The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 199, Ed. 1 Friday, February 24, 1939 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DENISON PRESS
Established in 1980
Telephone No. 300
Office of Publication 807 West Main
Issued Daily Except Sunday
Dedicated to cleau and responsive government
te individual and civic intagr ty; to individual and
cWc commercial progress
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authorised.
for mailing as second-class mutter
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advertisers desiring blind addresses.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
tee Week ............................................. I tie
One Month................................................ 35c
Three Months (In advancel ............................. 90c
Six Months (in advance)....................... $1,76
One Year (in advance) ..................... $3.60
(Wthin Zone l)
Six Months by Mail (in anvance) ......... $1.26
One Year by Ma i (in advance) .................... $2.00
school building in the the founts Which
still remains unserved by all-weather
roads.
Located as the community is in one of
the richest belts of the county and which
; is thickly settled, it makes its own appeal
| to the county commissioners and the peo
pie of this^section generally to build at the
j earliest possible moment the type of road
needed to take care of the situation and
make it possible for farmers also to move
their products to their nearest marketing
point.
Not only are the people of that com-
munity faithful backers of the highway
program for the remainder of the county,
hut they are located in one of the richest
sections of the county agriculturally. They
certainly niust be on the right
track by our way of doifl? busi-
ness, together -with the kind of
publication we are turning out
for our readers.
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DENISON
62-56-35
YEARSAGO
By DULCE MURRAY
FRIDAY/ FEB.'l4th, 1039
February 24, 1877
The receipts from the festival
on the night of the 22nd netted
one hundred and twenty dollars,
which will go into the treasury of
the ladies’ benevolent association,
and by them be judiciously ex-
pended for the benefit of the
needy.
(MARGE ACCOUNTS am acceptable from persons
having telephone Hated :n their own name and up
•n agreeing to remit wnen hill is presented. lb
per cent will be added on unpaid private accounts
after 80 days from date of first insert on.
CLOSING HOUR: Copy received by 9 a. m. wi
he published the same day.
practice general diversification and con- easion were furnished by Mr''Leb-
tribute largely to the milk, butter, egg and 11 mfn,’ wfM’ when the ladies called
other farm products which are marketed hi/ accuimVIfbe^Ry^mdid
them the snime receipted in full,
t his was a very generous act on
in Denison.
The stretch of road leading from Lo-
the next morning to split kindling.
Strict adherence to truth in all
statements made during the even-
ing was the binding regulation of
the evening.
February 24, 1904
F. B. Carver, who has been in
the laundry business for several
years, has resigned as manager
of the Lone Star laundry. He is
succeeded by F. A. Bogar who is
no stranger to the people «f Deni-
son. Mr. Bogar is thoroughly fa-
miliar with the laundry business.
He made a Bmall beginning in this
line in Denison a number of years
ago and soon acquired a large bus-
iness, at his laundry. The Deni-
son Laundry was more extensively
and favorably known than any
other laundry that has ever been
here. The stock holders of the
Lone Star laundry are to be con-
gratulated in placing the manage-
ment of their plant in such cap-
able hands. The Lone Star laun-
dry will continue as usual.
A boy named Sam Cook
RATES
Beer Docket
'Mrs. Howard Thomas has ap-
plied for a license to retail beer
at 1114 North Crockett, Sherman,
alnd hearing is set for Feb. 28.
1 Time lc per word.
3 times 2evper word.
6 times, Sc per word.
Minimum charge is for 12 word- H. H. Cummin. A,« Peer.on
(ror consecutive insertion:•- CUMMINS & PEARSON
Contract rates will be given
upon application. Legal rates at
one cent per word per insertion.
Marriage Licenses
Grady England and Elma Hop-
per, Whitewright, route 2.
Attomeys-at-Law
Security Building
Phone 420 DenitOn, Tex
Realty Transfers
Bessie C. Gunby to Edgar Al-
len, 178 by 200 feet in the J. B. i
McAnair survey, $10 and other j
considerations, Feb. 10, 1038.
