The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1929 Page: 6 of 8
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SIX
THE KUtiK CHEHOKEEAT
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fork To Start On
Three Highways.
Palestine, Sept. 30 —The state
highway department is moving a
crew of road builders here to put
an asphalt top on the extensions
of the three state highways here.
The first work will be on the
Tucker road west of Palestine,
and a hard surface topping will
be putjon that section of Highway
43 from Tucker to the Trinity
River. A camp is being estab
lished at Long Lake station,
near the river. Material will be
unloaded there. The state will
pay the cost on these extensions.
When the Tucker job is com-
pleted the crews will be moved to
the Neches road, and 4.7 miles of
asphalt will be laid from Neches,
where it will join the concrete
paving out of Palestine, to the
new bridge over the Neches River
on the Palestine-Jacksonville
highway This will give a hard-
surface road from Palestine to
the river, and eventually to
Jacksonville.
Tha third job will be on the
Palestine-Rusk road, starting at
Fields Chapel and building to
the new bridge over the Neches
River, a distance of four and one-
half miles. This road has been
made part of state highway from
Beaumont to Fort Worth.
Fame Of Sargon Now
Spreads Over.. ation.
When Sargon was first given to
the world, well kndwn authori-
ties predicted it would become | duced below. It is from
one of the great outstanding]Employment Manager of
Tyler Commercial College
Telegraphy Course Offers
Wonderful Opportunities
Please read the letter repro*
the
the
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health-eiving'remedies of the age, | Western Union Telegraph Coin-
but the men of science who i pany.
labored for years to perfect it; Western Union Telegraph Company
little dreamed it would become a | Tylei>) Texas February 201029
household word in so short a; Tyler Commercial Collep*
t'me- Tyler, Texas
According to the statements of Gentlemen:
people everywhere who have act-1 The W(?stem Union Te 0frraph ,
ually put it to the test, it is re- 0ompany js greatly in need now,
storing literally hundreds of possibly more so than ever be-!
thousands of weak, rundown, for6) 0f we)i trained Mor-t Tele
half sick, discouraged men and graph Operators. E-h> cially
women by some of the latest and are we in need of well trained
most advanced methods known y0ung men who posse-:-,.-* execu-
te Medical Science. tjve ability.
ihe demand for Sargon is Only ntat appearing young
probably without parallel in the peopie who have finished High
history of the drug trade. In the School and ab(jVe can be used.
measure up to the above require
ments.
Very truly yours,
H. M. Gresham, Manager
\Y( stern IJuon Telegraph Co.
We olier a most thorough
course that will prepare you for
an t xcellent, position- Every'
graduate can be placed ptomptly
when the course has been com-
pleted. The average time to
finish the course is oniy six
mo- 111- and the cost of the com-
plete coui se is very reason .ble.
it intertsteii. send th<- cou-
pon l.it low 1- r mii' catalog
"Acb'evin . Sik ee s in I u -intss."
and write for tu ! p <rticu a■ *-.
There is no obligation on our
part. Mail the coupon i ovv.
Tylku Commkuciat. College
Tvleh. Texas.
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Winter Time Is Coming!
Fix up your home before Winter and bad
Weather comes. We can furnish you the
Building Material
AT LIVING PRICES
Make Out the Bil!
We will figure it Right
Roten Material Company
tr~
\ Oil
Add
Palestine Constable Is
Held As Aggressor.
After a "lengthy investigation
of the facts surrounding the dis-
turbance between militia and De-
puty Constable W. B. Mclnnis,"
which occured on Wednesday
night of the Texas Fruit Palace,
a committee appointed by How-
ard Gardner Post of the Ameri-
can Legion last night submitted
a report expressing the belief that
there had been s misunderstand-
inn between the Legion Central
Committee and the Fair associa-
tion officials, and censuring the
conduct of Mclnnis as hasty and
uncalled for."
