Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 296, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 24, 1920 Page: 3 of 4
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For Justice of the Peace, Prec. No. i;
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Phone 767.
11-2-5,
my plate near brick yard.
Wilson
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SELL SHADY STOCKS
Wanted
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were ordered broken.
EXPELLED FROM EXCHANGE
well.
Well No. 2, three locations north
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is due at this location.
time.
ter that field also
Do you wish to become slender,
you need, but chew your
TITLES.
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G. B BULLARD’S NAME LEFT
OFF OF THE OFFICIAL BALLOT
INDIAN CELEBRATES
123RD BIRTHDAY
TOMATOES NET EAST TEXAS
GROWERS 1500 TO $1000 ACRE
WANTFJK-To rent 3 or 4 room house,
furnished or uufurnished.
Ed Pearcy.'
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TOE® UH
DO FERID PASHA
feet and two more wells
tract are riggin up.
HAMON & KETCH WELL IS
MAKING 60 BARRELS HOUR
well on the Surber
(Okla.) Banner.
—IX THE— ,;;p.
Automatic Electric Washing Machine
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CHICKASHA TEACHERS’
SALARIES ARE
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TEXAS POWEB 4 | IGHT CWWY
“SERVICE FIRST”
Everything
Electrical
BEN PYBAS (re-election)
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A. C. STELZER (re-election)
For Public Weigher, Precinct No. 8:
G. A STELZER
For Stata Representative:
J C. MURRELL (re-election)
M. M. DUFFEY
Comanche Teat
Petroleum
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For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the //* .a'J&rfl’F-lf2-
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itarium.
WANTED—White or colored help
cook and general house work.
W. Culp, or phone 275.
WANTED—To rent, house, or
keeping rooms.
store.
FOR SALE—Corona typerwriters. Call
f at Refutar office.___(U)
FOR SALE—Alfalfa hay to sell in eity
? limits. Dr. W. J. Price. (tf)
Washington, June 24.—The Herrerra
which sue-
No.
Wertheimer & Daube, In section 25, ta-l
Sw, haa been comptetetd at a total depth !
of 2,006 feet. It had «■ oil bearfa*
In Love County.
. the Noble Oil com-
6s-lw. is running
U.S. RECOGNIZES
NEWGOVERNMENTIN
F0RCE1NGAUTEMALA
)>een
This from the exchange, according to
section
300 fe<<
are
was
for
ture.
For Commissioner Precinct No.
G. B. BULLARD
For Commissioner, Prec. No. 4:
Etui I 1 U.1O (rc-fl
FINE bred Holstein male for service at For Constable, Precinct
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Farthest North WeR
What is
ing well
by B.
corner of 9-4s-2w.
of the red tied s
sand from
showing at
870 feet. T
ing a well.
PRIZES IDE OFFERED
11
ft •» -> t
in the T " ‘‘
foot sand and is drilling deeper.
TKL.KPHOWH «7
H. E. BERTRAM
General Insurance
OLDEST AOKNCY IN UA1YKSV1L.LB
KatatelUkeS 1MI&
Meat Dear *e Majestic Theater
have
that be-
will be
How’s This?
We offer I10c.00 for any case of catarrh
that, .cannot be cured by HALL'S
’HALL’s'c’ATARRH'xnDICINE is tak-
en Internal:y and acts turough the Blood
on the Mucous Surfa' es of the System. I
Sold by druggists for over forty years. ,
Price 75c. TestimTi' free,
F. J. Cheney de Co., xuledo. Ok’o.
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EMPIRE SETS CASING ON
SAND ON HOUSTON FARM
BE PROUD OF YOUR HAIR
Hash Iona, atraighaaoft
eanbeeamlydreaaed. Get tid of ths
dandruff, feed the starrln« hair roots
and stop falling hair with
EXELENTO
QUININK POMADK
the real hair grower. Send Be for
either Exeiento Quinine Panada er
Exptento ffrkngi
Agrate wanted to aeU yrilinta PwSaiti
_ iaaUgertarttboaaaatey
On the Martin Farm.
Anderson
tin farm,
making a
property.
Mpmw pabi yaromAx nmi
.T.-E.’.r.i*,'. i'/S
have tick headaQie or
iv more." Black-Draught acts on
helps it to do Its important work at
Corsicana, Tex.. June 23.—Headed by
former Lieutenant Governor George T.
