Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1919 Page: 5 of 8
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Clothes
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Are clothes of the better mt
and young men ^ Of all
The Society Brand label Is
maker’s guarantee of all*
■wool quality and your Com-
plete Batisiactlon.
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Sold here only If
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W. B. Flanagan.
THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
JOHN H. WYNNE , t
Insurance and Real Estate
a, Gardner Building
-PALMER, PLAN,
^ PALMER PLAN.”
is it? The .only form of teach-
ers the art, of photo Qtpy
that is indorsed whole-heart-
producers, directors and stars.
bend heme and -ad-
to Box 354, City. Adv. S-tf
A TEXAS WONDER j ,
sxas Wonder for kidney and
troubles, gravel, diabetes,
lamer hacks, rheumatism,
arities of the kidneys and
both men and’women. If
by your druggist, win be
man on receipt of $L2$. One
» Is two months treatment
cures. Sena tot sworn
Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926
St Louis. Mo. Sold by
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i IT NOW
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price of a year’s
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FIRST HATIONA
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Some Clippings and
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Some Comment "
IfciiArter ^o.;36»4.—Res] pikt No: tf,
- ed 7,215.16'
Total Deposits .U......*.:^..u. 37.1,619.81
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oi ina' inf uness pledged as > }
collateral for state <X>r other
‘Perhaps, exceljenz. perfeps,,’ W
my farmer friend, - . V ' AVfenyoj) have/tirfe the iriend yyii
.^■fetareju^mt, anywjy^ . V . - 4 i^rintent-j . * ; t- S,-bo»lds rand-' <fetifiqates.'
Hemp, excellent j4*id ray friend.^ May never knoW; that you-sO kindly] of indebtedness owned -and’ mj/M
-Washington Star, meant ; ^ . - • v* uupfeljred .... .. $22;OOO.0
+ 4 + !f J ; 1; iro nii his life witi^ftht content^
Wise-i^Mfe
Husband—Yes, tfef
mao o’ J -.-W-
Wifet^How splendid Hi* And what is
that little one just in front? • r-;
; 4 and l l-4 (]»er dent un- .
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\ru.tl _ kVI-. l.-: » -4- __ 1_ onA -iETtsiC-ii ‘mas /WtnJ1 • nloJiK. ' * -
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Xow Is, the, time. Ah. theh ho longer
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th«-s^lyatte, 1; :;> V . .
To' f^hfr.atehad Whose live^ ‘Are now?
Wife—Ohi yes, of
>.» ,» -w 1 1 f- a - - T^v * - ui wuuu -wityoo M » V*^ 'tw-v uwn-
«r; .rvs W ot: Ittan.^Pirtabarg • dr,ar: «|
thromcle-TelegrapU.. . ;Thf ««_»« a^ym. ia
The youngest daujgit^of the house
who'said she was 17 and looked 40,
PALMER PLAN, had volunteered to> piigl I
CWtlVhtion* , XbW is; the time..; , - - :
tBer mother sat ^ i^tjeniag ' withi n .
•how. does she do it?’^ beam iUnmi-f.^
nating her countenance. Theh «he thaaS hen
I to
.turned to a lover
“Do you' think het
be cultivated?” >‘|Rl£ ^ '•
The lover of mu
though he
saying, and replied:
‘JNo, I think it
ed.”—Pittsburg Ch
/ s tatoJai^ot
' “And is the
husband an official:
puzzled income tax
, “I dunno about
the munition worker. (*4
returned.
that w^’e cornea toi
has to do is .to caljyi*'4!
chucks ’inrowt/J^-P
Telegraph.
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, A Possible
The town
organized a rafflp.
poor Mrs. Muggins,1
est inhabitant- was
licket.
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I know;
’ouse, ail I
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to buy/ a
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To living KinUes and words: of
Wiv VIH*V.. ■ r ow^ov.iijiuyu,..... v
,‘Xatiohal Iiunk at- Palestine, in the
'statjf^ of rT^xps.’ at the close' of busi-
in^ on AfajA ^ih': 1919.
ancient. <hi'o' • ^ Wkcbunts, jnefud- . ^
•Belgian Consul Pierre MaU, Speak- .'/frir:. M„«;r . :.|ho/'^n£ ttart?SrtyJ
ing at a dinner in York, said:|^.i^||||i^|^gS|n^|g|
’"A friend of ,mine during the bOchg , ___. ... ^____ , H
a motor cap pulled up Bud said with a SRik it, J win ’ei-f:—Pitt^unB Clrroit- r. S. honds and certificates
sneer: ‘ icle-'yelfegnaph.,- - i • ? . of indebtedness, pledged to
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BACK-TO-NATURE
liSTYLE IN GOWNS
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. Writer Declares*.
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and^^ certificate?
