The Tribune. (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. [28], No. [7], Ed. 1 Friday, February 13, 1920 Page: 1 of 8
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OPPORTUNITY CALLS AT TIMES
une^ected, and her demands are some?
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* times hard to meet.
Have you ready money? 'Have you an established
credit that will enable you to meet her qall?
Even if you are unprepared we might help you. At
best you will be welcome if you Call.
THE BANK THAT BACKS THE^ARMtR '
WHTREY.Pres. J.W.FREY.CasK
STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS..
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A BRIDGE OVER THE BOSQUE
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*11 right, tftc
r rest of your
inside works are
apt to be *11 right
—otherwise not so.
Then look after your
liver, see that it runs
. “smooth and steady”;
that it doesn’t get clog-
ged up or skip a cog and
throw the whole machinery
<Out of gear.
Dr. Thacher’s
Liver and Blood
Syrup
Is a Liver Regulator, a Blood
Further, a Laxative and a
Tonic of 67 yeara standing;
the prescription of an old
family doctor of large prac-
tice; a standard remedy for
the whole family from-the
children to the grand
parents.
“About three yean ago, I was
| all run doyn In health, weighed
1 only 104} lba., and getting wone
i ^.eTy J?3y’ 1 the use of
I DU. TIUCHEU’S LIVER AND
, BLOOD SYItUP, and today I
1 am tliankful to say that I'm in
rteot health, and weigh 165
and attribute my good
to the use of But
most wonderful medicine.
DU. TIIAClIEIt'S LIVER AND
BLOOD SYItUP. My husband
I joins me in recoininei
this great tonic.—M
C. E. Chadwick. Ala.
THACBEB ’
MEDICINE CO.
The north end of Belknap and
Graham streets are becoming im-
portant sectors of the city, and
better means of access to the east
should be provided for these peo-
ple.
If one desires to reach the east
side of the Bosque a long detour
must.be made'from the north to
the bridges far to the south, arid
it is apparent that a bridge is
necessary in that section.
The streets running east , and
west through the Cage addition
have been dedicated nearly to the
river. At the east end of one of
-these streets a concrete bridge
should be thrown across the Bos-
que, and a road opened to intersect
the roadway wflich runs north to
the state'farm. This bridge would
be of great importance to that
section. In co-operation with
Tarleton college it is likely the city
may be able to have this needed
structure erected.
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health
Tarleton Men’s Glee Club in
concert of clean fun, wholesome
frolic, splendid finish.. ..College
auditorium, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 8 p.
m. Admission 50 cdnts.
TRY
DOCTOR
THACHERJ
LIVER AND
BLOOD SYRUP
RACE STREET .
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
I Lord’s Day Services, Feb. 15, 1920
Bible school 10 o’clock, commun-
ion and preaching 11 o’clock.
Evening services: Senior Endeav-
or 7:00; preaching 7:30 o’clock.
—Rev. W. H. McClendon, minister.
Why We Recommend
The
At the Methodist church next
Wednesday night, Feb. 18 at 7:30
the Parent-Teacher Association
will give a program. Every body
invited. No charges.
Song.
Invocation—Rev. Sansing.
Greeting—Mrs. D. H. Burroughs
What otfr public school needs in
the way of sanitation—Dr. Lank-
ford.
Quartet—Selected.
Financial difficulties facing our
public school and how to remedy
them.—Mayor Chandler.
Song—“A little child shall lead”
—Mrs. Willis Higginbotham.
Our greatest asset—The child-
Rev. Stuckey. •
Benediction—Rev. McLendon.
ROADS IN BAD CONDITION
.On route 5 there are several
very bad bog holes which should
be doctored by citizens living, on
that section and using the road.
One place is especially mentioned
where the mail carrier climb along
the fence and sends his horses
through withuot his weight. The
hauling of a few loads of small
sized stone would cure this place,
and the Tribune urges that it be
done. Citizens on other routes
should look after the interests of,
We are prepared to do all kinds of gal-
vanized iron and tin work
PHONE NO. 9
L & A. SHEET METAL COMPANY
Don't do Cheap Work, but do Good
Work CHEAP.
been well reared, and there is al-
ways gentle consideration for the
un niter tiie iuteiesto ui j
the man who deliver their maillrare ,anyf one act's in a manner
In moat cases a small amount of j which make3 it unpteaaant for
jyork w,|l permanently cure a very othcr ,,aMengera The pasain|f of
bad hole. Uvhisky sobered the rowdies.
boy.
Fred Davis, Morgan Mill ,girl.