Jester, the farmers have organized in an
effort to exterminate the rate. Many rer
wards have been offered to those who
kill the largest number. Jester heads
this list with $50.00.
developing in the near fu-
Empire Gas and Fuel
BE HERENEXT SDNOAY
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' The Rev. Dr. John H. Burma, the new
president of Trinity University, will, be
in Gainesville next Sunday and will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the First Presbyter-
ian ehurch. Dr. Burma was inaugurated
as president of this institution at the
recent commencement and is now on a
. Parties whose names could not be
learned purchased ten acres in the
northwest of the northeast of the south-
west quarter of section 28-ls-8w. The
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and a location for the first well
made ’ the same day the lease
bought. This is about a mile and -
half almost due north of the 1_
discovery well on the Surber farm.
Wednesday of this week Ollie Morris
Are you ? - Come in and let us
,—a vivid suggestion of
in your home.
New Edison to your home—together with a fine group of patri-
---------on fee
lands 510 feet north of the center ofi
section 16-4s-2w and about three-eights
of a mile of the Simpson well in 9 is
on top of a sand at 1,435 feet. The 8-
inch casing was run and when the larger
pipe was pulled in and the well is de-
layed.
sold 10 acres in the northeast quarter
of section 27-ls-8w, to H. C. Kleeman
of Nashville, Ill., for $500 per acre. Thia
lease is about two njiles from the first
..LI on the .Surber farm.—Duncan
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FOR SALE—New No. 8 L C Saaith
typewriter. Call at Register office, (tf)
FOR SALE—Another brand new No. 5
Woodstock typewriter, just from fac-
u>ry . Pali at Register office at once.
FOR SALE—Ona Water Loo Boy Trac-
tor; practically new; will sell cheap.
Dr. W. JL Price. (U)
Now offered to this territory in an easy payment plan insure*
placing this wonderful electric appliance in scores of home-
CLEANER CLOTHES—EASIER WAY
Our representative will call on you and show you how the Blue Mon-
days are forever banished by this appliance.
It does alt the family washing—heavy blankets er flimsy lingerie fax
better than your best laundress can accompliah and all in a few minutes
for a few pennies. -
DOES AWAY WITH THE SERVANT PROBLEM
The work and worries of washday are a thing of the past with the Au-
tomatic Electric Washing Machine.
I STOMACH TROUBLE I
■ Mr. Marion Holcomb, of Nancy, Ky., says: “For quite ■
a long while I suffered with stomach trouble. I would
have pains and a heavy feeling after my meals, a most ■
■ disagreeable taste in my mouth. If I ate anything with *
* butter, oil or grease, I would spit it up 1 began to have ■
■ regular sick headache. 1 had used pills and tablets, but ■
■ after a course of these, I would be constipated. It just
■ seemed to tear my stomach all up 1 found they were
no good at all for my trouble. I heard
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Southeast of Field.
Magnolia on the B. F. Griffin farm
m section 26, 4s 2w, in the Hewitt field
11,000 PER ACRE FOR LEASE
1 1-2 MILES FROM EMPIRE
Has Reached the Sand.
Westheimer & Daube Na 5 _
510 feet north of the center
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On the Walker Farm.
B. A. Simpson No. 1 Walker tract in
21-4s-2w has been in for some time
and is now making 280 barrels. No. 2
is drilling at 500 feet. No. 3 is drilling
at 1,430 feet. No. 5 is drilling at 600
feet and No. 4 at 320 feet.
recoonended
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r’ Brer medicine made. Ido not ha
? >atomadi trouble an” ” “•
tte jaded liver and I ,
throwing out waste materials and poisons from the sys-
tem. This medicine should be in every household for
ok in time of need. Oet a package today, if you M
daggtoli, take a doae tonight You wilr feel fresh to-
Morrow. Price 25c a package. All druggists.
1 ONB CKirr A DOSI
We make a epectetty tt bouse
wiling and ropair wort, and can
also »apply you with al! kinds of
efeetrical Bttttag davfcoa.
Electrical Fkturea, Bunbaam ,
Lanipa, Westen BMdmFaas
Call No 110 when you need any-
thing » tbe eloctrical lina.
Gainesville
Electric Co.
Well No. 1 is making about
is drilling at about
Nos. 3 and 4 are
A Housewres’ Pra
Solved at Last
The thrill in those grand, old ain of the Repub-
lic! The exultatiaa! The memories! The
mghf ptedge!
