The Bellville Times (Bellville, Tex.), Vol. [44], No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, March 17, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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certain building restrictions.
Card. This paper must be signed
If there are any further details by each teacher and it requires
Births
With the Farmers
F.O.B. DETR
25th, a girl.
Terms if desired.
F-W.Schueren
Bellville, Texas
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Concordia Hall
SAVING
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demand for bottled milk. Office
men. office girls, the boss himself
CHEWING
IOBACCO
sumed as much proportionally
there would not be enough cows
in Texas to supply the demand.
It is surprising to the city man
when he goes to the country and
finds. the farmer and his family
using canned milk in their coffee.
R. E. Callender, County Agt.
In Lockhart Post-Register
Several of the worst watermel-
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more than pay for the cost of
maintaining an incorporation, not
to speak of the other benefits the
town would receive from such
incorporation.
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Fred L. Blundell
of Caldwell County
Chas. R. Johnson
of Austin County
Cards of Thanks. Resolutions of Re
spect, and notice of entertainments of
any kind where a fee is charged for
admission, or givenfor the purpose of
obtaining money, will be charged for
at regular advertising rates.
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Editor and Prop.
is to Above Addrees
fire insurance rates, if the town i
were incorporated, would perhaps on diseases are transmitted from
of a diseased crop sticking on
seed. When watermelon seed are
planted the disease germs are
planted also. Anthracnose, one
of the worst watermelon diseases,
is spread in this way. Disinfect
your seed by putting them in
solution of corrosive sublimate,
made by dissolving one bichloride
of mercury tablet in pint of water,
for five minutes. Remove and
rinse in clear water several times.
Plant seed same day treated. Re*
member the above solution is
very poisonous and should be
kept away from children.
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NOTICE: Any erroneous reflections
upon the character standing, or reputa-
tion any of person, firm or corporation
which may appear in the columns of the
Times, will be gladly corrected upon it
being brought to the attention of the
publisher.
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spells quality.
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Because— —Y8
Penn’s h packed air-
tight in the patented
new container — the
quality is sealed in.
So Penn’s is always fresh
—an entirely new idea for
chewing tobacco.
Have you ever really
chewed fresh tobacco?
Buy Penn's the next time.
Try it. Notice the fine con-
dition—fresh—Penn’s.
Of Weatherford,
were played and
Al! large things have smal
This is not only true in bush
life, and the many other th
we see in this world-but s
in the art of
Saving Mo
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Subiect to the Action of the Demo*
cratiG Primaries:
All announcements must be paid for
when handed in for publication.
From the County Superintendent's
Office
Grat Fisher, Bellville, March
8th, a girl.
John Lueckemeyer, Bellville
Rt. 3, March 12th, a girl.
(COLORED)
The first Nation
BELLVILLE, TEXH
Music by
Cousins' Jazz Orchestra
which we can furnish in this con-
nection and which would be of
assistance to you, we will be glad
to hear from you.
Yours very truly,
G. N. Holton, Secretary. I
From the above letter it will
be seen that incorporation is nec-
essary in order to get a cheaper ■
insurance rate for Bellville. The
saving that could be effected on |
a number of friends Tuesday
-----2-- eight to eleven, in
Everybody cordially invited
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Recorded since Mar. 8th, 1922
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
John B Robinson, Bellville, on
March 5th, a boy.
The best way to save money
a bank account with us. A
ings grow, so the desire grow
more. Come in and see us
mation on how to start a ban
This is the oldest bank in Au
and our banking policy is s
vative and progressive.
and do it right.
a race of happier, healthier and
more prosperous people.
The moral is: Get a good cow,
not a scrub. Get two or more
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Brownwood reports that on
last Thursday it experienced the
worst sandstorm of years, the
sun being practically obscured
for several hours.
After fifteen years service as
a trustee of Bellville schools,
Charles F. Tesch has tendered
bis resignation, and the vacancy
thus created has been filled by
the selection of Charles Strauss.
Mr. Tesch feels that after a ser-
vice of this length in so respon-
sible a position as school trustee,
be is no “piker” in passing the
work on to some one else. Dur-
ing this time he has ever had
the best interests of the school
in mind, and has made a consci-
entious and popular trustee. All
patrons and other friends of the
school will regret his resignation,
and we think the Times can
speak for them in expressing ap-
preciation of the years of faith-
ful service rendered by Mr.
Tesch. Mr. Strauss is one of
our well known and progressive
citizens, and we feel that his
service as trustee will be marked
by zeal for the continued well-
being ot the school.
Several of the trustees of the
commonschool districts of Austin
Co. met here in the court house
on last Saturday, March 11.
After the meeting was called
to order Theo. Lueckemeyer was
elected chairman and O. A.
Severin secretary.
After some discussion upon the
welfare of our Rural schools a
resolution asking Gov. Neff to
call a special session of the Legis-
lature for the purpose of making
appropriation for the common
schools was passed by unanimous
vote.
Then the Suitor Bill,' which
provides that the state apportion-
ment be made upon actual atten-
dance, was discussed, and a reso-
lution condemning the Bill and
asking our representative to vote
and to work against its passage
was proposed and adopted. These
resolutions are to be presented to
pur Representative and to our
State Senator.
All teachers of the common
school districts and the Indepen-
dent districts with less than 150
aamaatdhutmi
c A. MASTER,
The Blacksmith
considerable information. So it
will be necessary for each teach-
er to come to this office between
now and the first or eight of
April. The paper must be in
Austin on the 10th of April.
