The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1935 Page: 7 of 8
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THE MINEOLA MONITOR
JUMBO
POULTRY — PRODUCE — ICE
At the Old Stand
Formerly Occupied by J. T. McKinney
We wish to thank our friends and customers for their patronage in our new business we purchased from J. T. McKinney. We are at the same place, in the
same business and respectfully solicit your business. We have established contact with wholesale houses in Longview, Shreveport, Amarillo, Dallas and Sul-
phur Springs which enables us to give you the highest market price.
If you are buying or selling see us.
NEW "HIGH-SPEED SAFETY" PLYMOUTH
Effigy*
Leon Aaron, Prop.
Telephone 77
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The 1935 Plymouth, announced as a "high-speed safety
car", ia on display here. Streamlined in design, the new
Plymouth is three inches longer than previous models—
189 inches from bumper to bumper. The torpedo-shaped
all-«teel body fits over the frame and is bolted to the frame
horizontally and vertically at 46 different points, instead
of the usual 18. The six-cylinder high compression engine
develops 82 horsepower and runs as cool at 80 miles an
hour as previous engines did at 50 miles an hour. This
results in long life and reduced oil consumption.
labor and all other expenses, and county farmers and dairymen now. the Court for the purpose of selling'
that the estimated replacement have 75 trench silos ranging in said land in whole or in part as
value of the 25 tons of feed in the capacity from 35 tons to 950. the Court may deem to the best
silo is $250. "In a time of short; * * * -interest to said parties; that said
pasturage and feed the use of ^ In Jackson county, home demon- Receiver may be directed to pay
trench silcs and the saving of feed stration club women report 57,- the proceeds of said sale,or sales
that otherwise would be wasted is 647 quarts of food canned during into the registry of said court for
very important," Mr. Perryman 1S34 by themselves and by the the benefits of said parties and for
says. women they have helped. Estimat- such other and further relief
# * * |ed value is $12,163.15. as the Court may find is proper
Quitman—Doris Jeanne Holley,
11 year old bedroom, demonstrator
for the Cartwright 4-H Club in
* * and necessary in the premises, and
Six terracing schools attended by for general relief.
237 men and boys were held by j Herein Fail Not but have before
Wood county, has completely re- IBrown county farm demonstra- , said Court, at its next regular
finished her' bedroom at a cost of Ition aeent in December. He has j term, this writ with your return
$14.80 by doing all of the work her- !on file 98 applications for help in i thereon, showing how you have ex-
terracing, covering 8,973 acres. jecuted the same.
* * * Given under my hand and seal
Madisonville—By terarcing 50 of said Court, at office in Quit-
acres of land, Fred Seay of Madi- man, Texas, on this 1st day of
self with the help of her father
and mother, according to Miss
Katherine Kelly, home demonstra-
tion agent. Doris Jeanne planned
her walls, used heav}^ building pa-
per to cover them, • and sewed
sacks together and tacked them
up to use as canvas. She repaper-
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Sunday at Mr and Mrs. Lloyd San-
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Mr. Anaerson and mother of Min-
About all the news we hear is
the old age pension and the "Wid-
ow's Mite."
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders, with~ ~Mrs7 M.~e7 Hunter
Betty Lee Sanders and Mr. and
Mrs. C: W Mitchell spent Sunday SpeightS; Mr and Mrs Noble wu_
— The weather is very gloomy now ed her walls and ceiling, finished
days, can hardly find a day fit her woodwork and floors which
for wash day. . '^ad previously been unfinished,
Mr. and Mrs. Mouzon Fletcher,and then enameled her furniture
eola spent Sunday with Mr.and had the following for supper Sun- jade green.
Mrs. Riley Belcher. |day night: Mr. Harles Benthul,' * *
Mrs. Mary Harris spent Sunday Misses Jewell Gibson, Louise and The Green Lake Home Demon-
Marie Fouse. The supper was serv- stration Club in
Mrs H. D. Speights, Miss Joyce |ed buffet style. ' believes in "lamps trimmed and
son county estimates that he has
added $250 to the value of his
farm for a cash outlay of $25, he
told W. L. David, farm dmeonstra-
tion agent. Mr. Seay used the
'county grader and machinery to
do his work and found that it
cost him 41 1-2 cents per acre.
The terraces were built 24 feet
wide and 24 inches high. Since
Mr. Seay has found out how little
_ „ , it costs him to have this work
un couru^ done, he plans to have more ter-
January A. D. 1935.
J. C. WRIGHT, Clerk.
District Court Wood County, Texas.
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at Glade water with Mr. and Mr;
George Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Dean spent g~d~ ™
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Galyean spent burning" and already has money
racing done in the near future.
Senew your subscription to Monitor Speights.
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lingham of Mineolaaad Mrs. Dub'the week end at Alba. in the bank to pay the expenses!
