Palo Pinto County Star. (Palo Pinto, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, May 2, 1919 Page: 4 of 4
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President Wilson’s statement
regarding Fiume was read and
approved by Lloyd George and
Clemenoeau before it was issued,
according to reliable information.
For a Sprained Ankle.
As soon us possible after the in-
jury is received get a bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment and fol-
low the plain printed directions
which accompany the bottle.
A d v.
Home of the newspapers esti-
mated Mr. Carnegie’S fortune at
six hundred million on the occa-
sion of his daughter’s marriage. If
his son-in-law is figuring on that
basis we bet there is going to be ,ivlng ahJr ,,.j county m.,y
a disappointed young man around , vote at any election iq.-cimt in the roun-
there pretty soon. — Dallas News.
37 the United State*, whefe hpPltdirbTV'lllrafmg prochhnatlon
l«vc resided In this State for the election and making certain pro-
shull be 'a
and who aha
one year .next*preefdhig an election, and vlstons for the election and”ballots there-
of and method! of voting; prescribing
certain duties for the Governor of the
State; and making an appropriation to
carry out this resolution.
Be It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Texas;
Section J. That Article 16 of the Con-
stitution of the Slate or Texas be amend
the last six gfontlis within the district
or county in Which he offers to vote, shall
he deemed ■.^qualified elector; and all
electors shall vote in the election precinct
ol their residence; pno tried .that elec*c>rs
minty is attached for
It is not always necessary to
put tit the head of a new political
party a university graduate,
(.met! in a while a fellow dressed
in a hickory shirt, wearing one
gallus and smoking a cob pipe,
can stir up a pretty decent sized
crowd.
France was able to perform the
superhuman task of keeping up a
brave defence until America was; ,hls sfate and, ti.-i.i a rc. .opt
ready only because the French j February nexter,,,...* xu.-i.
are thrifty. Had it not been, for; °r if said voter o. u '.nve lost
hrench thrift, the war would have! |!!>d°emitTea tow
been over long, before tlj^ Yanks i vit i>cfore any .0
came tn the rescue. Americans
should profit by tlio lesson. In-
vesting in Thrift and War Sav-
ings Stamps will help greatly in
acquiring habits of thrift.
ty to which Ruol
j sii; ial purjKists- an.l \ rovi.ltttl further,
tl it any voter Who is suhjV* t tt> pay a
p 'll tax under to* laws of tho State of
Texas shall btvr i-.u 1 said tax before h«3
or she offem to vote at any election In
showing
t day of
election,
or rnis-
ipt, he or she shall
iron making aflhla-
r a ill l.orizec! t»» ad -
•luh tax receipt has
shall lx» made
i*h the jurist* of tin*
t he si •* t utes of l Ids
1
The Star Telegram says that it
i-i opposed to giving publicity to
divorce cases wherein the wife is
accused of beating up her hus-
band. The practice is already too
widely spread, and emulation is a
dangerous factor.
About Rheumatism.
lih'-Miuatism causes mure pain
and sullrrinr than any other
disease, fur the reason that it is
most coni mutt ui all ills, and it is
certainly gratifying to sufferers to
know that there is-a remedy that
will afford relief, and make re-t
and sleep possible. It is called
Chamberlain's Liniment. Adv.
Cause oi Headache.
By knowing the cause, a disease
may often be avoided. This is
particularly true of headache.— Tho
most common cause of headache is
a disordered stomach or constipa-
tion. which may he corrected hy
Inking a lew doses of Chamber-
lain's Tablets. Try it. Many
ethers have obtained permanent
relief by taking these Tablets.
They are easy to take mild and
gentle in < ffect. Adv.
minister oaths fut
| lx-en lost. Such .1
I in writing and If,
«■!< t lien. All laws >
St.; t(.*• regulating relating to <iua 11(i
| Voters In both primary and Rtncnl tbt -
j litm.s Khali apply t-> :m»! govern and regu-
I late both male mil female voters, and
Fhal! be iti effect ntUil stub statutes are
changed or amet > -1 hv the Legislature.