R. It. Aston et ux to O. W. As-
ton, 40 by 153.3 feet on the north
side of Chaffin street in Sherman,
$10. Feb. 21, 1989.
W. C. Murrow et ux to Louise
Underwood, lots 5, 0, 7 and 8,
! block 2, original town nlnt of
was I Hagorman. $10 and other consid-
Avon
PRODUCTS
Mrs. Lela Perry
719 W. Hull — Pho. 1952-J
Bowerman-Coonrod Co.
IVe buy sell, and vulcanize U3ed
tires. General auto repairing.
Welding, anything in auto line.
203 S. Austin i
,J. E. MEADOR, DDS
lit) N. BURNiETT
First Door North Security
Bldg.
CANCELLATIONS must be received by 10:00 a
m. in order to avoid publication in current issue.
H&itORS: The Denison Pres* will not be re
ggunaible for more than one incorrect inser* n.
Nat.anal advertising representative Inland News-
paper Representative, Inc.. Wrigley Building, Chi
wage, III
shot in the left foot while rabbit! orations, Feb. 22, 1939.
- -------— „„ hunting east of the city. It is
, . , , „ , j 18 Pa,'t and much more than fell the old story. Cook was carrying J
CUSt to highway 91, if made an all-weath- ,0 his share in bearing the ox-« cocked shotgun, and in his hur-j
er road, would contribute one of the most ?enses of festival, but be rv to shoot the rabbit, the gun'
valuable pieces of road building in the where itVewdl|C0*nJt//!** J? diBpen,ed "^prematurely discharged, a
, , . . , wnere it will relieve distress and portion of the charge entering the 1 . ,
county and give to an important group of there is his reward. left foot He will lose two toes K G- *'nke uV to John Gray.
Oil end Gas Leases
James Harrison to John Gray,
32 acres in two tracts in the H.
W. Bailey and Thomas .7, Hill sur-
Graysonites their just dues.
-GO-
140 acres in the Thomas J. Hill
survey, $10, Feb. 7, 1939.
Lenora Belie Davis et ill to
,J‘JLIW!er’ ,0U!' aeoommodat- reported, still parents will persist ^v^cr^Varti^tho W^Reei-es
The express company
delivered the oysters in the city with Cook,
free of charge. an accident
kindly In this party there were six boys I
About every month j
of this character is j
OUT-OF-TOWN-ORDERS for
strictly payable in advanca
Some weeks back we called attention illg' grocer, furnished the queens- in giving their l oys fire arms for sun,(,y 'u/'
class fiea ads arc
Any erroneous statement reflecting upon tin
character or reputation of any persons will be
gladly corrected if brought to the attention o'
Uie publishers. The Den won Press assumes no r#»-
MO»eiMl.ty for errors in advertising insertions do
yond the price of the advertisement
Why Locust-Highway 91 Road
Should Be Built Now
The present stretch of bad weather
has brought again forcibly to the atten-
tion of the people of Locust community the
great need of an all-weather road from
Locust to highway No. 91.
Jan. 31, 1939.
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
In (he District Court, 'March
Term, A. D. 1939. To the She.--
iff or any Constable of Gruysoq
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded
that by making publication of t.lrs
citation in some newspaper pub-
lished in the County of Grayson
for four weeks previous to the re-
turn day hereof, you summon
John McDuffey whose residence
is unknown, to be and appear be-
fore the District Court, 15th Judi- j
dal District of Grayson County, |
, i , , , - - - ----- „ _ . , to be holden in and for the Coun-
ate too hasty. Most important, however, is; as enjoyable and successful, en New Suit. Filed ; ty of Grayson, at the Court House j
tertainments ever given in the city! Charlie Probst vs. Traders and | .................... !