W.>L. Adams, Morgan Mill, boy.
UNTUTORED, WILD AND
WOOLY YOUTHS
VITAL STATISTICS
J. D. Higginbotham and
Rainwater, Hico.
P. F. Rice and Flora Hicks.
Elmer Gairirhons and Enona Ray-
field.
Cleo Elkins and Enda Bender,
DufTau.
Edwards Stesley and Ever Bow-
The sheriff and his deputy at
Stephenville were called on eaxly
Thursday morning to perform a
most disagreeable duty, the arrest
of three perfectly sober young men
who were acting as if they had im-
bded deeply of mescal, pulque or
aguadiente. They were taken
from the passenger train Thurs-J era, city,
day and charges filed against Robert Roberts arid
them for disturbing the peace. Cook, Reo Vista.
They paid their fines and were re-. D. E. Kellar and Sallie
leases. . (Route 2.
Soon after they entered the Roberts Roberts and
train at Fort Worth enroute to Wells, Route 1.
Stephenville they became very; J. O. Jones and Nina
noisy, and passengers complained | Huckabay.
of being disturbed, but train men
were powerlesa to restore order,
and the unholy noises were kept
up during the seventy-six mile
ride. During the general melee
some object was thrown at a male
passenger. - It missed him, and
struck a woman who happened to
be of a militant character. She
got out into the aisle in vindica-
tion of her rights, and for a time
it looked as if She were going to
give the peace disturbers a good
threshing..
Usually passengers on the Fris-
co are men and women who have
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Deaths:
Guy Scott White, Gordon, 79
years, died January 21 of heart
failure.
Rolland Braswell, Lingleville,
age not given in physician’s report
died of heart failure and acute in-
digestion.
232,36-100 acre tract of land,
about 8 miles north from Stephen-
ville, known as the Burkett place.
Two sets of improvements, two
wells of water, about 100 acres in
Mattie cultivation. I am .authorised by
the district court to sell this tract
Nipp, for cash at the best price obtain-
able and report the same to the
Mattie honorable district court during
this term of eourt. If interested,
Winn,! I will thank you to inspect the
place, and see me at your earliest
Jack Roberts and Jessie Single-j convenience. Office yith Miller
ton, Thurber. & Stout, first floor National bank
J. C. £kuls and Leona Butler, | building.—J. W. Miller. 6 2t.
Dublin. -
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Born to: Jack Moss For Fire Insurance
Frank Favors, Thurber, girl. fan»' Abstracts, Notary Work,
Conda Gordon, Huckabav, boy. Titles Examined. ; Careful and
B. Mezzano, Thurber, boy. °rompt attention given to all
Horce Bower, Stephenville, girl. ; business. __ Adv.
Wrri. A. Garrett, Huckabay, girl.
James (Bud) Allen, Huckabay, Tarleton Men’s Glee Club in
girl. concert of clean fun, wholesome
Levi Griffith, Walnut Springs, | frolic, splendid finish. College
girl. auditorium, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 8 p.
R. L. Davidson, Morgan Mill,. m. Admission 50 cents.
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X X TE are as anxious to supply
yy you with the best tires
* w made aa you are to got
them. That's why we feature Mil-
ler tires. We found by careful in-
vestigation that Miller Tires are
uniform in mileage—that, tire after
tire, they wear the tame under like
conditions. That uniform tires
mean no Mtecond bests.’*
If yes want mileage certainty, com*
h*ra and get the** long-diaunce runner*.
And get acquainted with our quick **r-
vice, expert work, and reasonable charges
Dodge Service Station
SMITH-HATTEN
MOTOR CORPORATION
Stephenville
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Announcement
We fake pleasure in announcing to the public, and es-
pecially to the people jjf Stephenville and Erath county,
that the Al-Tex Refining and Holding Co. have purchas-
ed a twenty-fere refining site on the main line of the
Frisco railway, just outsode the city limits of Stephen-
ville, on which we are going to build a large refinery. In
addition to this we own 1227 acres of oil land which are
especially valueable tracts..
Some of our holdings are near the Hilbura and the
Connolee wells, besides good acreage in production.
For further information call on or write to
MACK TAYLOR
N # Who will have our stock sales in charge
Office over the Tribune Building Stephenville
Stock for sale. Call for our literature. A few good
agents wanted.
Al - Tax Refining & Holding Co.
CAPITAL $350,000 — — —. CAPACITY 2500
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The Tribune. (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. [28], No. [7], Ed. 1 Friday, February 13, 1920, newspaper, February 13, 1920; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth881241/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stephenville Public Library.