Arid this artiepdm nt to the Oonstitution
A colored veteran just back
from the other side, when ques-
tioned about an iron cross he was
wearing explained :
“Boss, it was an extra decor-
ation. He Kaiser hisself sent it
to me by a special messenger
what diud jus’ befo’ he give it to
me.”—New York Globe.-
During the week of March 3rd
to March 8th, Miss Sallie Hilt,
County Kconomic Demonstrator
of Kaufman county, planned a
flower and vegetable garden for
the South Bowie school and plan-
ned flower gardens for four other
schools. She also assisted in the
arrangement of ehuboery and
flower beds at one of the homes
of the county. The County Home
Demonstration Agents are doing
a great work by stimulating an
interest in more attractive homes.
We want to offer a suggestion
to the West Texas Chamber of
Commerce that it bring about
better sanitation conditions in
hotels operating in the oil field
districts. Just how filthy the
wiiite race can become is eviden-
ced in almost any hotel in any of
the oil towns. The landlords of
these alleged hotels are after the
money and they care not how
they get it.—Fort Worth Oil Chief.
!o' II be self-en; . 1
*it> of further lej 1
See. 3. The '■
imii uilr.n .it shall h.
ef the qualified . l,
the Legislature .at
for such purpose ■
in May. A. t), JM
tvclity.fourth da;
eh - t Ian, tile voL
• ’!'ii> ial ballot w I: I
written, thereon
amendment to F
c.-nstitullon- of ti i
vi.iinet qualiflf-ftti i
vou-rs,” and ais-
tin- amindin-ci)! i ,
of tlie C'bnatitu!'i n
providing qualili- I
male voters.” Ail
proposed eonstlta:
| eras., the words ’A
I to Section 2. Ar!i- I,
! of the State of T
i»if it shall era
:«HwiDlmant to S
< ’on^Utuli<.ii of thf
without th** tioccs-
a 11*
viding qua Virtual I
vot« r»," which
matlc by rnakin;*
* ;->intr <’onstifutiunnl
.- it-nDtt* ,1 to I lie Vote
t >>> s for mom hers of
ti « lection fo bo hehl
tie- fourth Saturday
the sail)** being the
i' aid month; at said
'*•' M b«* pla•■I’d on a n
. in il ha \'e prin t x d. or
x e. (•: !•-, “For th.-
•i 2. .\ rticlc G. of the
St i: <■ of T( x'ts. pro
h i- mah* and female
he '.or,is, “Aagainst
Section 2. Article G.
»f tin* St 'to <>f Texas,
■ns for male and fw-
\ot*Tx favoring this
"L. l unendrmnt shall
\ ; i in <t the a m • jidment
e <\ <>f the Coastitut ion
. is " and t huso oppop-
t l*e wa rds, ' “For the
a 2. Article* G, of tin
State nf Texas, pro-
fur male and female
lid erasures Khali lo-
rn i: k wit ii a pc He il. or
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
r.-quires constitutional treatment.
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is taken in-
ternally and actB through the blood on
tho m.ucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
t he disease, giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
the curative powers of Hall’s Catarrh
Medicine that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, Ohio. Sold by ail druggists. Toe.
I pm through' •*>•••.I*. All ballots <-as1.
i as above provM .!, shall lie counted as
cast for -or against proposed amend-
ment. and if a m . ;.*j ity shall he for the
amendment It shi!! )>■- declared adopted;
if a majority ol Mi v,.t<-s east shall be
ayalnst the ame are nt, soid amendment
shall he lost. A ' previsions of the fren-
erul election tin's, as amended and en-
fot-eed at the time said election Is held,
sh !1 govern In all respects a« to the
(jiialifi'-ations of the electors, the method
of holdirg si..-!- elections, and in all other
respects so I-r as such election laws cun
he jnade app cable.
See. t: . Governor of this State Is
I’ achy dii -c ad to issuo the necc-ss.ary
p:a». i-mi.-uion f .r .such elneetion and have
same, pnh'is! aj required hy the Oonsti-
t'dion and 1. .s of this State.
Do You Enjoy Life?
