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THE DEMOCRAT-VOICE. COLEMAN. TEXAS
FR'DAY, APRIL 16. ltu
“VAL DONA
Writing Tablet—The Acm$ of
Perfection in Writing Paper
PRICE 15 CENTS
G
ARRETT’S DRUG STORE
THE APPRECIATIVE DRUGGIST
$26.50 PAID FOR
RABBIT SCALPS
Five hundred and ninety-two rab
bit bounties were paid for by the
Commissioners’ court under the state
bounty law Monday. The county
paid be a scalp for rabbits. Claims
for killing; nineteen wolves were phe-
fented. The wolf scalps cost the
ccun^y $2 each.
The last legislature appropriated
$100,000 to be used as bountiea In
exterminating wild animals. This
was the first, payment made by Cole-
O an' county under the new law. The
lew went into effect in February.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Hub Sale is still going on. The Hub Sale is still going on.
A
J
W/J. Robey left Tuesday for
two weeks’ stay in Gal vent on.
Sam Gray went to Voss on business
Thursday.
, Francis Collins of Dallas is a truest
Fmnk* Harbour of this city,
Mrs. ThMt,-Hewlett, of Wac.
'he guest of her sister, Mrs. A..
Lee.
Mrs. J. E. Boog-Scott..
Elliott, are home after a
visit in Fort Worth.
and sort,
ten days*
Makes 61 Feel Like 16.
"I suffered with kidney ailment
for two years,” writes Mrs. M. A
Fridges,/Robinson, Mississippi, "and
commenced taking Foley’s Kidney
Pills altout ten months ago. I am
now able to do all my work with
out fatigue, t am now 61 years of
age and feel like a 16-year-old girl.”
l'cley's Kidney Pills strengthen and
invigorate wyak, tired and-'deranged
kidneys; re neve backache, weak back,
lheumatistn and bladder trouble.
Tom Garrett's Drug Store, Coleman
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MODERN ORDER OF PRAE-
TORIANS ELECT OFFICERS
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At a, meeting of Coleman Council
No, 42 the following officers were
elected: Sam Berry, Sublime Augus
tv.a; R. D. Johnston, Senior Tribune;
H. M. Hamlin, Juhior Tribune; J.
Edd Love, First Centurion; D. F.
James, Second Centurion; J. C.
Smith, Worthy Recorder; Fred Hen-
derson, Worthy Soothsayer; E. 7.
Jnhnigan, Worthy Lygian; Otto Ray,
Worthy Sentiital; C. A. Peyton,
Worthy Attorney; Mrs. Erin Put
man, Praetorian Queen; Mrs, J. C.
Smith, Musician; F, A. Ray, W. J.
Stevens, S. H. Gilliland, Trustees.
Delegate to the State senate which
convenes at Corsicana April 29th and
30th, Sam Rerry.
SAM BERRY LETS CONTRACT
FOR CEMENT WALKS
M.l
Kodak films for sale at
Studio, Coleman.
Mahdeen, guaranteed to cure tlan-
iruff. Coulson’s Drug Store, Cole-
man.
Get You a Flash Light.
Phe very thing for your fishing
trip, for going in your barns, stables
Moore’s j and all around the house at night,
Ttf without danger^of fire,making it light
as day. No house should be with-
out one. All sizes and kinds at
Coulson’s drug Store,. Coleman. Also
extra batteries and lights.
The Hub Sale is still going <hi ’
After
absence of several
months visiting relatives at other
points in the state, Mrs. Sarah Quinn
vs again at home with her daughter,
Mrs. C- W. Thompson.
F. C, Behrend went to SweitVrater
•n bucfinoss Tuesday.
A. J. Turner of Waco was here to-
day enroute to Stering county, where
he epects’to locate a German colony
The sidewall; campaign goes mer-
rily on in Coleman. If every home .n
Coleman was fronted with cement
walks the perspective would have its
influence in deciding the location of
the West Texas Stat ■ Normal,be?id.
it would insure free mail delivery.
Tuesday Mr. Sam Berry let the
contract for laying three hundred
feet of walks and the same number
i feet of curbing about .hi? premise..
w on west Walnut street.
