Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, June 4, 1915 Page: 1 of 8
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By Herald Publishing Co.
Vol. 44.
AUTO and BICYCLE
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Official Organ of Lavaca County.
Halletsville, Texas, Friday, June 4, 1915.
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State Tax Will Probably be each, and three of the present
Made Larger.' clerks has their salaries increas-
Austin, Tex., May 29. — Ap- ed from $1350 to $1500 a year,
propriations aggregating Approx- The state insurance, commission
imately $17,000,000 were made $100,000 a year, wtych en
Entered at the Postefflce at Hallettavtlla, Ta».
as Second Class Mail Matter
Dry Batteries, Auto and Bicycle
Rubber Casings and Tubes,
Goodrich Tires
at the
Hallettsville Hardware Co.
Everything in Hardware, Paints, Oils, Auto Supplies
Texas Editors to Meet.
The secretary of the Texas
Press Association, Sam P. Har-
ben, has given out the following:
Program of the Texas Press
Association meeting at Corpus
Christi, June 10, 11, 12, 1915:
The program committee, after
careful study and canvas of num-
erous subjects suggested, have
Examiner, McKinney; T. G.
Locke, Reporter, Fowlerton; A.
H. Lulcer, Messenger, Grapeland;
E. J. McGuirk, Picayune, Calvert.
“The Paid in Advance Sub-
scribtion Policy—Does It Pay for
Country Papers,” B. F, Harigel.
Journal, La Grange; discussed by
H. P. Nelson, Banner, Green-
ville; John T. Risen, Chronicle,
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selected the list which follows as Carrollton. -
the program outline for the thir- V1 hat Does the Publisher Owe
ty-sixth annual meeting of this to the Advertiser,” Walter B.
association. Each.member whose Whiteman, Hollands'Magazine,
name appears on this program, Dallas; discussed by R. E. Yan-
either as preparing or discussing
a paper* has accepted the place
and unless unavoidable circum-
stances over which they have no
control occur they will be expect-
ed to prepare for this program.
“Methods of Arriving at Value
of Newspaper Space,” Harry
Koch, Tribun*, Quanah; discuss-
ed by J. M. Adams, News, Plain-
view; R. E. Yantis, Review, Ath-
ens; Harold Baldwin, 'Sentinel,
Sabinal; Maurice Bell, Messen-
ger, May; Sam M. Braswell, Ex-
press, Venus.
“Newspaper Publicity,” Judge
Hiram F. Glass, Austin.
“Publicity Through Legisla-
tion,”. James Holt, American
Type Founders Company, Mem-
phis, Tenn.
‘The Teaching of Journalism
in the University,” Hon. Will H.
Mayes, Brownwood-Austin.
’The Value of a Pretty Make-
Up,” H. A. Gibbs, Star, Harlin-
gen; discussrd by Clarence
Chambers, Vindicator, Liberty;
W. M. Cobb, Times, Smithville;
Robert E. Connor, Enterprise,
Lexington.
“Should the Country Weeklies
Club With the Metropolitan Pa-
per,” R. W. Barry, Beeville; dis-
cussed by John E. Cooke, Re-
porter, Rockdale; Zenos Deer,
News, Bishop; Frank Ezzell,
Wheel, Ferris.
“Order and System in a Coun-
try Print Shop,” Miss Grace
Mitchell, Reporter, Robstowb;
discussed by Mrs. Laura Ham-
mer, Claude.
“How to Get and Hold Sub-
scriptions,” Tom W. Perkins,
Courier-Gifcette, McKinney; dis-
cussed by J. P. Chambless, Sig-
nal, Snyder; Sterling Hart, Jour-
nal, Commerce; L. C. Kirgan,
Record, Fairfield.
Reading, Miss Laverne Cates,
. Bartlett.
Violin solo, Miss Callel Yantis,
Athens.
“County Correspondents as Cir-
culation Builders, ” .1. S. Daly,
Progress, Dublin; discussed, by
W. A. Johnson, Hall County Her-
ald, Memphis; Charlie Thompton,
tis, Review, Athens; R. K. Phil-
lips, Democrat, Weatherford.
“Is the Establishment of an
Association Advertisement Bu-
reau Practicable,” W. C. ‘Ed-
wards* Record and Chronicle,
Denton; discussed by Harry Koch,
Tribune-Chief, Quanah; J. H.
Lowry, Signal, Honey Grove.
“Round Table Discussion of
the Job Deparment,” headed by
Levi A. Dunlap.
^‘Round Table Discussion of the
Mechanical Department of a Pa-
per,” by R. C. Dyer, Barnhart
Type Founders Company, Dallas.
