The Bellville Times (Bellville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, June 23, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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To be Extended to July 1st
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Continued to July 1st—Drop Your Work and Come
C. ROBERTS
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June 23,1922
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The Standard of Comparison
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Every
Buick Sixes
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Studio
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The first car of watermelons
of the 1922 crop was shipped
from Bellville on Friday. June
16th. They were bought by Bader
& Fikes of Austin, and netted
1395
Idas
3165
3075
1595
3375
5 Paun. Srdan .
f Pa— Coups -
7 Pa— Touring -
7 Pa—. Sudan
k Work
M pos-
equip-
under fifty dollars; transferred
to county court
State vs. Viola Finex, theft
over $50; dismissed and ordered
filed as a juvenile in County
Court
State vs. Tranquilian Ortego,
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First Car Bellville Watermelons
Shipped to Capitol City
• /1. eene.
MOTION DOCKET
In the case of The State vs.
Emil Dipple, charged with as*
sault to murder, in which a ver-
dict of aggravated assault was
rendered and a fine of $500 im-
Press reports have it that Jim
Simecek,of Westhof was fined
$100 in Justice court for failure
to dip his cattle. Simecek claim-
ed he did not have to dip his
animals because they were milk
cows and was treatin;
3 Pa— Roadster 91365
5 Pass. Touring
5 Pa—. Coupe
Bubnoipuon8.00a Tear in Advance
■blared at the Poet Office at Bellville.
Texas, aa Second Class Mail Matter
important to do so—it may well
bo predicted that there will be a
large votecast on July 22nd.
Changeable Weather Predicted
This is done for the benefit of our many customers and friends who were too
busy in the fields during the early part of our June Sale. We hope every
shrewd and economical shopper will take advantage of this sale as it means a
great saving to you on Dry Goods, Glothing. Shoes. R6ady-t0-W6ar and Millinery.
This is your sale and you should take advantage of the low prices
GOOD NEWS FOR THE
PUBLIC IN GENERAL
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L C. ROBERTS BIG JUNE SAL
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Scott, divorce; granted.
Pearl Sims vs.C.L. Sims, di-
vorce; granted.
Edmund Daniels vs. Donie
Daniels, divorce; granted.
Richmond Thompson vs. Mary
Thompson. divorce; granted.
Issiah David vs. Clemine Dav-
id. divorce; granted.
CRIMINAL DOCKET
State Vs. Leroy Buchanan,
charged with assault to rape;
verdict, not guilty.
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et een the springs and the French -plaited leather
hoistery are two thick, yielding pads of inter-
hair which positively prevent “lumping”.
Buick seat cushions, as in every other part of
car, is built the quality which has made Buick
81 e standard of comparison.
rey as sn able and conscientious
attorney for the State will be re-
membered and appreciated
throughout the district, and his
decision to not stand for re-elec-
tion was received everywhere
with regret. Personally, he has
made a host of friends here, who
will miss the regular twice-a-year
coming of himself and Mrs. Low-
rey. but who shall expect them,
« .. n , , .. , nevertheless, to visit with us oc-
State vs. Henry Roberts, tneft casionaliy.
The ni’u
rendered
Hic, and
are appre
byriti
deavoring
service tl
Reports from practically all
over the state are to the effect
that the executive committees of
the various counties are not
heeding the resolutions of the
State Committee, which would
bar all persons who voted any
other than the democratic ticket
two years ago from participat-
ing in the coming July primar-
ies. The facts are very plain
chat a qualified voter can not be
restrained from casting his bal-
lot in the coming primaries tbo
he or she voted the Republican,
verdiet 2 vearsinpeni- ?n, bower. was imposed
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1g them at
ticks The
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= . . . . the growers $1.75 per 100 pounds,
posed, a motion for a new trial Another car was shipped on
- was filed, and over-ruled by the Wednesday of this week, and
several more loaded on Thursday.
The yield this year is good and
Bellville melons have an extra
fine flavor due to soil conditions.
It is believed that after this
week Bellville will ship from
five to eight cars daily.
Owing to ill health, it was not
possible for District Attorney Sam
C. Lowrey to attend this term of
district court, which will be re-
gretted by his many friends here,
more particularly because this
would have been Mr. Lowrey's
last term of district court in
which he would represent the
state, which he has done so ably
since January, 1912. Mr. Lowrey
left LaGrange about the second
week that district court was in
session here, to go to Galveston
for treatment. During his ab-
sence, C. R. Johnson and J. E.
Edmondson were appointed by
the court to represent the state
in all cases where these gentle-
men were not retained as private
counsel. The work of Mr. Low-
Court. Notice of appeal was
given.
In the case of The State vs.
Fred Andersen, charged with as-
sault to murder, and in which a
verdict of one month in jail and
a fine of $100 was rendered,
motion for a new trial was over-
ruled, and notice of appeal given.
In the case of The State vs.
R. M. Ward, charged with mur-
der, a motion for a change of
venue was over-ruled, and the
Court then, upon his own motion,
changed the venue to Guadalupe
county.
CIVIL DOCKET
Buena Cherry vs. John Henry
Cherry, divorce; granted.
Hayes Scott vs. Josephine
£ .
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American Party or any other
ticket two years ago. This be-
ing the case, and it being the
duty of every citizen to vote for
the man of his choice-as well as
Buick cushions are comfortable on all roads because
o their double-deck” springs and resilient hair
pads. The upper springs, which are light and easy-
cting yield to the slightest road irregularity. The
ou er springs are larger and stiffer. They come
ito play on rough country roads, carrying the
passenger in comfort over bumps which cause the
ordinary seat to '‘strike bottom”.
This to the Season you should
lave a tube or Urban’s Balm
andy for Colds, Catarrh or
Sroup. Sold everywhere. We re-
fund your money if it fails. Tesch
nd Teach. -Advertisement.
Buick Fours
3 Pa— Roadster 3 895
5 Pars. Touring 935
2 Pa— Coupe . 1395
5 Pa— Sedan . 1395
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THE BELLVILLE TIMES
ESTABLISMED 1870
Published every Friday by
B. E 2E18KE. - Bditor and Prop,
aadancommunicationa to Abw Address
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Zeiske, Richard E. The Bellville Times (Bellville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, June 23, 1922, newspaper, June 23, 1922; Bellville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1579834/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .