Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 156, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 3, 1940 Page: 2 of 6
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larger than that of the United
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population live within 200 miles
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Civic work is his hobby. Tje is
past president of the Rosenberg
Lions Chib, Past Secretary of the
Ft. I lend County Fair Associa-
tion, and chairman of the Board
of Stewards of the Methodist
Church-
FISHING 18 BETTER
With the coming of
weather, fishing is reported bet-
ter from many parts of Texas,
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METHODS and IMPLEMENTS STOOD BT1LL. IT REMAINI
FOR DCMOCfKATlC U.S., WITH SELF-GOVERNING MEN
TILLING ACRES THEY OWNED,TO BRING FARMING
TO ITS PRESENT DEVELOPMENT. TODAY IN
EDUCATION, LIVING STANDARDS, HOUSING, AS WELL
AS METHODS, US. FAHMEKS LEAP THE HfOPU>
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Owner and Publisher
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leave “the rock”
His three prerecessors ail fared
badly as a result of their free-
dom, Ray Itfagomarsino died in a,
gtui battle at Half Moon Bay, not
far from San Francisco; James
I McNealy, Jacksonville, Fla., mail '
! robbery, is back in prison, and I
I Harold Brest, from Philadelphia, I
is in Alcatraz again.
If Colson disappeared when he
j went into Alcatraz, he also dis.
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Sunday SehortrV
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Evening Service (F.ngli
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Sundav School Hochheim Prai-
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Sunday School, Center School
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TeaehB*’ Meeting^7:30 pi. flb
the Lions Club members of Ros-
enberg forget their business for
one day and raise money ,for their
many charitable and civic pro-
jects. Bankers o]»erate penny
pitch boards, doctors operate the
Texas farmers who are grow_ under and over, druggists operate
Bingo, and the lumber dealer may
be seen dispensing the juicy ham.
*•* , siztd flax seed chaffer now being burger.
3D; love droops; the demonstrated in California. The
hope outlives them machine has
'an hour.
Published on
Bundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays which be said
-- shrapnel wounds.
It would lx* simple,
two-ounce
the |N»cket
tial protection.
Colson ducked and dodged be-
nid his hat, as photographers
lapp’d him at the government
ier. On long, springy legs, he
printed down the pier, jump’d I
into a
m;iv i.(. Colson had
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NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Clark Company, Inc 206 E. 42nd St . New York
fi Om cent per word will be charged for all Cards of Thanks, Reso
K t.J l®Eon» of Respect and similar matter of Lodgea, Soeietiea, Sup
pur» etc., where an admission fee is charged the publie.
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XXIBMER BULLDOG ACE
UBADS SOUTHWESTERN
Dutch O’Neil led the South,
li wcatern University Pirates to a
27 to 9 victory over the Texas
Lutheran Bulldogs with some fine
i»all handling. Crowley ran 70
yards to score the first touch-
down of the game. In the third
quarter, O’Neil, quarterback for
the Pirates ran 17 yards for the
ueeond touchdown. A 30 yard
pass from Tailback Wright to
Rodgers brought the third tally-
The Pirates scored again in t’ne.
fourth quarter after a
mn by i)u*ch O’Neil.
Dutch O’Neil is a former Yoa-
kum star in footihall and is a
rtar now at ' Southwestern Uni-
versity.
Full cut, fartcolor
that aro made for aer-
vice. New figures aad
eofora to choose from,
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With Pertain Government
PRANCE’S widespread colonial
x empire has not capitulated to1
Hitler. Rumblings of revolt,
agatart < Petain’s > regime are evi-1
deni in Syria. Morocco, Madagas- ‘
car and Indo-China. French Equa-
torial Africa has joined Gan.
Charles de Gaulle in continuing,
the war against Germany. In the.
Pacific. New Caledonia and T»-
hlti support de Gaulle.
The fighting forces of the
French colonies were honored
with tha stamp above, one of the
first issues of 1940. Surtax of this
stamp and a second of the set was.
designated for families of soldiers..
France's colonial possessions'
before the war were second only
to Britain’s. Established during
the period of France’s greatness,
the empire included some 71,000,-
000 persons in territories totaling
4.687,000 square miles.
French possessions in America '
are St Pierre and Miquelon, '
Guadalupe, Martinique. French '
Guiana and Ininl, with • to al of 1
^5.419 square mile. <n4 IA2.80U
•'Opulation.
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has been released tro mAleatraz
prison, the rock fortress in San 8UCC*8of«ll <
Franeiaeo bay, after 19 years’ in-
ternment.
