The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 19, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 12, 1961 Page: 9 of 21
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WALKING AGAIN after treatment at the Texas Rehabilita-
tion Center of Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation, a little
girl smiles and reflects the hope of Texas' thousands of
handicapped citizens. An agency of the Mineola Community
Chest, TRC depends upon public contributions and allot-
ments from federated giving organizations for more than
Drink Borden's Buttermilk at Night
and sleeping's as Easy as 1-2-3
Separates as you like them . . . with a city-smartness
and a country casualness ... with a special kind of styl-
ing that only Bobbie Brooks has. Here, tons and bot-
toms in plaids and solids .. .to combine' in a dozen dif-
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Commercial Printing
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Fair, as well as young Joe
Harle, among others, possibly.
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tons—and at the newspaper
■mt. A few others could be
jen, behind locked doors, get-
ng things ready for Super
ale Day on the fifth.'
point to meet the doctor. He
was there long before they dug
the ship channel and built the
hill, and is an interesting fel-
low to meet. Everybody in Port
Isabel, in the Valley, even in
South Texas knows him or
knows of him. Some Mineolans
have met him, including Dave
A new farm communications
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loudspeaker outdoors.
Additional extension phones
and outdoor speakers can be
added to fit the farm’s individ-
ual needs.
“The Farm Interphone was
specially designed to meet the
needs of farms, cattle ranches,
chicken ranches, and dairy
farms,” Wooldridge said. “By
making it possible to talk be-
tween various farm loations, it
will save valuable time and
steps for the users.”
Each phone on the system
has a control button to change
from regular telephone service
to inter-com calling between
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Incidental!, they’re holding
the annual Texas international
Fishing Tournament in the
Gulf off Port Isabel again next
See ADMAN, Page 3
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Mable garden alongside Dr.
Glaze’s house down south of
1 town near Duck Creek. We
I don’t imagine the gifted hands
[ of the learned doctor bore any
calluses from its care, however.
. Gur wager is it was the handi-
work of Mrs. Glaze.
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We’re told Roxie Scott of
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May • employee of the month
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' Second such honor. When the
fudges start repeating to find
la winner, it would seem that
the end of the line has been
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up with a new idea?
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| Be year yam in last week’s
I Edonitor. We didn't write it. Our
Eddkiend, Doc Hockaday, of Port
sabl did. Doc is quite an au-
[ thority on the Gulf, Gulf fish
[ and fishing, and other out-
sppors subjects. If you ever get
fdpwn to Port Isabel . . . and
W. we hope you do . . . make it a
yHudson ‘Ad Ageney
TetsinAceditatln
sack Hudson Advertising,
i tper Ad agency. has received
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tising agency committee of the
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association.
John W. (Jack) Hudson,
agency owner, received notifi-
cation from the SNPA office in
Chattanooga Wednesday. The
SNPA is made up of newspapers
in all Southern states.
Requirements for listing by
SNPA are the servicing of two
or more national accounts and
meeting stated financial stand-
ards.
Hudson opened his agency
last September. He had prev-
iously been employed by the
Tyler Courier-Times and Morn-
ing Telegraph since 1946, the
last 10 years as advertising di-
rector. His agency prepares ad-
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Borden’s
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Food Stores which appears
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farm locations. Phones are
equipped with loudspeaker-
microphone units so the user
can talk on the inter-com
without removing the receiver
from the hook.
This feature enables the
farmer, for example, to con-
tinue working in the barn
while carrying on an inter-
com conversation with his wife
in the house.
Regular phone calls can be
held on the line while the
inter-com is used to talk with
someone at another location on
the farm.
The outdoor loudspeaker-
4) Easy to digest! Indigestion, doctors tell us, is a prime cause of
sleeplessness. A glassful of delicious Borden’s Buttermilk reduces
■■ stomach acidity, so you can sleep better.
microphone feature makes it
possible to talk with persons
working outdoors in the farm
yard. For example, the farm-
er’s wife can talk to him while
he is working outdoors, and tie
can reply, even though he may
be a considerable distance from
the sensitive microphone.
“Many adaptations of the
Farm Interphone can be made
to meet the individual needs
of the farmer,” the manager
said.
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com system for the farm,
chicken ranch or dairy farm is
being introduced here, Ted
Wooldridge, Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company manager,
announced today.
Known as the Farm Inter-
phone, the system includes a
master phone in the house, an
extension phone in the barn,
milk shed or other farm build-
ing. and a two-way long-range
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Harle, S. Neil. The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 19, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 12, 1961, newspaper, July 12, 1961; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1493132/m1/9/?q=%221961-07%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.