The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 19, No. 19, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 10, 1928 Page: 16
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May 10 1D2S
The Tulia Herald
PUHtISHKD EVHUY THIUUSDAY
TULIA SWISH Kit COUNTY TEXAS
ENGLEMAtf ENGLEMA Editors ami Publistwrs
A month ago I was so weak
and feeble I couldnt even spank
the baby recently wrote a grateful
woman to a patent medicine
concern but now Im so much
stonger I can easily thrash my
husband Heaven bless you
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A LINCOLNITE
select from 45 in wicje a yd
pnuine Baronette Slip Satin 40
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V Subscription 160 per year to addresses outside county J200
Entered ns Second Class mall matter nt the Post Ofllce aJ JTnlin
Texas under the act of March 3 1S79
HOW CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE HELP MERCHANTS
TiTHEREVEU there Is an active Chamber of Commerce there is apt
The active Chamber of Commerce helps merchants to stay on thcii
Commcrco seok prosperous communities but because communities bo
como more prosperous In proportion as merchants work together
v i The principles of merchandising are similar in all linos and two
morennnts In unrelated lines talking over community problems ROTH
BECOME BETTJ3R MERCHANTS
The Chamber of Commerce idea encourages exchanges of mei
chandising ideas When 100 merchants each contribute one idea into
a fund of Ideas each then has a hundred ideas Ideas too seem to Haven
faculty of breeding for when a morchant begins to put7 new
ideas to work in his business he finds new ideas presenting themselves
as fast as ho can use them
lt seems also to be a fact that when a merchant sits back and
makes jio effort to use Ideas in his business the new ideas cease to
como and directly ho is always behind the times
Tho hctlvQjChamber of Commerce help merchants to stay on their
toos and so it helps the community to prosper Contributed
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A TOKEN TO MOTHER MEANS MUCH
you going to remember your mother next Sunday Mothers
Dayj Some men will but others are so filled with thougts of
buslnessxgolf fishing or the ball game that these days which mean
so much to mothers slip by unnoticed
Mother appreciates a card a box of flowers or candy even
though she may be eighty or thirty years of age and she feels
j neglected If the day slips by without a greeting of some kind from
Ison or daughter It may be inexpensive but oh how it is appreciate
fed by her
illion people who utter the same boast except that America is
THE DEFEAT OF SELF
OW we love to boast about our prowess We can beat Germany
JapansEngland the World but over In England there are thirty
istituted for Englond and in Germany and Japan there nie other
Lions with similar ideas
can whip the Democrats or Republicans as the case may
begTY e can hammer the daylights out of the whites the blacks or
the yellow race as the case may be We can smash the Iriih batter
tthe Jews butcher the Italians and slaughter the Chinese
And boast
so we even those of us who could not beat an egg
whip cream thresh wheat mash potatoes or even lick a postage
stamp
1 A 1 < ° s blah and make more enemies instead of friends
js e can defeat others but we
prove by our boasting thatwe have
AJL defeated that inner self that needs defeat so badly
Defeat yourself and you will find that those who remain are
friends that need no defeat Richard S Bond
PAGE HERCULES
Walt Atkinson was short of
spending money but managed to
beg a dollar from Mom
Im a great deal like Lincoln
boys re remarked boastfully
All that I have in the world I
owe to my mother
GARDEN CONTEST COUPON
Please enter my name in the Garden Clubs 192S Contest I
wish to enter my
YARD GARDEN BLOCK FLOWER BED
WINDOW BOX
Mark out tho contest in which you are NOT interested
SIGNED
r Mail Coupon to Garden Contest Chamber of Commerce
LA VELLr
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Special price on Womens Underwear
Teds 5nd 3lepins some priced Was
low as onehalf the regular
price
Special Our regular 135 Silk
Bloomers at 100
few Permanent Finish Fast Color
Organdie beautiful patterns to
1001
a
in wide washable a yd 90cl
32 in Ginghams fast colors 19c i
graed at a yard 10c
And shipment of Virginia Hart
received ea 195 295
A good another shipment of cur
longer colors Gold Blue and
3D0raset
d Table Oil Cloth a yd
vy Wall Canvas yard
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Wtgiulerfiil Imoks Cooper has
Veil to ns as we go down tho
iges Charles Kingsley has led
a great many lo nppreciato tho
poetry of sound health strong
mjtsclos and fresh air Thackeray
did a grand work when ho presented
In burlesfjuo style tho pro
tender to aristocracy Dickons has
built his own monument in his
books which are an everlasting Hie
purity decent and crime attractive
and hypocrisy noblo should
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To tho Sheriff or any Constable
of Swlfher County Toxas
Greeting
You are hereby commanded to
cause to bo posted ton days exclusive
of tho day of posting bo
fore the leturn day hereof at
three of the most public placeH In
wisher County Texas nno of
which shall be at tho Court House
door In said county and no two of
which shall in the same city
or town true and correct copies
of the following notice and that
you also cause to ho published a
true and correct copy of tho following
notice once In each week
for ton davs exclusive of first day
of publl n In some newspaper
of general < Irculation which has
been regularly published in Swish
er County Toxas for more than
one year towlt
Tho State of Toxas
County of Swisher
To all persons interested in tho
estate of D M Julian deceased
You aro hereby notified that
Delia C Julian has filed in tho
County Court of Swishor County
Toxuh an application for th pro
but < of the last will and testa
THIS TITIIA HERALD
THINGS THAT NEVER WMPHf
hat They Are Reading
Rm Tonne and Bob Andoiun
pleasure se < kers at the tun
Sundnv j
Moore visited Cam Ned
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L Orr is visiting his brothers
0Duucan Oklahoma
E Love visited Mr S M
CQ
ilvks Saturday night
0f Sidney Payne fell from a cable
sa
m the top of a windmill to the
11 and broke his right arm and
it leg about four oclock Mon
nfternoon
Uiflie Thomas visited luanita
d Saturday afternoon
anta Anna The Santa Anna
vs has installed a new model
itype which improvement rep
ins an expenditure of nearly
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Kajo longer can critics bo depend
rSiipon for the actual facts about
ferities are now trying to sniootn
pathway for tho second vol
> concerning the history of
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Vivhes Tho first volumo created
> jO a stir in the literary world
jsmuch as it tore down the
il of America Some of thein j
< excusing the author on tho
guilds that the first volume rcp
1 ents the first thirty years of
shingtons life it was only
> r that he odvolopod into
great man who launched
ITierica as a nation The first
k did not meet with tho sale
tooted One can readily see
change in style of writing by
author and the reason why
Jew books In the Library The
ebrnsher by Hough Im
ient Griselda by Dorothy
irborough Tho Dreadful NigliL
H Ames Williams Red Rust
Cornelia J Cannon Emarld
ills by Jackson Gregory Tho
srao in tho Crypt by Carolyn
lis The Broken Gate by
ugh In tho Land of Cotton by
rothy Scarborough Tho Vanity
< o 1 > Cniolyn Welli Fathoms
p b Klizuhcth Stnncy Inyiie
tlie Way by Water by Eliza
li S Payne Nevada by Zano
friuunu Roses by Grace
Ilili A President is Born a
at book by Fannie Hurt oth
books will soon bo hero
There is one thing that wo can
buv from the greatest mer
uit in the world A minute of
i > One second is as unpur
isible as lie wholo of eternity
We can heap up wealth Wo cannot
Mine away one moment b
cannot go one second back or
forward fioin Hie prosent Yos
teiday is as it never existed Tomorrow
is as useless today as if
It woio a century away
Cultivate a love for reading Improve
the moments as tlioy fly
liuild Into younr minds great
thoughts troin great writors Make
Bible the first from which
plea for the poor and the condom all got tho inspirations of life
nation 61 injustice A wplI stored mind Is the very
All boolo which try to make lin > oul of tho radiant life
Please remember
at Library
closing hour
plication and for letters testamentary
of tho estato of said B M
Julian deceasod applicant further
asks that said will be admitted asa
muniment of title and said application
will bo heard and acted
upon at tho next regular term of
tho said court commencing on tho
third Monday of July 1928 sumo
being the 10th day of July J928
at tho Court House thereof in
Tulia Texas at which time and
place you and all othor persons
Interested in tho oBtanto of tho
said D M Julian may appear and
contest said will If you so desire
to do
Harold Fail Not but havo you
before said court on tho first day
of tho next torm thereof this writ
with your leturn thereon showing
bow you havo executed tho samo
Given under my hand and seal
of said court at my offlco In
Tulia Texas this tho 30th day
of March 1928
JNO W GRIGG
Clerk of County Court Swisher
County Texas
Issued tills tho 30th day of
March 192S
Seal JNO W GRIGG
meat of D M Julian deceased Clerk of Cnuntv
U i H I filed with sid np Cduntv Textf
