The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 139, Ed. 1 Monday, June 5, 1922 Page: 1 of 4
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KILL THOSE
LIME UP AND PRE-
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VENT SICKNESS
WITH LIME
Telephone No. 23
Telephone No. 23
•THERE IS NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR OUR FRIENDS”
LT YE CEM'8 THE COTY.
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Statement of Condition of
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About
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Overdrafts
At the Close of Business on May 5, 1922
Railroad
cert Itleiites
entitlin'’.
GUARANTY b'UNl) HANK
Resources
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$530,120.55
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Liabilities
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$530,120.55
Don’t overdraw.
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First National Bank
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"Tin llonn Bank b’or All the /’< op/e”
Secretary.
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for the Future
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BAY (TTY AUTO SALES
The First State Bank
COM IM NY
J. R. COOKENBOO
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General Insurance
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2 Pairs of Pants
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Schloss Bros. Suits Are Sold
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Fred Carleton.
SCHLOSS BROS.’ CLOTHES ARE HAND-TAILORED
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D. P. Moore Dry Goods Co
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MOSQUITOES AND
THAT STENCH
ALAMO LUMBER
COMPANY
ALAMO LUMBER
COMPANY
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Let each one put his or her shoulders to the
wheel of progress and boost for a greater Bay City.
The above statement is correct.
GEO. R. BURKE, Cashier.
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SOONI 11 OK I. I ll It:
LETS BEGIN IT NOW !
Regular monthly Inisine s meeting
ami cotton, ull of which are resources I the meeting of the Eastern
Manager Bouilles House Hi Help Buy -
(let Inii'orm*.
ing now.
you pleas
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EASTERN M il!.
f
ball
and
front will get results,
roll with us'.’
Hay City Chamber of Commerce.
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BENI TIT IT IV
BAY CITY BANK 8 TRUST CO.
BAY CITY, TEXAS
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The daily Tribune
Floods with the accompanying loss of property
are trying events, but fortunately they are quickly
over, and in after years may be looked back upon
as a passing incident.
The Moss is. Miller, inmuiger* of the
Gland, luive vor\ gracio.i t’y donated
tin* Opera House to the hand bo.vh to
expenses for
< apt. ,hio. I. I.ewh, ( oiiiinniider, | .
S. ItiiKele) < niiip. I. ( . VM
Bit) ( it). TeviK.
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Ginners, let’s have your full print-
And, rice mills, please, If
$ 65,000.00
20,000.00
6,484.26
366,855.52
71,780.77
I . .103
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I inche
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Illi st lu-
ll witi.ui,
liuim
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first in-
i ertlon.
Urb the reliable Blue star Rem-
edy for all skin dlMMes euch
as: Itch, Ecxemn, Tetter. Ring-
worms. Cracked Hands, Dandruff.
Old Sores and Sores on Children.
Sold on a guarantee by Mata-
gorda Pharmacy.
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Of
And for a small additional charge one can practically get
a suit with two pairs of pants you will get twice
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• Attorney-ai-l-aw •
• Will practice In all the oourta •
• Rear of Opera House, Ave. F. •
• Rhone J7—Office Holman Bldg *
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Star
nt s o'clock
Ml mem
dertuking. ’ ---------
devoted to assembling statistics
the acreage affected, the present soil
conditions and future pos Ibillties,
the present industrial situation ami
the general public sentiment
This move will no doubt he joined
in or merged with the Gulf Coast
Drainage Congress or some other or-
ganization of like strength and inllu-
A separate library has been pro-
vided for boys and girls of Pasadena*
California. The library is ituated
In one of the city’s parks, close to
the downtown district. Save for the
attendant*, there are no udults.
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POSTER.
The three and one-half acres of
land, more or less, owned by Fred
Carleton and located Just east of the
city limits on the Back's Bayou road,
known as the A. M. Walker tract w
2, has been duly posted according to
law and ull trespassers will be j—Hl
Rented.
31-3d
Overdrafts are not good for you nor tor
the bank. There are plenty of reasons why
you should not overdraw your account.
