The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 100, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 17, 1929 Page: 3 of 4
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Make every evening meal this summer delightful with
a chilled drink — such as iced coffee, iced tea. lemonade
or any of the delicious and easily prepared fruit punches.
Mrs. H. G. Jamison. of Buy City,
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A MODERN AND COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACT OF LAND
TITLES FOR MATAGORDA COUNTY
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Not so difficult to control if right
method and dope is used, hull line of
sprays and dips that will do the work.
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Power and Light Company ice in your refrigerator
will give you the principal requisite for many of these
welcome surprises.
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seaplane of unique design in frail, bullet-like plane on which
and he is in the community band.
But no matter when you may hear
a professional organization, wheth-
er you are an artist or merely a|
player, you always feel thrilled at I
the performancee of the school I
band. because they impart some-
thing of what you lack the spirit
of youth.
jazz, which became boring to them,the state within 15 years, the other
las it did not express their spirit,
they turned to music oilier than hard-surfacing all primary road
cern. First there was the patriotic
call to arms, and after this period of
austerity came the Armistice, when
everybody went "wild.”
You recall those days when peo-
ple gave vent to their souls and
rejoiced that he returneth alive.
People became wild and hectic and
seemed to depart from traditional
standards. Of course. an old brass
band held no fascination whatever.
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which he is going to try to break the experts have labored so long, it
the world speed record of 31S miles will he not because of the machine,
per hour at the international speed but because there was a man who
races in England in September. i was daring enough to fly it.
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came popular. They were fresh and
not calloused by the degrading jazz
noise.
One good push deserves another
ho one good hand created another.
maximum of most planes.
or eight million dollars a year It‘s interesting, all right and Hi
when, with the 4-cent gas tax al-will be heroic and thrilling if he
state's higlway | does it. The test may add to the
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| change of taste.
Students were not aware of the
austerity of war, did not realize its
horrors, so they were not ho re-
l pressed and had lived nearer to nor-
malcy than their older people.
Eager and vivacious, as youth is.
program, without, however, tuvor-
ing the bom's.
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vegetables, truits all can be
kept fix h and healthul in
the hottest days.
mon sense,
ciai aviation
— and, to win the enthusiastic approval
family, serve an occasional surprise “between
it is reported that he will try to We wish him well: we hope he 1 »
j reach a speed of 400 miles per hour makes it It’s going to be a thrill-1 *
in his tiny plane, nearly all ot ing attempt and his bravery should
which is motor and which looks a , be rewarded with success. । I
ant Williams for his courage and!
the tremendous risk he will assume!
in making the attempt. If he suc-
Also a New Serial
Mrs. C. L. de St. Aubin and daugh-
ter. Miss Lottie Mae Cox. visited in
Houston the first of the week.—
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seen it worse several times and emanated harmonious sounds. Jazz
we ve lived through it all. I was cleared from the track. Public mm s one or
. • ——o—o . school music gathered momentum was also made
Revival of Community and the wheels of progress are still
D , • rolling. j use of borrowing 1175,000,000 or
Bands You may ask .what has this to do
______ I with revival of community bands?!
was the highest fig
Ft. Worth Star Telegram
The conference of representatives
of regional chambers of commerce,
held at Austin Friday. is reported
to have developed a movement to
"make the highway bond amend-
ment paramount in the next Texas
guberntaorial campaign." Propon-
ents of the plan, taking alarm from
the recent defeat of the two amend-
ments. were reported to be awake
to the necessity of starting early
and carrying out a thorough “edu-
cational" campaign for the bonds.
As a matter of fact, the difficul-
ties in the way of the highway bond
amendment have not been in-
creased by the recent defeat of two
community bands,
music exerted tre-
W. R. MANGUM
Phone 74 Bay City
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stale purposes at the same lime
The legislature couldn’t see the
bonds, but II could see the tax, mid.
