The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [42], Ed. 1 Friday, May 15, 1925 Page: 2 of 6
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THE ALBANY NEWS
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
Richard H. McCarty, Editor and Publiitor.
at the Port OMoe at AMwny, Taxaa, m Second CUaa Mad Matter.
Subscription Kate
$2.00 Per Year
ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertisements, 115 cents per tingle ooluinn inch each inseition
iiMftls and reeding noticeo 10 rents |>er line each insertiufi.
Tribute To Loyalty Of Nop Slave Of South
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by a tew ot the ol.l. r 'evident* of tin- to* i, us 'hey -.si* a cu-k ■! h ave 1. .
undertaking e tablli«hl:.eU| I'M tli«' .->«m • ht i n ] art <>t the city when num. oi
the eololc.l rare live.
Who Was 1 mil l.rown? No one, h it «in old, holiest, litilnbh ... 1''* '■
WAS one* a «luv. i thought at the tin., that h s Wk* *o il-t —.... ... .
There i.- a warm pl.ie. tti the hi-iitt.* ..l all • ■ 1 Southerner* !m • 111 "
"darkev," win. ' t litht'ul through all ii.« irnls ot ' !■« •"
Ilu .. well 1 I. III. ml.. . *lll II I I'l l lil t
U.iuid old l-:i.'. .inl 11 ■ V 11. . vvlio * as i *
l hey liu.l retrnii.e.l . I.rough • .•!!. Al! tin y.-m „• nc„'i'o.
lien I al llooi.er tor a we. I. had in..ill In ad.|Uar'I. I
and III- eetps .it tieii11\ tO,liiHI men had i'■ | • ■' "!i 1,1
every horse, kill'd evei> ehieke'i, hroki es. : |i!. w-te. I.. •• •
.at on ih. |.liir. , and lis privates net, took '.11'1 *^ "'I ' "• '",l"
he. n tor those Inn1 till old -lave- mv •.•nmdniot her wwild Inn.
something to ...i, she :. Id II.e t hut tor tin.. da> * -lie In
handiul ot lush potatoes.
Whe-i (iem .al (ioidoii was my uiiest iti Will- 1'iWlit We -w-i. 'Ik.tr' t
the loyt.lty of the old negroes and what had heroine "t many "t them, a h.
was reared within a lew miles of where I * <. and some ot my •: t
er's nejcroe* had married sortie of hi.4 father's negroes. The general said he
had los* sight ot most of them, hut when he was elected governor ol
lieorgia. a n<in>,> whom his fnther owned (and with wln.m lie I. el ta i
reared I found out ab.ut his b« nyr elected and wrote him a letter .n which
the negro said lie wanted "a watch i nd a wagon mighty hi..
Oeneral Cordon said lie answered the letter and invited the negro to J
come to Atlanta to see him. which he did in a short time. The general -aid
lie would take a chair and h. and the negro would -it in th. ar.l .,nd talk
of their boyhood days, how they "broke" the yearling* to the yoke and th. ,
voting mules to ride. He -aid his children would gather around and roll on.
the grass and laugh nntrl he wa- afraid the* would disturb the neiul hot*.
I eo.lld tell ot many instances of the lo alt y ot the slave to his
I oiks," as he called them. While ' ieneral Johnson was fighting
Atlanta 1 was III Macon, (ieorgia. A number ot Wounded were brim. i.t
Maeon and pla.-ed under the car shed. 1 noticed a young lieutenant on i
rot dead, his cap and - word npon his breast and standing by was In- waiting
l>oy, a yoitr.g negro mini. He told me his maste had been badly v.o'ini" .!
the dav before and that he bad started bote, with him and tluit In had died
the train Atlanta antl that as >non ■ >
left for home !i«* whs to tukr tin ytMiu-.r s*r 1«mi \
Master an*l M
OM .lark K< « «1. a n<vro wl,n «lti i n« . • : « w M ar- ;_•«). v
| mi *9 fl at I. riirrx 11 <h 1 on a liftir « «
a U*'-T at < *11h U.i ui ;.t. a« U. \\a<: i -lav « t tn\ i_ri: n«iii ,,f ■.« '■
Our vourtir | • «>}•!«* !i:i\ «•< n|• t « i; <►! lli ' [t ' lmn t!..it < \
Ih«* ' l«l -!a\r ari<{ his
There4 i< a \.".-t «:i t^fVri'tiT K • • f \\ • « r 11 ?•••<< fit ?«« f ■:1 *:" r: <l
men an«I voutilt tnen ami thni •■uite,«M .Iruts, «"'«! tin* erinn - •• • .; io.m-
•uitted idmo-t daily by th. l itter may be ta.itii' ; a rk t! -r « hur-t
int.. flame whe.i leas" exfwete.l with scrj.rising - nil far r. icIiimt r. -n't -
Mor th:- reason it b. im.\. - I'm -en-.l''' at. ' ia<v .ibi. 11 r in.'tnli. . • >
racc to exert e \ .■ • \ trill n . [>< --1 bl e to curl. 11 . out rai'i s Inn* | ■ jm 11 at e. I
bv the criminal element of t'.• ir own . ..lor, A Men .I'!1 in i1 - ! oint
Chronicle.
"The Home of the Hereford" -
Moran-Cisco Road Gets $115,000 Aid
State and Flderal Aid for $ll\«0« was this week allotted t. Highway
So. between Cisco and Morari, eonneefins; up with the Shackelford
eonntv end of this highway. Tne roa.l has m.a Imh-k financed ihroie liout
the entire length from Seymour to Junction in Kimball county, v.it'i the
rxeeptioii of Throckmorton county on the north of u-, and a short -tnt.h
or two, possibly down in Menard county. *'..'.">,000 of this aw! .- aurlab!o
at once, and the other WO.tHlO will be available next year. This road in its
entirety traverses the most beautiful s.ctn-i. of tlw South and wtien com
j.leted will attract a heavy tra\el.
—"The Home of the Hereford"-—
Making Repairs On Courthouse Roof
The roof of the county temple ot justice h;LS been undergo tie. ded
i.|.air- this week, leaks have been stopped and a coat ot' tar added. Tar
market has gotten back to norma! in Texas, thereby enabling the conn I." to
p.trcha-c what was needed for the job. Mak>s letter looting tlia vcariiu
apparel anyway.
—"The Home of the Hereford"—
A WHOLE BUSHEL OF EOGS
Messrs. Sam and Ben English were in town this wr.k with a whole
bushel of eg]gs, and a lot of rich, yellow eountry butter to sell. Thnt's the
idea, have torn.' to sell, and sell more than you buy, and that sysx-n will
eliminate 'ivcr-lrafts at the bank and lrqui.late mortgages
—"The Home of the Hereford"—
HERE FROM TAYLOR COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. (L. C. McKelvey were over this week end from Taylor
county to see home folks. L. C. says that the rains in Taylor county are
fine, and erop prospects pood. ,
—"The Home of the Hereford"—
HOME FROM SOUTH TEXAS
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Powers are home from Rosebud, where they spent
the latter part of the winter. Was down there on aecoont of Mrs. Powers'
heaM\ and we are triad to say that she ia freatly improved.
—"The Home of the Hereford"— TTV \
ANSON FIREMAN STORM ALBANY
Th. Aris4.ii Firetu. u and the Anv.n Municipal Band t* ok Albany \\i«l-
i:i -day morning by storm. Prof. McCollom, director had rliarr* ot the
l.nn.l, and they lire all live wire- Were en route to < isco to attend the
state Firemen's Convention. They uave a concert in the city, rnarehiirg up
Main street, and the e.t. of Albany turned out and p ve the Im \s r. real
old time Western welcome. One of the hi-h places in this entonri.e.. wns
• Ned" I (arrow, and In'- -ome bo* Said on hi- card something like t'.is:
"The Heal Keason the Cirls i.eave Home." And I'll tell you "Ued's" :i
Hin-onii ....\, in..I if he t.M.I- around Albany very much his card will rend
-oui.tf hi" like tl.i-: "The Heal lira-oii Kcd Cot Ixst in Albany.
'The Horiii of the Heretonl"—
Baccalaureate Sermon
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'1'• , -lory .rid the theme ot ' A I >.>11 's llou-e " M i-. I oui- Sl.oi
V..;; i, as '• \ I loll" Mi-, .lohn I Sedwi.-I.
" \ora. as a \\ ontat of 11.. p t apahil:I t.n i.o\e and Sacnl . e "
I. H. Webb.
• To i void *s Saei it ice"- Mis Merrick l'a\i-
Present P.iy Question? tr Int.'rnatieual Relatiorw
I'll, memliei s of the I >el|.h I. n I tub will ;nr answers to their les|
ijue-tioii- ill answer to roll call:
1. | l- |.o -ihl.' loi the I i:ite.l State.- to isolate itself from world
]xjliti<•- ' Mi- H S B. rstow
J What at,, the kind- ot «|in-tions that are likely to produce future
war- f Mi-- i ronic I Ian-ell.
