The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 46, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 22, 1933 Page: 1 of 12
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A NEWSPAPER REFLECTS ITS COMMUNITY
CUERO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22
The Ever-Shining Example
Wave The Magic Wand In
! Your Kitchen Says Buelah i
Yates And See The Results
tie Record opens its ’ an-!
| Cooking School next
It, th s school this year is
ib known as the Happy
iien, and we want our ru-
neighbors to know that
. ifrill be accorded a cor-
welcome in Cuero while
jeihool is in session. We
Id like to see more of our
& friends in attendance at
school this year. Recog-
tg thit few farm mothers
I any particular lessons in
ting, We say at the same
r that Without
Are the little “righties” or the ( They can't ■, get
oomy “wrongies” living in vour Kitchen.”
tiheriV ‘ . < But they woi
watch out. 8h
It is easy to find, out. If the h0w to keep tl
iuce has that savory tanginess ancj ;earn
hlch you try so hard for. you can Reserve the
W that the “righties" did it. beSt time of
it if it is insipid, flat, and un- iy one 0f
vory; then the gloomy "wrongies" times,
e snooping around. Those little Every? session
Hows -are very mischievous, and ideas. Learn
you don’t Fateh out they will with less effort
Happy
Chamber 6f Commerce Files
Protest to Bill Introduced
In The House
Package Containing Crude
Bomb Found By Postal
\ Employes.
Delay Ri
Until Com
in 1934.
SELF SUPPORTING
GUARD TIGHTENED
ee days for the
life; and certain-
most profitable
Is One Department of State
Government Which Pays
Expenses.
All Mail Addressed to The
President-elect Careful-
ly Insuected.
ets Will £eek 1
About Early Ad
Matter.
a doubt
111] be some most inter-
(emonstrations in
>r you, and we hope to
on hand. i
* * *
ou d not be . necessary
a man to boost his
Game and Oyster department,
working? in cooperation with the
sportsmen and good citizens, of the
state has increased in the past few
years the facilities for enjoying Out-
door sports, not only in hunting and
fishing, hut has provided more clean
streamfc, more forests, more parks
far cities, counties and states.
Two mils have been introduced in
the legislature. One of them seeks
to abolish the present Fish, Game
and Oyster Commission, which is a
self Sustaining department of gov-
ernment, and to turn all revenue
derived by that department into the
general revenue fund. The monies
received by tills department for its
maintenance are not collected from
property taxes, but from licenses
from those who indulge in outdoor
sports. , •
The other seeks to abolish the
modem system of the Fish and
Game department and to place In
its kteaA an antiquated form of
t every. morning,
night, always re-
: that his home
rves boosting. The
n can profit by the
i of our home town
op them. By boost-
advantages, by
neighbors, and the
our city about
an develop them.
All the energy of the Feideral
Government's crime fighting forces
was massed today in an attempt
to run down the person or [per-
sons who sent the package. De-
tectives would not confirm report?
that a large force of the Govern-
ment’s crack investigators wtre on
the way to Watertown.
Because of the attempt on Mr.
Roosevelt’s life in Miami recently,
the vigil that Secret Service men
must keep around a President or
President-elect has been redoubled.
Every piece of mail addressed to
Mr, Roosevelt is carefully investi-
gated. r «! -|
Blanks Have Not* Yet Ar-,
rived Here According
To Joy Arnold
Funds appropriated by the Re-
construction Finance Corporation
for relief of the unemployed In
Cuero has been exhausted and thfe
crew'of approximately 100 men was
to be “laid off” Wednesday after-
noon.
. Work had been provided for the
crew for the past six weeks. Work-
men had been engaged in cleaning
ditches, planting trees, I improving
streets and other general improve-
ments. >
Secretary of thtj Chamber of
Commerce Arnold declared it was
impossible, to state at the present
time whether or. not 1 additional
funds would be available within the
next few weeks.
The campaign has been a great
aid, and it is hoped that perhaps at
some future date, additional funds
i citizen is his
Jo that which
to the home
regard as to
Humble Company *
Build Station Here
According to Report
Plowing And Planting Has
Been Seriously Retarded
For Two Weeks.
The Hum hi 2 Oil Company of
Houston is to constsncfc a modern
residence type filling station an the
Corner of Esplanade and Broadway
on property purchased from Jl. I.
Newton according to information
Wet weather has serii
tarded farm work in DeWltt county
during the past two weeks, and ac-
cording to weather reports out of
Houston Wednesday more rainy
weather was in store for this sec-
tion' of the state.