of our readers to the lamentable fact ^at roraTtiirw^'colTnbutiXi11 MrlLrtt, who resides on
divorces in Grayson county were too fre- others of our citizens to aid along Texas *w«*t states lhal nearly »
quent. We had one Of the local ministers tht‘ *9>od cause. Indeed each cord of wood was stolen from the
express his appreciation of the editorial scemed to vie with the other to allc>’ "here it had been piled. 1 he
. , . . MO who could do the most to thief used a wagon,
and make the observation that such edi- make the entertainment pleasant Hr. Baker is convalescing from County-
torials in a daily were needed badly, even and profitable. his recent serious injuries. His
though they were unusual fora newspaper. Asides accessions from other Huends hope to see him on the
H is to be regretted that selfishness caused
our marriage law passed to make it more (Red River from the north since
difficult ’to get married, was repealed. As last September and still the tide
long as we make it a matter of a few min- pours "lt0 Toxas-
nutes for a couple to become wedded, that February 24, 1889 fifteenth district court
long will we also have marriages which One of the most unique, as well R M CARTER, JUDGE
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PLUMBING CO.
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„ nee(* lor instruction in such matters U)ok p|ace on the evening of the General Insurance company, work-
Whiie these people have been sharing j both by the parents and from the pulpits. 22nd at the residence of Judge men’s compensation, jury verdict
Marriage is something that should never an<i Mrs. J. M. Cook,
be entered into lightly. Woman was made|~;t the
o stand beside the man as his working Presbyterian ladies, it was Wash-
partner. The bone of which she was made i ington’s birthday and the great
came from man’s side -not from his head, ‘“vent could hardly have been
their part of the burden to help build bet
ter highways over the county, they remain
in the mud and their children are forced to
stay away from Overton school or are put
to endangering their health by exposure
t© open weather and muddy roads.
It is declared that this is the only
to indicate lordship, nor his foot, to indi-1:
on Barrett on special issues from which ft
judgment will be* drafted. The
plaintiff asked compensation for
injuries allegedly received Sept.
5, 1938, while in the employmer
of the Sherman Compress com-
pany.
cate servility.
WHAT
OTHER EDS
ARE THINKING
THE OIL ALLOWABLES
An at-aek upon oil allowables
of the Texas Railroad Commis-
sion made Monday at the first
meeting of the new commission
under which such allowables were
set.
Under the new regime Chair-
man Lon A. Smith and Jen*'
sadlor constiute the bianco of
power. All of the appointments
are made by them, while Ernest
O Thomosoo prestimhabv is ! ’>
clicking his keels on his desk -it
least, he might as well be doing
thRt.
A Tyier independent
protested the allowables at Mon-
j day’s hearing,
! age per well
Texas was about 13 barrels a
day, whereas many fields, espec-
ially in the Gulf Coast area had
A ;iVerge well allowables of several
hiinrir©/) hnei-nlfl
CaKi Disposed Of
Forest Gray vs. A. F. Thomp-
son, precinct 4 justice of the
peace, injunction, dismissed by
his country,
| was present in the person of Mr.
Hay,' and Martha Washington was
who has been confined with i.l-j impersonated by Miss Eliza Sims,
He said the aver- -ness at the family home for some "hofce drcss. a,’d raakc UP "'ere not agreement.
allowable in East weeks, is considerably better and onD historically correct, but al- -----
is recovering rapidly. While able 80 very becoming. Charley Red-! FIFTY-NINTH D1ST. COUR t
to receive company, being very wood appeared as the Marquis de j. t. iSUGGS JR., JUDGE
discreet about the matter will he Lafayette, while Miss Smma Mose- New Suit* Filed
observed until he is completely; ley represented the Marchioness. Jessie Anderson, a minor, by her
recovered. He is expected to be Vocal and instrumental music, rec- mother and next friend, Esther
at his desk ir. two or three months, itations and social conversation Anderson, and Elmo Pogue, vs.