We are glad to report Dan Mo Boy j o,her Imp moments,
recovering from his accident of last w stehauch, proprietor of the
week, wheh hts horsa threw hip in « C tv.u„...... yard) having construe
wire fence.—Eden Echo, ■ j ted an expansive roof over his yard
W. K. Turner, late of YoungTimn-
ty. but formerly a citizen of Coleman
county, has recently upturned to
make his home In this cminty. Mr.
Turner is now living at Silver Val-
ley.
The roof will cover a greater port
the entire wugon yard block
FOR SALE Sorghum seed, at H0c
per bushel. G. S. Cochran, ’phone
Rural 6212, .Coleman. 15-18p
FOR SALE—Brown Leghorn eggs,
at Jl, par setting. G. S. Cochran,
15-18p
FOR SALE—First-class Johnson
grass hay. 25c per bile, at barn. See
J. W. Wells, ’phone 280. Coleman, 4tf
FOR SALE—Nice, bright threshed
maize, 60c per bushel. W. C. Jones,
Shields, Texas. 15-16p
FOR SALE—A small quantity of
Mebane planting seed, first year from
improved seed. $1 per bushel. ’Phone
5600. W. L. Scott, Coleman. lltf
thrashing Machines.
__ l am now agent for tins, Ruroely
Did W<i*'i’* Sherwin-Williams’ :««cott *nd Mlvance Machines an j!
paint weighs mi>re t„ the gallon and for fnu’; also *'} Pu,!
will go .further than anv other paint fn,i *»» tractors. Anyone wishing to.
the marks-, besides'Wing better | money by seeing me.
tr r. —_ Santa Anna, Tex-:
16-17p
COWARDLY AND
INCONCEIVABLE
than most of them? Coulson’s Drue 1 ’ R' n.Homan,
Store, agent, Coleman.
Family of
Strewn
Yard.
Eleven Found Dead
Over the Floors and
Ordinance No, 190,
An ordinance to prevent the con-
gestion of traffic and prohibitingMhe
obstruction of the streets in the vi-
cinity of the Coleman National Bank,
northeast corner, and prescribing
penalties for the violations thereof. _:&one1ftura] 6212, Coleman
Be it ordained by the City Commis-
sion of the City off Coleman, Texas:
Section 1: That it shall *be un-
lawful for any person or persons to
stop or permit to be stopped, or to
stand, any vehicle or vehicles of any
description in the streets within fif-
ty feet of the sidewalk abutting the
northeast corner of the Coleman Na-
tional BantTTiufldlng in the town of
Coleman, Texas.
Section 2:—That it .shall be unlaw-
ful for two or more persons to con-
gregate or remain congregated in
the streets within fifty feet of the
sidewalk abutting the northeast corn-
er of the Coleman National Bank
building in the town of Coleman.
Texas, and every person forming a
part or member of any such two or
more persons congregating or re-
morning congregated within such pro-
hibited portions of the streets shall
lie deemed guilty of ji violation of the
provisions’ of this section.
Section. .1:—Every person violat-
! ir.g any of the provisions of this or-
i dinance- shall be deemed guilty of
i misdemeanor, and upon conviction
j shall be fined in the sum of not less
i than One Dollar,enor more than Ten
I Dollars for each and every offense.
Enacted this, the 14th duy of Apr.
A. D., 1915, by the City Commission
of the City of Coleman, Texas, and
approved and sighed, this the 1 (tb
day of April, A. D.. 1915.
R. E. I.. ZIMMERMAN,‘Mayor
Attest: R. V. Wood, City Clerk.
CLASSIFIED “WANT’ ADS
Oie Ce*t i Ward
Nliiau 25 Ceats
Lf you have anything you wish to aell or trade. Telephone No. 25
fOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE—lOne good Jersey bull.
Write or ’phdne G. H. Webb, Cole-
man, Glen Cove Route, 'phone 5600.
"OR SALE--Jersey milch cow. See
or phone G. S. Cochran, ’phone Ru-
ral 6212, Coleman. 15-lGp
EGGS FOR SALE—S. C. R. I. Reds
S C. Brown Leghorns, $1 for 15; J.
W, Boyle, Route 1, Gouldbusk. I7p
EGGS FOR HATCHING-W. W,
Byers has the best in the county.
Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Whit,*-
J cghorns, Black Minoncas; guaran
farmers. Must have some means fw
for $1.50. ’Phon&5712, Coleman, Tex
as. 14-17
POSTED—The pumie la requested U
take notice that all pastures owner
or controlled by the undersigned Is
Coleman and Callahan counties ar»
posted according to law and tre*
passing is prohibited. Hunting, flsh
ing and pecan gathering is absolute
ly forbidden.-rBoog-Scott Brothers
DfANTED
AGENCY WANTED—a legal re-
serve Jife insurance company is of-
fering an attractive contract for a In.
cal or ugency in this vicinity. Ad
dress The Democrat-Voice for a per
sonal interview.
Landrum, Valera, Texas.
J. E. Boog-Scott and 8. 1’. Wood
' ward left yesterday for a few days
in (Shackelford,
Dr. ,Cochr*n Take? the Gas Route.
Dr. R. H Cochran is riding in a
A dastardly assassin who is sriil
at large, at an early hour Friday af
Ford roadster, registry number temoon, placed luscious. Home-made
_ v I bread, out in nice cubes and squares,
spread with Mulford’s Phosphorus
Paste iii henhouse No. l and passage-
way in the rear, and at 6:00 p, m.,
father and mother rats and one child
--. > , ~~ | lay dead; at 8:00 p. m. big brother
Beaumont, Mip A ji - •'‘••well Buy*. I Ine PercHeron. #fl(j threee nephews were cold |n
this after He is a two-year-old, weigh? 1250 death; at 4:06 a. m. on the 24th, four
pourtds, and Is a splendid type of otJ,fr fh|Wm of thc fiimuv wcn.
Percheron- horse. He was sired by
Lucky 1 jail: his dam wan « Clyde
j PREHISTORIC OYSTER
\\’P M ARINE ORGANISMS
FOUND IN DEEP WELL
Rgv, F-.iL Hcndttacw left Thurs-
day for Comanche to attend the
Presbytery He will return Satur-
day- night.
2fl€,
Mr?. M. J. GtripTeft' Monday for!
Ihillas. Texas,, where she Will reside
with her son at 806 Fletcher street.
Or. G. B.
Beaumont and babe leav
noon, for Marfa, Texas, M1-*-
n on! returns home op account
siekrie.-s nf her husband.
Bean'
of the,:
Before you paint, it wit tie. t ■ •
interest to get prices, on Linseed Oil
and Paint at Coulsim’*,. Coleman
was
mare.t.v R. D Kium y’ oi.-tcrCd
Pert-hemn horse. Will mate to a few
select mares at tlr for season. Also
I dead
Result of this desperado’s
act. t Signed) R, Thomas Huntington
WAN'TED- rTo. buy some good V. L.
notes; alsfl|have good home in Cole
| man city to tftldegood farm or
ranch lands. See. J., D. Watson 16p
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PIGS Ft>R SALE -All ages. Few ]alnln* ^cient oyster at the bot-
reg.stered Duroc Jerseys, six pionths itcm, ?f,thc twof ^usand-foot well
old. Two registered Jersey bulls,' wou'd bc exPec.ted *'*?*** f
. ,ii i surfaco somewhere between Sumtar
seven or eight months old. See Pat! , „ . . . ..
css
FOR SALE-Bedded maize and Jer- Carolina. In this connection, howev
sey milch cows. Place, two miles er; it is interesting to note that a
south of Valera. See or address Tom j layer of Cretaceous sand containing
1 r>p | the oyster has been discovclid on
~ Chattahoochee River and on Upatoi
FOR SALE—One Ford car. with Creek, nine or ton miles south ami
good tires, worth $300. One Colum-; scmtheast of Columbus, Georgia
2* noth for S22R0n ! This shows that the ancient sea in
cash. H sold at once E. H. Griffith,’' ^ ,hr °,ystcr,li^?d (iid exU'nd *"*
Gouldbusk.’ " 3tf hum to or beyond the present sit<
of Columbus, which is approximate! v
225 miles from the nearest point oi
the present Atlantic coast.
