The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 144, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1930 Page: 2 of 4
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Finder please notify Lee’s Second Hand
Siver Alley
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BIHDSELL Wagons at spec-
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The Canadian parliament will
meet Sept. 8 to act on unemploy-
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South Montgomery street,
bath and sleepig poreh.
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TUCKER & LASCHINGER
GEO. TUCKER
R. H. LASCHINGER__•
GEORGIA LASCWNGER _
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"never expect to
again."
“Every day,”
when a roller coaster ' car
derailed at Corpus Christi.
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__Editor
Business Mgr.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ARE AMONG THE NECESSITIES
TODAY—READ THEM REGULARLY
IT IS DIFFICULT TO IMAGINE the world today without som oL the
things that make our living in it so pleasant and comfortable. How natur-
ally we lift the telephone receiver, step into an automobile, and look for the
news of the world in the newspapers—every day of our lives.
YOU YOUNG RASCAL i L,
TEACH YOU A I ESSCN in
MANNERS. IF I GET you
Did you know, that you could
add to your personal appearance
and savings account by having
your hoes renewed at Leard’s
Shoe Repair .Shop, Grady heard.
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LAUGHS GALORE
IN NEW COMEDY
J, C. WINN
Physician and Surgeon
Office over F. & M. Bank
Gilmer,’Texas
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DR. T. S. RAGLAND.
And
DR. MADISON S. RAGLAND
Offices over 1st Nain Bank
Phones No 171 and No. 6
Lawyer
First National Bank Building
2HBE "ruserewst
nab! Court, at offiee in I hr City of Gil-
mer, in the County of Upshur, thi* 12th
day of August, A. n. 1930.
CLAUDE RAY,
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CODS OF HTHICS
Truth. Sincerity, Thoroughnesn, Mercy, Kindliness and Moderation.
Entered ot-th« rout office at Gilmer, Duzaa, as second elass mail matter.
Subacribera desiring the addrese of their paper changed will plgas state both
lie old and the new addrena. If thia publication does not ranch you in tha. name
time a letter would, please report the mattar ta your ‘ postmaster, >
“UBSCHIPTION MATES—60e pee month. In* advance, par annum, (<.00.
ifOTTCE OM eot PCT word Win M charted in T». Mirror for all card* of thaaka
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‘ There are too many men for
the supply of jobs and the Farm
Board doubtless will solve the
problem by suggesting birth
control.— Waterbury American,
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Store.
Oak Lawn Sanitarium
x-ray ANDOTHER ELEC
TRICAL EQUIPMENT
Emergency, Surgical and Medi-
cal Cases Received
DR. IL J. CHILDRESS
: Nature Thought of
_Everything .
Nature thought of everything'when
the human body was made When the
body iz about to become ill, nature
planned danger signals to warn us.
Thue, if our children grind their teeth
when they sleep,"or lack appetite, or
euffer from abdominal pains, or itch
about the nose and fingers, we should
know that they may have contracted
worms. Thea, if we are wine, we buy a
bottle of White’* Cream Vermifuge and
safely and surely expel the worms. Thus
we. avoid the danger of' xery serious
trouble. White's Cream Vermifuge costa
only 35cabottie,and can be bought from
x. c. Barnwell
July gasoline tax totaled $3,-
150,000.
Elmwood Sanitarium
New Modern Equipment
Electric Modeiities for treat- -
ment, as well as X-ray and
Flouroscope.
J. C. WINN, M. D. J
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to handle Seiberling tubes
with station. Cheap rent.
Filling Station. _
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killed and 8 hurt.
guson's bad dreams,
commented.
WELL THERE‘$ NO NEED TO
be in Such a HURR
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Tailor
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Preseing
m elndustry—
said that the books of the de-
, partment are constantly under
audit and that if theJegislature
desired, he would welcome an in-
vestigation.
.. -Other suggesttons for the
Legislature were: '
Repeal of the poll tax law, “So
that the poor, as well as the rich
may vote.”
rganized epposition ip the
... Legislature tO submisson to the
Morning and
Evening
Just before breakfast every
morning, our Milk and Cream
is delivered to your kitchen
door country fresh. AU the
freshness and goodness •in
sealed by our sanitary capped
bottles that are scalded before
being filled! Call 153 and ask
for a driver to deliver your
order. Morning and Evening
Service.
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Dr. L. C. Waller
3-Year Graduate
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House calla day or night. Office hours
9 to 5 and hy appintment.