LENGTH OF SKIKT A PROBLEM
Short M&del Advancing, but Its Fait*
. Hangs in Balance—Abbreviated.:.
..• Sleeve Is Believed to Be ''
/ . Hera to*.stay, ;r•/J
'f. A': .. .^IRHapMP
Exaggeration .always has heen thq
very essence of fashion. Wdmen r^ill
adventure In cTotbes. TMd exnggera-.
tions, asserts .a, fashion cprrespphdent,
usually;-is obtained by acc^ntuatliig
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.and 4 1-4 per dehL pledgr-
ed to Recure sfate ,or other
, . deposite or
abkt ^> ; , W??0,&'06 1; J9;366»6| as bdopskirts accentuated 'the ’ sll
FiecnritfAh other .thari^ ">' ' wleadentosd Of the waist. In tie days
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People Mean Road- Abilty
.When Speaking of Power
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Averaging ?,0 miles an hour for. 248 miles between Boston and
BauKor. Maine^ weft the record which Wm. McC. Sawyer, establish-
ed abput jterf'diys ago. . With two friends—one a Packard owner and
the- other a W^Hys-Knigbt owner—he made the trip in ’a Franklin
‘ Sedan Special. At po time did the speedometer register more than
40 miles an hpur. At numerous places bad road was .encountered,
particplarly imtiic last gSJT miles; where evidjjice was found of several
C3rs'havid& been'stock. t' .
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Herman Schmidt & Co.
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Securities othfr .than-'- • ;■$& ,
.. r. s irndi Dot to: ,. '>
r; chiding stocks, owned,- ' :
* ; *. .some portion of the human body, jusf
MOORE OROCCO.
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1T500.
Federal Re* , v : *
STof^iwptTom JoolrPfe A wasplike ap^itence. Then
. -t!__• 7 . - T there mme n time when l.ren/lth «-oe
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Of our how tar-off. Civil •warijra. Lin-*
coin and the wife ot General Grant
walked abroad with wide,'Swaying
Skirts. 9o full were th^r that the waist
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WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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TYLER, PITTSBURG, PALESTINE AND LONGVIBW.
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beTed?....
o not know of a better “auccess” Lawful te*rve wii
^success’
■than ik here expressed:'' It jto better.
else; that a man . and woman-^-mother
. and ’father-j-ean leave as a heritage to
nat he was ^apjd4- •. 1
. ‘'He and his good wile didn’t jeavt
n^i' jm.oney or jand, hut they fdid
-Telegraph. leav(, ^ faIntlv of the finest hoys and
girls this neighborhood has^^exen ’tuvn
*’___. ' ed out." • 1
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TWO ILL I ON SOLDIERS HAVE £ Interesteartfed,' but .not
BKRN RETURNED^TO CiytL LIFt
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Y’a^jngton, May 315.—To make the
And they, number; of returned citizens'equal 4o
|0fei)nicid^ ^iir iriii
the inufihef of yetmmed: soldiera is , . -
the proldem tha: is now before- the'
federal board .for"vocational, edqca-
?; and Thrift Stamps ac- . .-
‘ twally owned 826.60
» aion.^bout two. mUdon’ of‘oui ^1-
idvliie had dim-s fere been returned to icjvil life,
ierfegefftji^
Hy the oH- wounded hut many of .those will soon
toVUkjs' “«• a“'
at m ten wxmim '• ;;
handicaps which must be overcome.
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Tbe non-interest bearing and unsecured deposits Of !i
protected by the Depositor's Guaranty Fond of thef (. State of ■
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Robinson Guaranty Stated Bank
and Trust Company
From the latest reports tuberculosis
is responsible for 22 per cent of the
disabi Hties jlncurred, Wounds not ne-
cessitatlng amputation arid miscella-
WE BUY LIBERTY BOND^
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Thirty-eight years of successful banking. ■ i
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unds fop :il per cent, nerve
disease^ for 8.3 per cent and wounds
requiring amputation 5 per cent,
• >To niake these 20,000 disabled sol-
diers the equal of 20.000 citizens con-
tributing economically and socially
to their! community life, is%the duty
delegated to the federal board by
I rP, tbera.came ajtime when breadth was
-v [ given to the dhoulders by an absurdly
.................L-A-* > 20,000.00 *«*» sleeve that puffed stiffly out
' ‘ ' ' lljliftJO the top. Du Mauiier ever depicted
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ouse ..,..71
Lawful reserve, with Fed-
eral Hefeerre Bank
4,020.00
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29,581.55
Cash. in ,vault and bet -
. amounts due- frpm. na- v V ; -fl
> tidhal banks 27,905:7^;
Exchanges for -clearing ,
house .....................- -7,437.83
Twal'ot Items.H. 15, :
K. 11,'Mll 18 ,.»35.483.60 1 1
Checks on;'banks located
(futside of ’city or town
of reportang bank and
i items -.2^,
■ 647.64
teasura;
. trfa*
.surer
. collected, approximate,
on notes and hills receiv- = ’
^ able - not past_ due ... . ... ‘ 4,030.15
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War Shying^. Certificates S- ^
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Total
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in—| 75.jWW.00
Surplus Fund ..._^J.„r. >
60,000.00
diers .fe^ beepj returned ^
T^ hundred thousands Imve beim ^ cnr^t exp^a ln.