You have no right to do business that
way. It hurts your credit with the banker.
An overdraft is in fact a forced loan with-
out security. Your overdraft may some-
times be honored but it gets you in bail all
over.
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The Ford Runabout is a Runabout in
reality-a regular business messenger, solving
the question of economical and quick transpor-
tation. The Contractor, Builder, Traveling
Salesman, Collector, Solicitor, all find the Ford
Runabout the most convenient as well as the
most economical among motor cars. Durable
in service, and useful every day in the year.
We solicit your order for one or more. We ask
your pat ronage in the repair of your car, assur-
ing you of genuine Ford Parts, skilled workmen,
reasonable prices.
Capital Stock
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Deposits
Rediscounts
III ( "Iinder.ite I el«Tillls
Bound.
Exira pants for all our suits this season.
two oils for the price of one. Or, at least, when you buy
as much wear out of it.
to one
Our faith in the future of Bay City burns today
just as strongly as ever. We believe that our citi-
zens and our community are going ahead at an even
faster pace.
• SAVE YOUR EYES
• See DR. U. EKTL
• Optometrist and Optician
• Boney Building
• Here the last three weeks of
• each month •
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b’or
If you are a ('on federate
member of a (’onfeiler-
famllv accompanying
Veteran. you will
on
Thin will entitle you to
If you are
Buy (Tty :
upon us It Ih suggested that you
give the information outlined above
to your local newHpaper.
J. Lane Sterne.
General Chairman Confederate Re-
union Committee.
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A horse, 51 years old, is living at
Catawissa. Pennsylvania. He Is the
property of a minister who has own-
ed him for 35 years. The horse is
believed to be the oldest in exist-
ence.
Our bunk tries to be accommodating but
we do not desire overdrafts unsecured loans
that ruin your credit, injure our own stand-
ing and endanger the interests of our
depositors.
cnee; but its identity will never be
surrendered to the absolute control or
domination of any organ! alum gen-
eralizing in (lie gulf etMst territory,
which does not provide specific aid to
Matagorda ’ ami Wluii ti n Counties,
particularly the Colorado River pro-
ject
Every individual in Mutagordit and
Wharton Counties who ii- ls Interest-
ed in this movement is invited to send
Ills name ami addre s to ilm Hay City
Chamber of Commerce at once,
where lie will be enrolled as a
booster for this cause. When a suffi-
cient number has been enrolled, it
general mass meeting will be called
to perfect tile twin county organiza-
tion anil at the ball rolling I
united, determined and enthusiastic
Will you eti-
desire i
followed.
ate with them
charge tin- <
Loans and Discounts------------------------$428,852.43
Bonds and Stocks-------------------------- 3,675.00
Real Estate 9,588.14
Furniture and Fixtures 3,600.00
Interest in and Assessment for Guarnayt Fund 24,567.77
Cash and Sigh Exchange 59,712.56
Other Resources 124.65
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The Bay City Chamber of Com-
merce believes in tlie immediate need
of uti organization to foster and i-n-
: courage watei conservation and
swamp land reclamation, especially
, in Matagorda and Wharton Counties.
It has faith in the fertility and
fruitfulness of the gulf coast counties
and believes that the lowlands and
delta sections of the Colorado, the
Brazos, tlie Trinity and the Sabine
Rivers, which comprise almost tlie
total area of gulf coast counties from
tin- Mississippi to the Colorudo River,
jure susceptible of sustaining a pros
porous citizenship of three million or
l more people, if tlie lands were suffl-
; elently drained, the flood waters of
j these four rivers controlled and facll-
i ities provided for impounding sufti-
. cient witter during the flood seasons
to be used for irrigation during tlie
dry season.
1 The Chamber of Commerce lias
! faith in tlie wisdom ami ability of the
I state and federal governments to ob-
j serve these possibilities when brought
to their attention, and to work to-
gether harmoniously on a program to
eventually bring about such a coast-
wide improvement under the heads of,
"River Navigation, Water Conserva-
tion, Land ReelamatUm, Flood Pro-
tection and Drainage."
