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SIX
THE DEMOCRAT-VOICE, COLEMAN, TEXAS.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. 1914.
News Items of Other Towns
SAN ANGELO ITEMS.
I tel in 'West Texas, This building
Will be a handsome three-story buff
brick with ample sleeping porches
(From the Standard.)
Jeaee Key, a well known San An-j and spacious halls. It will have every
gelo boy and member for a number ot modern convenience, like bell service,
years of the San Angelo Military i tpnning water and a bath in each
Band, has accepted a position irj Mur- room. The promoters sav the hotel
phy’s Comedians Band and Orchestra. | would be opened ,for service not later
Ho leaves with the show Thursday for than December 1st, 1914. From thir-
El Paso. , • | ty to fifty workmen will be kept busy
The Henderson Buggy and Jmple- j until the building is completed,
ment Company now occupies three j This building .will be a credit to
floors of the large building near the. Oiona, and the promoters are hurry-
federal post office. This institution 1 ing the building to completion in <>r-
is the only exclusive implement' and I der to take care of the transient trade
buggy establishment in West Texas, which will pour through here next ^ ( r-x o'. • A* *'
it being the oldest. Mr.. R. H. Hen- j V -■>' on its way to the Exposition on • LOUlSOH S-UFUg OlOFC
:J, 38-36' , " * V/M
More About
Farm Terracing
(From fSeml-Weekly Farm News.)
About ten years ago there was a
farmer over in'East Texas whose for.
ty-acre farm was gradually but sure-
ly getting away from him. It was
all'tfie had. Iiis living'depended upon
what he could make it yield. Although
him title was perfect, and no man
could take it from him, the rains
which made it produce, also were
carrying the soil down the hillsides
and out toward the Gulf of Mexico
Hr speht sleepless, nights thinking’
iff the future, when its productive-
TEXAS RAMBOUILLETS
All pure bred. Unsurpassed for form, size and fleece. We offe^
for 1914:
600 1 and 2 year old rartirf.
300 ewes, present delivery,
1,100 ewes, fall delivery.
A splendid opportunity to start a stud flock. June, 1914, we
sold two cars of ewes to Wilson & Vencil, the men who always take
the carlot premiums on lumbs at Fort Worth. We have sold thous-
ands of rams which have given general satisfaction.
GRAHAM & PIcCORQUEDALE, Graham, Texas
demon is the president and for the the Pacific Coast.
past ten years has devoted his time , - -
to the building up of an establishment Santa Inna’s First Bale,
ranking among the first in the state (Santa Anna News.)
of Texas. j Santa Anna ginned her first
hale
Will Buy Poor Farm.
The county commissioners will | ygth The bale weighed 560 pounds
meet Monday in regular monthly ses- j lliuj tva* sold to Adams & Childers it
sion. One of the most important mat j $10,25, bringing $57,40. To this was
tern to be considered will be the se- added a premium of $66.45.
lection of a site for a county p x>r The bale was raised by J. R. Sheild
farm .. This matter has been under 0f n(,ar When and was ginned by W.
way for some time B. Wallace. The first bale is two or )
A home for.the destitute, to cost) three weeks late.
1 bo gone and the hillsides bare.
Then one day he read an an-
nouncement that a man from Georgia
Was to talk on farm terracing at the
county seat. This farmer knew noth-
ing of gracing, except that it was
ve shit of way by yvhich soil could
jkopit-’ if-tom washing- His idea of
as a vague, difficult method, one
hard to be applied by the average
farmer. He took a day off and went
to town, heard what the man from
between $10,000 and
be erected and the
suitable plate will b<
taken
$20,000, is to
selection of a
the first step
The first- hale
year was brought in August 7th, the j
first b*V in 1912 on August 2nd.
he
s Fair is i
ir, that |
and we
to t*et1
beef and. goat having been barbecued
for the occasion, and everything
cotton Wednesday afternoon, Aug. .nearly that could be thoujptjjf in tUff.
way of meats, vegetables, fruit, aqtf*
pastry, that would appeal to the “to-
ner man” Wus served to those who
had gathered together in gladsome
reunion to meet and mingle one with
the other. 'f vjwf m ^ w nj> iut|[ _________ .