Byi Associated Press:
New York, June 24.—Vahan Carda-
ahian, of the American Gbmmittee for
the Independence of Armenia takes is-
sue with the recent statementzof Da mad
Ferid Pasha, premier of Turkey and
brother-in-law of the sultan, as cabled
from Constantinople. The Turkish pre-
mier stated that the provinces of Van,
Bitlis and Mosul, said to be claimed by
the Armenians have only five percent of
Armenians and that the leaders of the
Turkish Nationalist movement were not
really Turks but,adventurers from other
countries. Concerning this Mr. Carda-
shian says:
“We do not claim Mosul. That is a
part of Mespotamia. In the provinces
of Van, Bitlis and Erzerum there was in
1914, a Turk and Kur population of
551,000 as against 581,000 Armenians.
[Today, there is a Turk apd Kurd popula-
tion of only 96,000 in those three prov-
; inces and possibly 4,000 or 5.000 Armen-
[ ians. But there are 286,000 Armenians
I from these provinces who have taken
, refuge within the boundaries of the Ar-
; menian republic. AmT also over 75,000
I Armenians from these provinces are to
I be found in other contiguous regions.
| “Mustafa Kemal, (Turkish National-
I ist leader) whom the Grand Vizier pre-
sents as a Jew, was bom a Turk and
his parents were from Saloniki and were
' Deunmes, that is converts, as were the
; parents of Talat and Djavid. Rustem.
' whom he presents as a Pole, is of Polish
i extraction as Enver. He is a Moslem,
'was the Turkish ambassador in Wash-
ington in 1913 and was the director of
i great
Fuad, I do not knowr who he is.
New York, June 24.—Four oil com-
ha"rd to follow Tn Val^a^butTloZks P^ies, ten brokerage houses and about
with the .bie joy ro-ero,! by | C™ i^°
qiarttrr o section 33, dollars worth of stocks, it was learned
The TrtaTdepthTT 1*675* L2 twlay when the seak on the indittmentrt
, the well blew itself and cleaned were orikred broken,
itself and is making 60 barrels an hour.
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THE Gainesville Iron Foundry pays
special attention to all kinds of gin
and mill repairing. (U)
Service . Truck, call Highway
1 Garage, phone 49 (july D
BEE LASTER BROS for new and sec-
ond hand wheel and Uree. (tf)
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Tyler, Texas, June 24.—As the end
of the tomato shipping season draws
near, in some instances, farmers state
they Uve alryafiy rtealixed. as much
as $500 per acre from their tomatoes,
and are not half through gathering the
crops. Some yields will be in excess
of $1,000 per acre. The weather con-
ditions for gathering the crop
been ideal. It is estimated
tween 1,000 and 1,500 cars
shipped from East Texas.
Building Pipe Line.
The Magnolia Petroleum company has
run a four-inch oil pipeline from
Healdton into the Hewitt field to care
for its own production and it mAy en-
‘ „Lj as a purchaser of oil.
was ls-8w, reached the top of the sand at
1.663 feet. - -
is a i feet,
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It is a half mile east of the discovery STUTZ MOTOR CO. HEAD
well. Well Xo. 2, three locations north «••»■•*•»»»••«. »»».««
of Xo. 1, has set the pipe at about 1,645
feet. Xo. 3 well is drilling at about 1000
feet and two more wells on the
East of Dnncan.
Magnolia east of Duncan iR 11, la-
the F. L. Morrison farm is
drilling at 215 feet.
CLIP BOARDS.
Just received a shipment of the fa-
moos Y. A E. Clip Boards. See them at
our office,. Also full line of office sup-
plier and writing, drawing and sign
inks, juat received Register Printing
Co., phons 98. (tf)
Roxana Petroleum company in its
Comanche test in section 1®, 8s-8w, en-
tered a white shale at 750 feet, and the
drill at 750 feet was in tbe same forma-
tion.
