The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 13, 1914 Page: 3 of 8
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a. H. Hodgn, ft pfttrlftrchftl, white-
haired man of sixty, who claim* that
for twenty year* he w** a Methodlat
tolftlater, 1* lodged In the county Jntl
t Waco, charged with the murder ot
ijre. Hattie William*, who waa found
ad Thu re day night of last week with
hloroform-aoftked kloiona over her
tragedy occurred In a houae
-sixth and Fort avenue in
hero the two were living to-
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Hodge enticed Mrs, Williams
home In Mineral Wells. cam»
/aco with her some four month*
•. . ^0, made away with $4,000 In money
^ Which she took from home with her,
and finally murdered her, la the con-
tention of the county officials. At
the time of meeting Hodges. Mrs. Wil-
liam* was living In Mineral Wells
With her husband. Hodge presented
himself to her ns an oil promoter and
railroad builder.
"Ho claimed that he was going to
build a railroad clear across Mexi-
co,” said Mra. William*' brother
At the time of making the acquaint -
anee of Hodge. Mrs. Williams was
suffering a severe mental s raln on
account of the death of her run. i>er
relative* believed her mentally unbal-
anced at times. Il- dge seemed to take
great Interest In lightening iicr s >r-
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An agreed judgment was entered at
Auatln last Saturday by Judge George
Calhoun, In the Katy merger eul|t,
which Anally settled this litigation
which had been pending for over a
year.
The compromise provides for a com-
plete separation of the Texas Kniy
system from the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway of Kansas, known e*
the parent corporation
This Was a victory for the state.
The Texas company, however, won
its point on the consolidation with
the Texas Central railroad, the W|ch-,
Ita Falls lines and other lines men-
tioned In the consolidation act of the
thirty-third legislature; this is a vic-
tory for the company.
The decree provides that the Texas
company shall expend within a period
of six years $6,000,000 In Improve
menu, extentlons and betterments, ex-
clusive Of flood damage, which will
mean an addition outlay of about $2,-
000,000. No penalties are Imposed un-
der the agreement reached
The agreement and decree that the
court entered thereon provide for a
reorganization of the affairs of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway
company of Texas and Its consolida-
tion with the other Texas companies
defendants In the suit. The parties
row, and while visiting her |u Min- are given until the 2f.th day of April,
eral Wells wou'd -eati the |tlbl> m l<n i, to perfect the organization eon-
iter and deliver litigious discourses.' tern plated by the agreement tiled and
HI* presence nt ’rat became distaste-
ful to Mr. Williams, who demanded
that Mrs. Wllllnc* break off the ac-
quaintance. This lead to the quarrel
which ended In a separation between
Mr. and Mrs. Williams.
M*. Williams left Mineral Wells In
October of last year, says her brother.
Irwin. With Hodge she spent
liort while in Dallas, then on to
kco. When she left Mineral Wells
,/she had $4,000 In eash. The records
of the Provident National bank In
Waco show that she deposited $1,200
there In October, and now has a bal-
ance of $29.
"Hodge is no kin to her whatever." j laws of another state and that it gives
The complaint against Hodges was to the Texas company a complete In
Made by Mrs. J. H. Dodd of Dallas,, dependent management
by the decree of the court.
The agreement provides that the
shops on the Texas Central at Wal-
nut Springs substantially be restor
ed and as near as practicable main-
tained as they existed in April, 1912
Similar provision is made as to the
shops nt Hmlthvllle. us they existed
January 2,ri, 1913.
It may he said substantially that
the agreement and the decree place
the affairs of the Texais companies be
vond the power of control or domina-
tion by the Missouri. Kansas an I
Texas railway company of Kansas or
C0IWSXT HERE AND
Ten million barrel* more Portland
cement were produced In ISIS than in
the preceding year. There's hope for
the consumer even If breakfast food*
fall.
'Tts a poor metropolitan editor,
nowadays, who can't prove that an
ounce of turnip seed will grow tnto e
enr load of peaches If th< farmer only
applies himself diligently.
The department of agriculture
warns the public against eating raw
pork. This must apply to the city cus-
tomers, who have to pawn the cook-
stove In order-to tiny bacon Should
they be Interested In agricultural
marketing.
The consumption of candy In tills
country reaches colossal figures that
we trust are not attributable wholly
to the girls, or the children. The
keener a man's “sweet tooth" Is. the
less he cares for alcohol or tobacco.
Pure sugar Is a great ally of the tem-
perance forces.
In future, army officers will not he
permitted to discuss, publicly, "army
matters of debatable nature." And the
public just vibrates with Interest In
their views on ail matters that are
settled beyond the shadow of debate,
like the joy of having military auto
crats, for instance.
Madam lie Thebes. International
clairvoyant, especially enjoins women
and girls to discard, In 1914. thelt
pearls and wear diamond* Well, we
_ guess the ten-cent stores will sell
The exhibit of the Texas Industrial j both at alwmt the same price, and If
congress at the sixth national corn ex-j Ibis trifle in choosing w ill avert < a-
posltlon, now In session at Dallas, cov-1 tastrophe. let it be made
ering Feb. 10th to 24th, Is in the east; (Rewart Kdward White, the famous
half of the art building, just across author, announces that he has dlscov-
thc drive from the exposition build- ered the "missing link' in Herman
Ing in the state fair grounds It con-
sists of drop products, raised by con-
gress contestants In the 1913 contest.
ft A. Gregg, acting secretary
state, at Austin, said:
"This department has, through pub-
lic press and by letter, endeavored to
acquaint each and every corporation
within this state with the law passed
by the thirty-third legislature requir-
ing such corporations to make reports
to this department between the first
day of January and the first day of
February. The substance of these re-
ports Is known to every corporation
in the state, yet it seems that more
than four thousand corporations be-
came delinquent on the first day of
February for failure to make these
reports.
“It Is the duty of the secretary of
state to file a list of all such delin-
quent corporations with the attor-
ney general, and all corporations have
heretofore been notified through press
and by letter that the law' would be
strictly enforced.
"On February Tall delinquent cor-
porations became subject to the pen-
alty of $10 per duy for each day of
their delinquency and the department
will use every endeavor to collect the
penalties provided by law from all de-
linquent corporations which have fail-
ed to report.
"There are approximately 11.000
corporations In the stale which should
make the report and only about 7000
have reported."
NATIONAL CORN EXPOSITION
NOW IN SESSION AT DAM. IS
daughter of the dead woman, who
came to Waco with her uncle, Mr
Irwla.
Irwin says that when he and Mrs.
Dodd came to the house on Fort ave-
nue they found Hodge in consultation
with his lawyer, and that Hodge, when
they entered, ran upstairs and locked
himself in a room. Returning to
Hast Africa Wp’d he mighty thank
fill that this freak was found so far
from home, but before we Jubilate ov-
entered in competition with corn, cot-1 erinuch. we tire constrained to remem
ton. and other product exhibits from her that Mr White Is a novelist
Texas and other states In addition! "Why are some men paid $g a week,
to tin- exhibit of crop products, the; senne fin, l_’o. $>n and fern? some.
■ congress has a series of charts set-1 one inquires. Doubtless becauae the
jaiiv Other company chartered by the | (|^ on[ HU(l!l f.|rm tH,lps In picturejfirst and second classes haven't mu-
and tablet form ns Its experience with sldercd the better alternative of rttn-
I ""■■I'"".’ - j the Texas farmers shows they need It ning w ild with the Ja< k rabbits, the
Is expected that the exhibit of the second ding to hope and the third
j congress will lie very generally visited, I feels that he s copping his till and
ns every citizen of Texas Is interested should not worry over any of the rest.
In the showing made In the girls and
boys of the state. The farmers, es-
pecially, should take pencils and
notebooks with I hem, for the helps
set out lit the charts will tie constant-
Eeel Miserable!
Out of sorts, depressed, pain In thoj
back Electric Bitters renews your
health and strength A guaranteed j
I.lver and Kidney remedy Money back
If not satisfied. It completely cured I
Robert Madsen, of West Burlington. |
.,a.*rTh,r:irlrs,Ei'.'v™'»«•**«*»*».
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a bottle today; It will do the same for j greatest opportunity for the farmers of Do live tadpoles grow up to
iti/ens than the babies?
of murder. Constable Ixtslle Stegall j
and Deputy Phil Hobbs went after j you. Keep In the house for all liver I Texas to get useful helps in notebook
Hodge, found him at the house wl'h , and kidney complaints. Perfectly safe i f th||t ,ll4.v wi|| have
Wisconsin han a <-lot»4*d jm-hfom for
froK hunting If its dr.mtu mar
riaklaws requiring rxi^nslM* and
inquisitorial medical examinations an*
turning the voung ptooplr iti revolt
from hot!) • ntaf4- of matrimony and
the state of WifK-onnin. t h * *
protiTtinl.
be la'ttor
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BUTTER. FAT
21 Cervts
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EMPIRE Crea-mery ij
POLL TAX PAYMENTS
FOR COMANCHE COl'NTY
There were 4,279 poll taxes paid In
('omsuebe county this year, with 92
exemptions, making a total of 4,371
or a gain of 191 polls and 42 exemp-
tions over last year Below we give
a summary of polls paid by voting
precincts
In a street shooting at Van Horn,
Texas. J. H. Feely, sheriff, was kill-
ed O J. Hammett, a ranchman, was
shot through the thigh and badly
wounded All the men are prominent
citizens
Except for politics, Satan
lose his grip on some men.
would
Elbert Pierce, a lawyer, and arrest* I | and dependable Its results will sur-
| prise you. f*Uc and $ I .(><>. II K lUn-kltm
Hodge 1» the satin; man who In 1899 r~ ' "
gen-
& Co. Philadelphia er Nt, l/mis.
Served the town of Morgan as pastor
of the Methodist church, he at that
time being a member of the northwest
Texas conference. Previously he had
been pastor at lllco and was sen*
from Morgan to Stephenvllle. At til -
close of his first year's work at
Stephenvllle charges were •‘preferred
against him. These were presented on
the conference floor by the late He'
E. A. Bailey, then presiding elder of
the Dublin district When Hodge
came up for trial he offered to sur-
render his credentials rather than
stand trial, and the conference de-
cided to let hitn step down and out
rather than to take chances on prov-
ing his guilt. Hodge was next heard
from at Beaumont and has since been
quite a big land and oil promoter He
Is a man of fine appearance, well ed-
uoited mi possgsBPg fi commanding
appearance.
Hodge 1* well known In Hillsboro
where during the last year he spent
some months promoting various oil
companies, some pt the Klectru field
and some In Hill County.
POINTER FA KAGR Al’HH.
Most financial disasters can true
ed back to some get-rb h-quh k
scheme.
A man never realizes how cheap
talk Is until some woman offers him
a penny for his thoughts
When a woman makes up her mind
she does it In such a way that she
ran easily make li up over again.
If men were ns perfect as their
wives expfH't them to be, the monotony rendered to
of married life would be debilitating
elation In almost every exhibit,
fyotn the stall's, the I'. S government.
A. & M college, and the Texas ex
periincnt stations there Is a vast fund
of Information, in charted form so if
can be understood at a glance, that
will be of use every month 111 Un-
year An extensive program for en
terlainment of visitors Is being car-
ried out, but the farmer will find the
biggest returns from his notelmok and
pencil, for the whole exposition Is a
sc hool that he cannot afford to nils*.
FIVE ANI» FIFTY.