The report, which is a strictly lech ■ -
nical account of the scientific data af-
forded by the well, has been publish
ed as Professional Paper 90-H—“A
Deep Well at Charleston, S. C."—and
may be Obtained free of charge on
application to the Director, United
.States Geological Survey,
MAY PAY SCHOOL TAX W1TH-
OUT PAYING THE OTHER TAX
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Improved
farm, one and ono-balf miles from
Alamogordo, New Mexico; county
seat. Address: A. G. Straus, 1216
E. Mo. St., El Paso, Texas. 9-17p
hive a
good jack
< (.ieit: I
a! Sin
Geo M
16-17
Drug merchants of Coleman*
■igreed on^Bunday •*•!•.'-ing. Cod
feug Sunday. . April■■■lUth.' thy
xtore*>^-dl he closed part -f tin
The store* wdl elw»* at' 11 -<»
re-open at 2:00 o’clock w the
yoop and e!o*« again after
Have,
tart
drug
day
iVtoek
afters':,,
Ipper
Record of IJirthjr
A p. rt«4 to < ounty ClFfl - 1
Born to Mr, ami Mr* Frank Dun I
ran, Glen Co**, p girl; to Mr and
M:» Roy iflktes, Glen Cove. ra hoy; to
Mr. wnd M-- Arthur Stephens', WRltv :
,,..1--.- . ChapeF.--w"-grrl; to Mf. and Mr*. Al-
1 I.IK. : in - I-"' ", ! ■ IA „ r, - Mavr~T*!|'a, i gi'-L to Mr. and-
Mrs. W. W. 1 jifienstdr. l*«aday. » j
liny; In Mr and Mr* F Rodder., Va
lrra, a boy; to Mr and Mr*. Merida ’
Wright, Coleman Route, a boy.
friends for the genuine, old fashion
ed pounding :.i-' event!.:' It wa* i’.n
fieip.ited •' : y noth v- *. it'd ••!>!.
and it whs generous both in quality
and quantity. mong the man* thing'
was'a very mall package, marked
an '‘English pm d " Fh.■ r■ » re
» ral cnvelom- •' hat ci>clairi**l i
tial * * ii>, i • .it : , Dli i" ial e:C
are was a groat, factor in the ocea
cion M K LITTLE
Thor* were 112 who registered nt
prayermeiting Wednesday right a*
the Met h.
N ot ire to I’ohiii’
This u 'W-xmtify the public that
■ he \u .■ if.,,,,
leased] from quarantine and ha* Amen
thoroughly fumigated tha doctor*
Our rates new are 41 per day «r $1
p*»r week', J, T fcJlfiiMPitwi.'Ctde*»,an, -
Tex.#.* <5 J •» 18wl 6 15p
Wethersfield. Conn., May 24, 1913.
Wethersfield, Form., May ,24..1913, j
H K Mulford Company'. -4
. 1’hiladM] bin, Fa '
ir Sirs: , •
We have been trouhledriyith rats af-
ter feeding theiiCVith rat biscuits,
Rough i-n Rat , Paris Green, Auatral-
i: n Rat Phi-on and'many other pois-
on* for the last three or four years,)
and only finding about six dead rats
in that time and nateWhg three ip a
trap.
1 hought some of your Phosphorus |
A well was recently drilled at
Charleston, S. C., to a depth of near-
ly two thousand feet below sea level
and at that depth struck water-bear-
ing Hand which yielded a natural -flow
oi over half a million gallons a day
extremely soft water, suitable for
boiler supply. !. N. Knapp, of Phil-
adelphia, who was the engineer ,in
charge of the drilling operations, re-
a iring. the opportunity afforded by
a deep boring of this kind to add to
the sum i f human knowledge, care-
fully saved a complete- set of sam-
ples of the material* penetrated by
the drill and sent them to the office
of the United States Geological Sur-
yi-y.?at \V;ishington.,i The findings of
the specialists who examined the
i-mples were deemed of sufficient im.
j porta nee- to warrant .the publication
of a twenty• eijrtrt-pnJaF'Mtport which
vim issued ns Profe-siotia! Paper
90.il..