11,w appropriate indeed that tin e, I me"thmls
last j scions of the oldest arid one of the
most honored, and honorable families j
in this section, should meet in this j
,:Ure,.-i!iy. and perpetuate - ot.
• only family ties, hut ties of friendship J
and lovjr, one for the other. It is a
beautiful custom, and on* we are glad . ^ UI1 ,,,
)uke, was the victim of, a fear- to observed by many of the . h^uaiastic advocate of farm tef-
ident ll li\y, which cost 1 ' ' *'J . ,’ raclhtf, and i never too'husv to toll
in« sight of one eye ami inflicted pain |, The Cunningham fam# descended 1 ..1 W , n TA\ • . -----
that was moat oxcrociatinpr- Frank J *r<?m v^ptain Jarno^ ancffAunt Sumo
Alien and his older brother, Douglas,J Cunningham, pioneers, who settled
Dublin Boy Loses Eye.
| (Dublin Progress.)
Frank Alien, ten vears old son
F -V
had heard^explained
When the next-rain came, instead
of seeing his land start on its way to
the Gulf, he saw it held in the, fields,
i and in addition, the water being held |
in check, to soak deeper .into (he soil. J
From that time, on he has been an
Day Phone 1S2
Hnrnp & Reck
1
V
' w /.
a
11U111 v VI l/v vll
yndertakers
Embalmers
Night Phone 137
> “ •
FUNERAL CAR IN CONNECTION
ful
then y'ho\are interested all hqttjnt
; were playing with a small parachute,
upon which they had tied an old cot-)
i ton-tie buckle as a weight to make j
the parachute operate and descend to.j
ground properly.
ruth ■ he in the early 50’*,
arid helped !•> Wro.M this country from
the savage re'd men. They were of the
old southern school, and were nyt«d,
it how it increases Vkfd -
idnhwr is Henry W. Arkev of j
^|,‘| |^|tjh,k,ounty, fltagas. A j
one fur the other. It
Talpa Fair Last Saturday in Sept.
(Talpa Post.)
The regular date for Talpa
the last Saturday in Septemt
is when it will be this year,
ask the good people to begin
ready forjhe event.
Sure we can’t expect to have an
exhibition that will equal the three
days event at Brownwbod or the two
day event at Coleman or even the fif-; ground properly. . The boys had. „
Dal,f bf ■ ......bv those in rtiarfe of
have a better f^r according to the sue , uhi!e Douglas wa , whirling the para- j region. ncle Aaron and :l T^(|s jL the one man f [
the town, th*n any of them. Sotae, chute preparatory 'tb throwing it in ‘,®usf*JUr hf 1 mle John, but to offset intdPeilt in terracing A®
^ • the air the smaller boy came closer | then*-was-tlurteen additions hy, ^ i(, th7 cfrmonstra4K«
to his brother and so near that the !*»«*• »nii th«* bY 'carnage, - j-ijfr ^ ^ ^ MississinnilEIJtndv
and
fo yearw ago hi-j imtern i t'h
dcmon,x)rStipn ytynr(t uiid r' sdporvlpr.i
' far and wide,
of \jie Unified Sfaies Depiu'tj
illcn't '? iff |
to be sure will have the limber
and hold'back-, they always do. you
cannot expect anything , out of thera.l buck)e struck him intho eve as it was j
you never got anything out of them h(,in)? whir!e(1 with much force. Being
heretofore and you won t be drop liafk th(. ,.hild m pot’ observe' the]
pointed in them this time, but the
great majority will take hold and,
GOOD NEWS.
:
terracing,
ihusihstie and
came back j
with a belt)
heavy iron weight and,it .struck him!
- . ■ , full in the open eve. The remains of j an< r"',,pd Thereby,
work like they have m the past, andl {h(, wer(l r<,m0Ved the following] “Good news travels fast,” and the
the fair will be a wonu- rful -1 - day by attending physicians who were! thousands of bad back sufferers in
~ ” _ 5 , f , . ailed quicklv when the accident oc-- j Coleman are glad to learn where re-
Sheep Inspeciion Law Expired July ^1. . ' lief may be found. Many a lame.