aries being paid the teachers, forcing! At Healdton. J we]] ;9 being placed on the.upmp. What CATARRH ME Ed Cl Sli
numlreds of the most efficient teachers] . 'T and . 8 C£imE>any in sec- -i-.p well will do is not known. Some of
to seek other means of a livelihood. Itj ,l0n 3s-3w, in the Healdton field,, the scout reports place the production
was an inspirational lecture and wasi „ 8 8e\,„ a P'P*" ?n we^ at about 80 barrels. No more wells
on this farm at this
west quarter of section 28-ls-8w. TL-
deal was closed the first of 'the week
wns
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Fmnirw tour visitation for the purpose of get-
*"*' ting entirely in touch with the people
and work in Texas. Rev. R. E. Joiner
availed his church and the community in
general of this -egrly opportunity of
having this unusually strong and schol-
arly pulpit orator to make his visit to
Gainesville. He is a man of imposing
personality, an orator of charming force
and a preacher of great strength. The
pastor and members of the First Pres-
byterian church are greatly pleased to
have Dr. Burma so soon and invite their
friends and the public in general to
, , . . company ; share with them to the capacitv of the
has set the casing on the sand at 2,006. building the fine messages this pro-
tect on the Houston farm in the west j found speaker will bring.
quarter of section 2-2s-8w. This wellj
has been watched very closely by the'
fraternity for some time. There is
every indication judging by the forma-
tions that it will come in a big producer.
—Duncan (Okla.) Banner.
(26)
car, first
Just the
See Walter
(26)
THE VELMA DISTRICT.
Ardmore. Okla., June 23.—The Mag-
nolia Petroleum company, in the Vel-
ma district in Stephens county, is
actively developing its properties. Fol-
lowing is a drilling report of its wells:
A location has been made for well No.
2 on the R. H. Broiyn farm in 2-2S-5W;1 » i
No. l. W. D Floyd, in 15-2-5, is drilling S r k
at 560 feet; a location has been mad? °L < n
for J. R. Frenslev No. 2. in 36-1-5/re«*ni“d bY Un,ted StaUs
Etta Martin No. 1, in 11-2-5. is drilling ^^rnmen^ ->t was announced at the
at 890 feet and No. 2 on the same farm 8tate Apartment today.
is underreaming the 6-inch at 600 feet;I
No. 1 A. J. Robertson in 11-2-5, is nAni/rHO lUniATm
drilling at 100 feet. Locations have> kKI |K I* n\ INI III I rll
been made for J. M. Robertson No. Ul IUI\LI 10 lllUlU I LU
1 in 1-2-5. and for J. W. Wilson —
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lein
probably the most interest-
at Hewitt is being drilled
A. Simpson in the southeast
This well went out
early, it had an oil
340 to 300 and another
800. The total depth is
It gives every promise of be-
otherwise stated.
County Officer
Far Crtaty Jodga:
H. 8. HOLMAN (re-eledioa)
FRED £ WANKAN
For Conaty Attorney:
RICHARD (DICK) DRESSER
J. L. GETTYS
Fox Cooaty Traaraxex:
LON H. BERRY (re-election)
J R. MANAHAN
M. R (Mat) ALAGOOD.
For Sheriff:
CECIL J. BURCH
TOM FORD (re-election)
For Supt. of County Schooh:
F. J. CLEMENT, (re-electioa,
For Tax Collector:
P. O. (Parx), HAYS (re-election)
*)E B. PfeTTIT #
For Tax Assessor:
J NO. C. COX (re-election)
For County Clerk:
JNO. F. COBBLE (re-election
For Weigher, Precinct No. 1:
JOHN B PACE (re election.)
8. B. LONG
J W. WALKER
CHESTER J. RQRB.
For Justice of the Peace, Prec. No. 1;
J. P. HALL (re-election)
For Constable Precinct No. 1:
CHAS. F. COCHRAN.
For Commissioner, Prec. No. i:
I. W. AYRES
A. J. (Arthur) McCANN
For Commissioner Prwlnct No. 2:
JOHN B. WLLMETH (re-election )‘Turkish propaganda during the
' war. Fuad, I du uuv kuuw wiiu fle 18.
[ Put. the majority of the Turks are of
: foreign extraction. Of the 33 Grand
| Viziers up to 1909 seventeen were of for-1’
leign extraction.”
BIG JOY MM
LAST EVE CLOSED
THE CHAUWUA
Reduce Weight
FOR RENT Nice 4 room house. with| « «| wt
garage- Apply Ollie Pearey (26) j fciHSlly IN0W
The W. W. Howeth Co. d
------ n# -n lands nee^but chewyour
food thoroughly, and be
an
solid. Most all the large companies ot
Oklahoma are represented now in Love
county and much trading of leases «is
going on, though rt is being done rather
quietly.
