Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 219, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 29, 1937 Page: 7 of 8
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mUETlW, TUESDAY. AJME «. WT
Bulletin Want-Ads 1
They Are As Busy As Bees -[
Try Them For. Results
FOB SALE
IPS If B & LONDON,
Financial
Furnished
Classified Rates
Apartments
TOR SAj*E—Three L'ghtly used
ceiling fate at half price. M. A.
Richmond, Blanket, Texas. Tele-
phone 1602F3, aifp
ONE-ROOM apartment, adjoining
bath, hot water. Private entrance.
One block of Howard Payne. In
private home. 910 Main Avenue, n
DELAYED EXPLOSION BILLS
NEGRO; TWO MEN INJURED!
HOUSTON. June 20—(UP>—R &j
Lindsey and Curtis Reed, injured
And Ambulance Service
-W, ’ by’4 i .»
PHONE 48
17* RAMBOUILETTK sheep for
sale—lease furnished. 6 * miles
northeast Owens, Route 1. Floyd
Creek. . »>P
! Furnished or
o’clock on day e*”!"***1*** aiw
arS4^©J
SEftSIfiPSJg
astfflfcgu
^•tossHtod id* will bo rocoiv
ad by Phono Mo. S.
Ate will bo charged only for
the number of day* of actual in-
**Coatract ratoo on roguoot-
ment or bedrooms. Pan privilege
MARKETS
DAN L. GARRETT
Bedrooms
P 6 R RENT—Chelae bedroom
Ladies only. Call 121b-W after 5
p. m. 506 Main. i
Oil Production in
U. S. Show Increase
Sale or Rent
{ Houses for Rent (
TULSA, Okla., June 29—(UP)*—'
Dally oil production in th« United j
States climbed 18.56* barrels daily;
last week, reaching a daily average
of 3,537,147 barrels. the OU * Oas
Journal said today.
The figure topped the Mines
Bureau estimate by approximately!
150.000 barrela.
Texas Increased approximately'
12.000 barrels to an average of 1*'
412.443 Oklahoma showed a alight
decrease at 623.07* barrels. Kansas
climbed 5 000 barrels to 1M.0U.
Arkansas was almost stationary at
38.355. Louisiana went up front
363.8*0 to 260.706 barrels.
| Announcements
NEW five-roam house on Congress
street Hot water Two blocks from
Santa Pe depot. Mrs. Lela pau-
thom TOO East Adams 221c
; Transportation 1
{, Lost yid Foenj]
l Furnished Honsea 1
llHM» > * .......
JOHNSON MOTOR LINES
MORTUARY
HER. ANNIE HEM) LEY
c COLEMAN June »—<8p)—Las'-
* > rites for Mrs Annie Hendley.. M.
* resident of Coleman county for 33
t years. werP held here Sunday alt-
| ernoon with Ministers B. L. Me,-
| Bride of Thatcher. Arison*. H. T.
| Stanford of SUsety. Alberta Can-
ada R. W. Hansen of Lakeside.
"*| Arizena. H. 8. Bodtne of Bah
Lake City. Utah, officiating.
Mrs Annie Hendley was bom
B February 2. 184T. in Buffalo Val-
I ley. Tennessee. She died at th-’
bom* of her daughter. Mrs E. W.
I [ Strange five mile* east of CoieamR.
' a.____a-.— «----Ad Tn»a
Wanted
Texas Furniture Co.
Oiu of the largest selections of
furniture m Brovmwood.
Get our prices.
Typewriters and
Supplies
HAVE YOUR OLD
trees built Into an innerspring
i.tf up. LETBETTER MAT-
BBS FACTORY, 1206 Main.
ne»*. 230c
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 2*—
< UP >— Livestock;
Hogs 1.500, no directs; uneven,
180 lbs. and up mostly 10-20 lover; j
lighter weights scarce, steady-10
lower; top 1180; good to choice 100
lbs up 1135-1160; around 350 K».
1125; fe* 140-180 lbs. 1035-1146;
sows 975-1026; few 1085 and above;
stock pigs *1088 down.