(Paint Rock Herald.) /’_ | ... wtsak and aching hack is bad no
Many Coleman Readers Have Heard™rp°f the work °f ^!1 than
M"1'
County Attorney Geo E. Critz in
forms u's that the -heep m-pection.
law’ex pi red .e duly 1st. ,.-,1 that all
county inspectors with the state in-
spector a re out of a job from that
date. We do not know as to the rtier-
it* of the law, but we feel that some
kind of inspection that would prevent
the scab would be of great benefit to
1 our county
H. S. Pelrson Weds..
(Santa-Anna News.)
Mr
' Mr*-
Creek
at Br«
Mrs.
Pea
:
Indian
Marketing \ssoeiatlon Needed.
(C omanche’Chief.)
■ The. Hog Growers of Comanche
cou-nty have .organized an association
for mutual protection and find it very
profitable and successful, especially
when it conies to marketing.
This,, year the tomato crop, the
green or bell pepper crop and melon
•r p a»e especially fine The farmers
complain there is nn market for their
tuff and there isn’t if they are forc-
ed to depend iipOn the local market,
th re is, nut people enough hyr*
msume the output. The people
WorthrdDalla-. Waco, and oth
s could and would consu-m
| more, thank; to Doan's, Kidney Pills;
Our citizens are telling the good
news of their experience with this
j remedy. Here is an example worth
reading:
Mrs. Nannie Berry, Coleman. Texa .
sacs; “J have been bothered by kidney
trouble for several years. I got so
bad that 1 could hardly move. I had
rheumatic pains and my feet swell-
| eii I began using Doan’s Kidney
! Fills, procured at •Mahnffrv X- Coul-
for
to
Ptn
son’s;Drug Store and they gave me
t-i in! relief ,„I am rarely troubled now. burnt that “terracing, when properly
The importance of the w ■ irk- /MMtig
recognized, he was sept, ii»ff'(qt^ier
counties in Texas-to demb^t^ite V|th
other agents working under Govern-
ment supervision; and the practice of
farm terracing spread more rapidly;
Now he stays in his.home coilnty and
other agents are sent to him to study
the methods and see the results of
the work. And there are many ter-
raced farm,, in Smith epunt.v. Mr.
Acker ha- terraced a great number
himself, and many others have done
the work according to methods he ad-
vocates.
In an address to farmers at. the A/fl
it M. College in July. Mr. Acker
talked of terracing and its advantages
concluding With the significant state
f iiRd’npver so bad that a few doses of
Doai
lief.
s Kidney T’ilW won’t
I take pleasure in
bring re-
telling my
San
. *
■phi- if it A*u- put
neighbors of thi?
;. medicine ’’
irgan ized. sv-te-
Price 50c, at
all dealers. Don’t
" ■ '
simply a-k for a
kidney retaedv get
ity f,,- the farm
Doan’s Kidney V
ills—the earn*- jhht
i*h thi-. Chumbe
■ Mr: Berry had.
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
METHODIST PREACHER A,NII
« TWO BOYS DROWN \T Wt'NJC
LONG NEEDED
NECESSITY SUPPLIED
rfiinir Abe
.Turner,
ut H-/M
•pa ft a
\r-
i y
mi
done, is one of the best things; when
improperly done, one of the worst.
This is not written for the purpose!
i r thnoying u bouquet to Mr. Acker,!
although he ha- done a great work, j
Fo! to t-mpha-i/e the fact that, greu i.
go.wl - often - can result from a . fnan
' ting,a little time from his routine
duties to listen to something new to
him. avi which, pertain- to the work I
".-hii-h he is engaged.
BABINGTON & GOLSON
.
KB/^L j^STATEt LIVE STOCK
mi:
4' '
AND RENTALS
) Gbrresponden^e Solicited. No trouble to answer questions
about conditions in Cpleman county.
S
tt
J. E. Stevens .Hardware
and Furniture Co.
v # ' f ■
Funeral Directors
And EMBALMERS
DAY PHONE 21.
NIGHT PHONE 170
TAN-NO-MORE
AND
FRECKELEATER
Two of the most
Scientific .Beautifying
Agencies Known.