“Round Table Discussion of
the Mission of the Country and
Daily Press, headed by Colonel
F. B. Baillio, Cleburne.
j by the Thirty-fourth Legislature
’ during the present special ses-
sion which adjourned at a late
hour last night.
This does not include nearly
$1,000,000 in appropriations to
meet the deficiencies and other
j purposes made by the recent reg-
j ular session of this Legislature.
I This means that there will
| have to be a material increase in
the state ad valorem tax rate to
meet these additional expendi-
tures and for the support of the
state government for the next
two years.
It is confidently expected that
the tax rate will likely be in-
creased 1o the constitutional link-
fit of 27 cents, this will mean an
increase of over 10 cents over
the present rate.
The five general appropriation
bills, or sections of the general
money bill, carries a grand total
of $13,877,283 for the next two
fiscal years, as follows: Miscel-
laneous approDriation bill, $977,-
977.62; departmental section,
$3,169,312; educational section,
$4,576,992; judiciary, $2,103,632;
eleemosynary, $4,049,370. This
does not include the appropria-
tion of $1,000,000 for the rural
schools in accordance with the
governor's country school bill,
neither does it include the ap-
propriation of $300,000 for the
establishment of a. new State
Blind Institution, and the $10>
000 appropriation for the pur-
chase by the state of the site of
the first capitol of Texas. (Jf the
appropriations made by the reg-
ular session was $700,000 for de-*
ficiencies.
Despite the fact that the Sen-’
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ate failed to pass the Gibson in-
surance bill, the governor does
not feel aggrieved from the ten-
or of his farewell message sent
to both branches of the Legisla-
ture last night. This is what the
governor told the law-makers:
“I beg to advise that 1 have iio
other matters to submit for your
consideration.
“H9wever, I do take occasion
to reiterate my cordial thanks to
the individual . and collective
membership of this Legislature
for their continued co-operation
ables the department to employ
additional assistants. The re-
commendation of Commissioner
of Insurance and Banking Pat-
terson that the chief clerk in the
Insurance Department bedesin-;
ated as deputy insurance commis-1
sioner and that his salary be in-
creased from $2000 to $2500, and
that the chief bank clerk be de-
signated as deputy banking com-
missioner and his salary increased
from $1800 to $2500, was granted.
The free conference committee
cut out an appropriation of $4000
a year for an educational cam-
paign. This bill carries also an
item of $125,000 for the repair of
the state house, while there is al-
so in the miscellaneous appropria-
tion bill an item of $415,000 for
the same purpose. The gover-
nor will have a chance to cut out
one of these appropriations.
A Commendable Achievement.
Dr. Peter’s friends are con-
gratulating him this week on hav-1
ing saved the life of Mrs. Vrana, i in the passage of those laws
living beyond Freyburg, from an which have for their purpose and
acute case of tetanus or lock effect the betterment of man-
jaw. Mrs. Vrana had run a piece ■ kind, especially those pertaining
of wood into her foot and symp- i to popular education. ”
toms of lock jaw developed until j In the department appropriji-
it was impossible to force a knife tion bill the state department's $.s
blade between her teeth. The a whole fared well'in appropria-
new serum treatment was used tions mafte for them. The ap-
by Dr. Peter with the assistance
of Miss Tschnum, R. N., a train-
propriation asked by the Attor-
ney General’s Department for
ed nurse from San Antonio. The the enforcement of the laws was
nurse left Saturday .after a ten
days nursing and the patient is
■ Real Estate Transfers.
State of Texas to A. M. Clare,
patent, by Mirabeau B. Lamar,
President Republic ?f Texas, one
Labor, or one million square va-
ras land, Jackson county, east
side'Lavaca river; by letter pa-
tent, Nov. 17, 1841.
State of Texas, to Samuel P.
Middleton, by Mirabeau B. La-
mar, President Republic of Tex-
as, one Labor land, part of head-
right land, Jackson county, east
side Lavaca river above Atasco-
cite ford, letter patent, March
29,1841.
L. L. Livergood to J. W. Liv-
ergood, part of H. Bonny survey
containing 106 3-8 acres, $180
and other coniderations.
J. ,W. Livergood and wife to O.
W. Miller, firsttract, 100 acres
Lavaca river, second tract, 93 2-5
acres on east bank Lavaca river,
third tract, 106 3-8 acres, off
Hannibal Bonny 640 acre survey,
$7,645.50 and other considera-
tions.
Breeden-Runge Co., to N. D.
