Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 47, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 18, 1920 Page: 3 of 4
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ly made. Many farmers, also,
decalre it is unfair to them to be
under the necessityy of working
10, 12, or more hours a day when
the tendency in other industries
is toward a shorter working day
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Gilmer Vulcanizing
Company
at Longview Thursday.
- Robert Chapman, of Liberty,
was in our city one day last
week.
W. C. Holloway was a famil-
iar figure. on our streets last
Thursday.
Mrs. Bob Rogers visited at
Cole’s Mill, returning home Sun-
day a week ago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brown and
family of Longview visited here
Sunday. -
Mrs. Todd of Kilgore is a
guest of her heice. Mis. Archie
McFarlin, for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson
and family, Miss Bess McClung
Numerous letters to the De-
partment of Agriculture from
its field workers or from farm-
ers indicate a widesprcad dispos-
ition to cut down planting so
that the work of cultivating can
be attended to by the farmer -
himself or by members of his
family. The assertion that farm
eis can not pay the high wages
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We take pleasure in an-
nounc ng that the Oaklawn
Sanitarium is open to surgi-
more than liki
and at as lowj
secured anyy
When your Ford car or your Ford trck doesn’t display
its usual quantity or quality of "pepYand dash, its tinae
to have a repairman who understand/the Ford mechanism
give it the “once over”—thenmake/the necessary adjust-
ments or repairs. And return X toAou full of its old time
power, “pep".energy, pull and savice. "You’ll rotiee the
difference. A
that at St. Mehiel and in the and R 0 Barnwel, w
Argonne our mules stuck it out
We repair blowouts and tears. e
We restore tires that are partial-
ly worn to a condition of com-
plete usefulness.
Our vulcanizing equipment is
the best. The process cannot
injure your tire. On the other
hand it returns it to you some-
times as good as new.
A trial will satisfy you on all
these points. The cost is negli-
gible in proportion to your gain.
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runs our stock. It includes most
well-known accessories.
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die next time you are here. And
make it a point to come here
die next time you need any ar-
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E-SLY-7. For antekeolv hy
Robertsons' Drug Stoe.
volving the stomach, liver and
bowels. It opens the door for
disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is
. he right remedy. It drives out
bile and impurities and makes a
man feel bright, vigorous and
cheerful. Price $1.25 per bot-
tle. Gilmer Drug.Company and
R. C. Barnwell, Special agents.
leged to have failed in doing.
And.now, at last, we have record
of the part played by the in-
glorious and sometimes "cussed"
but strong and patient mule.
The Quarter Master General
thinks it only just to report up-
on and give due praise to the
45,000- mules that served over-
seas. Of these four-footed al-
lies, American, British, French
and Spanish, the Q. M. G. is es-
pecially partial to the powerful,
upstanding, mealy-nosed prodr
uct of the Middle West,” but
gives credit even to the small-
er beasts of European habitat.
The story shows that the
mule rose to the occasion nobly
and hereafter ought to be a sub-
ject for more than the usual
jest. “It was necessary,” we
read, “to keepthem on the move
forty-eight, sixty, and some-
times seventy-two hours with
hardly more than a pause.
Then it was possible only to feed
a small amount of grain and a
few handfuls of hay. Under
this strain the mule went for-
ward, giving his all uncomplain-
ingly.” Occasionally they gave
out and then even the profanest
oaths could not budge them, but
rest at the rear put them into
condition again and they return-
ed to work with renewed zeal.
There is a real thrill in the story
A torpid liver is a heavy
handicap to a working man. It
robs him of strength, energy
and mental alertness. To re-
move the burden , the proper
remedy is Prickly Ash Bitters.
It is a fine liver, stomach and
bowel medicine. Price $1.25
% demanded in competition with
6 other industries and make a pro-
cleaned off this week. It was ----
suggested that we sosicit ladies We have heard more than
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The Progressive Farmer says ।
that if there was a scarcity of
fertilizers when you planted
your crop and you couldn’t get
the amount you wanted to use
per acre there is no reason why
a second application cannot be
applied. If he is right in believ-
ing for instance, that he should
apply 500 pounds, of a certain
grade of fertilizer per acre and
can only get enough by planting
time to make an application of
300 pounds per acre, there is no
good reason why he should not
make a second application of 200
pounds during the early part of
the growing season or during
May and June. In fact, unless
he is mistaken in his oelief that
it will pay him to use 500 pounds
of fertilizer per acre, there is
every reason why he should
make a second application, in
case he cannot get sutliclen: rer-
tilizer to make the full applica-
tion intended at planting time.
The colored people of the
county are preparing for a big
celebration near Bettie Texas on
the 19th and 20th of June.
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Longview Leader
Miss Exir Kemp of Hawkins
was a guest of Miss Bessie
Phillips Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Burnett
' and little son, Max, were Long-
view visitors Thurstay.
Mrs. M. O. Sheppard left
W ednesday for Dallas to visit
her daughter, Mrs. C. L. Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick are
entertaining his mother, . Mra.
Hendrick, cf penton, who
arrived Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sport and
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at the home of Mrs. A. F.
Beamer Monlay afternoon with
a good attendance. Several paid
delinquent dues. No new niem-
bers were reportd. A donation
of $5 from Dave Phillips and $2
from Mrs. George Huckaby waa
received. The committee hav-
We employ only skilled Ford
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ways in a hurry.
—Equip your dining table with
the Electric Grill, Percolater,
and Toaster or Waffle Iron—
that solves it. A ready heat,
quick and clean.
