The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 15, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 19, 1926 Page: 5 of 6
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TTtE CUERO RECORD.' TUEBfiA> EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1926.
Eddie Rousch on Market
OUr Concrete For In her ,aler« lile ller bright spirit she , was. ready. To us who linger
»r D| « responded to love, and unfolded to it j comes the consolation that she is not
Creamery x lant as a flower joes to the sunshine and gone. She is jnst away, and soma
1 ■ dew. Surrounded by her son. five! glad time she- will greet ue in tha
Pouring of concrete for the walls daughters and their families her life j land that is fairer than D&yj-
tiie new Cuero creamery was be- was joyous and peaceful. When the The Wm. P. Rogers Chapter, U. D.
:n tdis week by workmen under sikmnons to “come up higher’ came C.—Victoria Advocate.
Of Triple Slayer
J Stephensvflle, pan. 19.—The spe-
cial venire of 150 men, called for
| jury service in the trial of F. M. Snow
on a charge of murder, was practi-
cally exhausted today and only three
it is expected, that The creamery
will be ready for operation** by next
April, according* to J. E. Wayne,
manager.
Varsity Baseball
Schedule Announced
TEXAS PLANTS USE |/3 U, S. GAS
Bv United Press.
DALLAS, Jan 19.—Public utility
power plants in Texas used. 1.518.-
368.000 cubic feet of natural gas as
fuel in November. 1925. This was a
more than one-third of the total gas
so used in the United States during
that month.
THE RECORD has decided to profit by
the example of some of the city’s most success-
ful business firms and use this regular adver-
tising space to carry a daily message to you.-
Part of the time our message will concern tthe
subject of advertising and how to make it pay.
At other times this space will be used to pro-
mote interest in an increased subscription list
to promote business, for our complete iob print-
ing department or to call attention to items we
have for sale.
* There is an old truthful saying about the
painters home Deeding paint most, and the cob-
bier paring the worst looking shoes, and THE
RECORD, like these, has overlooked one of it*s
best bets. Well prepared newspaper advertising
plain statement ' oT facts that carry the sellers
message to the buying public, is the surest way
in the world to get results. THE RECORD has
.seen too many firms try it and prosper, has
helped to advise and prepare these campaigns,
and yet has failed to use space properly and
regularly to promote it’s own gOod.
Beginning with today’s issue however the
old order of things will change. Each
afternoon and Sunday morning as well there
will be an article , a sales talk or something
addressed to the merchant, the advertiser or
‘ the public at large. If the message is good you
will know it has been carefully studied out and
thought of, and will help to bring desired re-
sults. If it is poor von will know* like many,
many merchants, we failed to devote sufficient
time to it’s preparation and it is not likely to
do much good.
AUSTIN, Jan. 19—“Uncle Billy” j
Dtsch. veteran base ball mentor of the
University of Texas, announces the |
spring schedule of games for the (
.University of Texas basebajl team as
follows:
April 2 and 3. Centenary College at j
Shreveport; April 5, S. M. U. at Dal-,
las; April S, Southwestern at Aus-
tin; ^pril 10. Rice at Austin April 13,
Jtoonthwestern at Georgetown; April
ak T. C. U. at Austin; April 21, Rice
® Houston; April 22, A. & M. at Col-
lege Station; April 28. S/M. U. at
Austin; May 3, Baylor at Waco; May
.5, and 6, University of Arkansas at i
Austin; May 8 and 10, Southwestern ;
at Austin; May 13. T. C. U- at Fort
Worth; May IT, Baylor at Austin; j
May 22, A. & M. at Austin.
SHEIK IS SHAKEN
By Internationa! News Service.
PARIS. Jan. 19.—Mrs. Rudolph Val-
entino today- was given a divorce
from her husband, the “sheik of the
TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
OF MRS. M. ROSELLE
BY U. D. C. CHAPTER
BUILDING ASSOCIATION WILL
FINANCE YOAKUM HQME
Having met all Cuero building de-
manda for the immediate present we
Wm are informed that the Cuero Building
& Loan Association twill lend a hand
and some finances toward building
our neighbor town ' of Yoaknm
m
JuftL Olle, wfco has been a ntem-
ber of the Building Association here
since Its organization, and who now
resides in Yoakum Is contemplating
the building of a new home at Yoa-
kum and -negotiations have about been
completed for him to get the money
from the local organization.