Court Swisher
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SAYS in7 11 ALLEN IF 11 ITE
The Power Of The
TEXAS UTILITIES CO
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The Democracy tliiti really counts has como as a result of industrial and
economic forces hy giving men and women hotter wages shorter hours and
moro selfrespecting condition of labor Tito worker growing up in these
conditions of ifelfrcspecl no longer is willing to drugc Hence the demand
for electric power
Such wide spread distribution of this vital force has been made possible
through the splendid zeal of I he Heelrie power companies of this country It
presents the unmistakable evidence of the efficiency of the American principle
of individual initiative in the development anil operation of the electric facilities
of this country The continuance of this principle is essential to maintain
progress
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ANNOUNCEMENTS f
The following announcements
nie made subject to tho action of
the Democratic Primary July 28
1028
For Attorney 64th Judicial District
MEADE P GR1PEIN
Reelection
o
For Representative laoth Legislative
District
A B TARWATER
o
For County Judge and Exofficio
County School Superintendent
W A GRAHAM
For reelection
For Sheriff and Tax Collector
T II WALTERS
For reelection
C STEWART
J C MOSELEY
W S LAIN
o
For District and County Clerk
JNO W GRIGG
For reelection
o
1or Tax Assessor
J W McGLAUN
For reelection
R JSTALLINGS
For County Treasurer
MISS ALMA HUCKABEE
For reelection
MRS C L BERRY
Mrs MaiIlia Leiuinons
o
For Commissioner Precinct No 1
1 II WRENN
For roolcotion
11 L HOLLAND
o
For Commissioner Precinct No 2
W H SPEAR
For roolectlon
A B ARON HAILE
o
For Commissioner Precinct No 3
A P MARTIN
For reelection
DAN EHRESMAN
o
For Commissioner Precinct No
J R HANKINS
For rooloctlon
ANYTHING WILL DO
PINCH
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Tho motorist finding bis car
out of oil applied to nn old country
woman on tho highway for
help Pardon me but do you
happen to havo any lubricating
oil Tho old lady shook hothead
Any oil will do caBtor oil
if you have any I aint got any
Im sorry but I could fix you up
a doso of sails
o
Tho production of tho onlilo
stato in 1819 tho year nftor an j
noxutibii of Toxas to tho United I
States was only 5807a bales j
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The corn production of Toxas
ranges from 75000000 to 125
000000 bushels annually
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FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS
WHY PAY
TOO MUCH INTEREST
6 per cent inloret is 20 por cent more than 5 per cent
Three out of eeiy four borrowers use tho money to
pay off loans carrjinj Too much interest Bonuses
ouuniaaioits Honou al
If you iiee < I l < > borrow why yivc away interest
For Further Information call on Tulia National Farm
Loan Assooiation
HUTCHINSON SecTreas
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orlds Low
need Six
THE NEW WHIPPET SIX is a Car
hieli reflects the most advanced
it i > in engineering and body design
No other light six possesses all of these
points of bigger construction
s IA P I I MINI CI1IN Eliminating noisy Iron
il IOW EUR L FOU1MV11ELL BRAKES lo
< il icliiateil easily arijuMcri reliable
Ml < lfMCS OIL TYPE UNIVERSAL JOINTS
li ll liilirii turd
I M < IH REAR AXLE Oiuvpioue hoiiniiig reiuov
iiid pinion siv adjustable Tiniken
be ii in1
m II MIKIC liom CONSTRUCTION EMenlml
i j iifl generous leg room Correct plan
inj i > l Ml to give plenlv of bead room
UllwrriYK INSTRUMENT PANEL Switch
i Im i inimeter oil picture gauge and 80mile speed
> < iiiietiveh and conveniently grouped on dash
pin
7 M IRKRS t bolb front wheels to assure riding
nllltu I
i 7 I Mil CIUNKSIIAET Heavy accurately inn
I ih balanced drilled for lubrication lo
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9 NiI sONTYlK PISTONS
With invar steel non
lint Light in weight
10 RON Sll CKLES Selfadjusting and practically
eli iib ieating
II THERMOSTAT Assuring projier eonlrol of water
i Iiiiim iieluato water flow
I IK CLEVER CleaiiM all air before it enteis
in ii i gioline filter in i1m > standard eciuinment
I IMLKN RADIAL HEARINGS AT STEERING
UIS I J liiMiriug easy steering
I i Ml 1 Mired by low center of gravily gaoo
lm lniU in tear fourwheel brake strong sturdy
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Engleman & Engleman. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 19, No. 19, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 10, 1928, newspaper, May 10, 1928; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth42109/m1/8/: accessed July 19, 2026), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.