The department of agricult lire sor-
tin' southern cattlemen
and will not Insist cm tic*' dipping of
all cattle from below' Hie quarantine
Tin Poet Ijittreate of England, find-
ing time heavy on his hands, has set
himself the task of correcting his
countrymens pronnia iatcon ot ' r
and "a.' When tins Job is completed,
he can take a try at inventing a per-
petual motion machine The tilings
w icicle < .int be done and don I need to
be. anyhow, never fail to furnish
plenty of occupation for some person
Benito Vcllaiienva. Argentine Am
bassador to the I nit.'d States, lias r*-
signed, bet mis*- liter*' was some cap-
tious erillclsm over tn•• la* l that he
; didn't get on iiis Joi* for five months
after his appointment H* had per
i sonal political interests which pro-
i vented. What' Shall the scion of
l the haughty Ivons not have as much
Comanche No i
Comanche-No. 2
Masse No 3
Soda Springs No (
Dingier No .'*
(Justine No. ti
Fleming No 7
Energy No. 8
Lainkin No 9
Farmers' Chapel No
Hltzledell No 11
Wilson No 12
Proctor No 13
Tin'lly No 14
DeHeott No 1.",
Downing No. I »>
Duster No 17
Rucker No 18
Slpe Springs Nt
Shrum No 20
lllbb No, 21
Sidney No 22
Wlill v i I le No 2“
Mercer (lap No
Urviih> Cap No 23
Newburg No 2*.
1 'eat tie No 27
Indian Mcrtaln No .
Robinson Springs jo
Suez No 30 ,
Vandyke No 31
Gap No 32 , . .....
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A TEXAS YV(lNBEK
The Texas Bonder caret Lidnry *u4
bladder (rouble*, removing gravel,
curer diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rbumatism, and all Irregularities <rf
the kidneys and bladder in both m.n
and women, Regulate* bladder troub-
,! lee in children If not eold by your
druggists, will be -H by mall on re-
ceipt of $1 00 C s small bottle 1*
two mouth* trea lent, and seldom
tans to perfect - cure. Send for
Texas testimonials. Dr E, W. Hall.
2926 Olive street 81 Houle, Mo., Sold
by druggist*
l\s| IIEB I REE EDII (HIO.OtHi.
The most valuable fruit lre* in
orld tins had built around n a h-
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mad*- itN owner
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The man who pose* a* a lion In
society is usually a boar at home
NKARBY NEWS NOTES.
Bosque county ha* a total of 3.319
poll taxes and exemptions 328 of
these Aft* at Walnut. 390 at Iredell,
3S& *1 Meridian.
Clem Oldham ot Gorman suffered a
painful accident one day last week In
having a collar hone broken by being
thrown from a buggy Mr. Oldham
waa leisurely driving along In a bug-
gy and chanced to glance backward
At the name lime the buggy ran oxer
a large rook In the road and he was |
thrown put and the collar bone,
broken _j
■©W LET (BNSTIRATION
Rl'INi Y01R IIE Al.TH
ft Dsadea* the Brain and Weakens the
Body. Nat are Need* Held and Harm-
less Aid lo Overesaie It.
Nature doe* her beat to fight con-
stipation and Ita evil effects. She
fight* to the la»t atom of her strength,
but usually she hss to have assistance.
To avoid the sluggish bruin and
weakened body, the sick headache.
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If fitly men dirt all (be work
Ami gave the price to five.
And let those five miike all the rules
You'd say the fifty men were fools,
l'IItit to be alive.
And If you heard complaining cries
From fifty brawny men,
Blaming (he five for graft and greed.
Injustice, cruelty, indeed-*-
Whut would you call them then?
Not by their own superior force
Do five on fifty Hve,
Hut by election ami assent —
And privilege of government
Powers that the fifty give
If fifty men are really fools.
