Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1919 Page: 1 of 4
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letter space ?
I would plead , with America
the cause of my people. I would
cry out to Jew and non-Jew for
the scor of a perishing race.
The Jews have helped to make
America. Will not America help
to save the Jews?
Seven million of them are in
the depths of unspeakable mis-
ery, suffering and privation. In
Poland, in Russia, in Lithuania,
in the Ukraine, in the Balkan
States. in the Genpanic lands—
in every nook and corner of war
without a country, the race with-
out a resting plae e ?
MAXIM KONECKY.
5450 Willis Ave., Dallas, Texas.
CATTLE DIPPING
TICK ERADICATION
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To take .the place of the
made it possible for the thirteen
colonies to found the great land
which shelters us? And that oth-
er Jew, Judah P. Benjamin, who
As the OWL is the emblem of
wisdom, the
rest in glory as of any
ethnic group? Have not the de-
scendants of the Maccabeans ad-
. TODAY-Select Presents Mitchell Lewis, Bessie Eyton, in part on all
i star, cast in “Children of Banishment.” This is a Mighty drama of the
Great North Woods in which he sacrificed to the limit for the happiness
I of the woman he loved. •
BT GEO. TUCKER
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ded to thelluster and the tame
and the imperishable glory of
our American arms.
And now the great mass of
this people from whom our Jews
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REDUCTION IN’
POSTAGE EFFECTIVE
JULY IST, 1919
With two cent letter postage
and one c.nt postcards coming
back into their own July • i,
“Children of Banishment” SE-pfFrURE
necessary to dispose of No. 9
two-cent domestic posta 1 cards
and of three cent stamped en-
velopes held in post office stock
before July 1, 1919, as tnere wili
be no demand for them a.e.
June 30th.” , ° 4
The department also instructs
weadikectanEeduledthorsatThere - . IW shower
Eastertime (Thursday morning.
will we
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assing bond issues to
roads. Let’s keep up
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tor from Fort Worth would
make it unprofitable in the first
place, and in the second place it
restricts the market. The whole
secuted, __
T and Buffering,
the cry of th____________
the perpetual wanderer,'the peo-
ple without a home, the nation
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oppressed, or the wail of the per- general use of -ent stamps
or the moan of the hun- after June 30th, 1919, the posi-
offices are advised to increase it
- The stormy March has passed,
with its wind an 1 clouds and
changing skies, and April is
here with its warm sun, its
Cattle quarantine of Upshur showers, when we like to steal
county, on account of a dispute' out to the still-woods beside the
between the department repre- adjacent streams, and see’ the
sentatiye and the board of coun- first flowers of the season, and
ty commissiners, is still a men-(the thrill of the first bite of the
ace to the cattle business of the perch in the stream. ,
Gilmer
tested centers and despair rests
on their hearts like a pall—save
for one little ray of hope—Am-
erica you I i gry .
Here in the midst "of plentx. hear
with unprecedented prosperity, the r
with more gold than treasure in
our coffers than were ever in
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Society is on tip-toe-of anxi-hold road bond elections soon.
throwh the uivinsxup nd
scakrkd EUROPE Esm2dan
,i, .. ... acy upon its glorlous®if 7 short
“ .cateer as Secretary of State?
। Go to the graves of the battie-
plowed fields of France and FTan-
ders and Russia and Italy, and ceived instructions to prepare
are’there not as many of the for the changt). The instructions
sons of this ancient people at among other things, declares
other that recent legislation/‘makes it
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Farmers & MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
be shipped us are
here, because build go
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CASHIER
South is to be included in the
tick eradicated district as fast as
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loaded with lumber was one of this year, but all nature is turn-
the motor combinations noticed ing green mightx,fast
on the streets Thursday. ---------—
eaped usthttheJews havecon-
Ebutedsheir de proportion m “ 1. th Hngr excpton arre
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darnesa'and wrested the empire
of democracy from the primitive
tribe holdings of the Red Man?
Was it not the Jew, Haym
Salomon, who largely financed
the War of the Revolution and
have sprung are perishing of fa-
mine and pestilence and cry to
us for he}p, They look to us a
the appointed mest__- _____
toanawer their prayer. They
look to this land, the ldarado of
the"Weet to bring to them the
manna of life. And we who have be greatly curtailed.”
stock of two cent stamps.
The postage rate of the Unitea
States becomes effective on July
1, 1919,the same as before the
old-time rates in force up to
October 2, 1917.
, the grasp of a people since time
began. We are like Joseph of old
waxing fat upon the fleshpots of
Egypt, while Israel from grief-
stricken Canaan-is crying for
bread. Will we send back his
messengers empty handed ? Will
we turn a deaf ear to the cry of
• the fatherless' Will we veil our
eyes from the sight of the gaunt
and famished and naked ano
miserable and despairing? Will
we forget that all which we pos-
sess we hold only to stewardship
—the talent Intrusted into our
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county. It is t obe hoped that I ---—
they will get together soon andf Upshur county cannot afford
start the dipping. To have the, to lag in the matter of good
—“21 will mean roads. All the counties around
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the office that it is important
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messenger of God hesive stamps “for the reason
that, although there will be some
f demand after June 30th, for
this denomination, its use will
4 scarred Europe—children are
perishing for, of food and
clothing, infant mortality is
heart-rending, the grown
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Let Us Serve Your Banking «'1^™
Needs. ■ hl--iwetttrodchemacrnaraol.qtn
Gardens ake looking fine that
were planted early, and fresh
vegetables will soon be on the
market. ' • -q
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The April showers have com-
menced that give promise of
May flowers, as well as good
crops:
■ Judge Warren and Court Sten- ,
ographer Mings are spending the
week at home
GILMER, TEXAS,' THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 3, 1919.
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BANKBOOK, .
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'bro .wise, join the order todag-
and successfully solve your to-
morrow. ■ .
Up-to-date Bank-service means
more than simply the handling
of funds; it stands for increased
efficiency; it is theacme of con-
fidence and assures satisfaction
with every tr—actim Service,
in its f n Het meaning, is 4 fixed
part of our covenant. .'
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TOMORROW-Henry B. Walthall in “And a Still Small Voice.
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Tucker, George. Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1919, newspaper, April 3, 1919; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1414405/m1/1/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.