Arnold; block 1, J. X. May.1
second addition to Yoakum,
John May league, lots 1, 2, 3, 4,
block 1, second tract, lots 10 and
11, block 6, Lewis May addition
to Yoakum, $3,050. '
Jim Cervenka to Lavaca coun-
ty, P.H. Green, C. J., 1 4-5 acres
on east side of Flatonia and
Sweet Home road, $180. \
F. J. Chaloupka to Lavaca
county, P. H. Green, C. J., 3 1-4
acres, $325. -
Alice Tuttle to J. L. Costly,
lots 3, 4, 5, 6, block 32, Leo Tuck-
er addition to Yoakum, $160.
Anna Biehauer et al, 20 acres
to John Krumpholtz, 76 1-4 acres
W.R. Hensley league, D. F. Don-
aldson 1-3 league, $2,448.99.
State of Texas to heirs of Garo- j
line and Henry Brown, by E. M.
Pease governer, 20 16-100 La-
bors land, Jackson district, east,
side Lavaca river, Certificate No
increased from $15,000 to $20,000
a year by the free conference
able to eat and to walk a * little, committee. This department
Some wonderful strides have was also allowed two new clerks
been made in medical practice at a salary of $1800 a year each,
within the last few years and the one to be known as special agent '-65, issued by board of commis-
doctors have*, task in keeping and the others court reporter, sidhers of Jackson countv, Jan-
up with the new discoveries. It The Comptroller’s Department uary 22, 1838, letter patent,
has be$n but a very short time was given three new or addition- ——— —- -—. '
when a case of lock jaw meant al clerks to be known as auditors Land Sales and Leases,
certain death, yet today one of at a salary of $2000 a. year each, « Austin Tex Mav 29 -Land
our home doctors has brought a and also 33500 a year for travel- sales and leases for L month of
patient back to health in ten ing expenses. These auditors
day3. —Schulenburg Sticker. are to be detailed to check up re-
ports and accounts of county and
May, as reported today by the
state- treasury department,
amounted to $100,808.82, of
s « np • • 0 1.1 . /v* ouivuil ICU tt/ yI'/U|OVO.Ofa<j
Auto Training School. other officials who draw state which $77,762,75 is to the credit
H Vi A Q11 f A tVl Aril l/% Vv 1-vntM Ann * T I trill Q no O AVVl A f 1 am ttinn n lr»A / ■*. '• « ■ - - ■ ' ,« -
of the various available funds
and $23,136.07 to the credit of
Learn the automobile business f funds. The comptroller was also
and Secure a job that pays. I given an additional clerk at $1200_______ _________
also sell and exchange all kinds year and two additional at $lo00. the permanent funds Of the
of second hand cars. Write for j and $1800 a year. j available funds $69,136 is public
particulars.. , The Department of Education|school accounts and goes to the
M. H.' Kotzebue, cation also got two additional available school fund and $19,723
1304 Texas Ave., Houston, Tex. clerks at a salary of $1800 a year to the permanent school fund.
No. 4.
THE LATEST CREATION IN
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Buggies, Surreys and Runabouts
as to style, finish and workmanship, we received this week
in the Vehe, Reliance and Hercules vehicles. A ride behind
a good horse, in a nice, comfortable, easy riding”vehicle is a
pleasure and recreation, therefore we would like to show
you our vehicles, whether you'buy or not. Come; we treat
you right. K
We also have a good assortment of our own make sad-
dles, etc., now in stock. . Yours truly,
H. J. HEYE
Saddler and Buggy Dealer Hallettsville, Texas
FOR BARGAINS
In Fresh Family and Staple Groceries call and
See us You can also save money by buying
your Paints and Oils from us, getting good
quality without paying drug store prices.
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removes Gravel, cures Diabetes, Seminal Emission, Weak
and Lame Backs, Rheumatism, and all lrregu lari ties of
the Kidneys and Bladder In men and women. Price $1.,
D. B. Howerton & Co.
Money to Lend
on
Farms and Ranches
Vendors Lien notes bought and extended.
E. B. CHANDLER
m
102 Em Orookott St.
thm Rtw#•]
San Antonio, Toxmm
New Goods, Better Goods,
Correct Prices
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Corsets, Black Cat Hosiery.
LADIES’ AND MISSES’ HATS NOW ON DISLPAY
Full Stock of Groceries, Furniture, Etc.
ROSENBERG BROS.
As Standard as Gold Dollars
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Ambrosia Flour
There Can be Nothing Better ^;
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The Only Sohool In Texas
Offering the great advantage of an individual typewriter to
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.tion also irnt tum adifttwimii!nt>ftiinHi«» aahnni fn'mi tio ff®IM ® moderate price. Th© Herald, Farm and Ranch
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Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, June 4, 1915, newspaper, June 4, 1915; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1036718/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.