. One <.f t^c i.itcrestiiig rerult- of
FOR SALE—Red dwarf maize seed,
11.50 per buahel; also pure strain
White Orpington eggs, $1.50 for 15
Hardy Taylor, Route 3, Santa Anna,
on thp John West farm. 12ptf
PIGS FOR SALE—For particular sec j
W. L. Scott, Coleman. 14tfj
FOR SALE—One 1914 Reo automo- -
bile, practically good as new. If you It is stated that approximately ten
are looking for something worth the l>er c^iit of the school taxes in Colt-
money, sec me at once. R. G. Hol-
lingsworth, Coleman.. 16-17
FOR SALE—Nice Red Top Cane
Seed, 75c per bushel, by W. T. Knox,
Coleman; Texas. 16tf
SUDAN GRASS—-In order to meet
competition, I fill sell Sudan grass
m ed at 25c par pound until if is gone.
Geo. M Sewell, Coleman. 16-17
man Independent school district are-
delinquent. nhe delinquency ha-
c'used a shortage in school-funds gjid
the trustees have called for volur^R?.*
contribution in order that the school-
of the district may be continued for
the full nine months’ term.
The shortage will be made up by
contributions of public spirited citi
zens but delinquents could relieve
the situation some by paying their
school tax and leave their other taxe-
unpaid if they so desire.
Hw Kii-v It*-, ( all,-
Everything good f* eat and at pri-
!* you can afford t« pay Come to
rt u* when o own Open fr (i;iHl ]
m. to 12:00 p. m„ and somethin e |
Parte through an ad in the "Hart j h M y, fmding of the
I irei Times of the 22nd, placed there
in by Goodwin Drug -Company, of
Hartford, and the above announce-
good to eatr.al«|av* on tap
Lagsd.'ih • nrict » »
Dodd &
Goieuian,.
I6tf
mervt r« the result of one application.
Tne-i rnt; w.-rr all found ou'side of
their holes, hunting water.
(Signed! R. Thomas Huntington.
For Sab- By F M Bowen * Sop.
L'-lls of oy-i- -- and othivr marine or
ya hi sms even down to the very bot-
tom of CKe well, all of which, except
those found within seventy-five or
eighty feet of the surface, belong to
specie? which lived during past ag-
es and are now extinct The shell of
pjii- specie? belonging to the oyster
through the seaward-dipping sand
layers. When the sands containing
the fossil waters are tapped by walls
the hydraulic pressure forces
water up through the drill hole to
the surface, thus producing flowing
artesian wells. The water from the
two thousand-foot level at Charleston
shows only slight indication of hav-
ing been mixed with sea water, but
the waters from some of the higher
levels contain enough of the ancient
sea water to give them a distinct ____
’ I*/uncommonly known fact that j l,on’t bu>' * Piano fn,m Non,u con'-
the-temperature of the earth iqcreu- mission man! Until you have fig
ex from the surface downward, and ; ured with us. We can sell you a pi-
this fact i- well illustrated by the ago for what the commission man
r-, tnui'tc - Go-./'-.F , Hu -1..... ju-
ry ted that plctor*s of ih* LiHnVon-
Willarel prise fight may oof »:* print
J . w J ■ ■
I'.i-oilgh 'Hi- I i iVt :■ - fb-
ruling waw ilied* upon requeat >f the
DaRa - i i.xp? Hrmid -'■o-incLIci
the tMiM.i a*inn of nirtt-
WOODWARD A BOOG-SCOTT
M IKK SHIPMENT OF STEERS
TO SHACKELFORD COUNTY
Mount. J, E. Boog-Scott and. S P,
Woodward received Tuesday ^ tp:
•t p-i to their Shackelford count-,
ranch four hundred steer yearling*.,
purchased recently from Otis Ha*-
were loaded
• Of VHt vj ‘
family and known to scientitss
V'U. j den of Fisk The rattle
at Valera W* dmsday
Exogyra upatoiensis Stephenson was
floated out from the bottom of the
well by the natural flow of water.
The story which this shell tells is an
interesting ’one to student? of earth.
I iftory.
When the oyster was alive the At-
frntir Ocean rovereil the present site
of Charleston end probably extended
for nearly a hundred mile? farther
ird.iml, hut !b*> bottom of tin- - 'i m-
Ballinger voters, in u municipal
tile election held Monday, defeated thi-
proposition to f hange the plan of city
govemment lo commission forn
The vote was 183 to 69.