-Ihe Denison Press continues were the order of the evening. Miasouri-Kansas-Texas, damages
to increased its influence and civ- Miss Annie Cole, of Wolfe City, In separate suits, the plaintiff asK
( e of readers. Being human we and Mrs. George Lyle delighted damages for injuries allegedly
make errors of judgment !<o > the audience with choice vocal receivevd Feb. 1, 1939, when the
numbers, and J. A. O’Reilly, un- rar Pro(U<e wa» driving was in a
dor pressure, recited the "Mont- j ^°'i8inn wi(h an engine of the d>--
gomery Guards,” to the uproar-
ous enjoyment of ail present.
George’s little hatchet has
hundred barrels.
Oil proration constitutes a
mighty problem. Bat if there i«
anv such discrimination as the
Tv er oil operators charge^ some-
thing should be done about it._
Greenville Herald.
operator
“SNOODLES”
also as to statement of facts ns
they may be. But we are a group
of boys in the from the country
trying to make an honest living
and build Denison. We don’t
want to tear down anybody or .
any istitution—not even a'com-1lncubatlnK since its historic en-
A l n r . . pod tor—although we might have counter with the favorite cherry
About Our Friends ^'ff'cient grounds for a lawsm* tree antl thpre wt,rp 11 sufficient
_ * ! and a ease in federal court. We number of young hatchets to ad-
\v -j e ~ "" " ®1 are receiving so much favorable mit of each member of the com-
i- ’ Wid Ureen is publicity and such an abundance puny bearing away one of them as
. * ** f e,t tbal her husband, cf good will from the people, w- a souvenir.
Interesting
Bits
fendant at the Barrett avenn *
crossing in Denison. Jessie Ander-
■ -on a-ks $25,368 and Pogue asks
D 0 $20,340.
I thereof in Sherman on the 2nd
Monday in March, 1939, then and
there to answer a petition filed in
said Court on the tith day of
j January 1939, wherein Myrtle
McDuffey is Plaintiff, anil John
McDuffey is Defendant, the ilfe
number of said suit being Ifiiioi
1 and the nature of said Plaintiff’s
demand being in substance it ac-
tion for divorce and custody of
minor child, Dora lone McDuffey,
a girl 12 years of a c. Plaintiff r.l-
“O alleges that she and defendant
were married on the first day of
May, 1910 and that had lived to-
gether as man and wife until the
21st day of June, 1938 when by
reason of harsh and cruel treat-
ment and improper conduct of de-
fendant which caused their living
together insupportable: Where-
fore plaintiff prays that divorce
: be granted ami custody of minoi
child be given to her.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, hut have
you then and there before said
Court this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have
c xecuted the same.
Witness R. B. Caraway, Cork
of District Court of Grayson Co.
Given under my hand and sc:-.!
Triangle Books
Cloth bound, brand new
seiies, now only 39c each
Authors, Max Brand, K.
Phillips Oppenheim, War-
wick Deeping. Hundreds of
others.
UNION NEWS
DRUG STORE
Union Station
Open ’Till 11 p. m.
SIM’S
HATCHERY
311 Weil Woodard—uemson
Sim* Hatchery Chick* Are Better
Twenty years of continuous
breeding better poultry; Main-
tain my own breeding farm; De-
vote my entire time, 365 days
in the year to poultry, no other
hatchery in the country does, study
the poultry business and know
GRAYSON COUNTY COURT
JAKE J I OY. JUDGE of February* 1939.
Complaint* Filed R. B. Caraway. Clerk District
Rufus Turner, possession of il- j Court, Grayson County, Texas
licit liquor for purpose of sale in By V. It. Henderson, Deputy.
They came in handy' dry area. - 10-17, 24, 3
I of said Court, at office in the I what the market demands: All
j City of Sherman, thk the 9th day chicks ffom county’s best flocks.
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By Charles McManus
tilled and bloodtested.
I handle only feeds that 1
know give best results in raising,
growing and producing eggs.
Custom hatching; Have the best
machine on the market today.
! have a full line of pouitrv
and dairy feed, priced right,
any quantity; Have exclusive -a'-
of one of the highest grade fee l
on the market, both poultry an.!
dairy- feeds.
You Buy Feed* Not Pound*
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