Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 244, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 16, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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jin Arkansas, the two t°°> have y°u?
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Read News Want Ads.
'hose New Things
-------For Fall------
To the people of Angelina Co.:
I have been out of your coun-
ty for several weeks, and will
be kept here for some time yet
to come on account of the ser-
ious critical condition of one of
my family who has been epn-
fined to his bed in n hospital
here for a long time as a result
of a disease contracted while
in the army during the war. I
will not return to Lufkin in
time to say a word for my es-
teemed friend and your good
citizen, Fulton Cochran. As
one of his solicitors to make
the race for sheriff it is a great
disappointment to me to not be
able to see my friends and tell
you yvhat I know of this peer-
less man.
1 write this letter, therefore,
in the hope tnat some man or
woman, boy or girl whom I
have known and whose confi-
dence I have, may read it, and
therefore, learn more of the
Fulton Cochran, before
have decided for whom
will cast your vote for
U.S. Hr. On.
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Hosiery For Your
Every Need
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FABRIC
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and Straight Side
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sheriff.
I know Fulton Cochran and
I like him. I have known the
Cochran family for fifty years.
I knew his father and his
grandfather. The grandfather
of Fulton Cochran was one of
the early settlers in your coun-
ty and was one of those brave
pioneers who came here and
blazed the first trail, construct-
ed the first road, erected the
first log cabin, fought back the ,
savage Indian and subdued the
wilderness. Fulton Cochran is
-. by nature a man of leadership.
He is big-hearted, charitable
and kind. He is as firm as
truth and yet as tolerant as
love. If the people of .
lina County knew Fulton as I 7
know him he wouldn’t lose ten
votes in your county.
I want to say to every young
...7/ fall and winter
Shade3 “^..1- /8Be%u?e
line before you
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Lephine Calhoun left
kin company with a
|ts. Jack Greer of San
Recent express has brought us man* ’"p*
beautiful things for early fall wearing. I he styles
of which are distinctly different while the Quakty
of the merchandise is higher, and the puce
than in the past'eight years.
By far the most attractive dress values
that this store has ever offered at the
tnat tnis in __ ar0 thege new gar.
just arrived from the
are now showing. You
hat truly wond-
Priced at the
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Our showing of new
to come in and see our L—
make a purchase.
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S. C. Burns, better known as
“Cicero,” was a caller at The
News office this morning and
brought an egg that is some-
what out of the ordinary in-
asmuch as it represents the size,
of hen fruit that a member of|
the feathered tribe has been(
delivering for the past two,
months almost daily. The egg,
i8 8 inches in length, 6 inches |
around and weighs a fraction
less than a quarter of a pound,
and its producer has been
singled out by the Bums fam^!
as one deserving special, care
and attention.
Read News Want Ads.
By far the most attractive dress vaiuv»
that this store has ever offered at the
beginning of a season are these new g,
ments which have 7’“
maker and we are now
must see them to realize w;
erfiil bargains they are.
ridiculous low figure of
$l?.48 to $22.48
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Z July 29,1922, the lowest
prices ever quoted on U. S.
Passenger Car Tires went into
i fleet —Royal Cords included.
These new prices should give
confidence to dealers and car-
owners that no lower basis of
quality tire prices will prevail.
L «ho anythin?
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n!i nb highest due to
[kit ? “Lucky Curve,”
Klled eohl
L', fin >h.
nd Parker
Free r sold except at
" “ ' established by the maker, and
3 I on the Parker pnee-band at-
prints on
to erch pen- -
l,..|e w onder that scores of people
“ J „„we of the Vacation Clearance
ft' ’park" Company authorized for the
Fh, its 30 years’history. Our sales
hs |‘ o . ned last Saturday have ex-
fepSou's records, including Chnstmo.
SALE TERMS AREt
p-in “ *2S0Jor bette1r*
ICrst cla«» cont*lhQA* . st
Dree Signed Accident Polley gone w>A
F „ »en in.uring it for one year uunit
or un“u‘Uctor’
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h^K-Sele end. promptly B««t
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M Point if You Come Early
Lchwce i> tally 1“ die day. Don’t forget.'
