San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 2, 1942 Page: 2 of 8
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[O COUNTY NEWS
■wttctaer, 2 paaenger retreads.
Oscar Smith, Mathis, farmer, 2
passenger retreads.
Frank Joxquiak,, Taft, fanner, 2
passenger retreads.
R. S. Krebb. Taft, grain field-
man, 2 pasenger retreads, 1 pasenger
tube.
Plymouth Oil Co., Slnton, pro-
ducer crude oil. 1 truck retread, 1
truck tube. r
Cage Implement Co.. Taft, up-
keep farm Implement, 4 truck re-
treads.
Morris D. Brown. Taft, farmer, 2
truck retreads.
J. R. Gossett, Slnton, farmer, 2
truck retreads.
J. A. Glasson, Taft, farmer, 2
truck retreads.
Janies Oneal. Tuft, farmer, 4
truck retreads.
M.-B. Ortez. Slnton. hauling con-
tractor, 1 truck retread.
Henry Michalik. Gregory., farmer,
2 truck retreads.
H. A. Porter, Mathis, wholesale
dearel. gasoline. 2 truck retreads.
A. N. Smith. Odem farmer, 4
truck retreads.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co,
Wire Chief, 1 truck retread.
Marvin Schubert, Mathis farm-
er. 4 truck retreads.
Herman Kruse. Mathis, farmer, 4
light truck retreads.
John F. Rozypal. Slnton. farmer.
1 truck tire.
Joe Own. Mathis, measuring land
for AAA, 1 passenger tire, obsolete
C. M. Meeks. Slnton, gauger on
pipeline. 2 passenger tires, obsolete
• L. Z. Fenner. Sinton, dairyman, 1
tire, J tube, trailer obsolete!
Ralph H. Mathisenr Sint'en, sheet
metal worker, 2 tires,. T tube, obso-
lete.
R. C. Murk'. !■• y. Sr, Ingleside,
farmer, 2 tires. 2 tubes, trailer ob-
sulete;
J. A. Glasson. Taft, farmer. 1
Married Man Now
Eligible For Reserve
Rationing Board
Reports
Officer’s Training
All married and single men be-
tween the agea of 20 and 30 who,
possess at least a bachelor's degree
from an accredited college or uni-
versity
Published Everg Thurtdag ml Slnton, Texas
Owner and Publisher
Raftered as Mcsnd cists matter March 25th, 19M, at the Postofflcr at Sinton,
(tan Patricio County), Texas, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION HATE
Payable slrlcllu In advance
FOUR APPLICATIONS REFUSED
with two one-semester
courses of college mathematics can
apply for oflfcera' training school.
The Coast Guard is now accepting
applications of men with these qua-.
Uflcations. Come in or write for
information to the Houston Sub-
Recrultiflg Station, 210 Medical Arts
Building, Houston, Texas.
Nones—Obituaries snd poetry are published In this paper st the rate of 1
cent per word. A charge of It 00 Is made on cards of thanks. Stories of deaths
and funerals published In time to rataln the news value are not rated as
obituaries. Any erroneous reflection upon the character or standing of ItiJ
Individual published in these columns will be cheerfully corrected upon Its
being brought to the attention of the editor. We will also appreciate the
giving of any news Item, the names of visitors In your home. Or the going
of member, of your family away for a visit. Such assistance will help to
increase thi ealue of your local paper and should be given with the though!
that It Is a debt you owe lo the progress of your city.
Cage Funeral Home, Taft funer-
al director, 2 tire, 2 tubes, ambul-
ance.
Boh Whitten. Odem, deputy sher-
iff,'2 tires. 2 tulips, passenger.
W. T. Vickers, Sinton. farmer, 1
tube, passenger. ' ,
H" E. Hart, Sinton, farmer, 2
tires. 2 tubes, yuck.
Plymouth Oil Co, Sinton, pro-
ducer of crude; 2 truck tires, 2 pas-
sSnger retreads.
•N. M.' Foley, Taft, farmer, 2
tubes, tractor
.11. A Porter. Mathis, wholesale
gasoline dealer, 1 tire, 1 tube
truck.
G. C. Pi])er. Gregory, farmer,.2
tires. 2 tubes, tractor.
R. R, Pyron. Taft, farmer, 1 tire,
tractor.
Chas. Spiekerman, Odem. farmer,
2 tires, tractor.
CL W. Bartlett, Aransas Pass,
Wholesale produce, 2 tires, truck.
J. W. Hunt. Gregory, farmer, 1
tire. 1 tube, tractor.
Andy liudces. Odem, farmer, 1
tube, tractor.
Irvin Hart. Odem. farmer, 2 tires.
2 tubes, truck.
J C. Carroll Taft, farmer, 1 tire,
tractor.
Central Appliance Co, Aransas
Pass Ui| cas plant, 2 tires. 2 tubes,
truck.
City of Taft Taft. 4 tires. 4 tubes,
truck
Robert Culp. odem. orange Crush
diet-. 1 tire. 1 tube, truck,
1 t.tral. I’ow. i ,v I.ftrbt 'CV,, Aran-
sas Pass. Ice and Power sales. 2
■tires. 1 tube truck.?