What .in the foundations ii|><>n which peace and international
harmony can he laid ' Mr- It. II. Met 'arty.
t What Is tin Leu'. He ot Nation- Mis. Sam Webb.
.">. What is ili. Itilertri.lional Court ol Justice? Mrs. W. [„ 11111
. What d<> w. in. an b\ International l.aw ? Mis- FMith Jjowci y.
7 What an the chiet provisions ..t the "lltiwe- Plan.' Mi-. I. II.
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II. I pon what ba-
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|oi - tii I tut. d states make (renin- with other p«>w.
In ti.i .1 ara. teristi.'- of another
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Mrs .l.-se I,. 1 ngiish.
• il 'elation with Canad.'. he.-ti
all di-eu--i.'ti ot |s-aee ettolt-'
TH L' CONVENIENCE OF A CHECK-ING
ACCOUNT
There is no greater convenience in keeping
household accounts straight than by a
checking account and the payment of bills
by check.
I >e«ides, a little surplus account in the bank
helps to redce the hi^h cost of living in the
home through an opportunity of taking ad-
vantage of larger purchases, cash ''is-
counts, etc.
Whether your account is large or small, it
will be given our careful and courteous at-
tention.
We m\ite the women of this community to
open a household account here.
The First National Bank
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PHONE, WIRE OR WRITE YOUR RUSH
ORDERS TO
I. E. CROW'S GROCERY AND MARKET
The next time you are in a hurry for Gro-
ceries and Meat give me your order and
You will get what you want when
you want it ^
Phone 288 : Albany, Texas
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What ar. our relations with th.
\\ hat ha- he 'ii the I u ted Stat,
'•.hi, I Sedwi.k
I,', piibties ot l. i iti Artieriea '
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I..a tie ... Nat ..• - ' What ar. out
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\.ar Kast ? Mrs. TIollow.il.
poliey with regards to Kit--."
' McCLAHEN, FINE CLEANERS
(Success<ir to Horton, The Careful Tailor)
—Cleaners and Tailors—
"WE KNOW HOW"
I'tione 111 224 N. Bretkenridye Ave— Bretkenridge, Tuna
- WE SPECIALIZE IN LADIES' TINE SILK GARMENTS—
Mail Your Garments To Us—Proaipt Atttntion to Ont-Of-Tew*
Orders. Once a Trial, Always a Customer.
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"The Home of the Hereford"
DOWN FItt)M POST OAK
Parker Vi. kers was down from Post O.-ik school community Monday.
Parker was wearing the prosperity smile; plenty of rain and everything line
and the goose hangs high.
''The Home of the Hereford"—
MOTHERS LISTEN! BABY CONTEST!
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I.e.iut11till\ framed. I l.'l l ('la-s 1, babies months to 1 year
• Id. i'lass 2, babies I \ ear t. if vears old. t'las- .'I, babies .! y. ars
to years old. I'aeh class, l-t, 2nd and 3rd prize.
REMEMBEK THE DATES
Open Saturday, May the 16th; Closes Saturday Jun.? ths 6th-
ONLY 150 ENTRIES IN CONTEST—COME EARLY
IK. not wait until the last days and be disap]>ointcd.
-"PRIJrE
PICTURES AWARDED
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The winners in each class will be judged from the 150 subjects
dismayed in some prominent window by three disinterest.sl travel-
ing nte,, the week following the contest.
Entries will deposit $1.00 at time of sitting and will reeetve onct
beautiful photograph mounted on Excello Eazel Folder—FREE.
—WALTON'S STUDIO—
- PORTRAITS THAT PLEASEL-
Over Port Office
Brackenridfe, Tom
Phone 267
TALK ABOUT IT NOw
—We are still selling implements. Your
neighbor has been in and gotten his plan-
ter, selected his cultivator, and will make i
the best crop this year that has been made 1
in several years. With the season that we 4
now have, it seems reasonably certain J
that we will make a jrood crop this year.
-—Come in and let us talk it over with you.
Or it may be that you are up with your ij
work and have time to come in and y
Furniture with us or figure on that Icebox, j]
Refrigerator or Freezer to take the Nit
out of the approaching summer dayai
—Whether you are in the market or n<
come in and see us, we might tell you
good fish story. We have fishing Tackle
that gets 'em!
Albany Hardware (Sip.
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McCarty, Richard H. The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [42], Ed. 1 Friday, May 15, 1925, newspaper, May 15, 1925; Albany, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth393303/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.