2nd floor Wall Bldg-
" Lady Attendant ”
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FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom* or
room* for light housekeeping Apply
Mrs. Gunn, 213. 1142 3tde
people of the proposed $350,000,-
000 highway bnd issue.
- A"searching investigation"
into the campaign expenditure
TRUCKING SERVICE
Let me do your hauling. Have
State license to haul anywhere.
Prompt, careful service. I carry
insurance on every load.
GEO. MATTHEWS
Phone 121 or at Croley Hdw. Co.
It’s just another one of Fer- Tract which' the two men have
made. Just Morgan is about
Gilmer Mirror attended the
Grand American Handicap shoot
at Vandalia, Ohio, last week and
broke one hundred and ninety-
three out of two hundred pige-
ons. With a shooting record
like that, it is hardly probable
Editor Tucker will be bothered
with calls from irate subscribers
—Pittsburg Gazette.
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And what we are waiting for
now is the Republicans' explana-
tionofhowthe business slump
is really the fault of the Demo-
crats.—Judge.
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The belief that the United
States can be made dry by ed-
ucating the people must have
come from some one who never
lived near a college.—judge.
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Another of thess usual, invaluable things, accepted as part of the rou-
tine of existence, is the guidance given by the advertisements in this news-'
paper in supplying our wants from day to day,' Me read them. They help
us to save time and money. And our lives go on—more easily and more
fully. . . * 4 a 4
Every day the advertisements suggest way in which we can get
things we want with the greatest possible satisaction to ourselves. They
tell us of new conveniences and comforts of which we would not otherwise
have known. They help us to get down-to-the-dollar satisfaction. They
assure us of proved values. _ A.a ..Ua
umyene vew-rme
. Charlie Ruggles and Frank
Morgan are partners in a garter
manufacturing concern who con-
tinually scrap over their affairs.
Rydy,.C ameron, their lawyer,
and incidentally a mischief-
maker, proposes that they settle
their differences by a hand of
draw poker. The winner is to
take over the business for a
Austin—in an editorial in the
Ferguson Forum; signed "Pa
-—Mu,’’ .bum—E. and .Uin..in
.A.Ferguson said today they
in the primary election.
Passage of a bill making the
(highway commission elective.
“These reforms Wll not .be
made,” the Forum stated, “un-
less active demand is made for
them. The big daily papers will
oppose them. The big material
corporations will oppose them
because they want* to be left
aTone."
Governor Moody, challenging
‘tbe statement ih regard to the1
audit of the Highway Depart-
ment, said that the first audit
was made, by two separate firms
shortly after the new highway
commission was installed ip
1927.
He said this audit had been
made at his suggestion to Com-
missoners Johnson and Ely.
When the audit was complet-
ed, the Governor added, it was
found that the department’s un-
paid obligations totalled more
than $6,000,000 and assets were
around $600,000.
Following this audit, a com-
plete new bookkeeping 'system
was installed and an auditing
department added to the High-
way Department. It is now pos-
sible, he declared, to ascertain
"within 15 minutes,” how much
has been spent and what it was
spent for.
o. J. Bruee, Gilmer, < ►
, 133 dw lmor •
contract is not legally binding,
since it is based on a game of
chance. They point to Cameron
as the cause of all the trouble,
and" the two erstwhile partners
unite in chasing him.
WANT ADS.
.the editorial
renolutions of respect and similar matter of lodges, societies and other organiza-
tiona. _ Alio for notices of entrtainmants, suppers, »U., where an admnission fee iw
charged the public.
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RENT-- Garage and filing ktation on
erossing of two main, streets, fine lo-
home on
Four 'rooms,
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CITATION BY PUBLIEAFleN IN DE-
LINQUENT TAX SUITS
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
And County of Upshur.
To John Pilkerton and all persons
owning or having or claiming any in-
terest in the land or lots hereinafter de.
seribed, the same being delnquent to
th- State, of Texa and County of Up:
hur for taxes, and the same lying and
being situated in the County or Up-
shur and State’ of Texa*. to-wit:
Being 100 acres of land on the IT. R.
survey of Nancy Vines, Abstract No. 511
and being Block No. 2 of said survey
a* shown by Upshur County Block Map
pare 511.