Tlie Chamber of Commerce believes
that the constantly increasing popu-
lation of the I nited States, coupled
with tlie growing demand for inereas-l
nd production of foodstuff, feedstuff,!
of tills section of tlie South, will even Chapter Tuesday evening
tually bring about the absolute ne-1 Initiation and l allotiiig.
Cessity for ’ reclaiming this vast sec- i”'1;. urged to attend,
tlon of otherwise productive landii
and it further believes that now is, --o n
the mo t opportune time to begin to, IHIKI* qi IRTI HI.I
bring local pressure to hear on our
state and federal governments, look-1 lt*’v I ITeming Cnrter, pi-esidlnv
ing to the immediate recognition of; elder of this district, is here and will
these demands hold tlie third quarterly conference
Therefore, the Hay City Chamber of beginning a tthe Methodist Church lo-
Commeree proposes to institute thej night. \ full ntlendanee i- requested,
ground work of an organization toj n
compile data, gather statistics, tic-, tine thing perhaps mo t of n. have
cumulate facts and figures and to ovei looked when we < < ne to sum up
cry.'talli/.e sentiment for such all ull- the flood and that : lltal tin wolien
Tills organization will be, river, occurring a- it did at this time
““““•iibling .“.tatisties on, of tlie year, in tiro,I. practically, the
biggest rice crop grown in this county
for year. There’s n good side to
nearly everything a well as every-
body.
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< onfederate veteruns ami members oi l
their families iieeompanying them Io
tlie rate of one cent a mile, ouch way.!
to attend tile Confederate reunion in I
Riilimond. Va.. dates: June L’u to
inclusive, are ready for di‘tributlon. |i
Carl Hinton, adjutant in chief]
and chief of staff. S C V . room 3:fo. j
Hotel Richmond. Richmunil, Va., is in |
charge of Hie dlslrilmtion of these
certificates.
3. It is desired that all Coitfedeiule I
veterans have lertitlcales for use on!
thia occasion. It is not necessary for
Confederate veterans to belong to aj
cunip in order to secure the eertlll I
Cutes.
Mr Hinton is sending a large sup-
ply of cei till* ali-s to the major gen
erul commanding each division of tlie
' l ' It I# requested that each
division commander will be diligent I
to see that certificates are promptly
’ an<| properly distributed. If you do
not receive your certificates, please
write promptly Io tlie adjutant in
chief of the sons, advising lilm of this
fact, and ceitillcates will lie sent you
immedlntely. Il Is tlie wish of the
city of Richmond to have every Con
federate veteran in tile South present
at tlie reunion, and every effort will
be made in Riehmon Io see that these
certificates reach you
I. Your attention is called Io Hi.'
Importance of iuilieatiiip in the block
provided for tlie purpose on each cor
titlcate. the elassitlcation to which the
holder of Hie ecitilleate belongs,
example: If you are
vetenin, or a
ate veteran's
the i'onfederate veteran. you i
murk X tn the block oppo lie in I
eertlllcute. This will entitle you
one cent a mile, each way.
a niemlier of Sons of I’onfederiito Vet
mans. Hie Confederated Memorial As-
sociation, tlie I nited Daughters of (lie
Confedeiacy. or n sponsor, maid of
honor, matron, or chaperone, you will
marl. X in the block opposite (b), (cl,
(dl and to), respectively. Thi: will
mititle you tn one way fare for the
round trip.
The railroads have Indicated their
to have this regulation strictly
■I H is our wish to co oper-1
I and I'll It lif tiI ly dis.
obligation which rests]
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help them defray tile
new uniforms.
\ l.enelll play will be staged at the
Grand on Monday night, Jun.' I!)
Be sure to attend and lontriliute
your l>it toward the tan | for
forms.
We are safe in doing this because these clothes are made of the very best selected all wool material,
dyed the best imported fast color dyes and are so excellently tailored that they hold their shape and will not
rip or sag as ordinary clothes usually do. They fit because—
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 139, Ed. 1 Monday, June 5, 1922, newspaper, June 5, 1922; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1365543/m1/1/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.