.,w„ taxes paid .J7,460.11 26,1^.221 : ',;v;
“ This black -eatim gown, with richly em-
not ^earned, approxim- broidei^d tuple of Chinese blue
' 7*215.16j satin, is of oriental inspiration.
Joyce Grocery Company
WHOLESALE GROCERS
114 East Spring St Palfstinc, Texas
R. H. HUGHES
.REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE
: ' AND RENTALS.
W6 Make a Specialty of CSty Property; Manage
Uj)' Estates, and Estates in Trust for Minor
Heirs. We make all kinds of Bonds.
JtoyMI National Rang Building. * v Pnlesklns, Texan.
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Circ-ulating notes, out-
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standing —--------------- 75,000.1
Interest and discount col-. ' ;
Net amounts dpe to nation-
al banks ‘ 6,865.30
Cashier’s checks on own
bank outstanding . 1,720.76
Total of items 32, 33, 34
and 35 ............J8,586.06
-Demand Deposits (other
than bank deposits) sub-
ject to reserve (deposits
payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits, sub- r
. . PL , ..I' ject to check 307,448.75
the goVennnent. "Ij^ .is a difficult' Certificates of -deposit due
in less- than. 30 days,>^n|||iiira|gB
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Republic Prodlum
Process Tires
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This Tire Has No Equ
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E. E. Davis Vulcanizing Co
A908 North Jackson Strepii?|j»
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problem' but resuttkTShe being found;
The i g^at' majority of these young
men ate under thirty years of age? ^ „„
youth plus will power is one oT the (other than bank depos-
known quantities in the equation.
The hrqad dt-ope. of the training given
is ope cJf .file chief factors in the so-
lution. Whatever -a man wishes - to
train fo»», wherever he wants to train,
the federal board stands ready to
advise as to the; proper course and tp
provide a suitable place where his savings): ; .
ambition may be attained. More than
one huridred different . courses are —..... ..........r-r^rm" —r-7-r*;
already -being given under the direo- ®*.^V ^-D^S
tion ot the Federal Board in atniyid
other than for money
borrowed ______
Total of demand deposits
*; its) subject to reserve
items 36, 37, 38, 39, 40
and 41............|307,733.75
Othter time deposits*.......1
’Total of timA deposits sub-
ject to reserve items, 42,
43,-44 and 45 .. ,..$35,000
United States deposit*
- (other than postal sav-
20,300.00
including Liberty Loan
and certificates f indebt' -
y It Made in Palestine
These Local Concertis Can Serve
406 institutions of jearning scattered » edness, without furnishing
thteUghtout the counti*y from Florida
to the great Northwest to I860
men: who have begun their training.
In the few months that have elapsed
since thp boys- began their homeward
journey.‘nearly five thousand of these
disabled soldjers^after conferring with
the federal hoard have started life
again; sonic placed by the board and
others self-placed; sonie in; tlto old '^knowledge and belief.
collateral Security for
same ........ ....J81.300.66 81,300,00
■Bills payable with Federal
Reserve Bank .................. 110,000.00
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Total .....:...„.$ 806.249.19
State of- Texas, county of Ander-
'son, ss; I, C. L. Hufsmith, cashier
of. the a’ho’re named band.- do sol-
emnly swear that the above state-
men tis true to tho- best of my
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| Nothing so
.♦ W. K PATRICK, Druggist
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Monuments ami mires
r Beo
J. M. Runnels and
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Pb0M 10*f
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jobs; others in.few mid better ones:
The pnicess is fascinating, the te-
ajllts dre Interesting. Plntribers too;
disabldUr to work at their'trade. li;rve
become sanitary inspectors; farm Jar
borers fee being trained ' for agricul
tura) specialists; wounded tailors are
studying designing and wireless te-
iegraplith-s are iwing made out of
wounded barbers, while a stone cutter
with! a weak heart is. few doife the
work of;a secretary, -‘-•'-v';'
1 t*p. tp. May 1st,; the (Sentral. of-
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Your Salt B
1.376 of(tfese men, j 1^ equu^P*i*
feing complete and «tcfi day s re
stil|s are proving that tetutn^lr di--
aWcil soldiers pias .training* and ap*.
plication-, are .enuivdjent to retmtiyd
citizens i upon wjioTti ife nation may
coh&leriHy depfed -ffe its f uture! fell
lam an.) lkmipmess.- ' - C^pftai ftock*And
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tKN'D.
C L. HUFSMITH, Cashier.
Subr.cNlied and sworn to before me
this 21st day of May, 1919.
Helen Gilliam, Ndtary Public.
Correct—Attest: . *
a E. DILLEY,
F. HUFSMITH,
HYMAN PEARLSTONE
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Directors.
. '*y. Recapitulation.
Resource*.
Loans and disegunts . . ........$331,242.02
Advances op Cotton - 51,967^04
Bonds. *and real estate' ...... 129,651.20
StdcW in Federal Reserve ,
.fenk .....______* 4,050-00
War Savings Stamps —^ 826.00
Liberty iwads and C. S. cer- ,
tjficates- 216,300.00
Iqtorest eaifed, rin-/ '
’ bllecbfe 1.............. : 4,830.15
Jibe from LV $. Treasurer 3,750.00
p** .MmW., 58ri8.?
Total ,.... .$ 806,249.19
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Chinese blue ehiffon lines the black
. ■ eatin capKr • ^
his lovely ladles with huge puffs atop
of their shapely arms. Now it seems
.the aim of Parisian designers is to
create a back-to-nature^ campaign.
With French women wearing skirt*
that end‘.half way between the knee
and ankle, evening gowns cut prac-
tically to the waistline in the back and!
afternoon frocks with the short sleeves
of the 1830 period—and many of them
absolutely sleeveless—the. question is
not altogether how we . are going to
dress, but are we about to undress?
0 We here in this country are in the
very thick ot the semi-annual discus-
sion of the silhouette—toe length of
skirts, the* depth and outline of tfe
decoiietage and how we shall trim or
untrim our bats; Paris has had her
35,000.00 openings, and our American buyers
have returned, bringing to us the best
models ’ froi% the varied collections
shown by the great French, houses.
.These dazzle with their splendor. Of
metal tissue and spangles, they sparkle
and scintillate, apparently vying with
one another to offset the somber garb
of war time.
With the war’s ending France evt-
. * dently expected American women to
burst into wild extravagance. It Is
doubtful,^however, If the showy, span-
gled and embroidered dresses dis-
played by the Paris designers will be
adopted by our American Women for
this summer's wear. We in this coun-
try like simple models. Then, too, the
exorbitant prices charged by the
French dressmakers made the purchas-
ing of models almost-prohihitive. Con-
sequently we may not expect any price
reductions in clothes for some time to
corpe. But it will not be for long, for
the polios of France are returning to
work. The looms at Lyons and St
Etienne are again busily whirring and
new weaves^ of silks and other fabrics
are being made for the wide,, feminine
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The Short Skirt Advances.
At this moment/ there is with us a
great uncertainty about the length of
skirts. The dictum of Paris is for
short-ones; very short ones. All the,
French houses stand sponsor to them
and we In America believe that the
short skirt is advancing upon us again
—stealthily, step by step—although its
mtlmate fa J e here still hesitantly
hangs in tfe, balance. ^ Gfe of the.
most difficult clothes questions we have,
to settle is what compromise shall we
make between the skirt meiWnrife
from 12 to W rfehes from the floor,
which the Paris!enne- Is wearing,' and
the long skirt Of purely American
origin. There is nrt doubt about- IL
French models capnot'.be : alteretf to
meet Ihe demand for a sriiirt so mud)
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- FOR ‘ RKN’n. X unfurnished lifet U-rliyided feoffts .... ......... ;26,114.22
.fi on so kijep fn^ rooms, upstairs; closet.Ch-culatihfc fete8 - 75,000.60
Street: ; 2:MH Discount collfete^ uaemli, V
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Safety Deposit
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To meet the urgent and increasing need-
for a Bade place for Liberty Bonds, W. S.
S- and valuable papers, we have just in-
stalled an additional lot of safety depos-
it boxes.
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REAL ESTATE
9 Hoorn Hous^, John street —
6 Room House, Queen street
$4600 00
5 Room House, W. Reagan street
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12 Room House, & Sycamore ------
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R. N. BUSH
IN8URANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
Phone 91 Office 103 1-2 Main Street
LIBERTY BONDS
Equipped with the best Are and burglar propt vault*
buy, we are prepared to take care of, and be responsible tor, your
Liberty Bonds, issuing you a receipt for
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We will also collect the interest when dne apd otherwiaC'serve
you ‘ irithout charge. If yon have subscribed for Fourth Liberty
Loan Bonds, through us, they have arrived and are ribw ready toy
dettvery. * 1; ♦ • . .
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Royatl National Bank
PALESTINE, TEXAS.
Reeourees $1,750,000.00
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McCAIN’S FEED STORE
OATS, BRAN, CHGPS,.HAY, MAIZE HEADS, MEAU FLOUR
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1919, newspaper, May 23, 1919; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1014105/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palestine Public Library.