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PAOB TWO
fHT: ALRANT NTCW8, ALBANY, TEXAi
THURSDAY,
FROM OUR EARLY FILES
SEPTEMBER 13. IMS-
Mr.. 8 8. Rest l'-ft Monday
morning for St. Louis, where -the
|(oe. to select her f ill and winter
millinery
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Frank Stahl *«■' in from the
Arendt ranch Monday.
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Henry Palm ha* moved hi- fam-
ily to Albany and they occupy the
H. W. lin.e residence
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John Hatcher, formerly of Mo-
ran, and a relative of J. II Moore
and Ruford and Wair Fox, N vis
Itinir in Albany
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Mi** Allie Coker, sister of Ivy
and Will Raker, returned to her
home Tuesday after visiting a few
days in Albany
# *
G. W. Johnson was in Albany
last Saturday and w is accompanied
home by his daughter, Mrs. (1. A.
Howsley.
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F. K. Hubbard win tin from the
southern part of the county yc-ter
day.
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(J. T. Reynolds, Will Dodson,
Jake Tucker, (i. W Holstein, C If.
Hester, were among the pa-ncri-
fcers on the Central yesterday
morning.
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J. M and Joe llennett have re
turned from Dakota.
# * *
Capt. June Peak left Monday
morning for Atlanta, Texa . with
a car load of fine horses.
* * *
Albany's first bicycle bloomer
were worn last Sunday hy :i young
man.
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DECEMBER 22, 1011 —
Win l.ittle, chief engineer of
the Texas Company at Muran, iv:i
in Albany Monday looking over the
town with Mi Cloud, preparatory
to laying the ga ; mailt in \lhanj.
* * *
I he Reynolds College il: m n!
Thursday for the Chri 'ma hoii
days.
* * *
Dr. and Mrs M 1). Haker, who
moved from Waco to Albany four t
years ago, are returning to that
city this week.
* * *
Mr. W. F. Lawrence of Sedwick,
attended the county institute in
Albany this week.
Mi 4 Mo i-lle Webb and Sail >
Matthews came home Friday from ,
Austin to .pend the holidays.
# # *
Mi. Todd, who ha-^ been v.-itifig
Mr. A. J. Center and family for
everal day-, left Friday for his
home in Arizona.
* * *
Miss Joe Leech returned Wed-
nesday from a visit in Fort Worth.
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Miss Fronie May Clausell came
home Thursday from Fort Worth,
where she ha* been attending P. <
u.
* * *
Mr. Joe Ward and Mr Williams
of Cisco were visitors in the W ebb
home Sunday.
# * *
Miss Kugenia Meyer came home
from Austin Tuesday to pend the
Christmas holidays.
* * *
J. .1
Oklahoma last winter, returned to
hi farm in the Newcomb commu-
nity this week.
NOTICE TO Al.l. BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
Order pa e<| hy the Com-
mi oner-' four* of Shackelford
County, Texas, at -(#<•■ i.iI term of
aid co'irf, held on September If,
l!i.1fi, that notice be given that
bid- will tie received by said court
on the
Isame being the 12th day of
October, Ifl.Vi, at the court hotlse
of Shackelford County. Texas, at
10 a. m. o'clock, and said bids to
be for and on the complete cover-
ing of said roof of the court hou e
of Shackelford County, with cop-
per, and including both the fur-
nishing of said copper and the
placing of same on said court
house roof in a diligent and ef-
ficient manner, and to replace any
wood work, including timbers, sup-
porting said roof which have de-
cayed or need replacing
Said contractor- submitting said
bid shall make a surety bond for
the amount of the contract bid as
is provided by law. And the right
to reject any and all bids for laid
i work is specially reserved by I health
| Shackelford County, Texa-, acting
-lealth Education
Places Attention
On Its Advantages
,\u-'in, September M A- emb-
ling of student, in the rhool- of
the State this month calls to pub-
second Monday in October, )ir nUention the definite health re-
pon ibilitv of parents and teach-
ers, a well a- health worker . and
is the subject of an address from
the State Department of Health to
the citizenship.