F. O, Ifabric], Taft, farmer
2 tubes, truck. ,
" Western Sh' l! Fish Co,
tires: ' I
TYPEWRITER DEALS ILLEGAL
Rattler Lost Out
—- , Sp-oalif*d ‘'lemi-leas*" transac
There are few dramatic buttles In
nature that veteran Game Warden
John Hearn han never seen, and ,f<>r
long had wanted to set*, a blue snake-
tackle rattler. I-USt week it hap-
pened, reports the Cotulla Record, title to
Hearn came .upon the scene to find
the blue snake had wrapped itself of .typewriter rationing regulations,
around the rattler and had broken OPA announced, ^ale uf lypewrit-
Its neck. The .blue snake was in ers has been banned since March 6.
the act of swallowing the intt.h r except to buyers who present certi-
when it was disturbed and took to ficates issued by their local War
tlons by which certain stored have
been accepting the full sales price
, of typewriters under a’rental con-
traet. with the agreement that the
1 purchaser will automatically acquire
the machirie when OPA
legulations permit, are in violation
Pf^?fxtnei&mRT*sr*
TO WIN SUCH
/' STEADY APPROVAL
With the world's hardest-hitting, and most
dauntless dive-bombers now in the service
of the U. S. Navy, we Americans have every
reason for being assured that we will win.
With the world's finest ingredients being
used in brewing Pearl Beer, no wonder it's
the "thirst-choice" of taste-wise Texans.
It must please your taste to win such ap-
proval. Always say, "Bottle of Pearl, please '!
cover.
New Cartoon Sells War Bonds
There was a young farmer
named John,
Who said to himself—
"Well, I swan!
Defense Bonds get bigger
In value I figger
While helping our Victory
k is goot to hear v
Americas' are now pudding
10% of der pay into Bonds /
- Herman.' '
you tell him
it iss BONDS1
w* BUNDS!
STAMPS
Guy Crites. Tift, farmer. 4 tires7
4 tubes, passenger obsolete.
M. DfcVilbiss, Gregory, farmer, 1
automobile.'’
Jewell Sc*h]ey Taft. County Siij.it..
1 automobile.
Humble Oil A- Refining Co.. -In-■
^glesldeT ~re fTffoTrr t-'-nH4omoi>4le,.,..
G«t • bam per yield on your
auinp by bmting them
ftn U. S. Defense Bonds and
Stamps for Victory, Get one
today!
tires
"Keep ’Em Flying— —Buy Defense Bonds”
PEARL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
L. L, WOODMAN Telephono 4416-17
524 S. Staples Street Corpus Christ!, Texas
GINNERS and
BUSINESSMEN
Declaring that the list of, per-
sons eligible to buy new automo-
biles is growing larger, due to in-
creased employment in war produc-
tion. Hubert G. Larson of Washing-
ton, chief of OPA s auto rationing
branch, told a Dallas group last
week that it Is'not unpatriotic for
eligible purchasers to buy new cars.
Sales of new cars released needed
storage space and idle capital, he
pointed out.
We are PRINTERS of every kind of forms,
whether it be
, GIN TICKETS
W SCALE BOOKS
\ LETTER HEADS
\ nl ENVELOPES
~T- Bmml DUPLICATE CHECKS
' PAYROLL CHECKS
SCALE TICKETS
MANIFOLD ORDER BOOKS
DAILY RECAP SHEETS
COTTON HOUSE TICKETS
•—Or^ Anything Else that is PRINTED. You name it.
It isn’t necessary to go out of the county for this work.
Buy it at Home and SAVE MONEY.
The above cartoon poster, especially drawn to promote the sale
of War Bonds and Stamps, will soon he seen throughout the Tinted
States. It is one of four new posters stressing new themes in the
War Bond campaign. V. S, Treasury Dept,
M—2HW+-1 ^ SS 491A
Pique Flowers On Her Hat
Protect your family’s vitamin sup-
ply for a year ahead by canning
fruits and vegetables this season.
Don’t say you don’t know how—just
look it up in any good cookbook, or
call us and we’ll help you to find the
recipes you want!
Office Supplies
Your government is calling on
American housewives to “put up”
spring and summer vegetables and
fruits this year. So pick out your
recipes—get down those glass jars—
watch your grocer’s garden truck
and fruit counters! Stock your pan-
try shelves with nature’s vitamins,
and serve your country!
The flowers crowning this summer straw are made of white cotton
pique to match the crown, which is also made of cotton pique. The
pretty model wears it with a two-piece cotton suit which is very
popular this season.
And remember-r-“she cans who
thanks she can”—•yon can do it!
And your Dependable United Gas
Service will help you with
the cooking part of it— m
faithfully, efficiently and A
at lowest cost! M
TRAVELERS HOTEL
lVictokk
220 Broadway
IN THE HEART OF SAN ANTONIO
J^OW one of the leading and finest Reasonably
Priced hotels in the South. When you stop at the
Travelers you stop at one of the best. ♦ISO out-
side rooms. Seven stories of fireproof structure.
You will feel at home at this fine hotel. Rates
$1.50 and up Single; $2.00 and up Double.
Coffee Shop and Garage in connection.
M. THOMPSON, QEN’L. MGR. A
-Good
citizenship
...Full Gks ■up-
port for war
production
-1,300 train-
ed employee
-$1,100,000
annual taxes
-$0,900,000
ayeardiatri-
GOOD GAS SERVICE PIUS
/ UNITED GAS
PHONE 380
LIBERTY LIMERICKS
'ore THAN JU5T GAS
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San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 2, 1942, newspaper, July 2, 1942; Sinton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth717617/m1/2/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sinton Public Library.