Cattle 7.500; calves 1,500; fairly
active on most killing classes, steers
and yearlings steady-26 higher; full
advance on grain-feds; other killing
daises generally steady; killing
calves, weak: good to choice stock-
era and feeders fully steady, others
weak;-top 1173-lb. Neb. steers 1460;
two loads 1064-lb Onto. 13*0; bulk
steers and yearlings **0-1260; num-
erous loads greasers *00-1000; load
heifers 1026; odd beef cows *00; bulk
butcher cows 500-756; good to choice
vealers 700-000; lew ' *60; around
*80 lb. feeders 078.
Sheep 4.000; spring lambs 26-60
tower; odd lots sheep about steady;
top native vrlng lambs 1026; most
-ales *60-10*8.
BIG DEMAND
junk bnoD—Batteries, rubber and
k cars. Metal of all kinds. Bee
before you sell. Phone 12*. CITY
tit YARD. OKAS. 219c
... r.rf | Saturday. June 26. 1*37. Interment
^Baae- W wu made in the Coleman ceme-
_ {tery. Mrs. Hendley was a member
COLLINS JSSSSP \Z22-Srt•£*“ *
* Survivors include, three eons. R
.--nU-jyjuom and Jo* Alice rn, both
WE PAY CASH .
for used furniture. We sell, trad*
and exchange. Call 340, 307 West
Broadway.
QUEEN FURNITURE COMPANY
286c
TOU CAW'T TELL MC A
TRAMP CAhi WALK IkTTO A
Time cto«c aki’ throw
. DCNAJAf 50 BILL.*
I TMEUC'S eOMETTHtHa
ABOUT
that hobo! J
TOUR CAR WASHED
ggaassd and vacuum cleaned. 81-
UNMET AND WILSON
Phone 1378. 236
Automotive
Grubb s MattreuAbop
See the best mattress machine in
Central Texas. 1010 Austin. Phone
12*. \ 229c
I JEFF DAVIS HALL
Jen Davis HalL a resident *f
Brown county since 1904. passed
away at his home near Bangs Mon-
day afternoon at 4:30. He was fj|»
November 32. 1*61. In CaidwtfT
county. Tessa, and was married to
Mias Clara Conner in Wilson coun-
ty In 3 *93. Bovyig to Brown county
and making his home near Bangs
in 1904.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Clara Ball, and one nephew. E. B
Lawrence of Bangs, and ,a number
cf other relatives.
For a number of years Mr. Hall
had been a member of the Church
of Christ and funeral services will
be held at 4:20 o'clock this after-
noon from the Church of Christ at
Bangs with Pat Salyer of Burkett,
minister of the Church of Chn.1t
officio ting Burial will be made in
the Bangs Cemetery with Aflcorn
Funeral Home In charge of arrange*
ments ?
Pallbearers will be chasm from
among friend*
Don’t Buy Any Tire
CUCUMBERS
lc to 3c pound.: Also fryers for
sale. O. E. Ferguson. TIT Avenue
FEDERALS
JOHN PARKER
Parker & Dunam
FOR SALE—Bargain, my nome at
1809 Seventh Street fhre room*,
hardwood floors throughout, double
garage. Can 454 Ring 1. 220c
\ PORT WORTH, June 29.—(UP>—
<U8DA>—Livestock:
Hogs 900; steady to 30 higher; top
butchers 11.80: bulk good butcher*
11.30-11 *9; mixed grades 1550-1U6;
packing sows 10 00.
Cattle 6.000; calves 1500; mostly
steady; strers 850-11 AO; yearlings
000-1015; fbt cows 455-750; cut-
ters 2.71-3 75; calves 450-8.50
Sheep 6.000; weak to 25 lower;
medium lambs 8 00-8.71.
Tomorrow's estimated rrogpts:
Cattle 6.706, calves 1.700; hogs 800:
sheep 4500.
Wheat Production
In Panhandle Beat
Since Crop of 1938.
SERVICE 8TATION at 1308 Main
Avenue. Brown wood, doing pood
business. ALSO two canaries and
cages cheap, both good singers
nop
Wanted — Good houae-to-
bouse salesman to work,
Brown wood. A new product
and good money for the
msn who want* to work.
Addr— Box S, care Bwl-
OSTT. HEY: THAT
TRAMP I® STILL
ASLCEBfHE HOX3
UP HIS RAHTS AW*/
THAT LAST BUMP ?