Fire.” A number of persons
from Big Sandy and out of town
attended the evening service.
Our school is busy getting
ready for the closing exercises,
which Will take place Thursday
evening, graduation exercises
Fi iday evenig, baccalaureate
sermon Saturday evening at the
college auditorium
The election Saturday for de-
termining 'whether this shall be
an independent school district
resulted in a majority favoring
an independent district. Trus-
tees Were chosen to look after
the interests of the district.
They are A. D. Palmer, L. A.
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mechics—men who know
low thex should be kept in
erder to give the most efficient/and economical service. And
our shop equipment boasts a great manyapecially desiga-
e tools and time-saving devices and machiery. In our
which will be
- Jeter, L. J. Everette, Albert
and niece. Miss McClung of Thompson, Marcus Haines, and
task. \
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make a mist.
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roast of beef. \ q
Let u help you hqake •
your s/ection. We knoy *
just hich cuts will b ’
the juiciest and most
tender.
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to become social members, who
will meet with us in our social
sessions, bringing work to be
donated to our bazaar this fall.
The next social session will be
held with Mrs. J. H. Victory on
the fourth Monday in May; bus-
iness session with Mrs. W. W.
Bradley at Stancil’s Hotel.
Rev. C. L. Elder preached at
the Baptist church at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 ^. m. Sunday. The
morning lesson was a rebate of
a collation from various Scrip-
tures explaining the “Baptist
position,” following which the
Lord’s Supper was commemo-
rated. The subject for the even-
ing service was “Spiritual
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Mrs. D. J. Everette and Ettk 1
daughter, Dorothy Rembert,, of 9
Longview are spendirg a few *
days with Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Everette. ’
Mr. and Mrs. McAdams of
Cole’s Mill visited with Mrs. Bobg
Rogers the first of the Week. •
Mesdames Jacobs and Ed Bus- ?
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sey of Longview were guests of o
Mrs. L. J. Everette last Friday, 3
Wallace Norton and wife and
Mesdames Walter Melton and C.
C. Morgan of Longview visited
his mother, Mrs. E. T. Norton,
Sunday.
A ball game between our team
a:! Longview last Thursday re-
suited in defeat for Longview.
Too rude, boys, to whip them at
their own home.
A singing at Union Grove
Sunday,-with the usual Sunday
afternoon swarm of joyriders
from neighboring towns, helped
to swell, the crowd to what was
estimated by some at 500, most
of whom attended a ball game
here in the afternoon between
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many friends while among us What these fellows who are
who regret to give them up, but trying to overturn the govern-
wish them success in their newment need is education ,particul-
home. arly the courses offered in jails.
Mesdames B. B. Ponder and ___________
W. W. Bradlev, with Mr. and , .
„ , „ , , . I he good road work in Up-
Mrs. Beryl Foshee, motored to ■ , ‘
, , ,, snur county has made our pop-
Longview' to meet Mr. Bradley, ,12 ,.1
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who returned from Kirbyville 1 . ... .. . . ,
. 1 , tan, the ciitizenship now includ-
one day last week. . . . ..
.i.r . . mg quite a number of Texas
Mrs. H. B. Pennel and son, .
Mexicans.
Oran, from near Browning, at-
tended services here Sunday,
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of what the Marines, the regu-
lars, the National Guard, and
the great army of drafted men,
did to win the war. We
have heard much about
what the medical corps
the women nurses, the Salvation
Army, the Knights of Columbus,
“A REGULAR department
R store for motorists That
is how many of our gistomers
regard us. They have/found by
experience that ityy3 them to
come hea first. ‘ /
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We can give you exactly what
you want — full service or part
service—with or without stor-
age. Let us quote you prices.
Does y.our car need cleaning
now? Bring it to us for a trial.
Don’t forget our conveniences
for air and water. Y9 need not
buy from us i order to make
use of them. N
the surgical
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sometimes wear in a certain place 7
or in several places, leaving the 4
greater part of the tire in good IS
condition, able to give you much i N
more service. \
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is economizing. n j
Get Extra Miles i
from Your Tires 4
Winona, were guests of Mr. and one or two others, whose names
Mrs. John Jackson Sunday af- we failed to learn. 'Now watch
ternoon. the Gladewater school move for-
Mr. and Mrs. Pitcock and Mrs. I ward. But our present corps
T. D. Coupland of Longview mo- of teachers deserve much praise
tored over to our city Sunday af- for results accomplished in the
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Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Foshee under which they labored.
were in Dallas the first <f la-i Mr. and Mrs. Sid Melton of
week. Longview and Mrs. Carlisle of
Mrs. Julia Burks of Tyler was. Shreveport were guests of Mr.
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. L. J. Everette Sunday
Olive Hendrick, last week. a week ago.
Mrs. T. L. Bray visited in We are having an abundance
Longview the first of last week, of rain and the grass is growing
Mrs. Joe Ponder and children luxuriantly. Farmers are busy
left Saturday for Breckenridge, trying to prevent its inroads on
to join her husband, who has their crops.
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#t«. ck-room is a complete assortment of repair parts—
genuine Ford parts—that are exactly the same as their
tough, sinewy originals in the Ford car.
For prompt repair work or adjustments, phone or drive
to cur garage. Don’t risk chances, play fair with your
Fo.d car. Keep it in the hands of its friends, the author-
ized Ford dealers.
MARSHALL MOTOR CO.
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legs, the meet popular education-
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J make good care of cars their
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Your car will be our car while
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Tucker, George. Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 47, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 18, 1920, newspaper, May 18, 1920; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1431741/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.