Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 311, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 29, 1940 Page: 2 of 4
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THR GRAHAM DAILY
THURSDAY. AUGUST M, IMS
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AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 17,—Trap-
|pins’ and distributing of wild deer,
by the Texaa Gamei Flih and Oyiter
, , . . BirJ M» AMI all -fly commission nett winter la expected:
a. second-class mail mat for automatic out and James, runner to kMp . witb other proves sire
Mr a* the po^ffiee in Graham Te* on third, was tarred out on play. movefl made b the Department. A,
T. under act of Congress of March -
IS IMPORTANT
I players on base
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Every Afternoon Exoept
Sunday By
GRAHAM PUBLISHING CO.
Office of Publication.
C1C Oak Street, Graham. Texaa
j Eastland—
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GBO. T. SPEARS
H. I. TROUT
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Editor-Publisher
ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE
GIVEN UPON APPLICATION
• Any erroneous reflection upon the
character of any person or firm ap-
pearing in1 these coliimns will be
gladly and promptly corrected upon
being brought to the attention of the
management.
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I Lockhart. 'Jb
Looney, If
.Drake, p
Blythe, rf
Hale, If .........
Horn, af
Carr, cf .......
Miller, rf
Seaborn, rf
Curtis, p, cf
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AB Cards of Thanks, Obituaries,
aad like notices are charted for at
half the regular rates.
The liability of The Grahhih Dally
Reporter and of its publishers for any
error in any advertisement ia limited
to the coat of such advertisement.
Sabacriptieo Rates
, Burkbumett—
Green, rf _______
Morris, 2b ........
Coleman, c _____
James, lb _______
Stubblefield, p
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Akers, ss ..........
Abbott, If .........
West, cf ________
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1 Month
C Heaths
1 Tear
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$1.76
$8.00
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For Eastland: Drake pitching in
third, Curtis to right field, Carr for
1 Miller in third, Seaborn for Carr in
fourth. Strikeouts: Drake 7, Curtis
1, Stubblefield A Base on balls:
Drake 1, Curtis 3, Stubblefield 1.
total of 100 deer traps have been
ordered built. Twenty-two were con-
structed and used with great success
deer.
Few deer were trapped in past
years due to the lack of a trap which
operated successfully. However the
trap now being nsed which catches
one deer at a time, was developed.
The executive secretary of the De-
partment. highly pleased with the
way the traps operated last winter,
ordered the additional 100. In the
past many of the deer distributed
have been tame or semi-tame, deer
which were picked up by ranchers as
fawns. Those will still be collected
and distributed, but the executive
secretary has high hopes of far more
rapid and successful restocking due
to both the increase in number of
animals trapped and to the fact that
they will be wild deer, better adapt-
ed for restocking purposes.
The Department, despite a late
start with the new traps, captured
more than ,100 deer and transported
them to regions depleted of big game.
With a totdl of 122 traps operating
D^gartm
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last winter In the Rill country.
GOODYEAR
1-WEATHER TIRE
next winter the D^artment hopes to
trap and tbmsplailf several hundred
“G-J- Att-W,
LOW PRICES
FLOATIN SPENDTHRIFT
Boards Named for
Governor’s Plan of
Industrialization
Department Store
AUSTIN, Texas. Aug. 29—Person-
nel of the local industrialization com-
AUSTTN, Texaa.—Want to scare
your wife out of extravagance t
i Then take a leaf from this Texan’s
| technique. University of Texas 11-
‘ brarians, rummaging through hun-
p . t »t dred-year-old records In the school’s
dales Uver Last Y ear extensive newspaper collection, claim
ifs a model for disowning debts—
' [not to mention a literary gem:
AUSTIN, Texas.—Texas depart- “She has. without cause, left my!
ment and apparel store sales held habitation and is floating on the'
Port Art*,. V.£
ness Research, revealed here today.
prone to prodigality, taking a wild-1
goose chase, and kindling her pipe
... i Faced with a usual seasonal slump with the coal of curiosity; to abscond
W. Lee O Daniel from of ^ ^ cent from June. sale, show
Mineola, and Stamford was announc-
ed in communications received today
by Governor
the mayors of those cities.
The appointment of these commit-
tees brings the total to 230, repre-
senting various sections of the State.
The Governor has invited the mayors montbg
otf all Texas towns to name these
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nOCID M PROPORTION
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UIITIME GUARANTIE
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ed a decline of only 9 per cent, and
actually held 8.4 per cent over July
a year ago, Bureau records indicate.
Sales for the entire first seven
of 1940 have been 2.4 per
. cent higher than for the similar per-
groups to become a part of the Texas jo<J of ^ ^
TnitnstriRlicstiBn nrnrrtm nriraniifl-
Industrialization program organize
tion.
Aa selected by Mayor L. C. Heare
ot that city, the Port Arthur com-
wiU.5joa.iat Qi Robert B. Blan-
4m, manager, Port Arthur Cham-
ber of Commerce; John T. Wilson,
aaeretary-manager, Reetail Merchants |
Association; Justin F. Jakowicx,
president-manager. Consumers Ice
Company: Pierce P. Newman, super-
intendent of sales, Gulf States Utili-
ties Coompany; Alma M. McAfee,
president. Board of Trustees, P
- Afitar-iJldependeftt Sehool Diatrjct
and Superintendent of the Alchlor
Plant of the Gulf Oil Corporation; j
Carl E. Lauer, chief chemist. The j
Texas Company.
Members of the committee for j
Mineola. announced by Mayor 4- C..
McGlothlin. are: Sam Weitz. g>*r- j
chapt. chairman; R. H. Carray, Jr., of
the Mineola Monitor, secretary; J. S. j
Smith, garage owmer; Mrs. O. E. j
Dyer, manager of the Cummer-Gra- •
ham Dox. Factory; and Mrs> C. B. <
Revelle .dub worker.
Citizens of Seadrift will be repre- ,
sented by a group consisting of L. M.1
Fisher, chairman, R. C. Barton, 8. Y. |
—Taylor, and Mrs. G. G. Southern. They
were named by Mayor Luther, Wise.
Ice cream con— were first served
at the World’s Fair in 1904. That was
the beginning of the commercial ice
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and abolish such insidious, clandes 1
tine, noxious, pernicious, diabolical;
and notorious deportment, I therefore
caution all persons from harboring J
or trusting her on my account, aa
I will pay no debts of her contract- i
big from thl« date, unleas compelled
by law.” ' -— i"*
• The notice was run in the Brown-1
villi- Galaxy, and the Texas Gazette
(Austin) in 1830. The Austin editor
quoted it under the caption: “March
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EASY-PAY TERMS
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE
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W. M. NEVIL, Manager
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Amrriran Nf»« Fht«m. Im.|
of eight citizen*
to_____
error by Mayor C. M. Francis of
that city, to serve as members of
the committee there. They are:- C. j
M. Francis, mamifmrturei’,' chairman; j
George Smith .agrimlturtat;. W. W.
Scott., manufacturer; Mrs. Ona 1»
High, Business and piofessional
Women’s Club; Mrs. George Pryor.]
housewife; Mrs. J. H. Rutherford,
Federated Clubs; J. K. Brady, build-.
ing materials merchant; W. J. Bry-
ant. general merchandise.
The Governor will issue commis-1
siens to these members this week and
Will advise with them regarding the
development of their communities in
line with the state-wide industriali-
sation program.
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Ol January 1. MM. there wm 82,-
146.000 persona living on farms in
Die United mates, accartimg to the
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 311, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 29, 1940, newspaper, August 29, 1940; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1064881/m1/2/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Library of Graham.