WEHT SHOOK (
OUT HI® POCKET-?
BOOK f? \
I already dio: hr
WAS THREE $ 50 BILLS.
EK3HT TWWHT1C®....
TWELVE TEWS AWD
RXCTEEN rvk®...aw'
about f H- IN owes!
nr® EXACTLY M
!_♦ *M-!!
Why Pay More?
SutU C and P. 25c
FOR SALE
13*1 Avenoe C.
1505 Indian Creek I
1*11 Eleventh St.
3S11 Avenue B.
1818 Avenue E.
1*13 Avenue D.
18*1 Avenue C.
1319 Fbk Avenoe.
9*3 Metweod.
1612 First SL
4*2 Sixth SL
18*8 Ninth St.
1*1* Avenue G. *
26*2 Austin Avenue.
1197 Vine SL
15*8 Third SL
1512 Sixth SL
14*9 Avenue J.
2581 Austin Avenue.
2423 Durham SL
1786 Avenue K.
CASH AND CABBY
Sunrise
Dry Cleaners
FORT WORTH June 29—(UP* I last year and 61*000 000 tl
—C^i grain; for the 1881 cropi
*£ ££
t24. where approximately TO per cent
Oau 2 red 48-46 ; 3 red 47-4*. Texas wheat is grown, even a cc
Barley No. 3 73-1.4; No. 3 71-73. was adjourned so a jury panel ml
MU6 3 yellow 220-235; 3 yellow 1 help with the harvest.
217-222 V,_jv p Already wheal receipt* h
Kaffir 3 white 230-228; 3 white reached 1400 carload* at Amar
217-233. \ 1 triple the total of receipts at I
* 1 * time last year. Officials of the
CHICAGO, June *8—(UP)—Cash sendee division of the Ajuodal
grain; of American Ftailroadi made an
Wheat no aajqs. flcial forecast of 58508 carioteh
Porn. 8 nriged I»\r l yellow 132; wheat for Teqss and Oklaht
3 yeOow lS*-mv; "4 yellow 13* S; combined. Of this figure, appn
-ample grade 106-116. mately 18.000 cars, loaded with
Outs. 2 white S4*t-54%; 3 khlte 600 bushels of wheat each, will
51-63 > shipped from Texas Psnhan
4 MBS. A. I. EVANS
Mrs. K. J. Evans of Clear Creek
community passed sway this morn-
ing at 4 o'clock at her home She
was born April 10, 18*7.
Funeral sendees are to be conduct-
ed this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
Clear Creek Cemetery with White
and London Funeral Home In
charge of arrangements
Survivors are her husband. A. J.
Evans, and one daughter. Marie, of
Clear Creek; her father. Jim Asher,
and one brother. Calvin Asher, both
Dairies
FAIRLANB FARM
DAIRY
StrieOy Grade -A- Pridusti
Phone 161R1
I cf Brown wood; and one sister, Mrs.
Irene Eavins.
Pallbearers are tone's?lected from
.micnK\fr;pnds <yihe fimily.
DURBAN. Natal — (UP) — John
Webber. Natal’s oldest colonist, hs*
died hire at the age of 101. Webber
fought in five South African war*,
including the Boer War. for which
he enlisted at the age of 64.
rolet Tr idc, long
Good t re*, riteto
HOUSTON wobju
DRILL Ml
DIBS AS
T CIRCUITS
HOUSTON, June 3B-HUP)—C. D.
Rayburn, 25. «U electrocuted to-
day while installing ah air-condi-
tioning system in a bank building.
Hr was cutting a hole tn a small
tunnel between floors when an elec-
tric drill he waar operating became
short-circuited. He died in a hospi-
C. W. TRIGG
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A L. Maxwell. Rayburn* helper,
was blccke® to' the tunnel, but his
tbcuts attracted ah engineer who
cut off the lM^votl current. Max-
well said that a steel plate ground-
ed the electricity.
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CENTER. Tex. -<UP)— Center's j.
old bropse fin boll, installed here
83 jears ago. wa* found lb the '
Howie bed of * eesldeuce, The bril^,
was restored to Its place In front
of the city t all from where 11 had i
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 219, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 29, 1937, newspaper, June 29, 1937; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1056041/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.