The Delta Courier (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 1, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 3, 1928 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DELTA COURIER TUESDAY. JANUARY 3 192f
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DETA COURIER
COOPER.
TEXAS
THE LOVE OF A HUSBAND der that it was resisted by the perched poet? will si: own
upon his grave ar.d sing a new
song of the devotion of a hus-
UAX T. TURBEVILLE, Publisher.
W D HART, Editor.
From Honey Grove Signal:
The robbery of a bank by the
young woman, Rebacca Rogers,
placed an ugly blot upon the known right from wrong, but
escutcheon of Texas womanhood who has worktd to support her-
jurors. “Would you,” he be-
sought the jurors, “convict as
a criminal this poor, unbalanc- band to a wife,
ed girl, who at times has not
Some men wouldn't want to
wake up and find themselves
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IT IS WELL THAT BONDS
DID NOT CARRY
and the trial of the case is one self and me until I, hope gone, ‘amous if it meant losing any
that all would gladly see strick- am called away.” sleep,
en from the court records, and The young husband, with!
yet there is one feature of the tear-stained face, told how his I Altei seeing how some
disgraceful trial that is glori- wife’s troubles had swept the! l^ern^ l°°k, it is easy to omin-
ous and the world could ill af- world from under his feet, eau-
Now is the time to
Mate Your Breeding Pens for the
Coming Season.
If > ou need .* cockrel from the famous lane red strain S. ( .
\\ hite l cghoiu, 1 have some lor sale, and the ptice is right.
\i»vi h.i'i some 1 ight Barred Rock ( ockrels. Belter hook
\ our order for hab> chicks and hatching eggs eail>.
A. C. YOYLES, Enloe, Tex., route 1.
i. /-• ' ford to lose. We refer to the ing him to lose his ambitions in
e peop e o e ta ounl> loyalty and constancy of the h:s profession and the loss of
do i&t want a county hospital husband of the young Woman. his health. “One by one,” the
built by a bund issue was clear- Following the arrest of the p00r fellow declared, "I have
ly demonstrated in Saturday s woman for the crime, it came followed the hearses of my
election, not by the majority t0 light that ghe wag the wife j dreams to their graves.” Then.
ot Otis Rogers, a young law summoning all of his strength.
The marriage cere- he urged that if they must find
, . , . the unbalanced girl guilty, that
fOters in the entire coui had n t lived t gether ghe w sentenced to death in
as husband and wife. Hearing preference to prison, there to'
of his girl wife’s arrest, Rogers, | ijve
stand why children don't be
lieve in Santa Claus.
cast against the proposition, but
by the general apathy toward student
the issue. Only a few hundred mony had been kept secret and
If their dispute over the an-
nual Army-Navy football game
proves nothing else, it shows
that both the Army and Navy
are ready to fight.
the trouble to go to the polls
and cast their ballot or.e way or
Chicago gansters are report-
ed to have sought court pro-
tection against the activities of
police, and some kind judge
fw more tlwn the sir u-ho was living in a distant city, and proititutw
election.""True It as°extremelv h“ defense He teas this plea: "Hang her high, and they wi]1 be ufe.
cold, but people in town. Quite :^ * th,n h “ ,he of my ,ife__
. few business men in Cooper h‘m? to setting, will come and
■ * • ■ ^hich led on to tuberculosis, cut her down and bury her with
Having obtained bond for his
spouse, he took her home, where
he has since fought for his life,
did not leave their stores
vote.
While the writer believes the
people of Delta County should
the last of my dreams, a victim
of man's inhumanity to man."
There are in print stories of
have a county hospital and that ! aU<i at lhe Same time t,)llKn the love of mothers and of the
nave a county hospital ai.ci tnat for the freedom 0f the woman
“We Have It”
The most up to date sanitary refrig-
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et. \o mattei what you might want
in the meat line, we have it. Try us
and he con viced.
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time will demonstrate the cor-
rectness of this suggestion, yet
he loved.
In her previous trial for ar-
we do not believe it would have. son and in her long trial for
devotion of wives to husbands' •
that make golden pages in the :
world’s libraries, but young O:
Rogers, in his love for and de- |
votion to his accused wife, h-.>
given to the world a story f
have the backing of a large ma-1 ni«ht and working in the cburfs thf« 1"ve °l a husba"d’ so un*
loHfy of the citiZe„ship. " — y; ^ die. "
LYON-GRAY LUMBER Cl I
been wise to have voted bonds
to build it with so little inter-1
| bank robbery, Otis Rogers nev-
er left his wife’s side,, study-
est. A hospital to succeed must | ing plans for her defense by
RURAL COMPETITION
was all in and the case was giv-
Rural competition has chang- i with a face pinched by illness
ed a great deal, just as has Hfe contracted in rushing to his1
pure,
He has
given the novelists and the
en to the attorneys for argu-!playwriters „ew inspirationi a„d
mont, Rogers, a small when his wasting lungs have
Insurance in force over
165.000.000
A Policy for Every Need.