A man in good physical canili-
tion is almost certain to enjoy life,
while the bilious and dyspeptic an
despondent, do not enjoy their
nmalt' and l’m-1 miseralde a pood
share of flit* time. Tins ill feeling
is nearly always unnecessary. A
fen duse.- of Chamberlain's Tablets
to tone up tlie stomaeh. improve
l Ht- digestion and reguiate tile
bowels is all that is needed. Try it.
Adv.
Notwithstanding that tin's
Beems to be a day of bond issues,
including the Liberty Loan and
Victory series, the various coun-
ty bond issues for road improve-
ment purposes, the Baptist loy-
alty loan, the Methodist centen-
ary loan, we do not and cannot
favor the proposed $75,000,000
bond issue by the state. We re-
gard this as the climax in graft
effort and should it carry the
bulk of the money, we fear,
would find its way into the pock-
ets of the favored few instead of
being used to forward the road
interests of the state.—Bangs
Enterprize.
The Jessie R. Smith No. 1 of
Texas Company, on survey 22,
lunatic asylum land, touched
lime at a little over 3,000 feet
with a considerable amount of
gas. After being drilled deeper
it is now spraying oil. The com-
pany have shut down to move the
boiler back. * This extends the
leld about one mile north.
' “w-"' .. ' ,/u, - •'
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
STATE CONSTITUTION PRO-
VIDING FOR AND RE-
LATING TO EQUAL
SUFFRAGE.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 7.^
I’rop. siriK to wn. n<l Srrtion 2, Article
G. of tin* Constitution of the State adLJTex-
as -o That it ;ha!l hereafter, in KH’
dh'.v .!» thai every person, male or female,
; to no < < institutional disfjualilica-
tions. who shall ha\o attained the affe
«*i twenty one years, arul who shall he a
> di’/'-n of th** Fnilt'I Slates, ami who shall
i ' • i ‘e in this Stale* one year next preeed-
h S an i Tit in*n and the last six months
within th, da.Irht or eolinty in which he
on<r: to shall be deernetl a (ju ddied
* I * < t * i ■. pruvUIed electors shall vote in
fh»* ie. ti'*n precinct of their residence;
•h e] fiie that tin. eh ctors living in any
nrio piniz'd county may vote nt any elec-
d.)t» [.ft-; lrn t jn the county to which such
ou, ty ir» u*aehcd for judicial jiurposes;
pro* idii t’. th ,t any voter who is subject
to pay a poll tax under tho laws of the
State of Texas shall have paid said tax
before lie or she shall offer to vote at
any flection in this State and hold a re-
ceipt showing that poll tax has been paid
before the first day ot' February next
preceding such election; declaring that
It said voter shall have lost or misplaced
sin h tax receipt, he or she shall be en-
titled to vote, upon making affidavit that
-• uh tax receipt has been lost, which
affidavit must be in writing and left with
th” judge of the election. And declaring
that all lavvH now on the statutes relating
in puaPfied voters and governing and reg-
i.iu ;. g elections shall apply to main and
female voters alike; and all laws relating
to elections shall retrain in full force and
effect until ( banged or modified by the
Legislature. and declaring thQt this
amendment to the Constitution shall be
self enacting
* Re It resolved by the Legislature of the
of Texas;
Section 1 That Section 2. of Article 6,
of the Constitution of the State of Texas
bo amended so that hereafter said section
shall read as follows, to-with:
Section Every person, male or fe-
male. subject to none of the foregoing
disqualifications, who shall have attained
UkA *4ai at JLWAAitemui. jve&rs. and *ho
S( r. 5. rl
Tbdlars, or
nocesbury. L
any funds in
or wise ;i p i • r
p* Dues of sw-
and election.
(A true cop
PROPOSED
STATE CC
ING THL
SALE
•* sum of Five ($5,000.0.0)
much thereof as may be
1 ereby appropriated nut of
ie Slate Treasury, not oth-
rkited, (o defray the ox-
i proclamation, publication
OtCO. F. T!OWAi;n.
Secretary of State.
I eii by striking out and repealing Section
2U thereof and substituting in lieu of Bald
Section 20 the following:
j Sec. £o. (a) The manufacture, sale,
, barter and exchange In the State of Tex-
| as, orf Siihituous, vinous or malt liquors
| or medicated bitters capable of producing
j Intoxication, or any other Intoxicant
; whatever except for medicinal, mechani-
| cal, scientific or sacramental purposes,
are each and all hereby prohibited.