"A public health education pro-
gram is an outstanding factor in
the development of the physical,
mental, and social welfare of the
school children of today," said Dr.
John W Rrown, State Health Offi-
cer "Health teaching should be
a basic part of every educational
when he discovered that there were
two specie* of -crew worms, that
had previously been confu-ed a*
one pecies. The two flies, al-
though almost identical in appear-
ance, are entirely different in hab-
it One designated as the true
screw worm Infest* only the
wounds of living animals. The
second species, called the second-
ary invader, breeds in carcasses
and decaying flesh. This discovery
placed emphasis upon controlling
infested wounds in living animals,
thereby reducing the population of
true screw worm flies, and upon
preventing wounds in domestic ani-
mals and livestock.
Outbreaks Occur
From time to time outbreaks of
screw worms have occurred outside
the territory normally infested by
the fly, in Louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Kansas and other states.
In 1935 a serious infestation oc-
curred in fieorgia, Florida and oth-
gers and central office service de- ||n f|uest ot
partment heads, attended. the coveted trophfe*
As national director of service, Among these
Mr. Wood supervised the program, are the "Silver T«:
which was presented by members j prjM and the Me'
of his own department and of the plaque trophy. Mor#
Chevrolet engineering staff. The
regional and zone men received
detailed instructions in servicing
the product, with special reference
to special tools and equipment re-
quired to do the job properly.
ers,
GLORIA STUART
. , ;hv and through it's Commissioners'
Limitroop, who moved to
Witness my hand thi the Itlth
day of September, 1!13f>
(Seal) Homer T Rouldin,
County Judge, Shackel-
ford, County, Texa
Attested :
tiCAN EVWHlTf ,S,';iU H s
- / ' onnty Clerk of Shack
TeMi$mECoue«ef -W< *i*Ci'1 ni-jtc eifor.i County, Texa
Many people broadcast on the
wrong wave length.
* * *
lie pi t i t ion of the same mistake-
in unfailing sign of stupidity.
* * *
One cannot be intelligent wit!;
out learning from the tongue or
pen of other .
* * *
Keeping bail company wot. >■
than being alone.
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Kndeavor to be at least what
your friend think you are.
O
l WF.NTY-EIC.H't I VI NTS
program.
"Practically every phase of the
school system is related to health.
Housing, screening, diet, disposal ," southeastern states. The forces
of wastes exercise, rest, even the of the Bureau of Entomology and
manner of daily contact with oth- l'L«nt Quarantine were immediate
ill have a direct bearing on ly centered in that section and an
Schools must treat the extensive control campaign was
. hild as a whole with his physical begun This control campaign was
condition related definitely to his successful and the losses from
screw worms in that area were
greatly reduced.
At the present time the U. S.
factor in the control of communi-1 Department of Agriculture person-
cable di -ease. 'Communicable' - f "<*' working on the control of
a we all know' describe that | « r,,w worm is directed from San
kind of disease which may be im Antonio, Texa i. The problem it
parted or transmitted from one | being approached through the n,t
mental and emotional capacities.
Prevention Important
"Prevention is the all Important j
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CHEVROLET TRUCK SALES
BREAK FORMER RECORDS
in additional prttniana
offered to the mMt
anglers.
o—
I la la . Sep! "0
Texas Centennial
diver t ed nature, ;
to the 100th annive
will be conducted
t ion. of t he Stale ilu
of Octolier. i lie
in addition to til
Three' now
Fort Worth
Although
oli-i
Cent
in progre-
atid An. tit
plan have
Twentj five
lebruhon of
t all devoted
al y of l ex;i
v.iriott ei
ng the nionth
ei vance are
mini "Big
at D,alia.-, I
been made
for each of the li.'i community eel
ebration-, tho.-e scheduled for the
first half of the month have an-
nounced final and definite plans.
itured with
"The<'i me of
Saturday nigh'
DON' I SI KI P ON I KI T
SIDK. AI I F.CTS 11K ART
I f ' olliach C AS prevent s leep
iiie on i itrht ide i \ Adlerika. One
do-e bring- out poi.-on anil re-
l ev> 'ja pla ing on heart -o you
sleep -oundly a I night While thej
la -t SI 'I■;< I A I. I 0c I rial Size on
ale at Satuli i IIrug Stun .
TRY A CASSlFIliD AD IN III!'
ALUANY NKWS FOR HKSULTS
pet-on to another, either by per
onal contact or through some oth-
er method. One by one, the com-
municable diseases, such as .mall-
pox, diphtheria, whooping cough,
and typhoid fever, are being con-
trolled hy preventive or immuniz-
ing agent- It is much better for
all concerned that the child should
be . protected from ever taking
these diseases which often leave
some condition that will cause
trouble later in life.
"A utile your responsibility in
the community and work for the
development of health education
which will pave the way to a better
illh for the future."
o
HISTORY OK SCRKW WORM
I I Y CONTROl. IN THE
UNITED STATES
of proper animal husbandry prac-
tices and proper materials fo)
treating cases. You ran assist in
this campaign by giving records of
screw worm cases in votir livestock
Detroit, Mich., Sept. 30.—Sales
of Chevrolet trucks during the cur-
rent year have shattered all previ-
ous truck records in Chevrolet his-
tory, W. E. Fish, commercial car
manager, announced this week.
Sales to date since January 1
have totalled more than 25 per
rent above those for the same pe-
riod last year, and more than 17
per cent above those for the cor-
responding period in 1929, the all-
time record year, he said.
'Truck sales through August,"
said Mr. Fish, "were 103,575 units,
as compared with 1.10,21)6 last year
through August, and with 139,3S7
in 1929 Chevrolet dealers sold
more than 20,000 units a month
for -ix cor.se Mitive months begin
Austin, Texas, Sept. 90.—Jfei
ly two hundred men have ftlgnl
up as players In the Loflfchot1
Hand at the University of Tai
ning with M-rrh of this year a under the direction of Col. Otoi1
COUNTIES REMU
AT CIA.
DENTON, Sept. SO.-
dred and ten countlea fti1
states, and three foreign
are represented In the
dents enrolled at Texai
lege for Women (CIA)
first semester of t
States represented Iftdifc
zona, Arkansas, California,
rado, Connecticut, GeotglA,,
da, Illinois, Iowa,
turky, t/ousiana, Mil
Mexico, New York,
Tennessee, Washington,
and Texas. Foreign countHM I
resented are Denmark, CtthA,
Mexico.
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UNIVERSITY BAND HAS
NEARLY 200 MEMREI
(feat unparalleled in their history.
"The outlook for truck business
continues good. There is every
reason to expect a new all-time
high mark at the end of the cur-
rent year."
FISHING RODEO PERFECTED
E. Hurt. The first out-of-tot
trip of the band will be made Oe
tober 10, when the University too
ball team plays Oklahoma Utllve
ity in Dallas. On that same tr
the band will perform at the mee
ing in Dallas of the Lions Inter
tional.
Colonel Hurt has announced th
little Gladys Marian Pharr of Aui
to your local county agent or to
the district screw worm supervisor, 1 Port Isabel, Sept. 30.—Determ-
who will he glad to give you any | ined to make the event one of the j tin, H-year old daughter of Burnet
information you desire concerning most attractive of Texas ( enten- f'harr, for many years director o|
screw worm control. , n'!1' parties, sponsors of the Rio the band, will continue to act
Grande Valley Fishing Rodeo have the official mascot of the organll
announced extensive plans for the 1 |
third annual fishing tournament, I Free musical instruction will
October 7-11. | given to those members of th
Inquiries from various sections ^ band who wish it, in addition t|
"- regular band rehearsal, Hu«
The
rultur
screw
I' S. Department of Agr -
• recommends benzol to kill
worms in wounds, after
which the wound should be coated
with pine tar oil, specific gravity
1.01",5, to hasten healing of the
of the country indicate that fisher- the
wound and aid in repelling further men from all parts of the nation, said.
attack- of tin fly.