Increasing cloudiness tonight,
with rain in scattered sections,
was the forecast. Colder weather
for all portions of Texas with the
exception of the coast, country is
predicted for Thursday. 4
Farmers throughout the county
are complaining of the continued
greeable. Every city
re meh of vision,
of civic pride, more
i soorage—men who
CAMPBELL SETS
A NEW RECORD
wet weather, plowing and planting
being held up for nearlyJ three
weeks. . •
Total rainfall for the month erf
February is expected to exceed the
five inch mark.
Feb. 22.—(UP)—Captain Sir
Malcolnf Campbell drove his
mighty Bluebird, racing car
thrpugh a dangerous haze at
Dayton Beach today to break
his own world’s speed record.
Defying
die ions to
$6,000 Reward Offered f<
Information Leading to
Recovery.
Practically 100 per cent of the
East Texas crop and 50 pet cent of
the Valley crop was killed in the
recent freeze, and for that reason
it Is believed DeWitt growers will
be able to put produce on the mark-
et before East Texas growers with
ample time in which to collect'the
Roosevelt Will Attempt to
Speed Economic Re-
Class for Beginners
In Ladies Department
Will Be Hdd
:rowd” DeWitt county rural students
driver have begun preparations tor the
faster 1933 rural community meets which
led on get underway qp March 3rd and
lea per continue through March lTth.
•un. He The first rural meet Is to be held
les an at Stratton on Match 3rd, with
students from Prairie Hill, Edgar,
- County Line, Stratton, Chlcoiete.
♦ ♦ j Lander and Tonquk competing for
, ♦ | honors.
* Other meets follow in order and
♦ large crowds are expected to at-
♦ ♦ 4 tend all contests.
Unusual Interest is being dls-
- (UP) played in this year s tournaments,
internal and competition is expected to be
s been- 11 •
immerce cuero business men have been
extended a cordial invitation to at-
tend the events, and it is hoped
that a large delegation of Cuero
[4 . citizens will be bn hand for all five
community meets this yew.
FORT WORTH, Feb. 22.—(UR)
—Search for three robbers who
looted a platform truck erf seven
mall sacks in the Texas L Pacific
railroad yards here was spurred to-
day by $0000 reward posted for their
capture. Two of the pouches con-
tained registered .mail.
- Earl Ai&tin. cashier of the bank,
said the sack contained only a
small amount of money. No esti-
mate of the total loss was made
pending a detailed check.
Had not the bahdits picked the
eve of a legal holiday they might
In order to meet the demand for
members who are late in joining the
physical classes a ladies prepara-
tory class will meet three times a
week on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 9:30 a. m. at the city au-
ditorium commencing on Friday of
this week. •• '
This class will have
physical program and
those attending reach the poin
where they can take the more ad
\ kneed work they will be moved u]
to the regular 10 o'clock class.
All ladles who are interested ii
their physical condition and Wh
feel that the 10 o’clock Hajcs ia j
little too strenuous are invited 1
•join the 9:30 prep class next IW
day morning.
Stratton agent. Ju* HS^^ R^^s action
to$3 Olie Other expendl- in announcing the appointment of
yf this sum which would hte two chief cabinet members was
>n with while or which ^
I j return' greater profits assuming charge of .the nation’s
B ODUr ty. Hold on to the ! foreign affairs though technically
» but don’t squeeze the Iff ^ministration wilt not come
off the buffalo and ex- ,4th. *
tO be worth as much as Senator Hull of Tennessee -who
leek, hard working buf- **8 become Secretary of State and
William H. Wood in. president of
the American Car , and Foundry
♦ ♦ ^ Company who will become Secretary
ldemnation proceedings Treasury, were expected to start i
“entiy are not going to be !?moBt at once «on*erence with
j % s European ambassador* and minis-
sary to secure right of Iters. *
for th<“ Cuero-Hochhelm The Roosevelt move to speed ne-.
Accor ding to informa- 8°tiations had the full coperation of
riven The pnpnrH a n,,m Wle Hoover administration as had,
Lem he Record a num- ^ flth the Bmlshj
if nFAUAFtv rmmorc nrVw-i • ____>___' ...
Refuted Diet
ALTON, 111., Feb. 23,—(UP» —
Although weighing 340 pounds arid
standing 7 feet, 8 1-2 inches high,
Robert Wadlow, who is celebrat-
ing his 15the natal day today, Feb.