Which said property is delinquent to
the State of Tesaa and County of. Upt
shur for taxes for the year 1928 aggre-
gatim the -aum of (23.71, including in-
terest, penalties and costa, said, taxes
having been legally, levied, assessed and
rendered against sard land and lots, and
the same being a Iawful charge and con-
stituting a prior lien against the same
‘ tn'favor of the State of Texas and
County of Upshur to secure the pay-
ment thereof;
And You Are Hereby Commanded to
be and appear before the Honorable
Distriet Court of Upshur County, Texas
at the next regular term thereof, to be
held at the Courthouse of said County,
in the rtty of Gilmer on the Second
Monday in September A. D. .1930. the
same being the, sth day of September
A. P. 1930, then and there to show cause
why judgment should not be rendered
against you and the said land and lot*
sold under foreclosure of sajd ien to
satisfy said taxes, interest, penalties
and coats, and all court coste; all of
which, together with other and further
relief .general and special being fully
bet out and prayed for in the plaintiff's
original petition filed in said court on
the 26th day of Augruat; 129, and an-
pearrig on the doekt thereof a suit No.
6871, wherein the State of Texaa I*
plaintiff and John Pinkerton and all
persons owning or having or claiming
any interest in said bind or lots. defeh-
dants:
Given under my hand and seal of'
said, "we are asked what of our
plans? Our answer is.that, while
F - we never expect to-seck office
again, we will always be at the
command of our friends as pri-
f gvate citizens with our bit and
mite to battle for the interests
' of the people,"
- It was the first statement of
the Fergusons since Mrs Fergu-
son was defeated fertile Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor
by Ross S. Sterling.
In another editorial, Ferguson
wrote that the reason -Mrs. Fer-
guson did not congratulate her,
opponent was because of a ref-
erence allegedly made by Ster-
ling about Mrs. Ferguson.
While the Fergusons may not
sek puhic office. the Forum
gave several indications that
Ferguson will take an active in-
terest in State ffajrs,
’ • d First was an appeal for more
.—subscriptions to the paper so
thatthe"fight may be carried
on.” Second was an.outline of
wha -Ferguson believed the
L.......next degishattrre zhautetcto:........
. One of these suggestions was
a complete audit of the affairs
of the State Highway Depart-
ment the Forum stating that
none had been made in four
years.
j Governor Moody’s attention
I was called lo this statement and
[ he denied it emphatically. He
M, husband fends Roman history
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E. A. Maishall WHAT pows roua HUBBAND DoT
"I saw it in the Mirror."
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fshur County Texa
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year’s time; the loser is to be-
come butler in the household of
the other.—
Prior to this Morgan has giv-
en his niece, Ginger Rogers a
job as a stenographer in the
firm to equalize Stanley Smith,
Ruggles’ nephew, who has been
favored with a posftion in the
business by.his uncle. The situ-
ation has become much strained
when Cameron proposes the
card game. . .......
Cameron deals the cards. Mor-
gun has a pair of sixes. Ruggles’
hand is only "queen high” . He
loses,
Ruggles is engaged to marry
Betty Garde. She shows up at
Morgan’s home as a house
guest. Ruggles in side burns
and-butler’s costume.- tries to
.dodge her, but is discovered.
His plight is further complicat-
ed by the unwelcome attentions
of Nina Olivette, the housemaid.
And Morgan doesn’t help mat-
ters.much by his haughty or-
dering about of the unwilling
Vassal Ruggles.
Meanwhile Stanley Smith and
Ginger Rogers fall in love Gin-
ger decides to help her sweet-
heart’s uncle- She suggests that
Ruggles assume the air of great
happiness and contentment in
"his role of butler paying partic-
ular attention to Helen Carring-
ton. Morion’s wife.
Ruggles follows this sugges-
tion, and Morgan at once be-
comes extremely jealous. Mean
while Miss Carington and Miss
Garde have discovered the con-
, THE GILMER DAIY MIRROR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29/1930.
ONE FIVE BOOM Cottagre for rent, ‘one
fuunishedhed-rnomat-realdence—C- A.
Dyke • , M2 3t<lc
FOR KENT Myhomeon.BoydHeighta
G rooms, bathand sleeping poreh. Con-
venienttohoth schooln. See Mr. Wag-
halter for particulars, W. W. Perdue,
142 3tdp*
1 HUY AND SELL Eate model used Fords
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Jo go < tickoo w ith jealousy, they
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■'“"Editor George Tucker of the
Ferguson Is
- Through, He Says
in The Forum
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YOU Ri ALLOTOFBRETHEE
WHAT ARE YOU RVfMNkN FOR? a
INSURANCE f
Fire, Tornado, Rail or Crops,
Live Stock, Burglary, Accident
We Can Write Your Bond.
N. M. HARRISON & SON
HORACE V.DAVIS
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 144, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1930, newspaper, August 29, 1930; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1439865/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.