o tax propositions. One was
njoy the sol
the evenin
(Written for The Musical Enter- Youth at the helm and jazz was
prise by Otto H. Frederickson I made light Surely they helped ready .fixed, the
Prior to the war. amateur com-1 change the tide! Ask yourself how. ............... -e..... • ,
munity bands flourished and were! The exuberance of youth, their the construction period, as it would | motor 8 and thereby benefit practi-
the pride of the citizens. During dashing vivacity, enthusiasm, with be with the bonds
the war and after, this spirit was | hopes for today and tomorrow', not
subdued by interests of more con-of yesterday or the past: filled with
“vim.” "vigor.” “life,” “pep"
enthusiasts prepared tile "set full like a plummet, at it could not
for the bond issue, It submitted glide in other words, it has to go
HOUSI Fol BENT See Mrs E
Watlins Phone 115 W 15-21
speed greater than
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duction In license fees which, in re-thati.consider how much even, the
' t to all motor cars includim gslizh test misjudgment of direction
| trucks, will amount to about 35 : or altit ude on Lieutenant Williams j
er cent part would mean. In the time re-
That’s one on that side, Hu’ itguired to bat an eye he might be
■ . । . hundreds ot feet oil his course. He
averagecitizen to’ask’ Whatis the might crash before his brain could
so । react on hiS muscles to shift the;
paying interest at the rate of sevenjcontrols.
“punch.” “go," “snap" the fire of
youth they kept the ball rolling,
and, like a ball, picket up particles
in its path. So friends, relatives
were carried away by this ball of
youthful enthusiasm. Once more
yon were young again as you
heard the school bands .and surely
that was Jimmy soul-thrilling
sounds, so spirited and full of life
that, unaware, you were drinking
the cup of youth.
That is why there is a revival of
interest in community bands. Be-
there might lie a disaster.________ I
Four hundred miles per hour is
approximately six and otto-half!
other amendments. If these difti-
in this direction, lite the highway commission and an
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revival of the
Public school
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MACK SCANLON, Mgr.
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to sane, sound. com
business-like commer
Houston Press.
ago; now he is at it again with full]
enthusiasm: Jim is out of school
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stunt mid
thing in 10 years. Both proposi-
tions called for decreasing the gas
lux alter 12 years and for complete
Billy Rogers, of Matagorda, were locomotive gradually gathers
visitors to Bay City yesterday. speed. Push! Push! Bands and or-
chestras increased stridently and with
After all we have good rice, goodjazz lost its hold on youth. Toot- duet:
corn, good cattle. And we will get toot and the track is < leared ahead, sped
some cotton, too. Not so bad. Have Tool-toot and the school bands trnc!
The encampment will break
I relay and Sunday (ho 36th
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That gave way to the eneergetic
acrobatic jazz bands.
Music is an expression of the
people and nation as a whole; the
spirit of any period is intangibly
imprinted. Jazz is but an expres-
sion of the people, following the
World War. So, during oppression
of war or suppression of law, re-
straints of man and mind, music
will bear the expression of auster-
ity. When peace reigns and war is
undone, people free their restrained
souls and turn from gravity to friv-
olity. Music must express that
spirit, mid feelings were thus re-
flected in jazz. Its very song char-
acteristic of fickleness and friv-
oulness. No, I do not say that peo-
ple went foolish because of jazz,
for the people made jazz; it's the
reflection of their nature. Per-
haps it had Its effect in prolonging
the life, and influencing the young;
but, nevertheless, people made it
what it was and is.
7 Is it any wonder that people fail-
4 ed to appreciate the music of a
brass band? No. Because that did
not adequately reflect their spirit.
People were fickle and in a variety-
xeking mood ;one fad, one notion
Aite r another. But the time came
when the search for novelty was
ended; every variety had been made
use of. Consequently, the next va-
riety possible was a return to san-
ity, so we approached normalcy, for
people were really serious at, heart
and, once normal, were content to
Locals ani
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We fail to see where very much
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lot like an overgrown mosquito.
The little shop is said to be the
fastest airplane ever built. IV is
ot 1100 horsepower and weighs only
four pounds to the horsepower, a
ratio never before achieved it has
a 24-cylinder motor with 4S spark-
plugs. four carburetors mid jour
distributors. The wings are so tiny
in proportion to the motor (hut if
Ilie engine stopped the ship would
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through the air like a bullet, most .
on its momentum.
It has a minimum speed of 100
miles per hour, meaning that Lieu-
tenant Williams must land and take
turn serious and approach normalcy when the project first was put for-
besides the above cause? Several ward. 11 is because of the over-en-
causes are logical, but I shall dwell thusiasm with which the legi lature
Upon one contributing factor espe adopted the tax part of the bond
tton crop is poor, but at
few bales coming in are
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 100, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 17, 1929, newspaper, August 17, 1929; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1554098/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.