Tile I.eglsuuturc shall enact taws to en-
fun e this section.
th> I’ntil the Legislature shall pre-
setihe otliee or different regualtions <>!.
the subject, the sale of spintous, vinous
or in,ilt liquors, oh medicated hitlers, ca-
pable of producing intoxication, or any
other intoxicant whatever,' for medicinal
purposes shall be made only in cases ot
actual sickness, and then only upon pre-
scription of a regular pructh lug physi
*'ian. suhjeet to the reguItitions it) plica
hie to sales under prescriptions In pro-
hibited territory by virtue of Article 538.
Chapter 7. Title 11. of tlie Penal Code of
the State of Texas.
(e) This amendment is self-operative,
and until the Legislature shall prescribe
other or different penalties, any person,
ai ling for himself or In behalf of another,
or i" heli. if of any partnership, corpnra-j
tu n or associstton of persons, who shall
i It v tic adoption of this amendment,
violate any part of this eonslituitional
provision shall Pe deemed guilty of a fcl
ony. and shall, upon conviction in a pros
icutlon commenced, carried on and con-
cluded in i he manlier pre.-cribed by law
in case of felonies, he punished by con-
finement in the penitentiary for, a period
ol tune riot loss than one year ncr mo; ■
t h ill live yc .I S, Without the benefit of any
mw providing for suspended sentence.
And tlie d-striot courts and the judges
ihereof, ilndtr their equity powi rs, slial
have tiie autiiority to issue, upon suit
of the Attorney General, injunctions
against infractions or threatened infrac-
tions of any part of this constitutional
provision.
tdl Without , affecting the provisions
herein. Intoxicating liquors are declared
lo be subject to the general police powc
of the .Stale; and tlie Legislature shall
have tlie power lo pass any additional
prohibitory 1 nvs, or laws in aid thereof,
«hi, !i it may deem advisable.
let Liability for violating any liquor
laws in force at tlie time of the adoption
of this amendment shall not be affected
'•V this amendment, and all remedies,
dvil and criminal, for such violation*
shall be preserved.
.Sec, 2. Tho foregoing constitutional
amendment shall be submitted to a vote
of file qualified electors for numbers of
tlie Legislature at an election to be hold
throughout tlie State of Texas on the
fourth Saturday in May, being the twenty-
fourth day thereof , A. D. 1319. At said
election, the vote shall "be by official bal-
lot, ■ which shall have printed or written
at the top thereof in plain letters the
words, "Official Ballot." Said ballot
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AMENDMENT TO
STITI.ITION PROHiniT-
'iANUFACThRE Af.D
OF INTOXICATING
LIQUORS.
shall havp-.also written or printed thereon
the wjirds, “For ITohlbition." and the
words, "Against Froliibition."
Ail voters, favoring said proposed
amendment shall erase th,. words
“Against Prohibition” by making a mark
through the same, and those opposing it
shall erase the words. "For Prohibition,”
'■y making a mark through the same.
If a majority of the votes' cast'at said
election shall be "For Prohibition,” said
amendment shall be declared adopted.
If a majority of tlie votes skill he
"Against Prohibition.'' said amendment
shall be lust, and so declared.
All tlie provisions of tLo Gtnral Flec-
tion lai ws as amended and ;n fo: re at tiie
time of sai’d-election i§ livid shall govern
in all respects as to the q.mb lie n ions nt
THE | II1*.* idea tors, tlie in i hod of no’.,ling such
ebetion, ond ail oilier reppey-ts, so far as
sinii election laws oari be made applica-
nt Resolution
proposing to
No. 1.
