Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, September 22, 1911 Page: 1 of 8
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Official Organ of Lavaca County,
Entered at the Foi
m Second Gt
By Herald Publishing Co.
Notice to the Members of the [Show would drop me a card so
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|that I may know about how
.much space to prepare ’ for this
[exhibit. Yours fora good Corn
Show, W. IL Shelton
Spedal Agent, Flatonia, Tex.
All is Ready for Convention.
Beeville announces “ready”
for the great International Sun-
day School Convention, which
will be held there beginning
Tuesday, Sept. 26th, at 2 p. pj.,
and continued through Thursday,
Sept 28th. The committees at
the head of the various details
of the great convention have
done their work well and the
people of the enterprising little
■ city have lent them a willing
helping hand. Lodging and
AS YOUR FRIENDS GREET YOU
in the road it is a pleasure to
kave also * nice Vehicle and Har-
:--Jness ar,d Laprobe. We always
have a large assortment of Bug-
^es> Carriages, Runabouts, Har-
ness and Saddles to select from.
M §<r\ )sj I store t0 help you select Ladies
watch the style closely and men
look at the quality and we make
It will pay you
to visit our place of
business as often as
possible, as we can
save you in any
on your purchases
Come and see us
and be convinced
Hallettsville Hard
ware Company
Everything in Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Etc.
A PRACTICAL EDUCATION AND THE PLACE TO OCT IT
DRAUGHON’S, at San Antonio
. alamo plAza AND.CNeCfUCTT'OTflCrr
THE LARGEST link of the GREATEST CHAIN of bMtmM colleges la T1
WORLD. A repreenre blg-h-grade AMERICAN Inftltatloo. Acknowledges no
perl or, fears, no eompetion. Indiridnal Instruction. iinter any time.
Sookkeeplng,-banking. business law, basinets penmanship, ornamental peas
ship, shot tbaud, touch typewriting; com tnsrelal papers, spelling, letter Witting bi
tions use ope dollar per bushel
as the price of corn. Rent $5,00
per acre, work 10c per hour,
and barnyard manure $2.00 per
two horsi load, y commercial
; fertiliser actual cos t.
4th. Select ten ideal ears as
an exhibit at this corn show.: \
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the best Sunday School workers,
state and international, will be
at the meeting to instauct and
demonstrate the* latest and most
successful methods ireed. .
Good music will be a feature of
the convention, a special choir
of the best voices of Beerille
having been organized and will
be led by W. C. North, the best
song leader in Texas. Ur. Allen
Boper, than whom there i» no
bettarjianitt in Ameriea, will
beatlfopUno.
It wffl be well worth the time
L. H. Scurlock, trustee, to W.
G. Wilson, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and
6, blk 40, Provident City, $375.
Ragsdale Bros to G. W, Pat-
rick, lot 32, Navidad Colony,
'ftjReal Estate Tramfaw.
For week /nding September 9,
1911. Repotted for this paper
by Chas. Fertsch Abstract
office, over first First National
Bank:
' W. W« Hoiian toR. L. Barnes,
81-5 acres, John Lynch survey,
and 2 acres, Isham Tate survey,
21 AAA
X* M.-W a
L. M. Kokernot to Emilie
Dobes, lot 12, blk 13, Shiner,
$100.
R. Ia Robinson to B. C. Har-
ris, 96 acres, John Crenshaw
survey, $100.
Creiwhaw hefem to H. <?. Hw-
*h ^irn'ijitiiin f—
shaw 320 acres survey*
Sam Green a*d wife -Molly P.
be in the exhibition room in
Flatonia by 10:30 a. m., Friday,
Oct 6th, 1911.
, There were 359 boys in these
three counties who entered this
contest in the spring. ?Flatmno
welcomes them all to this Corn
prizes n£th only otto motive in
if . ■_* ■' • . .?>• £ » 1 *
We strive to please and the
asanred that ki coming to this
vifew’—the stimulation of indi-
vidual research along the lines
of scientific agriculture among
the coming farmers of (his sec-
ion.
Knowing that this has been a
very unfavorable season for the
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Green, to A. HI Miller, 71-100
John May. league* Yoakumf
tee, that the Convention will
never drag.
Wm. Wamicke to P. Knee-
ek, lots 5 and 6, blk 28, Moulton,
1800.
J. V. May «Dd wife Sarah
May, to Jake Lyons, 80 ft. by 50
ft John May league, Yoaknin,
morn
Chas. Fertseh to*. F. Houch-
fhs, 50 ft by 50 ft B. Brown
leagues Hallettsville, $90.
Culpepper minors, by guard-
ian, to L. B. Burke, 1-50 hit in
Davis league,
In Freeh Family and Staple Groceries call i
See us. You can also save money by buj
your Paints and Oils from us, getting g
quality without paying drug store prices&
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Texan Wonder, HALL’S <J
DISCO VERY. Cores all Kidney and Bladder tr
removes Gravel, cure* Diabetes, Seminal Emission
and l^rne Backs. Rheumatism, and all lmgHlasI
the Kidneys and Bladder In men and women. Pr
counties have; bejgi divided into
hree sections, to*wit:
Section 1. To include all san-
dy timbered uplands.
Section 2. To include all black
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prairie uplands. \
J Section s. To include all bot-
tom lands.
Each section will receive its
prorata of the prizes.
There will also be V “Sweep
Stake Prize” for the entire dis-
trict to compete for in thiii con-
sonal appearance and habits of
the owner, of the people who
live there and are making its
history. It is a matter of sur-
200^ acres, Z
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* Joe Dufner and wife to Jno. 90 acres, Silas Morris league,
tfemak, 105 acres, John Smoth- $4500.
ers league, $400. Davis & Tripp to J, M. Smith,
& L. Townsend and wife, 20 acres, Aaron Monroe league,
BC^ryL. Townsend, Lewis Town- $500.
send. Wells Townsend and T. F. j. m. Smith to Henry McCarn,
Man gum to J. A. Blackburn, 160*20 acres,A|gtmMoiiroe league,
teM, Mary A. D. Veal survey,
^•^aipL ;r. ■
^€. C. Mahon to Jno. Smothers,
26 2*3 acres, Richard Ineall sur-
vey of 160 acres, $80.
Lewis H. Scurlock, trustee, to
E. B. Smith, 10 acres, tracts 3
; and 11, subdivision 8, T. & N. 0.
:Ry. Co. survqy, $450.
■L Lewis H. Scurlock, trustee, to
Mrs. L» Puchstein, 10 acres,
W tracts 3 and 11, subdivision 8, T.
h N. O. Ry. Co. survey, section
L H. Scurlock, trustee, to
Mrs. Lma Wiedamann, 10 acres,
tracts 50 and 51, T. & N. O. Ry.
Co. survey, section 6, $325.
B"’ L. H. Scurlock, trustee, to
Mrs." Karonlie Luck, 10 acres,
tracts 43 and 44, T. & N. O, Ry.
Co. survey, section 6, $325.
; G. W. Patrick and wife Aman-
- . •• da J. Patrick, to R. P. Cribbs,
^ lots 1 and 2, blk 115. Navidad
history* It is a matter of
prise that every owner of a
country home, however bumble,
does not give it this marked
feature* The
i name given a
home should be expressive of
some condition, of its location,
or of an event in its histofy, or
the life of the possessor. A
prairie home should never have
the suffix of mont or hill, and a
mountain or h i 11 s i de home
should express its location, or it
may be connected : with the
name of the. present or former
owner, sometimes with some
romantic historical event, whitfh
will lend interest to the plac^.
Sometimes a fine grove , or a
luxuriant growth of some par-
ticular plant or flower will give
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Money to i
Ben Clark, a prominent Btock
of the fact by being present
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when these prizes are awarded.
Gather your corn, select ten
nice ears as an exhibit; See
that yoiir crop blank is properly
filled, be sure your measure-
ments are witnessed. Pack
your ten ear exhibit carefully so
it will not shatter *>ff on the
road- Put. your ; crop report in
your pocket and' come; to the
Tri-County Corn Show.; If you
made good corn, come. If you
made sorry com, coofe. If you
made no corn at all, come and
see what the other boys did and
how he did it It will help you
the next time. 5
A complete list of prizes to be
A.;Kunze,Agent, Hallettsville, Tj
an attractive name, Again; the
peculiar, conditions or; character-
istics of an individual sometimes
furnish a catchy name,
The friend who has asked that
we furnish a name suitable for a
farm home should consider the
above conditions in naming her
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home, and since we are not
familiar with the lot&tioft we
are at a loss to suggest one. —
Farm and Ranch. ; < •'. : .
Two Farmi For
S^e Near Goliad
.
1251*2 acres each—division fence be-
tween. Both wSll improved. Wind
mills. In cultivation 90 and 70 acres.
Black, sandy, mesquite soil—$40.00
per acre. Glean. Can get possession
now. Must sell by Oct. 1st. Easy
terms. ' Write . -
awarded at this show will be
sent to each boy under a sepa-
rate cover.
that each boy who in-
tends to be oh hand at this Corn
Ed, Kelly and Step Smothers
deny, $55.
G. W. Patrick and wife Aman-
a Patrick, to^W. A. Ginn, lots
and 10, blk 105, Navidad cob
and P. K. Miller, stockmen from
the lower- section of the county
were business yisitoi-s • to bur
town this week.
GOLIAD, TEXAS.
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Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, September 22, 1911, newspaper, September 22, 1911; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1008832/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.