22, > wishes he could gain a little
When talk of a diet for him arose
he would hear none of It. j
a modii
Officers Believe Lock
• Breaking Episode
Will be Cleared up
Officers investigating’ breaking of
locks on several automobiles park-
ed at the city auditorium during!
the dance Saturday evening report- |
cd Wednesday that they believed j
the matter would be cleared up
this week, but would make public no
names of those involved in the
probe.
’ The work Was believed that of a
"gang” of youngsters who were
seen loitering around the auditor-j
ium during the dance. Locks were |
broken on seven automobiles, and)
the car owners were forced to break j
db<jr glasses to enter their locked
Conductor Retired
After 43 Years Service
Infant Daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Schul
Dies Tuesday Nigl
hysici&na Believe
Hours Will De<
Fate.
rrenders . J After Ei
Years of Freedom; to
Be Tried.
EVANSVILLE, Ind
(UP.)—With his
a perfect record
next to last .run
Feb. 22 —
one ambition for
shattered on the
as conductor far
the Illinois Central Railroad, Mike
Kierce, 70, has retired after com-
pleting 40 years’ service. »
On the second to last run his train
struck a truck in Henerson, Ky.,
and injured a man critically. His
entire 40 years was spent on the line
MIAMI. Fla.
Feb. 22—(UP) —
Mayor Anton J. Cermak’s physic-
ans watched his condition clo6e’y
today in the belief twelve more
house would show whether his
heart and lungs could be counted
upon to withstand the strain of
his bullet wound.
j The * mayor’s temperature rose
to 102 in the night after his pulse
and respiration had gone up dur-
ing th0 afternoon.
Rumors that Cermak's condition
Wad’ gro.wn serious circulated again
•early last, plght but Mrs. Clara
Beesley, trie Mayor's secretary.
Funeral services were held Wed-
nesday afternoon for the infajnt
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. |h.
Schultz, who died early Tuesday
evening. Interment was in Hillside
cemetery following services from
the Schultz home. . j •
The Record joins friends of tire
couple in extending sincere sympa-
thy. '
CQRPU8 CHRISTI, Feb 22 —
(UP)—Edward G. Edwards, long
missing fugitive, who returned
here last week from California,
was arrested here today for offices
of San Patricio county, where tv?
is wanted on an old
for murder.
Edwards was taken
and French ambassadors
been “ lolding out” have
Kl up and indications are
the entire route will be
hased lefore long. Prop-
owners will probably find'
uch mijre satisfactory if
keep tihe iriatter out of*
L Court] proceedings usu-
cause a lot of hard feel- j
If such proceedings are j
Cour ty Court Will
Resume Work Thurs
Smton
of Pinky Eldredgg. Cuero negro, and bond for hisi release wifi be
charged with aggravated assault, set there during the afternoon.,
Eldredge shot another negro at a Missing since 1925 and once re-
dance hall in the negro section eft Portqjj dead. Edwards surrendered
recently in San Franciscb arid an-
nounced he wanted to return and
face justice.. He came home a
free man on money sent him by
his family when it developed of-
ficers of Cafheron county, where
the alleged murder was committed
did not desire his airest. He was;
tried and freed on a tharge
murder in 1919. : 4
Senior High School
Girls Organize
Depression Brough
Odd Advertisements
Student Ha;
sA meeting will be held this after-
noon of senior high school girls to
discuss the forming of a senior
high school girl physical class to
meet three times a week on Mon-
day's. Wednesdays and Fridays at 4
p. m. The meeting is called for 4
p. m. this evening. Mrs S. M. Mel-
ton will be in the chair.
------------ omen.
accessary however, the court I The claimed at the time he believ-
fiiould not hesitate to take ** the second ne8E0 40 be “gunning
____ __ * V . . . . . for him.”
ftCtlOIQ. The project is too lm- Several other minor cases arq
Iprtant to pe held up by a elated to come up for considera-
The court
WENATCHEE. Wash.. Feb. 22.—
<U.P.)— Maybe it s the “depreahun.”
Anyway, the following appeared in
the want-ad columns of a local
daily:
“Will swap rowing) machine ex-
erciser for wicker baby buggy."
“Fuller brush set for baby scales.”
PORTLAND,
ip*—Another
Ore.. Feb. 2 2.
never late or tard
eth Edward Phi
In „12 years (
not once has lo:
a‘day because of sickness or othe
reasons nor has he iwn late t
class.
he week,
first week of criminal
er*t
.
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 46, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 22, 1933, newspaper, February 22, 1933; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1073031/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.