ROCK HU.L CL.UB
Cases of
stock, have I
ted State.
t o
• crew worm- in livo-
een known in the 1 ni
ince is 13, according
In The WEEK'S NEWS
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□ ROADWAY LISTENS I IN—Four leading players
Broadway hit, "Boy Meets Girl," heai the Literary
Digest presidential poll which is broadcast by the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, three times
weekly. Seated backstage they note election figures on
their poli o meters as the results are announced by
John B. Kennedy.
It. I artier, di strict -crew
worm supervisor, whose headt|uart-
ter are at Abilene, Texa . Au-
thentic ca es with positively identi-
fied specimen- date hack to 1 xS"J.
The crew Worm fly inhabit ■ the
outhern t inted State , Mexico,
'Central America, the We t indies
and South America including
| t' i uguiiy and Argentine.
j The pioneer cattle raisers of
Texas recognized the screw worm
as a eliou.s pest of livestock, am
there are many reference- made
by the early entomologists and vet
oriiiaia.au.. to it III literature. I 'lie
of the first mat * rial- recommended
for treating cases was calomel,
which w.a placed directly in the
won n
The Hock Hill home demons! l a
t on club met Wednesday itj the
hnnie of Mrs. Herbert Martin.
Sweet breads were scored by Miss
Kl I'leda llarr on, home demon
stratum agent. The five varieties
coia d were Dutch apple cake, cin- !
nntnon rolls, doughnuts, Swedish
tea rings and cross-cut buns.
Plans were made for an achieve
ment day program to be held Oc-
tober 7 in the home of Mrs. Herb-
ert Ray.
Members present were Mines.
I). F. Tripp, Herbert Ray, Glen
Martin, C. G. Stinchcomb, R. K.
Town end, I. I). McMullen, G. L.
Smith, Is k Moni.et, and Mi
M oi a a set, \ i - itor.
Service End Of Automobile
Business Makes Progress
Later, the u-e of chloro-
form and carbolic ointment- wa-
,adopted. None of the e ub-tan e
now r. commended.
New Remedies
The r. s. Department of Agri-
culture, Bureau of Entomology
mil Plant Quarantine, recommend
the pre cut methods of treatment
and control a- the result of re
search work conducted by Dr. F.
(Hishopp, Entomologist, and his
associates of the Division of In-
■ i i ts .Affecting Man and Animal-.
1 )e> roit. Mich., Sept. :!0. 1'inlet'
the extra emphasis laid on service
h> the expanded ervice and me-
chanical department of the Chev-
rolet centra! office, the service end
of Chevrolet dealers' business has
made great strides during the past
year. Beginning with the service
convention, one year ago this
month, C W. Wood and his or
ganizatioti throughoui the Vnited
States have conducted more than |
1,000 meetings of dealers' service
manager, and personnel, schooling
the field men not only in the prop- I
ea angler
pute, v,
onverge upon Port I -a
Typewriter Rilmons—The Ne
&
if
yeisir! We'll All Be A-Flyin1 Soon"
Attention, drivers! Let's talk every other driver on the road,
about inattention. ; Travelers Insurance .Company
high on the list of traffic sinners statistics show that 3,4(70 persons
is the man whose eyes wander all were killed last year when motor-
over the landscape when they '
should be on the road ahead and
whose mind, if any, is always on
vacation from the business of driv-
ing;
Not only does ho risk his own
life, and the lives of his wife and
, kiddies, but he is also a menace to j shun!
ists drove off the roadway. Another
4,000 imj'.. death when they got
over on the wrong side of the
road. Most accidents of that type
wouldn't happen to alert drivers.
Enlist today in the ranks of Safe
Drivers. Eyes Front! Atten—
I HERE COMES THE BRIDE—
I The latest In bridal gowns is
made of white marquisette, has
I full gored skirt and small
pearl buttons all the way down
the front. The tight fitting
sleeves with fullness at the
shoulder also fasten with pearl
buttons. The head dress tea
tures a white bird poised on a
background of white wheat.
WILL SHE MARRY'
— Miss Sarah Church-
daughter of Win-
ston Churchill, Eng.
I?nd's former Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer,
as she arrived recent-
ly in New York C.ty.