(McMullen & Walker
cisr Tax on the- abaft- hat -
rb<d l>> the martu/«uTMi<r
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The dealer with a full line of IL S.
Tires at ihesc new prices can serve
you better than you have ever
been served before in the his-
tory of the automobile. /
If there ever was any fan* /
cied advantage in shoppins /
around for tires it disap* /
pcaccdonjuly 29,1922* /
United States Tires
United States Rubber. Company
of ©very
............ ..... Feed <Zt% Prototn)
mior’wd bx superior In milk production el. n.onts
feeds tor which he wa« puylog considerably more p«r
INFALLIBLE EVIDENCE, PROVE I
INTERNATIONAL COW FEED
(24°^ Protein)
flnfalllnrtv Is doing splendid «-r> I' .- f. r l-»llng dairymen
A dalo man cann<>( m!c<<-c.| unles. .......th s eery phase of
milk production. A vital element of dairying la hla cow i.
"w’p. Martin, of Mule Rock. Ark.. I. i.nque-Ulonably com |
to be anwmg the top notch dairymen In Ills slain. Ho
Udr,?udont of b^cbosi n field and a critical Jmlg.- of cow
feeds, read what be says
■•Answering a request fr nr our Mr. Knven mgr. of what
satisfaction I have had rm International Cow l- .,«<! <Z»z. Pr<<-
tolnf will say I have used over 1.000 bags and find It a high-
trade food, economical In milk prmluclKm. and con alder It one
of the greatest feeds on the Llltle Hock market.
"U mX quite a saving to me. a. I am paying sov-ral
lean for thia f©©d than feed of aiinlliir natur©
In fact. I am placing an order
Im ai dealer. W. II Hmltb. for a SO day
••(Blgnedl MARTIN HAIRY CO..
•'By W. 1’ Marlin, Prop.. Dec
Thia statement was made after a comparison
feed available, and International Cow
was Indorsed by him ns i - “
over f~v~- — -
Martin is but one of hnudrods, who. In quite similar
terms X- "hl-, tbo lowest cost milk producing feed now
,t r"-d hot the espcrlmico of these practical dairymen guide
you m a wise selection of proper ....... for your cows.
Do not be cajoled Into a belief that any olhef feed will
amuch for each dollar of cost we Invite and urge
upon yoTa «ref»? lest. guar.nleMng a return of your
monev if for any reason you are not satisfied, or If. for
Z reason you sboulT not continue It a. your row', reg-tier
r"11,1 There’s an International Balanced Ration tor
•- Every Feeding Purpose.
Sold by Deel.re Everywhere "In Saw Tooth Border Usg^
Stroud-Leach Grain Co.
—"Local Distributors
whom I
it has been my pleasure to 1
teach in the past, that before
you cast your ballot on the
26th that you consider serious-
ly the merits of this splendid
man. The hope of our country
rests upon the merit, honesty,
integrity and qualifications of
our citizenship and those who
fill positions of public trust.
Fulton Cochran is the manner
of man that ought to appeal to
the brain, heart, judgment and
common sense of every fair-
minded man and woman.
I do not mean this letter as
an interference with the poli-
tics of your county. I am a
citizen of your county, having
lived in that county more years
than many of you will live in a
lifetime. I love your county
and her people. I have a host
of friends and relatives there
who have done much for An-i
gelina and I am proud of that'
fact. Measure Fulton Cochran
from every standpoint and if
you then determine from the
facts that he merits your sup-
port I am certain that you
shall never have just cause to
regret that you cast your bal-
lot for him.
Your friend,
J. M. MASSINGILL,
Kirby Lumber Company
Building, Houston, Texas.
w p^korvURTor Tong-row
satisfaction I have had on
totol. will say I
of the greatest feeds
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dollars per ton
that 1 was formerly iislnk
today with your l . -t
supply.
He is as firm as
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Watford, G. E. & Binion, W. C. Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 244, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 16, 1922, newspaper, August 16, 1922; Lufkin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1363573/m1/3/: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .