The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 15, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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ur Prices Will Interest You
We keep a complete atotk of CHOPS, BRAN,
COTTON-SEED MEAL and HULLS, PRAIRIE
and ALFALFA HAY. See us.
T. J. Alexander
MANAGER
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LOCAL NEWS.
Be mereiful to your dog.
obedience to the proclamation of
Mayor King the owners of dogs
have placed muzzles on them.
This is right. It shows that our
people who own dogs are mind-
ful of public safety and are glad
to obey the law. But lest you
forget, the Chronicle reminds
.you that you should give your
dogs food and water frequently.
While wearing a muzzle the ani-
mals cannot -rustle
John E. Red, for the past four
years principal of the High
School at Childress, Texas, was
Infhere last wfeek. He had been
to Oakwoods where he secured
the positron as superintendent of
the Oakwoods schools for the
next term. He was enroute to
Wortham to visit his father,
A. J. Red.
Want a few private boarders.
Room and board. Mrs. C. F.
Hamilton, Third and Pecan.
uiaio Lu< rjiw. t uovi9 for them- .
selves, and you should be~lnrr'Jr*p'^ visited the nome of Mr.
mane enough to minister to their
meeds.
Sherbet all the
Candy Kitchen.
time at . the
and Mrs. John LanderS and took
jfwrm them their pnly son. He
had been sick only a few days
and his death was quite a Bhock.
The bereaved parents have sym-
Judge Webb of Sherman spoke' psthy of the entire community,
at the skating rink Saturday af-
ternoon in hehalf of the candi-
dacy of Poindexter for Govern-
or. Because of the fact that
mb speaking was not generattyfB®*r7i3e*P
known not a very large crowd
Was present. Those attending,
however, heard a good presenta-
tion of Judge Poindexter’s plat-
form and all express themselves
as pleased with the address.
Attorney .Terrell's introductory
address has been the subject of
much favorable comment.
Carnation flour, the best on
earth, at Mead & Garrett's.
Mrs. George Meek is having a
neat and commodious cottage
erected on Fourth avenue. Thus
Teague continues to improve.
Dr. Cox was absent at Dallas
the first of the week.
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The contractors have begun
work on the addition to the Alex-
ander building on Fourth avenue
and the structure will be hurried
to completion. .
I api a candidate in the Chroni-
cle's piano contest and ask you
to favor me with your votes. If
not convenient for you to call at
the Chronicle office you may
leave your coupons with Mr. St.
Clair at the First National Bank
for me. He will issue you receipts
in my name. Your support will
be heartily appreciated.
Very respectfully,
advt Mrs. F. L. Canterbery.
Mills locals.
J Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bar-
nett on the 8th, twin girls.
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han's family last Sunday.
' Mrs. Ed Kennedy visited rela-
tives at Kirven this week.
Miss Pearl Collins of Teague
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Pearl Yerby of Dew was
a recent visitor here.
John Biggs and little daughter
of Orange county are here vis-
iting relatives.
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Mason Goolsby and Lee Curry
visited at Galveston Sunday.
Miss Ethel' Horton visited at
Teague Sunday.
Mrs. J.*R. Robertsofi and Mb.
Goode King of Teague visited
relatives here one day last week.
Leonard Butler and family vis-
ited Lonnie Clark of Mills 'Sun-
day.
The families of Hubbard HuU
lum and Oliver Coson visited/at
G. W. Green's Sunday.’
Health of our community is
good.
D. C. Butler visited Bob Can-
ter Sunday.
T. B; Fain has been marketing
a lot of fine pe&ches lately.
Jim Butler visited at Pyburn
Sunday.
The corn crop is cut short on
account of dry weather. Cotton
is looking fine, but the boll wevil
has made its appearance and is
puncturing squares as fast as
they form. Farmers are looking
blue for we well remember the
visit of the boll wevil in 1803.
Farmers are.Jt>eginning to talk
of getting in line with the—truck
growers next year. The grow
ing of Irish potatoes is receiving
quite a lot of consideration by
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the people of this community,
Mr. Brown and wife of John- section being especially
have had several good
rains in the last few weeks and
our farmers are highly pleased
over crop prospects. ,
Our singing is progressing
nicely; several good singers from
Donie were with- us last Sunday,
and also visitors from other
places. v
We notice A. A. Stroud and J.
E. Elmore have been busy car-
rying mellons to town this week.
Several from here are prepar-
ing to attend memorial services
at Union next Thursday.
Bro. Richardson passed
through here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leamons are
now making their home in
Teague. We wish them much
success.
Observer."
toes, but the people here would
like to know the finad&i. possi-
bilities of the truck business and
as there were hundreds of acres
of potatoes planted throughout
the Teague country this year we
would like for Mr. Editor or
some Teague booster to publish
a statement of this year’s crop,
for I believe it nothing but right
for the people to know the suc-
cess of this wonderful crop.
Farmer Boy.
Editor's Note,-Our inform-
ation is that some potato grow-
ers lost money and some earned
money. It appears that where
the farmer planted^ early on
high, warm land and' got to the
market when the price was play*
ing around the two-dollars-a-
bushel mark he made money.
Where he planted late in low,
cold land, and consequently did
not reach the early market he
lost. Thus it seems there is
something in the “know how”
of potato growing. It is report-
ed that truckers of upper East
Texas have, because more favor-
able seasons, turned their atten-
tion to growing a fall crop, and
they find it quite profitable, re-
alizing from $1 to $1.60 per
bushel.
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TEAGUE, TEXAS.
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The “Parisian Wonder” “Eure-1 Cross Roads passed through Dew
ka Rust Remover” and “Magic] Monday enroute to Buffalo.
Stain Eraser,” that was latel
introduced among our citizens
by A. L. Mattisen, will hence-
forth be put up and sold by Mrs.
W. R. Edwards. Will also be
found on sale at City Drug Store
and Waldrop-Kuykendall Grocery
Company. _.
Dew Locals.
We had a nice rain Monday
afternoon which was needed.
Frank Black, who fell from his
horse some time ago and broke
his shoulder, is getting along as
well as can be<expected.
Some spent Monday building
an arbor for the protracted meet-
ing which will begin Friday
evening 8:30. Bro. Lester Bain,
a student of Baylor University
will assist in the meeting.
Wood Goolsby was in our midst
Monday after cattle.
Quarterly Conference met at
Sunshine church at Dew Satur-
day; the attendance was large.
Dew was well represented at
Mills Sunday pat singing, also
two couple attended church Sun-
day night
Several from here heard Q. B.
Colquitt speak at Teague last
week, there were many
to hear Hon. Cone Johnson W<
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desday.
Miss Clara &
is .visiting her i
Mr. and Mrs.
visited their
Sunday.
Mrs. Alien Loyal, of Hut
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Miss Agnes and Bruce Evans
of Lanely were with us Satur-
day and Sunday. lfj) f
F. Y. Nash will weigh cotton
at the Beene cotton yard in
Teague this fall.
J. C. Lambert has bought tike
Steward farm near Dew. we are
glad he is going to move closer.
Subscriber.
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Satterwhite, T. L. & McDaniel, C. E. The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 15, 1910, newspaper, July 15, 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1046456/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.