CLUBS&Lodges
Cuero Record
FORT WORTH. Jan. 19—The Tex-,
ah State Veterihar$j Medical Associa-
tion. wSi-apeit a two day session ir
Fort ,Worth January 26. Preceding
tho regular session of the Associa-
tion examinations will be held by the
State Veterinary Examining Board,
of which Dr. R. G. Flowers of Fort
Worth is president.
The program of the meet includes
lecturers by many of the State’s
most prominent veterinaries.
A feature of the meet will be a
luncheon at the Swift Packing plant
and an inspection of < specimens pre-
pared by the Government officials of
the Bureau of Animal Industry.
Women’s And Misses
New Silk Frocks
president “M” System
Service Corp.
The Ft. Worth office left
nothing incomplete in the
installation and arrange-
ment of the Cuero ’M”
System Store. After my
visit to Galveston I am
convinced that in Mr. L.
W. Reed, the “M” System
has a buyer and service
manager worthy of the
position he holds and with
him at the head the suc-
*ce8s of the “M” System
Stores, throughout the
country, is assured. Be-
cause of Mr. Reed s buy-
ing ability “M” System
prices on Quality mer-
chandise are.* lower, ■ of
course.
At The “M” System
For Instance
2 lbs. Grocer Mixed
candy ......................-- 2!
7 reg. 5c sticks of
candy ........................ %
Bananas per lb.....................
CYCLONE DOES DAMAGE
By International News i-erVice.
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 18.—A cyclone
has swept Monterey doing great dam-
age to property and leaving many
homeless, according to reports reach-
ing here. S
Read The RECORD Adevertlsementa.
in authentic styles for spring 1926
Trim, graceful new frocks featuring those style
points accorded greatest favor by Fashion for
spring. They are in pleasing variety of dainty
new soft, lovely shades of Georgette and flat
’ /. :• . . ** * -
crepes. . • *
New Colors . T
Ranging in price $10.95 to $29.75
I ir .« ’ . ’ ’ 1
Come in and see them.
BILL BOOSTER SAYS
Read Thu RECORD *'Jeverti«emeirt*
\STEU, PR\EViD&» ROADS
W PROKA all oner tut
VJORLD LEAD VWTO OOR YO*iV4'.
COSTOKAER9 AVID HOMS'
SEEKERS VJU-L JAVA *tHSS6
ROADS \P WE'RE SKAART
ENOUGH -CO ATTRACT THEVAl
ARE WE 'I VU, SAN ASUM
LETS GO \ '*
When Meal Times Comes
• Think Of
PLISKAL’S
HOME MADE
Quality Bread
French Bread
Pullman Bread
Rye Bread
Whole Wheat Bread
Roll* •
Hamburger Buns
Cinnamon Rolls
Raisin Bread
Every Saturday
ughriuta, Cream Puffs
td all kinds of cake
INTRODUCING
THE NEWEST STYLES IN
To
Pliskal’s
Home Bakery
FOR SPRING / a
* ‘ ^ R
Gay new spring hats just arrived, there are 'new pokes, roll brims
and smart top-trim styles, using perky little? bows and flowers.
You’ll be delighted with them. . .
TOO late TO CLASSIFY:
LOST—White and brown pointer;
bird dog between Cuero and Thomas- !
ton. wearing big collar. Reward W. C. I
Head, Yoakum.
They make pretty dresses for house, and street wear for misses and
childrens school dresses. A wealth of tasty and elegant patterns
awaits your inspection. Guaranteed fast colors.
j FOR SALE—Light Buick six auto, j
] Good rubber, paint, top and engine, j
L Sacrifice price $250.00. P. O. Box 367-1
| FOR SALE—Farm tools and Ford-
| ?on tractor, one double row planter
j and 3 double row cultivators, all in
! good shape. Tractor $250.00. $200,00
1 for planter and 3 cultivators. J. A.
! Graves. Cuero. Texas.
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 15, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 19, 1926, newspaper, January 19, 1926; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1089731/m1/5/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.