,
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Causes a demand for
TALC I’M POWDER.
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At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers’ Union Warehouse and
Gin Company at the offices of the
Fanners’ Bank and Trust ‘Company
on Thursday afternoon, the following
directors were elected: J. L. McCon:
key. H. Or Karrenbrock, Joe Stephen
son. Mr. Cooper,. Walter Bentley, Ar-
1 thurReed and R. H. Suter.
Following their election, the direc-
tors met and organised with the fol-
lowing officers: President. J. L. Mc-
Conkey: vice president, R H. Suter
secretary and treasurer, Joe Stephou-
son; assistant secretary and treasurer
Walter, Bentley.
The Union has filed articles foi in
corporation with a capital stockTof
110,000. It is erecting a big cotton
warehouse in this city and today the
directors will let the contract for a six
stand coton gin to be constructed on
the same lot adjoining the warehouse.
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Northwestern to swing their line
through that town. If they fall in
this, they- will try to get an extension
of the Rock Island branch from Chat-
tahooga.
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is superior to any in
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ROBERTSON ORUGSTORE
Indiana Avenue.
year little or none of the small crops I
raised In Texas will be milled, as the | 10
crops will be saved for sowing next
MAKING ON. OUR RELIABLE MERCHANDISE.
WE DO NOT CHANGE TICKETS ON OUR GooDS
WHEN WE MAKE A REDUCT ON SALE. WE WILL
SELL FOR 50 MUCH LESS THAN THE PRICE WE
AT FIRST PUT ON OUR GooDS, AND YOU KNOW
WE BELIEVE IN MAKING ONLY FAIR PROFITS
IN THE BEGINNING. THEREFORE YOU CAN BE
SURE THAT OUR PRICES ARE MONEY SAVING
PRICES FOR YOU, RATHER . THAN MONEY
MAKING PRICES FOR OURSELVES.
ROCK & DUKE
A committee was appointed to lay the has resumed work after Its annual lay
matter before the builders of the new
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Mrs. H M. Frasier returned last
night from a three months visit to
relatives and friends In Chicago, Elgin.
Plainfield and Englewood, III.
Will Cross, an old employe at the
broom factory, arrived a few days ago
from Fort Smith, Arkansas, to take
charge of one of the machines at the
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road and after a conference an agree-
ment satisfactory to all parties con-
cerned was reached. Under the agree-
ment the railroad people will give lots
to all persons now owning property In
Olney free of coat, provided that the
town is moved to the new townsite.
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This proposition is said to be satis-
factory to the property owners of the
town and t is probable that all will
move to the new town site.
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Brewsing Bovinas Excite Complaint
To the Times: It is the custom of
small boys to drive cows up Tenth
srteet and stop them at street corners
or anywhere else while they get other
cows out of stables and lots. This
morning a cow ate the top off of a
nice young tree before anyone could
drive her away. Why not drive cattle
through alleys or keep them going
and not stop to get others’
This is getting to be a nuisance and
the people want it stopped.
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resant Mof ths beit, the strongest and the most reliable and
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We Write all Kinds -of Insurance
, Lre, Torn-do, Healh. Accident, etc. Firensurancepoli-
taken out with us cover loss by lightning. We respecttully
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Timbers.
The prospects for a good cotton crop
next fall continues to grow brighter
every day. No injurious insects have
yet appeared in the cotton fields -and
the only problem which is troubling
the formers is to keep the weeds down.
Labor is in great demand in the rural
dstricts and everybody is busy. The
corn still continues to grow luxuri-
antly and the best yield ever known
here Is In prospect this fall.
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VERYLoW PR CES ON ALL SUMMER GooDS
RIGHTIN THE BEdINNmd OF OUR SALE. BELOW
REDUCTIoNS WE ARE NOW
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A Full Car Load o
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Flour
Guaranteed to be as good as
the.best, and the price is
reasonable. We also handle
a full line of
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on‛t Close Your Building Contract
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F Concres House
Tha advantages are numerous, it saves cost of painting,
40 per cent of insurance, and cuts your winter coar h
down. It is the only house anyone can afford NO 1 1 o
INSURE. The older it gets, the better itgets.aW
^•working overtime, but will double our capacity right
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new wheat crop is being milled. This
Is to have 1000 satisfied cus-
tomers., and to that end
your banking business, or
at least a part of U, is solic-
ited.
New depositors are com-
• Ing in each day, and the
New Bank is gaining ground.
We know you can help us,
ana want you to know that
we can help you.
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and pipefitting. Respecttully,
29-tr J. L. MOORE. The Plumbes.
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ted cherries make good pies. 35c a
can or 3 cans for $1.00. Try a can.
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We buy tor cash and sell the
same way, and are therefore
in a position to meet any and
all competition.
P. W. Nolen
Mercantile Co
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MEAN BY CLEANING OUR STOCK 15 THIS: Wt
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GooDS. TO DO THI5 WE ARE MAKING THE
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