Kee of Rosewell, N. Mex., spent; some of the farmers are building of delegates to the 1935 Farmers
and Mrs. H. E ! up then terraces. Also breaking Short Course at A and
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The Times Herald
The Dallas Times Herald
agent's greatest pleasure and'
joy is for you to say, '"Start
the Times Herald at once so
that I can get a real news-
thai I can get a real news-
paper and extra good service."
Very few people know this
until Henry Neyman serves
them.
Agent, Mineola, Tex.
Mrs Mouzon Fletcher
spent Saturday at Pleasant Ridge
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wheeler spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Strange.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler of i
Dallas spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Riley Belcher.
Most all of the moving is over in
land.
M College.
When "hog killing time" vcpmes
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS
they plan to make tamales from To the Sheriff or any Constable of
i the heads and sell them to swell Wood County—Greeting:
| the fund. j You are Hereby Commanded to
# ^ ^ 'summon The Midland Oil Com-
| Seeds, plowing, young Plants pany and The QuaPaw fading
a . ipf & jx h cans and jars used "in producing Company by making pubUcation of
At Uil, IJeiltOil the products in the pantry shelf this citation once in each week
' jof Miss Kate Owen of Hill county for four consecutive weeks previ-
Denton, Jan. 16.—Three Mineola ec? her $1L78' ,.Th.e Products
Mineola Students
Practice Teaching
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toe commamty. _PeopIe are getting She has a surplus of canned fruit's " there ^ a neTOpaper
settled d wn to farm work.
lege for Women (CIA), Misses Ruth
published therein, but if not, then
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Mrs. Opal Green visited Mrs. Wil-,Helen Brothers and Lucille . .. . .. ? . in the nearest County where
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Office Over Service Drug Co.
—Office Hours—
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Mineola, Texas
, lie GalHton Sunday. | Watts, have been
Miss Jewell Gibson spent Satur- student teaching in the Denton
' day night and Sunday with Misses Public Schools for the second se-
Marie and Louise Fouse. mester of the 1934-35 session.
We are very sorry to' learn of; Students desiring permanent
friends to balance her food budget.
newspaper is published, to appear
at the next regular term of the
* * ' * (District Court of Wood County, to
Cannon. By removing 30 culls be holden at the Court House
from a flock of 104 hens, Mrs. J. J. thereof, in Quitman, on the 1st
the misfortune of Clive Tucker state teachers certificates are re-jBateman of Van Zandt county Monday in February a D 1935 the
'getting his leg broke last Wednes-; quired t0 do at least one semester made enough money to remodel same. being the 4t*h day of 'Peb_
day morning before school. He of teaching during their four years, her poultry house by eliminating ruary A D 1935) then and there
and Maurice Steele were playing college work. Piactice woik!sloping roosts and low doors, ac- answer a petition filed in said
and in some way fell with Maurice in the Denton Public Schools as.cording to Mrs. Mary Ethel Bran-Court on the 4th day of Septem-
. falling on Clive. He is resting as arranged by C.I.A. makes it possi-|don, home demonstration agent. ber A- D 1934( a suit> numbered
i well as could be expected. ible for students to get their train- j in addition, her records showed an on the docket of said Court No
Dallas News
Dallas Journal
2 Papers—Morning and
Afternoon, for only—
9L00 PES MONTH
Phone 260
Harold Nicholson,
Local Agent
Mrs. Henry Wheeler is on the in% under typical conditions which
,sick list also Mr. George Minshew. I they wiU meet in schools through-
j The singing Sunday afternoon |out the state.
!was fine. We appreciate having! Miss Little, daughter of Mrs Lula
'the good singers from out of the j'Little> wil1 P^ctice teach in home
community. economics; Miss Brothers, daugh-
! We invite all who will to come to ter of. Rev- and Mrs- L-. F- Broth"
preachin next Saturday night andiers> practice teach in English,
i Sunday morning. Bro. Adams will and Miss Watts' dau.ghter of Ml_
be with us.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Magee are
the proud parents of a new girl.
I failed to report the marriage
on Dec. 27 of Miss Inez Edwards
and Mr. Bert Yarbrough of Big
Spring. The good wishes of her
many friends go with her.
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and Mrs. Haywood
teach in Spanish.
Watts, will
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
Since the early days of automobiles we
have served the public with dependable au-
tomobile repairing. Our shop equipment
is the most efficient and is complete in ev-
ery detail, and our many years of success-
ful experience assures you the very best in
repair work.
.is&i jsai
W. E. LOTT & SON
Phone 174
Mineola, Texas
PLOW REPAIRS
FOR
ALL MAKES OF PLOWS
Get your repairs now and be ready to start
your farm work on time.
