The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 28, 1949 Page: 7 of 16
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LEGAL NOTICE
rE OF TEXAS
tiv
It'tial repres
ill of said pe
n to
THE STA
[ To K L Roland; I Fulton. Otho
II Vardcman; L A Houeh; An-
b Rogers. Emma Roger: M; J ]
Ilarral. Louise
ton. J. U. Curtsmger. \V O Tay-
lor. J. W. Garrett. A. G J< nkm
Alice G Jenkins; L. M Jew<
Blanche Dcssery Robt Barrett. J
p. Phillips; Nor van C. I)o\sner. S S
Evan Is; Mrs Augusta Garnet. H 1.
Pvants; F. C llncv. C\ G. Uviw: J.
i Cardwell; Emmett Cardwell; J W
*arnet; R. W.
nown heirs ;
Lives of each a
peceased; the unknown spouses of
*ach and all of said persons if liv-
ng. and the unknown In irs and
legal representatives of the unknown
ieeeased spouses of each and all i
lhc» above named persons, deceased.
Defendants, Greeting;
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the Honorable Dis-
trict Court of Deaf Smith County
it the Court House thereof, in Here-
ford, Texas, at or before 10 o’clock
jY M. of the first Monday next af-
ter the expiration of forty-two days
;rom the date of the issuance of tliR
•Ration, same bcii
jpptrmbcr A I). 10-40. then and there
Jb nnswi r Plaintiffs IVtition filed m
aid Court, on the 1st day of July
^ I) 1019. nr this cause, numbered
HU) on the docket of said court and
tyled Anna Mae Valentine, J’lain-
jft. vs. R. I-. Roland ,et al. Defen-
dants.
A brief statement of the nature of
iis suit is as follows, to wit:
Trespass to try title suit for the
jitle to and possession of the follow*
tg described land, to-wit: Begin-
ing at a point in the south line of
1th street of Evants Addison, be-
lg the' center point m t* ■ north
n»‘ or Block 35. Evants Addition,
jnd being also a point in the center
f the north and south street shown
n a plat of Vardeman and Hough’s
ubdivision; Thence east with the
>uth line of 14th street to the north-
Werc
f.- M.
st
Tays Of Lost Work
Cost Farmers Most
One resident out of every six ;
i«rm> in this country had an accident j
invoking one day or more lost from
regular activities during 1948.
.ou one of the injured?
were, says E C. Martin, as- >
late agent of the Texas A j
liege Extension Service, and !
i of the State Farm Safety !
you know what it costs t»•
: circulation for a few days j
people, last year, spent 36
iollars for medical, dental !
5>11«»1 care because of in- !
d this does not include the j
widents to those who were
i t who suffered directly from !
the care of injuries. Insurance cov- i
ered about one-fourth of the medi- j
cal costs.
The big cost, says Martin, was the
17 million days lost from regular j
activities. Accidents always seem to
happen when you are busiest and are
needed most. This is the time, he
adds, when you should be most care- j
I. Don'l rush a job—the minute i
you save may cost much more in |
• lost if something goes wrong, j
The most common causes of farm
and home accidents are falls, ma-
chines, animals, motor vehicles, |
handling objects, hand tools, step- j
pirn: on or striking against objects,
falling and flying objects and burns |
or shock. It’s easy, says Martin, to j
find plenty of scars in your neigh- j
borhood left there by one or more
of these causes.
Martin suggests that a community-
wide project be started to clean up
and eliminate these accident hazards. I
You’ll b»‘ proud to live in a com- \
inunity that can boast of having no
serious farm or home accidents or |
Ion; Thence South with the east I
ine of said Block 36, Evants Addi- !
on to the southeast corner of said i
lock; Thence West with the north j
no of 13th street to a point, being i
he center point of the south line !
f Block 35. Evants Addition: Thence J
forth parallel with the east line1 of ;
neighbors can do just that, concludes j
Martin, if every citizen, young and |
d. will make it his or her responsi- j
bility to remove causes and then be !
careful and thoughtful every minute, i
This will develop a community at- I
titude that can make your farm and
id Block 35, dividing said Block j home the safest place on earth.
V
failing, bast'd upon tin* 10 year
atutc of adverse possession and
mitatien, by reason of the continu-
us, peaceable open adverse posses-
on of all of said land, for over a
print! of 10 years and under claim
I assertion of fee simple title
hereto by plaintiff as is more fully
'.own by Plaintiff’s Petition on file
i this suit.
The officer executing this process
hall promptly execute the same ae
Being Safe Is
Family Affair
Farm ancl home safety is a
.airily affair, says Mrs. Eloise
.loh a-. , v nsion specialist in j
miily life education of Texas
A&M C-illege. It involves every-
irding to law. an.I make di • return ■ V “'hits of living. working and
the law diree
Issued and givi
tying and there’s no safety
under my hand I engineer on the job to re-
1 move hazards and prevent acts
' f thoughtlessness and care-
lessness, she adds.
"We must realize that the
human element and our own at-
titudes play b!|f part In our
j own actions. Likewise, the home
iinto, phere can be partly re-
| sponsible for many of the farm
; and home accidents.” she says,
f tune of these contributing
e- causes are worry, dissatisfaction,
V ammyarce, anxiety and unhap-
piness. Mental conditions may
cause one to take unnecessary
risks, be thoughtless in doing a
'ask or even cause the develop-
ment of wrong attitudes toward
safety.
"~*m **" • ’1- < home atmosphere, she
*»■ S. should be cheerful; calm-
ness should prevail, there should
be understanding between all
members of the family and all
should work toward the develop-
ment of a safety attitude for
the family. "All accident haz-
ards cannot be eliminated so we
must learn to live safely with
them. Wc teach our children by
the examples we set and remem-
ber,'' she cautions, "don't teach
by fear but by logic.”
Farm safety is a family re-
sponsibility and it offers a chal-
lenge to every member of the
family. Those who succeed will
reap a harvest of happiness and
satisfaction, concludes Mrs.
Johnson.
VJith One Policy
Insure Against
—FIRE
LIGHTNING
WINDSTORM
HAIL
EXPLOSION
RIOT AND CIVIL
COMMOTION
FALLING AIRCRAFT
VEHICLE DAMAGE
SMOKE DAMAGE
• Phone or write for an on-
the -premises survey and estimate
f\or your own farm.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
John McLean
Agency
PHONE 181 or 273
Hereford, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wear and
son John left the first of the
week for a ten-day vacation in
Alabama, where they will visit
Mrs. Wear's relatives. They plan-
ned to return next Thursday.
and the Seal of said C'otir), at office
in Hereford, Texas this the 21st day
of July A. D. 1949.
Attest:
R. L. THOMPSON, Clerk.
District Court, Deaf Smith
County, Texas
39-4c
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Wheat Drills
ON THE WAY!
Finest in Farm
Machinery
II S. MILLER OLIVER CO.
YOUR OLIVER DEALER
HIGHWAY 60 PHONE 195
Inc Hereford Brand, Hereford, "texus, Ihutsday July .'4
I'MU
Pamphlet To Help New Bi’ST.esT ian
Released By U. S. Depi. 01 Commerce
Persons about to go mto busi-
ness for the first time should
have reliable information on the
different types of capital that
are needed, how much on each
I type are required for various
! kinds of business, ancl where
; they may be able to obtain such
capital, the U S. Department of
| Commerce, said Saturday.
To provide a better source of
information for the several hurt- *
dreds of thousands of small n
| business men who undertake new
i enterprises each year, the De- *
partment has just issued a
pamphlet entitled "Financial t u;
, Considerations in the Establish- small bio
jment of a New Small Business." be of use
Copies may be obtained from rece. .
It
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In
■la, management, Miller ;
Peewees Play Amari
Here Friday Afterno
David Stanton will * a
t'Uyt
jr Inr.ny Elli-
irts a. e ;locic
"gged mar. car. always
tkfut he wasn’t born a
:e of meetings
Kaeb M
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day Night
CITY, TWO YEARS AFTER—Two years after a series - -------
of violent explosions rocked Texas City, Tex., sal. age crews are the Dallas office, 1114 Commerce ne.-s- •
still at wotk with floating cranes raising the bow section of a sunken Street at 15 cents a copy-
ship Horn the harbor bottom.
and
Tills booklet discusses the lin- 1.
st corner of Block lift. Kvnnts Addi- I fires during the year You and your I
Tt.mii
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with Lynn Bvbe<
liiL* boukit‘1 Will
B 11 v Pa
,ul Knox on st coi
lduals who have
v-.., , t 81-
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tker. new busi-
Richard
, Hager or Johi
o professional
Iver a:
third ar.d an;
two other pub-
1 pi.iyers
Sr, the outfield
■ Department
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MASONIC BULLETIN
^ Stated meeting second
lay in each month.
,-j! of instruction
Thursday right
Ft L TOMPSON, Sec'v.
W C HROMAS. W M
Hereford lodge 819
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TOMATOES
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SPINACH
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TOMATO SAUCE
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ENGLISH PEAS
2 lbs.
COLORADO GREEN REANS lb
HOME GROWN POTATOES 10,b JJJc
Watermelons diamond lb, lc
Xaliisei) Ilonev (iralifini lb. box
CRACKERS
29c
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Food Store - 117 West Third Si.
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MARGARINE
StaT-'lo
LIQUID STARCH
uncclorcd lb. 29c
colored lb. 39c
box
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LIQUID STAS CM
Zest No. 1 tall can
PINK SALMON
Ma I.rnu ti
GRAPE JELLY
Ma Hrown
SWEET PICKLES
2
lb. jar
pint jar
Hunts
RLACKBERR1ES
4
No. 2 cans
Hunts
^ No. 2 1 -2 cans 1 QQ
PEARS
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APRICOTS
Hunts FRUIT
COCKTAIL
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PEACHES
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Metier Summer Dessert ett. IQ t
ANGEL FOOD CAKES
Delicious for Fuisy Summer Break-
fasts, or Snacks ea.
COFFEE CAKES ^UV
For Your Picnics or outings pkg.
HAMBURGER BUNS
Golden Brown pkg.
HOT DOG BUNS
Fine to Pack for Bunches pkg.
DINNER ROLLS
FRYERS
Fresh dressed
and drawn lb
SAUSAGE
Pure Pork
Country Style,
lb.
All Meat
large cello
lb.
FRANKS
BACON SQUARES w,lson
WHY PAY MORE?
29c
30c Val Dental Cream
(COLGATE
♦1.00 \ al. Shampoo
HALO
30c \'al. Hair Tonic
VASELINE
60c Val.
ALKA SELTZER
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chees:
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L longhorn .... lb
BACON
Wilson's Sliced k{
1 lb. layers........lb. J.
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3 lb. tin 89c
Northern
Paper Towels
roll
Delscv
TISSUE
227c
1’iuto
BEANS
r lb. bag ! leu id
w w" ^Shortening
9 lb ‘•■tn. rij- jSchilliugs
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The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 28, 1949, newspaper, July 28, 1949; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth722941/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.