And five have ail the brains
The live must rule as now, we find:
But If ihe firtv have the mind
Why don t they take the reins’
Exchange
lilt*' whether offered for immediate j ntve*rty to fix bis political fen*'*** as
slaughter or for other purposes. | a„ Hldermuo of no particular descent
Southern congressmen, particularly j itatsoever Is cheerfully allowed?
those from the cattle sections ot Tex -1 One province in China has w itness
as. succeeded In convincing the dc- I ..xeciitUm of 24.(«*« men dur-
partment of the Injury to the live, ing ipi;t ,t large number of these In-
stock Industry and the benefit to no | ingj indisputably recognized as pojit
one except the manufacturer* of »*•'-! ,, n| "offenders. and the majority
eral kinds of cattle dip If the provls- I loosely termed ''bandits This num-
ioti was enacted into law. j per of official murders might to sat
1 Isfy the most conservative that China
NEW B t \ k OPENS HI SINEW. |u „ al, „ needs of the in*.
a a 1 < > 7»■ 11, and
other 'A orilh, t lo- !•:»:
ratin' fr<*rii the h;$l»* i
the remainder in '
nd tif the |Mirsc, j
hud ft o«»d Mud « i
Hold n) rapidl x last > ea r at In a |d»" *■ \
coated tongue and Wllouaneas.
unwlae to use uupnaasant calomel,
•o strong that it leave* mo«*
all knocked out." Don't taka
with your health
A great number of people have
I that Dodson* Elver Tone
,) makes one brighter, healthier
'happier In * perfectly eaay and
iral way, with ho pain nor gripe
and no bad after-effact*.
Dublin Drug k Jewelry Co. guar-
aatss ft without ooadltlon and will re-
fund purchase prk» If yon or* nol on*
liroly satisfied Dodson'a Uver Ton*
ahd a
takaa
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II K Truly, late of DeU'oti. was iu
Dublin today enroute to Waxahachl**
to accept a position us solicitor with
Use Waxahivchle Eight Mr Truly has
been for some time engaged with 111 •
Free Pr*'*s nt IhiHeon.
KEHEAKINU IN JONES CANE
REU SED HY AFFEAEN < 01’RT
The court of criminal appeal* In *<•»-
alon at Austin Inst Wednesday denied
a rehearing before that tribunal In th«
murder case of Robert and Charlie
Jones, which was recently affirmed
In the court session at Dallas
Thl* i» the final ending of one of
th* moat sensational cases which has
been on the criminal record* In Eratb
county for many year*. It will bo re-
called that Robert and Fharlte Jones
shot and killed their father, Rev la-e
W, Jones, at hi* home south of Dub-
lin In the early morning hours of
June 6, 1913. and that they came to
Dublin and surrendered to the off!
cers.
On trial In the district court
Stephenvllle the two boy*, largely
upon their own evidence, were con-
victed of murder and each given a
penalty of fifty years in the peniten-
tiary. They Immediately appealed the
case to the higher court and the judg
i nr the lower court woo affirmed
OFENS III S| NESS.
Reuben R. Cook, state bank tnspe* j
tor whs In Gorman last Monday ami j
delivered th.- charter <>r the Farmer*4 :
State Bank and Trust Company, of
Gorman, to its directors, and the bank
was opened for business. The bv.,„ ,
of It w Higginbotham, a temporary !
Institution, which has been doing bus-
iness sinee last fall, until the vault in
the new bank building w»R finis.nd.
passed Into the hands of th*- Fanner*
State Bank and Trust Comtunv an!
ceased Its operations .is a luvil.iiig in
K'ltutlon There was no ehatig" in ad'
from Die original div'••< toraie er o'
fi< inis elected w hen Hi*' new bank "‘*s
first organized
This bank starts out under most
favorable conditions, with a capital
stock of Itoi.tMMUMl, paid up. and lake-
rank among the soundest and most
permanent banking Institution* of the *
country -Gorman Progress
getting
hand There is
hility of any gov
tii*- simple process of
nothing like th* sta
Tiimeiit w li n ;i adoy,t.
-jopping off th-
heads of all w In, disagree
MB* IN ItRIEE.
its pn
rals*'<i his I>rl<'*■ i 4.