TAN-NO-MORE
TBE SKIN BEAUTiriER
The ftcieatific combinatioa of Cream
aad Powder. Delightful in appeareace
aad pleasing ia its effect. Used during
Ike day it ia a protection from the ion
Of, heMxfiv
or-ije^ethmlist C'huW|r, hrotjlpani
vb t’lmJr
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
and, wind, la (he evening its noc assures
a faultless complexion.
Lsneriepc* s*s tssghl ■■ that the beat way
la sooty Taa-lta-Mara ia ta pal H aa very we! and
■oh art with a idt towel at ewce and do aol wait
!a*Itta dry
-•nth i
Of
th
hi wife and twB t’HfHiflftj 1 and
ml'Vyjnf l»iy .went t. :ij !nyi- about
"4'ff
eL.i-
thi
To avo
public nec
fnlightcni
There ia. i
more lh»'
filled gla«
connected
tag. in
doing re-u
should receive
for service
sell. People a
account, and 1
tacle graft
or- demand
don't care
fqr nxamlT
Dr A. L. .
Brown woo<
Machine E
cent of iSp
hue their -
fit than.th
half the v
no ft**- t. ■ -
pttrcha-ie- -
[it and
fivt
It -
v 1
$4
paid
latter
ave i*e
g and
<e thi
a at ho
$5 00
ilir the
itur tvsyrisns
.1 Dublin Pro
er .! ,! e Unit
Deported.
.victim^
as a fee
f fit and
on that,
to spec
be
terl
Kid,
meet thi* prejudic
and arrange for
or feel able to
thotf who Kurd Mian.
pay ettru , •
.. ) Ai) jn» i . ......
Turkoy.an<l other
► < b.i'Ht.c- whom tho\'
mg -and sKilli
ores of Jones’ <
t*T n X X»1 n I* 1 •*•
>pl;t*al f‘>, K ;
:.'Texa-. ha* i
oy<*ntiKi « {1 f
» . • •••jf • our
ip Tester wilK j*
hich 00 prr f>
ft <»f- t lf
THI M'ABl OF TEXAS,
'To: thWSBirtfl' or any Constable
(''WmlwCounty—Greeting;
You arif hcreb«rqmmanded, - that
, you summon-. b,\-fl|i*l(ing publication
t f tnwt form p|cinic of thi- 'Citation jji ■ onie newspaper)
after reaching the. laktyf-tyr or, published ini Ijhe of Coleman,
f the hoc- went out i^'a n|mt. I if there lie a * wpCspaper published
m« that their weight ■overloaded 1 therein, hut if ilfU then in any news-
boat and H began to "iliri'^./and! b?pef publiah.-d i^hc 35th Judicial
, ( i ...... i , x i district; but if wtaro be no newspaper
*. r.. •. , , published m said ninicial district, then
Mr Turner, seeing the pre.lnam.mt jfi ^ewiipapcr pjfdlshed in the near-
and peril of the boys, railed to them • district to said 35th judicial dis-
to hold on to the boat, and then hf : trilft, for four weeks, previous to the
jumped into the water to rescue them1. ) return dav hereuf. J. B. Baker, J. B.
A Mr Turner run-had the boat hi- Robert*. M H. Harrington, G Ver-
-on, Herman, and K ir| Wnol.-v threw I non Murrav and J. Ib Wilson, whose
their arm- about his neck :md the j residence is unknown, to be and ap-
throe went down together in about 7 I 5fP-rd5''.i?^re Honorable-District
fee. „f U .iter. Th- bodi, never e ,me j ( tfr«tb«”**
,, . . , ofhoidtA' in the County of Cole-
UP again, all three bemg drowm-l. j ,n^lt tfce (-ourt Ii(mM thpr?of in
* Coleman, Coleman count- Texas, on
"Slav-at■Home" Sufferers of Hay the'2nd Monday in November, A. D | ,
Imr. $9$ 'slhma.—Get a Bottle 1914,. -ame being the 9th dav of Nov.
of Foley’s Honey and Tar -a, -
All Dealers
50 AND 35 CTS.
FRECKELEATER CREAM
For the removing of Liver Spots,
rrockles, King Worm and all kindred
blrmisken of the skin. It will bleach tho
skis in 10 days and stake it as seseetk
and soft as a baby's.