W. S. Smith.
Subecriptonsao0avarin Advanee I ForDistrietAttorney
Entered at th. Post om« at Bellvime, 22nd Judicial Distriet:
Texas, as Second Class Mail Matter
SAVING MONEY!
There are many ways of
Saving money—when you
cut your blacksmithing ac-
count by 10 to 20 per cent
you are saving money.
I hen you come tomy shop,
an save you from 10 to
-uPer cent on your black-
smithing bill and that
means
A clipping from Progressive
Farmer: “Milk is rapidly becom-
ing the national drink, as well as
one of-the chief foods of workers
--Grocers report an increasing
Born to B. Bean and wife, Wal-
lis. on March 4th, a girl.
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L. A. Machemehl is advertising
for lists of cattle, people of Aus-
tin county have for sale. He
does this for the purpose of
bringing outside buyers and
local sellers together on a co-
. . . I drink for children, as the labor- Emil Ludwig, Sealy, on Feb
one crop to another by the germs ing men in cities have discover- "
ed. To them it is the cheapest
children in the country than in
cities. This is not because these
children are not offered substan-
tial food in quantity, but because
of the shortage of milk on the
farm, and that is nature’s food
for children, without which their
development is retarded. Milk,
; However, is not solely a food or
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Personal Mention.
^“^MraoUH. zummmu. u a
ep"lhmAtlrorWiehitakanaan,is
brother, H. J. Millet here with his
Oliver cMnshe me 1 A.A Sander, and
tending the Livestoek SnntWorth, at-
s mov EmensysbnorokGreenvime
Mr. and Mrs, Wm-Aovisitherparenta,
.Mr.CharleEkione—
her home ia cai.cpPler returned to
You have never before^1 0
opportunity of securing^
motor car value at
price. Take advantage 85
opportunity and place ye n0
now when you cancen
prompt delivery. ar
Sold everywhere. We refund
your money if it fails. Tesch and
Tesch. - Advertisement.
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RV w Z. Miller, Teacher of Vocation-
al Agriculture. Bellville High School
All sweet potato seeds shou.d
be treated with a solution corro-
Live sublimate-1 oz. to 10 gal-
lons of water. After making the
selection from sound potatoes,
allow them to remainin this solu-
t on for an hour or more. Take
out and plant. or keep for several
days.
Precuation to be observed in
using corresive sublimate: It is a
deadly poison. Keep away from
children and animals. After pota-
toes have been treated do not
put in old potato bucket, for
reinfection may occur.
Beware of shipping in potatoes
(or seed, for you may ship in the
sweet potato weevil, which is as
bad, if not worse, than the rot.
Texas counties have been infect-
ed in this way.
Plant treated potatoes in new
land. Practice crop rotation.
THE BELLVILLE TlMEjL——===
--- Treat Sweet P otato Seed
Before Planting
and most satisfying food at 20
cents a quart obtainable. Itbuilds
up the muscles, clears the brain
and preserves the health. If
more milk were consumed on the
farm the Southwest would have
not one whit behind the laboring buyers, and by having a list of
man. The beverage seems to be fattie for sale by people of this
in universal demand in all our county, he can in turn interest
cities. If our country people con- outside buyers, which will be of i
.Born to Allis Johnson and wife,
wallis, on March 7th, a girl.
tion available would be a credit
of 8Xforntwhich is allowed for । scholastics, please take notice:
thy- f file prevention in Miss Blanton has just sent to
"the public schools. Should Bell- the Co. Superintendent’s office a
NEW PRI .
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Stop That Itching.
If you suffer from any form of
akin disease such as Itch, Ecze-
ma, Tetter, Ringworm, Crack-
hands. Sore Feet, Dandruff. Old
Sores, or Sores on children, or
any other akin disease we will
Mil you a jar of Blue Star Remedy
on a guarantee that if not satig.
fied wo will refund your monev
Q. E. CARTER 5:
ville incorporate, it would then, large paper on which to register
be possible to adopt the Fire the names of all the teachers of
Marshal Ordinance and appoint a' this County. This paper takes
City Fire Marshal and also adopt the place of the old Registration
.Rorn to John Mosley Jr. and
cows if possible. If living on the 16’ on March 6th, a boy.
farm, develop your interest in | Rorn to Edmond Wilson and
dairying; it is one of the coming Wie, Bellville, on March 5th, a
profitable industries in the South- & '
west.” ----
are all consuming milk with their operative plan. Mr. Machemehl
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For rapid healing there is noth-
ing like Liquid Borozone. It
mends torn flesh, heals cuts,
burns or sores so quickly no time
. . .... is lost from work. Price, 30c, 60c :
Itis more surprising tolearn that and $1.20. Sold by Tesch
there are more undernourished Tesch —Advertisement
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Use more milk! The National
Dairy Council says that one quart
of cow's milk equals either of the
following: Four-fifth pounds
steak; two and one-fourth pounds
chicken; eight eggs; or six and
tworthirds pounds tomatoes. And
further, that one pound butter
equals either of the following:
four pounds beefsteak; eleven
and one-fourth pounds chicken
forty-one eggs; thirteen pounds
peas, or thirty two pounds toma-
toes.
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March 13, 1922.
Mr. E. J. 9. Peschke, Chief,
Bellville Volunteer Fire Co.
Bellville, Texas.
Dear Sir: —
In reply to your inquiry of
March 8th, would advise that so
long as your town remains un-
incorporated, credit for good fire
record is not applicable, and
about the only substantial reduc-
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