Think of this Pros-
pective Piano Buyer
conditions existing itf the Charleston
well. .The temperature of the water
from the two thousand foot level as
it flow? out from the mouth of the
well is 99 :i 1 degree F., being from
thirty-five to forty degrees warmer
than, the waters obtained from wells
lex? than one hundred feet deep in
the same vicinity.
pays for his pianos and then make t
fair profit. We buy in car Ibad loan,
and sell on any reasonable terms. We
ship pianos out on thirty days free
trial. No obligation on your part to
bay. Write To us for catalogue, anti
don’t close a deal with any one until
you have figured with us, for we will
guarantee to save yOu money, and
As all the layer.- of -and, clay, will sell you high grade pianos. W«-
marl, and limestone which #nak<> up j handle • ueh ns the Knabe, Everett,
(he earth to a depth of two thousand - Ivors & 1‘ond, Bush & lane, Stroh
feel or more beneath ChaYelston, _dip; her, and several others. Write today
oceanward, theoretically they should I for catalogue and prices. Hall Mu
crop out at the surface to the north- xic Co., 304, Center Avo., Rrowrtwood,
west of Charleston, The layer con-, Texas.
On
rott
same day Woodward A Itoog j o.-hich it lived was probably not
loaded 160 yearling? at KanGi {than fifty Hr one hundred fathoms j
Economical Buying
will save a great big amount each
month on your grocery bill. I
have no great overhead expense,
no costly accounts. Can give you
more high grade goods at lower
prices than you can find elsewhere
J. J. ROBERTS
ilfi-p Th.- river,; from the land /sir.
ril’d sand and mud into the son and |
gradually filled it, but ax the filling;
progressed the sen bottom slowly
sank. Sometime.* there was a pauka1
in the sinking, and at other times
Anna for shipment to, Shackelford.
These cattle were .vjurehaxed fron
Martin Brothers of Trickham
Bring Your Mattreeae*
l im working" over old that him’
ami alao making new one*. New j there were even upward- movements
matre**es made of ginned > itton.S which temporarily lifted the sea;
$6; made of oil seed cotton, $4.50. j floor entirely out of water; hut in!
CM matrasses when lick i- furnished, i main the movement* were down ;
otherwise extra charge*. Ree me at ! »ard until, a relatively recent prehis- j
.563 Concho “tree! t A Evan*, tnrb- time, when an upward move-
Coleman l'**f me1? rativ ' the ! liny to re-
treat to it? present position.
In the sand? and clays which filled |
j this downward sinking oeean baair..
i salty ocean waters^ w«fl| entrapped )
I and 'buried, and these water*.
Marriage Permit* for the Meek
D D. Blake and Lucy Twyman ,
John J Ivourle and Alice Flam-
; Raeve*
Notice to Stockmen and Farmer*!
The fampo* Robey Jack will make j iou* depths in the Charleston welt;
™ —..... now
more or ley* im-o-d with Irnd derlv- j
< d waters, were encountered at var-!
j the ca*on of 1915 at my farm near
Fisk. 1 have a good Pcrrherw St*l-
lion, four years old. 16 14 h«;--d*
high and weigh# 1300 pounds;
well bred and k a fine breeder;
$12,50 to insure living wit. Good
gras* and water farm*bed free dur-
ing breeding season. - J, H Candler,
FUdr. 1#-19r
they afe referred to in the report as
"fossil waters,” l-eqMis# they . have
hero for.«» Jong Incited in the earth
and prevented from circulating. . Al-
tl oiivh practii ally mot ionic*?, these
fossil water* are under heavy hy-
draulic pressure due to the weight
of the water* which have percolat-
ed from.th* Wdwsrd direction.deim
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Yes, it is a big barrel and nothing
more. But do you know the economic
significance of that barrel? Do you ra
aliie that in just such barrels as that
une are gammed million* of dollars of
wealth ? Do you know that those bar-
ids have the power to make pasture?
green in mid-wlr.tir, to convert sorg-
hum, kaffir corn and milo maise into
licef and butter, to add fifty per cent
to the net profits of every acre of till
able land that you have?Do you know
that those barrela— INDIANA SILOS
will pay more mortgage* on farm
property than any other fprm of in-
vestment that ha* ever been offered
to the farmer? Call on
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The Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1915, newspaper, April 16, 1915; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth726827/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.