THOMPSON
Mineola,
Texas
Good ear corn $1.20. Nice bright
oats in even wt. bags and free
from Johnson 75c. Hegari in bun-
dles $15.00 per ton. Will assort
loads to suit customers and de-
liver free to your barn. Write or
phone orders to R. W, Williams,
Wolfe City, Texas. (Reference Mgr
of Devenport's Variety Store in
Mineola.)
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"Say It With Flowers"
Add Cheer to Home with Flowers.
Flowerphone 141, Mineola Floral Co.
ON TEXAS FARMS
By Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Extension Service Editor
Kountze.—Thirteen thousand and
five hundred pounda of wool were
sold by 43 members of the local
wool growers' association in Har-
din county during December for
$2,600, averaging $60 per grower,
according to W. P. Barrett, farm
demonstration agent. Through a
cooperative agent. Through a
In the county have been able to
sell their wool for several cents
above the price offered them indi-
vidually by buyers. The wool was
assembled at two central points in
the coutny where it was weighed,
branded and listed.
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Gatesviile.—The cost of digging
and filling a 60 foot trench silo
was only $18.50 for an estimated
amount of 25 tons of silage, W. T.
Peryrman, Coryell county, told
D. W. Sherrill farm demonstration
| agent. Mr. Perryman declared that
increase in egg production and the 6963, wherein Harrison Jordan et
the culling gave her working hens aj are plaintiffs, and Mrs. Eriene
more room on the roost and more.EmSj et al are Defendants, and
milk per hen. ja brief statement of plaintiff's
Mrs. Batemans record from Jan- cause of action, being as follows:
uary to September shows a profit plaintiffs would show to the
of $77.. Her feed and new stock court that the plaintiffs and de-
cost $81.45, while the sale of fry- fendants are joint owners in fee
ers and eggs brought in $158.45. simple of the following described
She adds that she also has three lands and premises situated in the
hogs which have been fed some of county of Wood and State of Tex-
tile feed charged to the poultry, as and particularly described as
* * * follows to-wit:
Hog killing and pork curing Beginning at the North West cor-
demonstrations were held in Wash- ner of the W. P. Greer survey No.
ington county at the farms of: 117 on the E B L of the Adam
Messrs. Chip and Lewin Rout in-Greer survey. Thence South with
December by T. H. Roensch and C. j the E B L of the Adam Greer Sur-
Hohn, county and district Ex-1 vey and W B L of the W P Greer
tension agents, when 26 hogs were j survey 844 vares to the S E corner
killed cut and cured the Texas A of the Adam Greer survey. Thence
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FLYNT'S, Mineola
Established 1876
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and M way. About 30 people par-
ticipated in the demonstration
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Delta county women had an eye
to looking well and in their home
demonstration work they complet-
ed 322 individually fitted patterns
and made for themselves 6,245 ar-
ticles of clothing valued at $9,-
140.63. New clothes closets to house
their good clothes were reported
by 20 women and 37 others improv-
ed the closets they already had.
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Canadian.—An average of 11
eggs per hen was laid during No-
vember by 550 white leghorn hens
west with the S B L of the Adam
Greer survey 924 vares to the
South East corner of a 99 acre
tract sold and conveyed by C M
Hall to L B Turman. Thence
North 1268 vares more or less to
the S E corner of a one acre tract.
Thence West 76 vares to corner.
Thence North 76 vares to corner
Thence East 1420 vares to the E B L
of the Adam Greer survey. Thence
South 500 vares to the place
of beginning and containing 221
acres of land more or less out
of the Adam Greer survey. That
Plaintiffs and Defendants are the
sole owners of said above de-
belonging to Mrs, Smith Morehead scribed land and that the esti-
of the Washita Home Demonstra-
tion Club in Hemphill county,,
while standard production for the
mated value thereof is $2000.00.
Plaintiffs would show to the Court
that a fair and equitable parti-
month is only 9 eggs per hen, ac- ! tion and division of said land de-
cording-to Miss Sadie Lee Oliver, {scribed cannot be had or any part
home demonstration agent. The thereof and that it is to the best
509 1-4 dozen eggs sold for $160
while the cost of production was
interest of all the parties hereto
that a Receiver be appointed by
only $82.65, leaving Mrs. Koore- j this Court for the purpose of sell-
head a profit of $77.35 for the |ing said land.
month. Her chickens are raised J Wherefore plaintiffs pray that
by methods outlined by the Texas j the defendants be cited to ap-
Extension Service, and her ex- I pear and answer herein, and that
penses were for laying mash, grain
oyster shell, medicine and lights.
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Starting with two trench silo
demonstrations and a depression,
$18.50 covered the cost «cilH&iped along by a drouth, Brazoria
upon a final hearing hereof that
the Court find, that said, above
described lands are not susceptible
of a fair and equitable partition
and division in whole or in part;
that a Receiver be appointed by
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Carraway, R. H. The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1935, newspaper, January 17, 1935; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth286179/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.