amend tlie
f tile State of Texas, by
I» 16, .Section 20 tliwouf
• t and npoaiing said sec-
tltutiiig in lieu thereof a
. prohibiting the mantifac-
ter or exchange in tlio
of spirilous, vinous or malt
lien fed hitters capable of
ideation, or any other in-
ver. except for medicinal
'niifie or sacramental pur-
• idlng that the Lcghaatnrc
L’ to enforce tiiis section:
jntil the Legislature shall
' or different regulations
the sale of Splrltous, vinou;
i of medicated hitters, c.a-
u ir.g intoxication, or any
at whatever, for medicin il
he made only in eases of
, and then only upon pre-
regular practicing plivsi-
•o certain regulations with
lie same; providing that this
l aell be self-operative, and
slature shall provide otlur
naltles, the violation of any
institutional provision shall
he deemed a f, lony punishable by confine-
ment in tin penitentiary for a term of
years xpet it,, i without the benefit of any
law provide for suspended sentence;
conferring i.horlty upon the Iiistriet
Courts and p dges thereof, under tlieir
equity pow. s, fo issue upon suit of tlie
Attaqrney i; cneral Injunctions againsf
Infractions . r threatened Infractions of
Fi.v part of ihls costttuttlonal provision;
providing that, without affecting thP pro-
visions her* hi. Intoxicating liquors are
declared to l L subject to the general po-
lice powers of thtfi State; declaring that
the Legislature shill have power to pass
ony additional prohibitory law* tn aid
thereof whi, h it may deem advisable;
fixing the time, fOf the election for the
adoption or rejection Of Said proposed
constitutional amendment and prescrib-
ing certain rule* and regulations with
reference to tlie Mine; declaring that the
provisions of th* General Election Law
shall govern tn all reepecta as to quali-
fication ‘
kir the
House
A ]■• sol ip
Const; Lit km
snnembng .'
by striking
tion and s'
new .Sootiop
turn, sale. ’
Plate of T< .
liquors or
produi iim
toxicant u
tneoiia niva !.
poses, and :
shall on: ct .
providing th
prescribe ,.t
on the siihj.
t r malt liqo
1 aide of , ,
oilier into;,
purposes id:
actual sici.ti.
scriptii n of
elan, sulij'-i i
reference to 1
Amendment
until the Lc
or different ,
part of this
bio.
See. 3. Tlie Governor of the State I?
hereby directed to i sue the necessary
proclamation for said election and to have
the same publish; d as required by the
Constitution and laws of this State.
Sec. 4 The sum of l-’ve Thousand Hol-
lars ($5,011*1.00), or so much thereof as
may be n.-e.-ssary, fs hereby appropriated
*mt of any funds in the State Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated, to defray tlie
expenses of such proclamation and eleo-
,ion.
GEO, F. HOWARD,
true copy ) Secretary of State.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
STATE CONSTITUTION, GIVING THE
LEGISLATURE POWER TO GIVE
OR LEND, OR AUTHORIZE THE
' GIVING OR LENDING, OF THE
CREDIT OF THE STATE FOR
THE PURPOSE OF ASSIST-
ING CITIZENS, HEADS
OF FAMILIES. TO AC-
QUIRE OR OR IM-
PROVE THEIR
HOMES.
To
the
House Jont Resolution No. 19.
amend Section 60, ArtWe 3. of
Constitution of the State of
Texas, to provide that the Legis-
lature shall have power to give or lend,
or authorize the giving or lending of the
credit of tho Slate for the purpose of as-
sisting citizens who aro heads of families
to acquire or Improve their homes; au-
thorizing the State to acquire, Improve,
sell or tease real estate or assist such
citizens to acquire or" Improve their
homes upon terms and conditions pre-
scribed by the Legislature; authorizing
the Legislature to create such agencies
as may be necessary to carry out the
purposes of this section; providing that
obligations cfeated under this section
entered into under thrs provision or any
stutute enacted thereunder; and providing
for tiie classification of lands acquired
under this act, and limiting acreage sold
to any one person where lands are classed
as agricultural.
He it resolved by the Legislature of the
Stale of Texas.
Section 1. That Section 50, of Article
3. of the Constltuitlon of the State of
Texas, he so amended that the same will
rend and hereafter be as follows:
See. SO. The Legislature shall have nd
power to give or to lend, or to authorize
the giving or lending, of the credit of the
State in aid of or to any person, asso-
ciation, or corporation, whether munici-:
pal or other, or to pledge the credit of the
State in any mariner whatsoever, for the
payment of tlie liabilities, present or pros-
pective, of any individual, association of
individuals, municipal or other corpora-*
tion, whatsoever, except that the Legis-
lature shall have the power to give of to
lend, or to authorize tlie giving or lend-
ing, of tlie credit of tlie State for the pur-
pose ot assisting native born or natural-
ized citizens who are heads of' families
and who will become in good faith actual
occupants, to acquire or Improve' their
homes; and for this purpose the State
is authorized to.acquire, improve, sell of
lease real estate or assist such citizens to
acquire or improve Lair homes upon such
terms and conditions and in sorb manner
and subject to such limitations as thef
Legislature may from time to time pre-
scribe. Provided that no land shall be
acquired by the State under the terms'
of this amendment to the Constitution
until the said lands are examined, and
the value of said lands is appraised and
ascertained as to its actual value for
agricultural purposes, by a commission
hereby authorized, composed of tlie Gov-
ernor. Attorney General, Land Commis-
sioner, Comptroller of Public Accounts
and tlie State Treasurer: and their report
shall he available to all prospective land
purchasers. Tlie Legislature shall have
authority to create by law such agencies
as may be deemeqd necessary to effect
tlie purposes of the Act. Obligations cre-
ated under tiiis section shall never be
taxed, and tho Legislature shall have
autiiority to provide a method of securing
deferred payments for lands purchased
hereunder, and in addtition to the usual
liens may secure the same by an annual
assessment collected as a tax against'
the laud; provided, however, the Legis-
lature shall-have no power to relieve any
person from any obligation entered Into
with tiie .State under this provision or any
statute enacted hereunder. The terms
of tills Act shall not apply, or bo extend-
'd 1,1 any person who is not a bona fide
resident citizen of the State of Texas andf
who has not been such citizen at least
two years prior to tlie extension of sueff
aid. nor shall the terms of this Act ever
lie applied to any lands outside of the
State of Texas. Provided further that
all land acquired by the State under the’
provisions of this section for xvhleb tha
State may lend its credit shall be classi-
fied as agricultural lands or otherwise,'
and if classified as agricultural lands,'
then no more than 200 acres shall be'
•sold to any one person under the provis-
ions herein.
Sec. 2. The foregoing constitutional*
amendment shall be submitted to a vqte'
of the qualified electors of the State Of
Texas at an election to be held tlirough-’
out the State on the 24th day of May,
A. D. 1919, at which election all Vot*r#
favoring said proposed amendment shall,
write or have printed on their ballot* th*>
"For the amendment to SeetlMl*
<?, of tlie Constitution of th*1 .k
> 1
.-'’I
words:
60, Article
State of Texas, providing that the Legis-
lature shall have power to give or lend orf
authorize the giving or lending of
credit of the State for the purpose
.assisting, citizens who are heads of
Jles to acquire or Improve their
and all tlioee opposed shall write Mk'
printed on their ballots the
"Against the amendment to Be
Article 3, of-th* Constitution of 1
of -Texas, providing that tho L
shall have power to give or lei
thorite the giving or lending of t)
of the Stats^fOr the purpose of t
citlsens who sre heads of fhmlllse I
quire or improve their homes."
See. 3. The Governor of asp
hereby directed' to Issue the t
prodamatiaon for said election
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shali never be taxed; and providing that - ~-----
the Legislature shall have authority to ?fl£nsg
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of r}* toS*dR|iHthod« dt Wid-
» •»« Hen. and Jn. alt* other .r^nar.s T^WejKyr, 9%*?^ t
provide a method of securing any de-
ferred payments lor lands purchased
hereunder, and that such obHSftMons sfiall
he secured in addition, to the usual liens
by an annual aseessment collected as a
tan- against the land; and providing that
the Legislature shall have no power to
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Sec. 4. That the sum ot F
much thereof ss may be
Sr&3S*3?8t?5r
appropriatedd*-]
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Son, J. C. Palo Pinto County Star. (Palo Pinto, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, May 2, 1919, newspaper, May 2, 1919; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1146271/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Boyce Ditto Public Library.