The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 290, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 14, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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I THE GILMER DAILY MIRROR, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1934
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Our announcement column
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Carries the name of Prof. B. B. announcing my candidacy for
Tuesday evening Miss Mar-
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to grow we begin to de-
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ARE ON DISPLAY
He'll have to get out of the mess himself. But he need
never get INTO it again. For economy is a matter,
first, of budgeting—of balancing income against ex-
matic Art in Gregg County.
Judge Nat W. Brooks of
reading entitled, “Tommy On
the P.T. A.," the accasion be-
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his actual residence work as a
pupil.
Mr. Elder early acquired the
attitude of a student and be-
shall, Hl., a brother of
Seale McGee is a visitor
Gilmer.
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The Ladies'
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Born on a farm and reared
MISERLY living? It does not! It means careful day-
by-day buying; it means hunting for values and vaule-
events where they’re always found; it means BETTER
living at LOWER cost; in a word, it means shopping
and saving through the Mirror Ads—BY READING
THEM EVERY DAY!
day to try an injunction suit
of Mattox Development Co. vs.
J. R. Reed, Receiver, and oth-
ers. Court Stenographer Henry
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Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carpenter
of Dallas were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Tuesday
night. „rt‛
Mr. Earnest Howell of Mar-
The fire department
called out Wednesday
noon for a grass fire
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TO THE VOTERS OF
PRECT. 2, UPSHUR CO.
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TO THE VOTERS OF
UPSHUR COUNTY
MISS ALLEN READS
FOR ORGANIZATION
at Gladewater
cipal of Grice High School, as
candidate for County Superin-
Also
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“Upshur County’s Shopping Guide.”
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(Plense phone your personals to
Mrs. Lla Waltu, Phone 289 or The
Mirror, ITO.)
Mr. Pat Barnwell is at, Hot
Springs, Ark.
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in our first State Oratorial
contest at Southwestern Uni-
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ty’s affairs, and it shall be my _________
purpose, if elected, to see that attended S. M. U„ Dallas. At
economy is practiced, and each
During his four years super-
'Intendency at Hondo, Medina
County, he attended ones re-
gular Summer session at „the
State University, Austin; L
part summer session at E. T.
S. T. C., Commerce, completes
Dr. E. W. Frankenstein
OPTICAL SPECIALIST
R C. BARNWELL DRUG STORE, GILMER
EYES EXAMINED FREE
FEBRUARY 14 TO FEBRUARY 28---rwo WEEKS
This Offer Good During This Period Only.
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senior, should have been shown ___________
ip the High School Honor Roll, living to learn", that when we
for the Third Six Weeks, with cease te ew hecim de
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He Hasn’t Learned to
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of the office in such a way as
to cause the people to never
have cause to regret having
a election. If elected, I shall en-
deavor to conduct the affairs
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ence in the building of reads. Sawyer’s Love Affairs”
I believe that I am acquainted
a humorous
present she is teaching Dra-
Court will receive my atten-
tion. , . Tyler was in the city Wednes-
it shall be my purpose to see -.....
- principally in this county, he
„ passed from his home schools,
Mrs two years under Prof. Allison,
Pleasant Hill, two or more
cay.
Since early manhood he has
been actively’ and continuously
in the school room every year,
either as teacher or pupil or
both, except during his term
as County Superintendent.
1926 to 1920.
The then low salary, lack of
paid help during much of his
term and abnormal conditions
due to the World War, made
the office far less attractive
financially than now. Though
solicited to run for a third
term he declined. .............-
His experience on examin-
ing books in summer normals,
on the County Board of Trust-
ees, and his constant study of
child life and growth in actual
association with children would
he thinks, if chosen County
Superintendent, contribute
much toward his success in
the great work.
He desires this office for its
greater emolument and for the
opportunity of increased ser-
vice to his appreciated people.
He honestly solicits your in-
fluence, your support.