Our Budget Plan will turn your “fireworks”
money into a first payment. It will make
similar econoguea provide the balance,
ayatematic thrift idea.
Why throw your money into the air on the
Isn’t it a finer patriotism, a bigger
family policy, to spend it on muair—good music ?
What’a a Fourth without music?
rLpleiiio .>aCk
SkinBe.iuhfior VkTns
S $dy, Herrmaan ft Brooks
E. Califurn in St. Belton Bldg.
Phone 708. By Associated Press;
(-5) Grand Junction, Colo., June 24.—Cher-
j40 00 okee Bill, veteran of the plains and sol-
dier in the war of 1812, has just cele-
brated his 123rd birthday at the county
home here.
Cherokee Bill is the only
goods car Gainesville to Wichita Falls knows.
bv July 1 t-’.l 122 ' *T k~
see Garvev & Brasher. (25) the aborigines and even used that primi-
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WANTED—Dishwasher. Gainesville San- the British
(27) army when he was 15 years old.
for
d; native of America
(25)^ age(] Indian recently made a cap
house- ’ ^'r out °F the down of cat-tails
a i n, v t 4vr«i and wears this proudly when he hobbles
Fl’ u ' ‘ (along the streets occasionally with the
L * , 1 aid of a cane he has owned since the
—. Da iCiviT war. He is getting feeble, though
rOF Kent ;he still has a good appetite.
FOR itfe^T—Two rooms with lights,;
water and gas. 313 West Carnes
street. (26),
FOR RENT—Three light housekeeping
rooms, furnished. Phone 1067. (
Complete Abstracts of all landa
and town lota in Cooke County. IUUU LUU1UUKU„ ____—
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF LAND happy while following
TITLES. Korein system ot>
tainable in box at drug I
store. Purposed to aid
in reducing fat in any (A. 1
part of the body. Reduce \\l
whatever you need (10 ^■Y / 'A
to 60 lbs.) under $100.00 ■!_]
money-refund guarantee J
or no cost to you. ■_ /k
Reduce pursy abdo- j'
men, double chin, large
limbs, obese hips and
other overstout parts of
the body.
Even a few days of
Korein system (pro-
nounced aorvsa) has
been reported to show
a noticeable reduction in
weight No thyroid, no
exhausting exercise, no
k starvation dieting, do
B bumbug—a genuine reduction
V toethoa approved by phyaici-
r ana Footsteps become light
tbe akin firmer and smooth-
er in appearance, work seems
Meier, and a buoyant feeling
take* possession of the whole
being as superfluous, un-
healthy fat disappears. Begin
reducing now. Get Korein.
Buy a small box of Korein
“ at ny busy drug store. Show
others thia advertittment.
Chickasha, Okla., June 24.—Eighty
per cent of the 250 Grady county school
teachers will continue in school work.
Rural toad hers are offered a 30 per cent
and the town and city teachers 25 per
cent increases in salaries.
Prartically every teacher in the
Chickasha city schools will continue in
school work A majority of the city
teachers have been re-elected with a
substantial increase in salaries.
FOR SALE—Nice sweet milk delivered
daily. Telephone 1021 La Roy
Bridges (Jly 1$)
FOR SALE—Burroughs adding machine,
practically new Apply Wells-Fargo
office. ! 4 (25)
FOR SALE—Second-hand lumber. See
Geo, CL Tebow at Whaley Mill. (24)
FOR SALE- Full blood Cialian Butter
cup cMe^ens. I-atimer' Wpods at W.
L. WoodI' saddle shop. (25)
FOR SALE—Desirable home, No. 9®3
North Dixon street, lot 66 by 180 fee*.
Apply Mrs. V. Gallaher, 916 North Com-
merce street. Phone 767.
FOR SALE—Ford delivery
class condition, cab top.
you have been looking for.
Clement, at Turner Hotel.
Miscellaneous
Through an oversight and miaimder
standing the name of G. B. Bulladl of
Hood, candidate for commissioner for
Precinct 3. was left off tbe official bal-
lot. However, Mr. Bullard annoumw
that he is in the race to stay until the
voters pass upon the matter in the pri-
mary, and asks that those who wish
him to serve as commissioner to write
his name on the ticket, as is provided
by law.— (Adv.i
AD these and more are R«-Cuatkd for you by
the marvelous realism of the New Edison.
The perfect realism of the New Edison was
proved again in an astonishing tert made Msrcb
io, 1930, at Carnegie Hall, New York City.