Some men ti*v*‘ *->pressed In
latigviag*' more forceful tfuui
IT'HI.IC OFINTON.
We are not 111 Ibis class, but
will continue to court the good
graces of FI’BEH' OPINION
tiv Die offering of a MAXIMEM
of > A ME at a MINIIIW
FRICK.
PARKER & DEAN
t.itIM ERS
T4'UphoiiE' No 91.
IilBUV TEXAS
that Mr Wood *->rt
14> JJt m or<1«r to avoid having to
ruin th*» trr«' ta» Hatinf> hud \w»<»d
hunt* rh Loh \nKfdrH Kxamim-r
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HYOMEI HKI.IKVKN
IN El YE
MINITIw
Help t oiuc* tfnlclvl) AAbcn lljomel Is
t sed ter ( atarrh, Rrenchltls or
t old In Ihs Head.
If you suffer from raising of mu*
otis. husky voice, discharge from the
nose, droppings In the throat, sniffles
or any other symptom* of catarrh, or
have bronchitis or cold In the bead
surely use Hyooud. It will banish
the discs**- germs In the nose, throat
and lung* and give quick and perma
nent relief or money refunded by Ov-
erton Drug Co.
The llyotne! treatment give* a ton-
ic healing effect to th* air you
breathe, destroy* the catarrhal germs,
atop* the potaondus secret ton*, aeothe*
the Irritated mucous membrane and
make* a marked Improvement In the
general health
The complete outfit. Including In-
bottle of llfiuld, cotta $I W,
bottle, of maid. If later aeed-
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rcstaursn: wh*i* li* transaction <«'
curs In wei 11-rril.in This pliase of
be law has caused mu li contention
luce Ihe comptroller ruled that Ih-
law proaiblli-d drinks Is Ing served in
such manner
Cicero Smith, millionaire lumber-
man. who died lo Mineral Wells. leTt
-a h of Ms children $ I no .non Smith,
•I Is told, was refused credit f**r n
$ I 7,(1 pair o' sluo-s in Fas: Texas when
iie was 34 vearw id*l All <»? hi* Im-
mense fortune was made after that
date, II is slated the man who re-
fused him * redit for the shoe* after-
ward* borrowed $?u,bon from Smith on
hla personal note
8 Vlrnm Hrales. a Spanish ml*
•tonary priest of (he Catholic church
of Han Antonio. «ai shot to death
in the front yard of Charles Baum
bergor. pres id on! of the Alamo Ce
ment company, w (mn the latter re-
turned Unexpectedly and found the
priest In his home Haumberger and
hie son. among the wealthiest, and
most prominent buainee* men In Ban
Antonio, surrendered to the officer*
ad were afterward, relesaed on bond,
of 14,000. It I. .aid that Brale* had
been Identified with the dlocaw a* *
traveling mteetoeary. working chtefly
to tke aeuMmenta nearby
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while* on «arth hh it Ih lo UiKplr*
to hulM a manwimi iu th*- $*k 1 ^h
is well kept, and we are proud
of it. You will be proud of your
butcher If yon trade with n».
We carry h full line of freah
and smoked meal*, boiled bam*,
lard and barbecue
qiAMTY THE RENT
FK1CEN RIGHT
CITY MARKET
NORTfiN A ( 0^ Pvoptk
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Peaches. Apricots, Berries, Vegetables of all Kinds -
These are some of Hie products of Fresno « remarkably fertile and
productive California (-ounty Fresno Is the producer of altnoKt tbs
entire raisin crop of Hit* Hnlted Slales Fresno has thousands Of
acre* of undeveloped farm lands awaiting Industrlons settler*.
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This Iwxvklet we will send to you together with a map of California, C‘ ‘ <
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and a copy of Kunaet Magazine, the monthly guide amt text-book Of thei
•ettler and homeneeker, tf you will send it* ten cent* In stamp* to par-
tially cover rout of mailing.
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The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 13, 1914, newspaper, February 13, 1914; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth543651/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.