Maktt lad Cooipicioii Goad
Good Complaiions Beiiar,
All Dealers
50 AND 25 CTS
An *ocd» sold utw as »b«ol«t« tssnntre U pIco, „r monrv buck.
Aayoav roqsvsltaa U will W Mat • Hull umplc of •( Tu « More at w lattla BaoUot hr
BAKER-WHEELER MFG. CO.
DALLAS, TEXAS
J
sion thereof front these 'laintiffs tu
their damage in the sum of ONE;
THOUSAND ($1,000,00) DOLLARS.;
WHEREFORE, premises considered,!
plaintiffs pray for citation to the do
fendants, and upon hearing thereof)
that these plaintiffs recover judgment
How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
against these defendants for the title y^^beU
and possession of the said lands» and Mm perfectly honorable in all buslnm*
premises, and- for writ of possession, i transaction* and financially able to carry
i t ' ,.„i r . ...i i out any obllsatlon* made by his firm,
and for cost and for genera] and NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
special relief.----- * Toledo, O.
Hall’* Catarrh Cure I* taken Internally,
HEREIN FAIL NOT, And have you
before said Court," on the said -first ]
day of the next term thereof, thi-
writ, with your endorsement thereon,
showing how you have executed the
same.
Given under my hand and' seal of
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonial*
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
T*k* 11*11 ’* Family pill* for constipation. |
A 1 191-1 'him aiul theie to urjNvr a uf in (jolen,.,,. this
bi ti-liAn filed in said eomt. on the 8th j (he gth day of Au(eui||i, ,, ,
clc
iSLit
from
•ouldll
Silv
und Also
THckhArp, RoHki
iy»k, V alflni. Ti
if VfcllAy. Kmkett
,i
&%0 TP. M
at Santa
Shields.
(R#n Cot
ffher town*.
' When gin'- . ‘ 'ed,
direst machine, examine y
eyes, select glasses to fit *
to suit and have ynor spectacle* wnt; i
from tha hema office If -, >1 -.atisfi«i t
forged.
country
thi
return them and
< unningham.s in
(Comanc
The Cucminghan
- '-qiii in. at
mningham, Sr.,
A igust Ifith and 1
" T ’
1 amil;
Reunion.
Compound
Restful sleep, relief and romfiMft ! dav Aff Aitguet, A I> l‘/14. in a suit |
from ’choking, ga-'ping asthma and numbered on the docket’of said court
hay fever for those who take Folfiy’s ; Nd 1724, wherein F. L. Snodgrass and
Honey and Tar And, besides, it i J B. Dibrell, Jr,, are plaintiffs, and
spreads a ta-aling-outhing gating a«! J JJ Baker. .I l! Robert-. M ll
it glides down a raw, tickling throat; Hartfnglon. G. Vernon Murray, J H.
irnto'oig coughs and -jimiiner Wil^m and D. L. Dicki-v are defend
colds. Do hot Miffer when you can! anta. ■ j
1 relief for little c..«f. Rcmomher Vh^ nature of the plaintiff.-’ demand
the name Foley’s Honey and Tar; hein^ as follows, towit:
‘ ^npourff and refu-. ut.-tittttes. ! I (r t That heretofore, tow it, on
Tom Garrhtt> Drug Store. Coleman,, tbei^th day of Anmist, 1914, plaintiffs
lexa ’phone No, 14 j were owners in fee simple from and
— — — i under the sovi reigntv of the,soil, and
] in the actual peaceable and adverse
We wish to thank each and overv-! POS-o'-ben of the following described
lriaf-t Or parcel of land, towit:
r
lily
T.lvts is th
in this ir;
KuiwJr^d,
get vour ffWtwy haek. In f»*f t<*Jie*r. and largest fa
k,^p them over the specified tinje mimherihg ov»r t
.ml want a better fitting. Jones’ Op B-Hie Holmaley being the -dd d
Deal Company will examine or have a member of the family, and little Mi s
local man to examine, furnish whtt ia Mary Francis Cunningham, daugh
needed charge the regular J»riee for toy Mr,, and Mr*. T, J. Cunning
«ueh service and take your gasses] ham, poaaibly the y«mg«t. The
bark at th. price paid. ! family meet in reunion every year.