Anna Case, world-famed soprano, matched her
voice directly against hs IU-Crkatiqm by the New
Edison. During the teat, the lights went out.
The audience, in the darkneaa, could not tell
whether Anna Case was singing or whether the
New Edison was Ri-Cuatixc her voice. '
You can experience the New Edison’*
realist® far yourself. Cotne in and let
yen Mr. Uaen’s Drsim Test.
F". H. Turbeville,
DISTRIBUTOR FOR COOKE COUNTY
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New’ York, June 24.—Allen A. Ryan,
sand chairman of the Stutz Motor Car com-
■ pany, who became involved in a con-
. troversy with officials of the New York
Hamon at Duncan. ’ Stock Exchange, when it was alleged
Take I. Hamon in section 30, le-8w. that a corner in the stock of the com-
Duncan field missed the 1,700- pany was created, has been expelled
c This from the exchange, according to an an
1 well is two locations south of the Fort, nouneement of the board of governor?
j Ring producing wells and another sand today.
? is (1.1P t fhia
In Ix>ve county.
pany. in section 32. 6s-lw, is running
the 6 5-8 inch casing at a little below
2,o00 feet. The Love County Petro-
leum company on the Starrett farm
in section 29, 6s-3e, is drilling around,
Activities in this locality^
not developing as rapidly as it
expected, but there are promises
much ‘
The r._
company is still purchasing acreage in'
attempt to make their block more
Most all the large companies ot
XX^E*RE ready for the Glorious Fourth.
’ give you an Independence Day musical program,
how to make the Fourth a day of finer meaning *
We’ll .end a F “ "
otic selections.
LZ&-NEW EDISON
**The Phonograph with a Sool”
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WANTED—Lunch room girls;
per month, room and board; experi-
ence unnecessary. Phone 29, (29)
WANTED—Someone to share household
name he
_ In the early days of the coun-
Call 408 North Grand, or try he fought with bow and arrow with
tive weapon, he says, when he fought
x- h in 1812, enlisting in the
He was
born June 6, 1797 and was twice listed
r. in the United States census as the oldest
The 1920 chautauqua close I last night j
Jess Pugh, assisted by Misses Beulah the
Martv and Lillian Sellers, which
immmisely enjoyed by one of th ■ larg-
est audiences of the week. Pugh i
real artist in expression and imj>erson:i-
tion and is a humorist and story teller
of rare ability, hue does not neglect to
put over a reasonable amount of goo<l
sound philosophy.
The lecture yesterday afternoon by
Dr F. E. Gordon was very fine. He
dealt with home and school problems,
emphasizing the importance of co-op-
eration between the teachers and par-
< nts, and imjtortance of the home as!
the foundation of the life of the na-j
tion. He called attention to the value
of the domestic science and manual)
training departments in the schools, and I
had a good deal to say about the crisis
facing the schools because of poor sal-1
of the most efficient teachers]
a livelihood. I
inspirational lecture and
Get the habit—Read the Want nds I greatly enjoyed by all who heard it.
I
i for the aeven-day program of the chau-
< tauqua for 1921, thereby assuring the
! big educational and amusement feature
for next season.
Mr. Teagarten, manager for the chau-
tauqua this year, expressed himself as
highly pleased with his stay in Gaines-
ville and with the reception accorded
the various numbers of the program.
He gave the assurance that lie would
I always remember kindly the good |*-o-
ple he met here and expressed the hope
that he would be with us again.
Ardmore, Okla., June 24.—When
Hamon & Ketch paid the sensational
price of $2,400 an acre for lands in the
Duncan field, they set a pace that was
like they will make good with their
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j ' and shale from 1,957 to 1,974 and the1
( .. , 1 > — XV- _____
see- -l.e well will do is not known Some of
At Healdton.
Idenl Oil and Gas company
wasl ^as se* ^'e 10-inch pipe in well No.|
i 9 at 540 feet. These people will start will be drilled
Sign Contract for 1921. well No. 10 within a short time.
Secretary Blackbburn announces that
I 145 persons have signed the guarantee
& Simpson on the Mar-
in section 15, 4s-2w, are
rapid development of their
75 barrels; No. 2
1.280 feet, and
rigging up cable tools.
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Leonard, J. T. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 296, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 24, 1920, newspaper, June 24, 1920; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1308968/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.