If you shall honor him with
this esteemed opportunity, he
pledges the most courteous,
progressive and efficient ser-
vice within his power to give.
NOTICE
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mill at the R. C, Hamwell po-
tato house lot, across street
from Penn’s Gin. Grinding
every Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Bring your feeds
of any kind. We will guarantee
you win make money by grind-
ing it, and we can grind any-
thing you can grow.
W. B. (Bryan) FLOYD.
Grinding at Rosewood every
Monday and Tuesday. Prices
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P.-T. A.
Miss Allen will reveal “Tom
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Mrs. Minnie Barnwel
visiting her daughter,
Danily Warren, of Tyler.
She is a graduate of the
the A. C. Puckett residence,
northeast of the square. The
blaze was extinguished with
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Miss Iris Jordan was called
* to Dallas Tuesday ' afternoon
on receipt of word that her
sister. Miss Madge Jordan, was
critically ill.
Mark Twain at a Valentine
vi c.. increasingly popular for
iNN.I. spectator sports and general
BICYCLE OXFORDS w, wo. "mn 4L,
wear. We now present the
. Colors—White or Camel authentic creatitns for
,-q aoueAe spring and summer wear
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to our notable standards of
© It's the most wearable
dress you'll have in your
wardrobe I The border
print is unusual .... the
style details particularly
flattering to half sizes
Rough crepe in navy,
black, brown.
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each and every voter before
the election. I promise that I
will give attention to every
road in the Precinct, And I in-
tend to give road work to
citizens of the community in
which the work is done.
I shall appreciate your vote
akd influence in the coming
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ant office. I realize that a party to, be given tonight at
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Mr. and Mrs. Seale McGee
of Haskell, Okla., are the
, guests of his mother, —Mrs.
Mollie McGee.
Mings accompanied ' Judge
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cast their ballots in my favor,
ever bearing in mind that
honesty, efficiency and ser-
vice are what the people should
expect from a Commissioner. ’
Respectfully yours,
LEE DRIGGERS.
Superintendent -Prin- Commissioner of Precinct Two, ...
Upshur County, Texas, 15te • ,n 8
I am 48 years of age and
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Commissioner should under-
stand the business of the coun-
have lived in this Precinct
throughout my entire life. Dur-
ing the last twenty years, I
have had considerable experi-
I am now operating a feed
misery-living for
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Live Within His Income!
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Disposition gone sour, nerves ready to snap, existence
a misery. Life one round of unpaid bills—of stalling
off the butcher, the tailor, the rent collector. •
special sessions under Hon. J.
M. Perdu, West Mountain and
began teaching.
During his seven years at
Shady Grove, this county, he
had two full sessions at
A. R. C. U., Tharp Spring,
■ow T. C. U., Fort Worth.
His second year at the Uni-
versity he was chosen song
leader and taught vocal musie
in the preparatory department.
He won the honor this year
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$12.00 Glasses For $5.00
Positively nev r before and possibly never again will the readers of this paper have
an opportunity of buying at this special offer.
_ By 3pecial Permission of the Factory and Manufacturers of
DUPLEX CI ARO LENSES FOR TWO WEEKS—Feb. 14 to Feb. 28.
Iwill examir - your eyes with the latest and most scientific optical instruments and
fit you with large Zylo shell rim frames single vision lenses, good for near or far
vision, all for $5.00, Regular price after these dates 112.00. ^5*
Dr. Frankenstein has been practicing in Texas for 25 years. I have over 40,000
satisfied path nts in the state. Optical mere handise is going up in price, the manufac-
turers have already rsed; we cannot guarantee these low prices indefinitely.
MY office is 0 le of the best equipped in East Texas and permanently located here.
1 Solicit the 1ot Complicated Eye Troubles, Children’s Eyes given SpeciaF Attention.
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Laschinger, Russell H. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 290, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 14, 1934, newspaper, February 14, 1934; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1448332/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.