Nothing but guaranteed high grade and despite the inclemency of the
^Ucles will be sold" through *his weather
Gold filled 12.25 to Solid Gold
|4 (O por pair. Call ‘for J®w* wMH
chine Eye Tetter!
!J0tf
there
this time,
present
All the delicaeiet of the »ea#on
were served, including barbecue, ‘ a.
Card of Thanks,
wish to thank each and every-
I one of the good friends, who were to
pt in an-1 kjnd urn) untiring in their efforts
• f Dave ; f^hside and help us in our trilubled
mi.V" he hours of - h<1m— • over the death |-of
our dear husbaad, father;. son and:
brother Words cap never express-; our
appreciation of the., many kind word*
spoken and kind deeds -done But we-1
earnestly pray that su* b gricfths our*
may never come to any of you.
Mr*. Tom Young and Children.
Mr*. Alice Young .
A. E Young,
W. I,. Young,
All that certain tract or pa.cel of
ir he
I old
-ti>n
Mr
of
were
12fi
Fin# furniture and Door cheering
our specialty. Dr, O. Jt Manes, Cple
man, Texas V $6
lilTidfflving arid being situated in Cole
rn»in ebuntv, Texan, am) being the
nin th ono-half of the northwest quar-
ts r of Block Nn.rll of Aiulerson'i Ad
ditiori ;to? the town of Coleman, In
Coleman county, Texas.
Ffacbnd - That thereafter on said
day apd date while these plaintiff,
were «urh owners and in such *'oaae»-
sion nf siiid land* and premises, the
said defendant*, .and each iof them,
unlawfully and wrongfully, with force
and arms, entered upon Said lands
er.d 1 premises, and unlawfully and
wrongfully, and with force and arms,
ejected these plaintiffs therefrom,
and unlawfully and wrongfully, and
with force and arm* withheld jk**mn*
tv,' E. GfjjEON,
Clerk District Cbhyt, CoFTpisvii Coun-
ty, Texas. ■ ) : ; r.T;.'-' t
--—H
W. T. Greene, Hopkiriton, N. II.
writes the following letter, which will
interest every one who has kidney
trouble. ‘‘For over a year, Mrs,
Greene had been afflicted with a very
stubborn kidney trouble. An operation
was advised. This I would npt consent
to. Foley’s Kidney Pilli done more to
complete her recovery than any med-
icine she has taken and I feel it my
duty to recommend Foley’s Kidne.v
Dills to all Who need kidney medicine.''
They are tonic in action, quick to
give good results. Tom Garrett’s
Drug Store, Coleman, Texas, ’phone
No It
-J' a worthy citizen and friend,
t Be it further resolved; That a copy
] of these resolutions be spread upon
the. minute- of the Grove; a copy sent
the family of deceased, .and a copy
i furnished The . Democrat-Voice and
(Tie; ITaijig Review for publication.
ELSIE Mm'OCHKAN,
r LYDA KELLER,
LENNA THATK,
Committee.
. Dayton Airies* Tire*.
Be sure to try the famous Dayton
Airless tires. They cost a little -more
to start with, but; they last two to
three times as long and are absolute-
ly puncture and trouble proof while
they last. I have a pair that have been
run over,8,(MX) mites and are good tor
Resolutions pf Respect three or four thousand miles more. I
•Whereas death has entered the h<m>o j al*o have sample showing cOnatruc*
of Sovereign Annie Young and taken! Mon. For full particulars write or see
the beloved husband and father, he it j me. John West, Route 8, Santa An-
therefore resolved; na, Texas. 28tf
■ That we, the members of Burkett j - m. i’ iwaaan’
Grove No. 1453, tender our sincere
sympathy to Sovereign Young’j
family in this their deep sorrow; and
commend them to God for that conso-
lation we cannot give;
Resolved; That in ihe death of Mr.
) oung we have suffered the great loss Text*
Get Them Whlje They Are Cheap.
I have a number of good, second-
hand sewing machines, some used
but little; will - aell at a bargain. See
or ’phone me. W. H. Everts, Cemetery
Sexton, ’Phone 120-1 ring, Coleman,
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The Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, August 28, 1914, newspaper, August 28, 1914; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth724094/m1/2/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.