Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 265, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1946 Page: 5 of 8
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Friday, November 8, 1946
Sweetwater Reporter, Sweetwater, Texas
Page
Proposed Air
Freight Line
• Includes City
Sweetwater has been included
on a proposed air freight rotue
to foe operated l>> Santa Ke Had-
way and its affiliates, Santa l-'e
Skyway.
Application lias lieen filed
with the C'AA for permanent
certificates of public convenience
to operate the civil aircraft ser-
: vice over .several routes within
the general area of the com-
pany's line of railroad, according
to Fred C,. Ourley, president of
the railroad.
Cit.v Manager l{. ('. Uoppe and
MCI) Manager I.. A Wilke had
previously accomplished some
work on the proposiiton.
Sweetwater i> included <>.i
proposed route three which will
run from Amarillo to Galveston.
Also included are I.ufohock, San
Angelo, Brown wood. Temple
and Houston.
New Car Licenses
New car licenses have been
issued by the tax assessor-col-
lector's office to |)un \v. Smith
Studebaker. Texas Kleetric Ser-
vice. Chevrolet: Charles T. I!ra::-
il. I'ord: C I). Malonev. Chev-
' Wiil. Chevrolet; and
Alice Heich;i
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Son Of S'water
Woman Is Elected
Despite GOP Gains
One democrat state senator
made good in his race for re-elec-
tion in Maryland, despite strong
republican pressure and he is
the son of a Sweetwater woman.
Re-elected despite tin1 repub-
lic-ail sweep in eastern states was
Hubert I' (Texj Barton, who
won the election for state sena-
tor of number two district in
Maryland, comprising 52 pre-
I cilice.-. with a comfortable lead,
too.
Hubert is the son of Mis. Wil-
son Barton of Sweetwater and a
| brother of Howard Barton, also
I of S weetw ater, l ie was reared
j in San Angelo and attended high
school at Big Spring.
I Building Permit
I'at Murphy has received i
building permit from the city
j secretary's office authorizing
him to construct, a l'J by :;o feet,
two room rock addition to the
present structure at stii Sam
Houston, approximate cost of
$200.
Marriage Licenses
A marriage license was issue I
■ vesterda.v to I,.,. !),•!.a Crux and
: Manuela \'illa: Thomas Crav-
' er and l.otiise Marie Ferguson.
Our Boarding House With Major
I / BUKtoLAR ALARMS.*"
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IT'S A MUSICAL BURGLAR
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Panama Apologizes
In U. S. Flag
Burning Recently
PANAMA CITY. Nov. K (U.Ri ■
■ The Panama government has
apologized formally to t'ni'e-1
Slates ambassador Frank Mines
tor the burning of all American
flag by a Panamanian citizen
November .'ird.
Abel Murillo. the citizen in-
; vo|\ ( d, was sentenced to '!•">
■ davs in jail. Officials say he was
; connected with a revolutionary
| attempt last Dceinlier.
Only 2'i.i.oa tuck owners in lit ■
1'nited States operate more than
I i'ive vehicles.
ELECTRIC
WATER COOLERS
Puffer Hubbard Electric |{c.
frigerulor, 30 < u. ft. Two glass
doors. New.
Electric Water Heaters, Hairy
type.
clean Easy Electric Milkers
Electric Welders
Electric Water I'll m|>h
Klectrle Trains
Kleetric Fence Chargers
Electric Healing I'ad
Kleetric Coffee Makers
Kleetric Fly Sprays and I'aint
(inns
Oil Cook Stoves
—Kasy Terms—
New <;-K Products
REYNOLDS ELECTRIC
111 Cedar
Phone 721
Man Kept In Prison
2 Years Too Long
CH ICAGO. Nov. s (U.R; - The
director of the Federal Bureau
of Prisons, .lames Bennett, has
been ordered to explain why a
man was kept in iiri-on two
veai - after his sentence expired.
Best-Known
home remedy for
r
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relieving miseries ol
children's colds.
VISJSJI
Albums
Records
New Trombones
New Cornets
\\Y liiive .1 completf* slock of
Jill popular records. Also, IVrry
< omo's album of Christmas
music.
&
McCREIGHTS
Music and Appliances
115 West Third Convenient Terms Phone ~X\
Ci
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You can't feel it.... See it.... Hear it
.... Or, taste it.
The answer is Insurancel Yes, you can
see and feel the policy, but that is merely
the printed contract.
Insurance is based upon faith ....
integrity .... confidence .... experience
.... all of which are intangible but,
nevertheless, highly important.
This agency represents old, reliable
Stock Insurance Companies. You can
trust your insurance problems to our
judgment.
Phone, write, or call here for Service
Beyond the Contract."
CLAYTON WILLIAMS
Fire and Casualty Insurance
Automobile Loans
.tori Oak St.
Phone 911
Try A Reporter Classified Ad
VALUES GALORE, More 1st The Store
Fruit Cocktail
Any Brand
Can 39®
TOMATO JUKE 46-oz.can 25t j GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No. 2 on 12c
MARASCHINO CHERRIES boflle 39? TOMATO SOUP 2 for 25C
Schilling's I" CaslimeiT llouiiuet « ■
VANILLA EXTRACT 2-07.bottle 35tf SOAP 3bars lit
Boulevard's Fancy
CHOCOLATE
CANDY
Chocolates of Distinction
1 Lb. Box $1*49
Fruit Cake Mix
12 Oz. Pkg. 37c
m
-CLOSED-
Monday Nov. 11
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Softweve Bath Room
1
Orange
PAPER Facial Quality Roll 10* i JUICE
No. 2 Can
22c 46 Oz. Can 49.
eats
Out of Qualij I lieef
Loin Steak Pound
l-'or Voiir Nov. II Dinner—Turp.iis
DRESSED FRYERS
lb. ISt
Choice JT
T-Bone Steak lb. 60^
I'or Broiling J #1 _/•
Prime Rib Steak lb. 4o^
SometliiiiK tiood M fk
Loin Tip Roast lb. 60^
Pork Chops lb. 65=
Arm Roast lb. 45tf
Chuck Roast lb. 43 $
Rump Roast lb. 45{?
KitsIi I'oi K For l{o,is(s m
Boston Butts lb. 60^
Heady For The Oven
Dressed HENS lb. ss
Laundry Bleach
PUREX Quart 14c
(.old Itar A •*
CATSUP U-oi.bottle lit
Fenny Sa\er J « 1
PEAS No. 2 can 1 Lit
MIXED VEGETABLES can 20#
Willi Tomato Sauce
SPAGHETTI can 12|c
'Mrvrnr ^ ^
CHILI POWDER . In
Old IMitdi J mi
CLEANSER leans \X
2'cans 251
( oi-ii itoduer
MEAL ' 5lbs. 38^
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I'IM ik Ii Styli*
Green Beasts
NO. 7
CAN
<;eldiardt>
CHILI POWDFR
M is--i<>ii
PEAS
25®
39c
No. 2 can 1?C
HOMINY No. 2 can 19?
Tliril't
Tamales Tall Can 22c
\rnuMirr-
CORN BEEF HASH
Minion's f'hiin or t«>«Ii/,i*«|
SALT
can 33#
package 8c
l.iidv Alirr • f
TOILET SOAP bar 5C
l'illsliiir>'s
PANCAKE FLOUR,2lib pkg. In
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SHOP OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Fresh from the Valley each week at prices you
can afford to pa^
I ,in< \ I*«m1 Ih'ljroii-.
APPLES Largo Siz^ Lb. 15«
I lesti, I'ml, if,
TOMATOES lb jH
ORANGES lb^ m
lb. 15<
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< oih'OIMI
Grape Juice
Quart S9«
M.ixwill Huiisr
COFFEE
1 Lb. Glass
JA1
44*
M,mnoli;i
COFFEE
Lb. Gfass
Jar
39c
\ eh el I ;• K<
FLOUR
Pkg. 37c
EVERY ITEM WE SELL CARRY MONEY8ACKGUARANTEE
GREEN BEANS
in Hi--, in I' i" i
SPUDS
I e\.i- M.iesli Seedle-
GRAPEFRUIT
Ti'X.i"
ORANGES, 10-lb. bags
FOG PLANT
39c
lb. 7 ht
m
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CARROTS
lb. 15 c
large bunch l?t
EVERLITE
FLOUR
5-lbs. 39C; 10-lbs 741
25-lbs. 1.79; 50-lbs 3.49
Del Monte
Peaches
NO 2J/?
CAN
3§«
l)el Monti"
Pumpkin ^ 1
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Triplett, G. D. Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 265, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1946, newspaper, November 8, 1946; Sweetwater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth283403/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sweetwater/Nolan County City-County Library.