Miss Churchill is re-
ported engaged to mar-
ry Vic Oliver, pianist
comedian.
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m
Other important contributions have er servicing of the Chevrolet pro-
been made by entomologists and duct, but a'so in the principles I
veterinarian ■ of various state ! guiding their contacts with the,
I owner body.
'arman, En- So well has the program worked '
Department out that plans are now being laid
Texas, be- to continue this intensive work
the present , during the coming year. The
crew worm groundwork for the new program
■ same time , was laid at a two-day service con
| agencies.
In I'.no, Mr. D. C. I1
tomologist of the 1 . S.
of Agriculture, I'valde,
gan studies of benzol,
accepted material for s
i case treat ment. At thi
he and hi. associates developed the volition held here and at the Gen
S Use of pine tar oil as a wound eral Motors proving ground near
I dressing and fly repellent. j Milford Tuesday and Wednesday
| In lii.n a contribution of great j of this week. One hundred twen-
was made by Emory tj-five members of the service de-
importance
*
Weekly
Constitutional
• fry MAX BERNS
A National and Federal Qovernment
c
Cashing, Entomologist, of the | partment'
I . S. Department of Agriculture, regional
organization, including
:ind zone service mana-
| AS THE GAVEL SOUNDED—J. Ray
1 Murphy, National Commander of the
i Ameilcan Legion, as he called the Amer-
| lean Legion Convention to order, in
Cleveland, Ohio. Mayor Harold H. Our-
' ■■ ton, o' Cleveland, at left. ——
ffi R E C O R 6" Y E A R P R E DIC T f f5 —TTT
|turning from Europe. Byron C. Foy,
President of the DeSoto Div.sion of
the Chrysler Corporation, predicts a
record automobile year for 1937.
The new DeSoto plant in Detroit.
Mr. Foy said, will be the most mod-
.ern piant in America for mass pro-
l^uct|on of cars in middle price
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AMATEUR GOLF CHAMP
—Johnny Fiscr.-r of Cin-
cinnati with tr e cup which
he won by defeating Jock
McLean of Glasgow, Scot
land, at the National Ama-
teur Golf Championship
match, at Garden City,
——— New York.
The Risk You Take Without A
Liability Policy
You aijree to pay all judgments, regardles* of amount, that may
hv ^tiunTcT'aijan"! T,l jllfft / < u>^ « osf y
lawyer*' fees and all other costs and expenses arising out of .ac-
cident caused hy automobile, for which yen a r liable.
Call And let us show you how little* it v ill cost you to prevent
this.
Webb & Webb
Heal Estate, Insurance, Oil Leases.
TELEPHONE 285—FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLPG.
How do we maintain a national
niii! a federal government?
As Hamilton and Madison point
oat in The Federalist, our govern
tuiuit is partly national In that all
ihe people belong to one nation; and
partly fcdrral In that it Is a union of
separate states.
To the extent that tt Is national
wiih "the people thoroughly incor-
pnrnt.'d into one nation, every dis-
trict ought to have a proportional
share in the government"- a share
according to population. This our
Constitution provides hy propor-
tion >1 rcprcsrntatiim in the House
'f : res:Sj'iAivca —
T i t he extent that our government
t. federal—that it consists of a
!-at'iie of independent stales—"the
parties, however unequal in size,
Ity thus dividing CongreM Into;
two distinct branches, "no lit caul
he passed without the concurrence,!
•light to have an equal share in the
•unmon councils," Tills our Consti-
tution provides hy equal represen-
tation (two from each state) In the
Senate. This is a recognition "of the
portion of sovereignty remaining in
tile several states, an Instrument
f ir preserving that residuary sov-
ereignty and a guard against an Im-
proper consolidation of the states
iuto one simple republic."
tirst of a majority of the people, at 4
then of a majority of the states."
As ours ts "a compound republic
partaking both of the national and
federal character," concludes Th
Federalist, our Constitution
vides for a Congress "founded on
mixture of the principles of propoij
tional and equal representation."
(Next Week: "A Time-Tested
Power")
Copyright 1936 by Max Bernt
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