The report sets forth that the
deputy constable's conduct "has
caused great humiliation and
embarassment to all Legionaires
and the National Cuard. and
that such conduct was unbecom-
ing an officer of the law "
G. G. Hayes of Alto, a militia-
man, who was struck by Deputy
State of California alone, it will
require over one miilion bottles
to supply the people of California
during the first twelve months
after it was placed on sale.
One big New York firm, with
wholesale houses in leading cities,
have sold and distributed 908,
184 bottles in the past eight
months, or at the rate of one
million and a quarter bottles per
year.
Kansas City wholesale and re-
tail firms have sold and distrib-
uted over 300,000 bottles within
twelve months, or an average of
of almost one bottle for every
famyy in the State of Kansas
State dealers required nine
carloads the first four months.
In the Northwest, the Twin
Cities of Minneapolis and St.
Paul have been selling at the
rate of over $100,000 per year, to
say nothing of the immense
wholesale distribution. Sales in
other sections have been corre-
spondingly large.
Back of Sargon's triumph in
the drug stores is Sargon's
triumph in the homes. When a
suffering man or woman finds a
medicine that helps them, they
invariably tell their friends about
and in this way the fame of Sar
gon is spreading from coast to
coast, sweeping the country like
a great tidal wave.
No' matter where you go-
North, East, South or West—Sar-
gon is bringing health to thous- j
ands, and many foreign countries
are now clamoring for it.
Moseley Drug Store, Agents.
We must careful y consider-
each applicant's persona! ap-
pearance, personality and t!,eir|
ability to meet and dea. intelli-
gently with the public.
You should make every effort
to enroll in you r Teleerraph and |
Westecn Union D-partment
every young man pro-pert v
student you have, possessing the |
above qualifications The e i- a;
great opportunity now with ouri
company for such you' g me:..
At all times, we are g>e ti.v in!
need of such employees.
We have carefully observed'
the work of the gmduates of
your Telegr iph Department. |
We have in oil'" i-mplov ov
numbers of you gr .du t -. A- j
a whole, tnei. w . k ha- • ce.. 1
very satisfactory. Your T 1-
graph Department is m the
hands of excel nit. miun-jr ment
and the work is >;iug!r in .i m
thorough manner
You will do ' f v " • *i-
roll in this d par-.me: t. •* = ..
young man e p c c •
MISS ELLA R. CURTIS
TEACHES OF
PIANO AND HARMONY
Class Lessons for Beginners
Residence Studio on College Avenue
Phone 221
ALTON B. CHANDLER
ATTORNEY AT LA W
General Practice
Office over Stovail'* More
Rusk, Texas
alestine Laundrv'
Citli f
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: and delivers laundry ;n
RUSK
Monday, Wt'd:n-i day,
and Friday
,.<> a!. PHONE
i is iaction Guiipanl^cd
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MAGNOLIA FILLING STATION
GAS. OILS AND
ACCESSORIES
ANTIKNOCK GASOLINE
That Good Red Gas
"SERVICE
a iid
Our
SATISFACTION"
Motto
HUGH LESTER
FRIDAY - SATURDAY SUGGESTIONS
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAI NT
HEADQUARTERS
Constab'.o Mclnnis, according to
the Legion committies' findings, | Jen Thousand Fish
"is a minor, a Christian young; Placed Into Lakes,
man and does not drink or smoke j
is a last year's graduate of the^ ,T ., ., , c ,
.. tt- , , • . More than ten thousand fish
Alto High school and is now in have been saved from dry holes
college." j of the Neches river during the
The committee was composed: past few weeks by the work of
of the fol owing members: M;,r- the game warden's department,
tin H Jones, H H Dittz, Ed J G. Estes, district game warden,
/
tnonds Knittie, F. J Herrin, all
local Legionaires appointed m
the committee by the post com-
mander, and Capt. P \V Mckit
trick, commanding officer of Co.
D 143rd Infiantrv, ( apt. C. S
announced.
in various
t ironghout
Es e ■ said.
The long drouth had dried up
parts of the Neches river, and as
The fish were placed
lakes and ponds
this territory, Mr.
Adams, commanding officer of the river dried up to small holes,
Company A 143rd Infantry, and
James I. P_-rki. s, former com-
mander of Colman-Isgate Post.—
Palestine Press.
To Spud In New
Well This Week.
The Elliott-Clark A-4 well
brought in by the Humble Com-
pany in the Carey LaKe field Sat-
urday, Sept. 21st, is reported by
Humble officials to be making
418 barrels of pipe line oil a day
through a quarter of an inch
choke. At the present time it is
said this is the best producer in
the entire field. The Elliott
Clark A-4 makes the 18th. pro
ducing well of the field.
Rigging up is proceeding at the
new Elliott-Clark location, which
is about 600 feei this side of the
Neches River. It is reported
that the well will be spudded in
the first of next week. This is
considered in proven territory
and when it comes in will make
the fifth producing well on the
Cherokee county wide—Progress.
workers, under tne game war
den's directian, caught the fiish
with seins and nets As the fish
were caught they were distribu-
ted to lakes and ponds where de-
sired.
I i •; t han 8000 tish were placed
in Haynes O'Keefe's lake, near
Jacksonville. Tim is one of the
largest lakes recently opened in
section, having been constructed
at a cost of $30,000.
Only a few dollars will
work this miracle
Old-fashioned homes can be transformed
overnight with the magic power of S-W
Cnameloid's beautiful colors. Woodwork,
furniture, toys, bathrooms—all can be
made to rcflect the refreshing witchery
of modern color at a surprisingly mod-
erate cost.
Enamcloid is the world's finest rapid-
drying decorative enamel. It can be had
in many colors—all of incomparable
richncss and beauty. You'll like theease
*vith which you ran brush it out to a hard,
lustrous finish—its long-wearing qual-
ities— its washablencss. Dries rapidly
without sacrifice of quality or beauty.
Plan a new color scheme for your home.
Cost should be no hindrance, so why not
start it at once? Come in and inspect our
big, new Decorativc Book for smart, new
color suggestions. It is at your service.
COVER
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mre sold the world over
under this famous
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There is no bargain
like good quality
Sherwin-Williams make the finest lin<*
of paints and varnishes in the world
That statement is backed by our expert
knowledge of paints. But we also have
the satisfaction of knowing that most
people agree with us, for more Sherwin-
Williams paint products arc sold than
any other kind. Into each Sherwin-
Williams product goes the accumulated
experience of 64 years of leadership in
the paint industry.
Sherwin-Williams paints are typical
of the quality of merchandise you will
find at this store. Our reputation is
built upon selling merchandise that
makes permanent friends. The Friday
and Saturday Suggestions shown below
are specimens of the remarkable values
you will find here. A visit of inspection
will prove interesting and profitable.
Postpone Action
In Tyler Case.
Washington, Sept. 28—Action
on charges alleging irregularities
in administering his office by
Postmaster George E. Longacre,
Tyler, Texas, was postponed to-
day the postoffiee department
pending further in.estigation,
Prel iminary check indicates
that some of the charges are not
sustained by evidence received,
First assistant Postmaster Gen-
eral Arch Coleman said. He ad-
ded that the report on th e case is
being returned to Texas to ob-
tain additional d ata.
WE THANK YOU, EACH and EVEYONE
of our Custorr ers who hpve contributed to success of our
Rexal! 1 cent and Nyall 2 for 1 Sale
This Wonderful, Money Saving Sale will continue thrcngh
Day's Friday and Saturday week
It U to your interest to antipate your needs and take of the great saving in
Medicines. Toilet Articles, Stationery, Rubber Goods and other Staples
MOSELEY DRUG STORE
SAM MANNING
GROCERY and MARKET
—ONLY THE BEST GROCERIES
—PURE WHOLESOME FRESH MEATS
Local Distributors for the Celebrated
"HOSTESS" Cakes
Prepared in all Sizes and Flavors.
They Are De/iciotts/y Tasty
Phone Us Your Orders
«• Service at All Times
Phone 47
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Ward, H. O. The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1929, newspaper, October 4, 1929; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth291422/m1/6/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.