His .freedom was obtained on
a habeas corpus writ and
i ever
by that means.
many
according to the
BPtary <v tin- Game Dept,
lakes ami streams have
frtocked with millions of fish this I
year ami much stream and lake
imporvement work has been cat '
nisi on by the Game Depart |
rnent ’s mpia’ic biologists.
Piersons who put their tis'uing |
tackle away with the coming of I
coo! weather tire missing some of 1
the best angling during the year-
Fishing is generally better over
a larger portion of the day when
the temperatures do not run so
high. Many anglers put away
their tackle with the coming of
hot weather and are just now
Smarting to get it out o*f the moth
balls. . . .
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Primitive man
HAO ONLY THE CRUDEST OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
DEPENDED LARGELY ON
HATVAE’S BOUNTY.
NCIENT EGYPTIANS WITH OX-DRAWN PLOW
MADE FIRST GREAT STEP IN
' ...... PROGRESS OF AGRICULTURE.
Plastic Armor
Devised For
S British Army Use
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I IjOXDON — So'Jhi.i vemili
shrapnel proof armor niadi I r<r
compressed 'liber, paper or other (
light plasti.- mat <-ria Is, may he
| | art of l.i itain’.s army, if siig-
Q\ gestiom
ATf | Walker, a
F -J
| adopted.
| Dr. Walker produced samples
of light weight ‘‘armor” mate'i-
! als, hall the wi’ig'nt of" aluminum,
I would prevent
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its
in
7 Bisny years, according to reports
received from throughout the
by the executive secretary
jk'Rlf tke Game Department. Hunt-
was excellent in most parts
DQfth Texas after the season
iCd there Sept- 1. A cold
> about Sept. 10 drove some
pTltuth, but most of them
fentiy did not travel far and I
eentpl and southern partionȣ
the *atate are getting their I
• eLgood sport. $ An exeel.
lulhding season end • pienti-
enrtriy weed teed a n d,
r food for the birds h a el
|^t Texas one i|s beet dove I
one in some ywulb- Following I
suggestions of the Game De-T
went, more farmers are oaeh
Jrtafion to grow
Ml and MM]
for gfl* |
i baying
their rows. < I
the yoong artm one of .
these. Sizes Stet.
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Mart Cole of Rosenberg,
well known in
jMirt owner of
car, and was driven away. [ Ritz Theatres
served 18 years out I
ou various counts ... •„ . ■■ , i .i
part in ball games to Duck th:1
,, , , ‘ , .. ’Bozo’, ‘‘Hit Sambo on the Bean”
ll..»<.ve, 1... tlu.l»ll V11|| rB_, and whot.nois f„r
„.<.|.,.l...l ... 11..- ....• oh. ..... snk<, of ,,.n„ri, E
and Federal Judge Walsh agree’!
with him. With time off for
good behavior, he was tree ami
the government declined to con
, test .his claim-
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to I
a par- ing flax are watching with
tcrest a recently developed farm
, Sl/rt tl 1 1<IA D»-V4J
love droops; the j demonstrated in
t a capacity of a ton staged under the personal direc-
tion of Mart Cole, South Texas’
operates
Texas.
C. R. BREWSTER, Pastor
The Federal Council of Church-
es of Christ in America has
asked that all Church members
attend their Church Service Sun-
day and there as they take the
Sanrainent of the lord’s Supper,
[renew their Vows oifChurcnMem-
i bership. Only God can know how
much this seryice w'ould mean to
, the Spiritual and Moral life of
, our Nation. Our Church plans
[ to observe this service. We trust
that all Churches will every-
where. 1
It is especially fitting that
Methodists do this at this time
as t’ne vows of Church Member-
ship have been changed somewhat
in our new Church.
Our God, our Nation and our
Church calls us to re-dedicate
our Eves to Christian Citixenship
today.
Sundav marks the beginning of
a new year in our Sunday School
work Start the year ri
attending.
Attention Men: A M*|
Class will be orgapiMM
PwwoiMIB®
between the wWof 18 and 190, ,
and not at present a member of
any Sunday Schoo] Claaa.
ATTEND £HUftqg 8E
somewimmRL. piQUr
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suceewfa) civic cridM-ations
its kind ever held in South Texas.,
Thousands played games to win
hams, boeon, novelties, and took
to *
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Morgan, Cena S. Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 156, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 3, 1940, newspaper, October 3, 1940; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1366321/m1/2/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.