Great Southern
I Life InsuranceCo.
I. B. TAYLOfT
Special Representative.
1876-1927
on the .aim, in the past fift\ wjfe>s defense, arose and with J
j ears. Once the champion v :t'n qUjvering voice made a plea so
the scythe, the wheat cradle,
the ax of the husking peg was j
cock of the walk and a big man |
in the community. Machines!
now play a much greater part i
in getting the farm work done, (
so the farmer has fallen in lire 1
and has become a good machin-|
ist. Few of them, perhaps, will 5
regret the changed conditions i
that have made them so.
But rural competition still ex-;
ists and, although changed, is
as strong as ever. The fine re-
sults of this competition are
evident everywhere in the land.
Competition among growers has
developed the sheep and swine
of the modern farms and has
brought to the country its re-
markable development of high-
grade cattle. Boys’ corn and
pig clubs are live competitor*
with their elders. The best
yield of wheat, oats or corn in
the community gives just as
much pride to the farmer whose
hard work produced it as ever.
Rural competition has merely
changed outwardly, just as the
country has changed. It is still
as much a part of the national ji:
life as ever and yields every
bit as good results as it did a
half century ago. ^
The brand of farm relief the
country needs is less than one- -j
half of one per cent vocal.
. inatic ar.d so rich ir. the
spirit of love that it is a won-
See “Laughing Cure" Jan. 5, 1928.
GREETINGS
From Employees of
:
Shingles, Composition
Roofing.
Any Kind of Building
Materials.
Phone 100. well do the rest.
: ir
In a Bad Fix
from
INDIGESTION
"I had suffered with indi-
gestion for 6 years,” says Mr.
H. C. Dove, R. F. D. 4, Chester,
S. C. "I had gotten to the
place where I could hardly
eat a thing—everything hurt
me. I had smothering spells
and fell off 20 pounds. I was
in a bad fix.
"I read of Black-Draught
and decided to try it I do
not balieve that 1 would have
been living today had it not
boen for Black-Draught I had
gc/ten to whore I only ate
milk end crackers, but after
tajpng Black-Draught I began
to eat and gradually got my
appetite back. I gained in
weight and felt better. I have
not had a bad spell of indiges-
tion in ten mouths.”
Thedford’s Elack-Draught is
prepared in a powder from
medicinal roots and herbs. In
use over S5 years.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents.
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At th.s Season of Good Cheer, we are reminded
that our stay upon earth has been pleasant and, to a
degree, profitable.
Quite naturally we think of our customers and
friends who have contributed to our measure of hap-
piness and prosperity and to you we express our
gratitude and wish for you a full measure of happi-
ness and prosperity during 1928.
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R. H. CORNISH, Local Manager.
IDA EWING, Chief Operator and Cashier.
MRS. RUBY ANDERSON, Toll Operator
FANNIE RUTH GRIZZLE. Toll Operator
EDITH TUCKER, Local Operator LENA SLOUGH. Local Operator
K. W. ANDERSON, Lineman PEARL EWING, Relief Operator
HY place your farm loan with
a Company that Speculates
on it? And charge you
enough interest for each man’s
profit? We charge only
5 Percent Interest
and you always know who you owe
and the amounts : :
Taylor Bros. & Townsend.
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL f
TAILOR SHOP—C. V. Dixon, manager. Cleaning, press-
ing and alterations. Telephone 82. -
BEAUTY PARLOR—Miss Benton, manager. Marcelling,
wave setting, shampoos, facials and scalp treatment a spe-
cialty. Here Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays each week.
Telephone . 1 for appointment.
C FUNDING DEPARTMENT—G. Fred Turned, manager.
Scissors, shears, clippers and surgeon knives sharpened.
Tonics, oils, shampoo, soao and brilliantine by bottle or ap-
plication. Just-right harcuts and Velvet shaves In-
experienced workmen. Baths.
SHINE PARLOR—Lefty Johns, looking-glass shines.
, I WANT YOUR TRADE
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■YOUR POULTRY
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with us at ail times.
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G. Fred Turner.
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Hart, W. D. The Delta Courier (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 1, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 3, 1928, newspaper, January 3, 1928; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth978636/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.