Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 170, Ed. 1 Friday, June 10, 1949 Page: 3 of 6
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FRIDAY JUNE 10, 1949
Oregon Restricts
Fireworks Sales,
Sans Risky Ones
Tomorrow Is The Last Day!
You May Receive-FREE! A
HOT POINT PORTABLE IORNER
NEW LAW-
(Continued from Page.l)
such territory to an adjoining BY , Bl
| district or districts and the pro-. Specia
l visions herein made with refer- Rev. Che;
ence to wording and defininfeSjiU h^ .a ,,
the area of the new district thus i list church
enlarged, with reference to as- to injuring
sumption of bonds, authorization i doctoring •
of a tax therefor, and for a local j morning t\e
maintenance tax. shall he foi-1 it int- beinj
I lowed , in all such cases. .
“The provisions herein for the
I consolidation of school distr. ts
• districts by order of the County read.,
j Board of trustees shall be appli- j be fu
cable only in the instances and: A fi
: circumstances therein enumerat- i opera!
] ed, and shall not be construed ; the wj
j to repeal, suprsede or limit any! the hi
! existing statilt
ime
Oregon's hew fireworks law
releagates such dangerous de-
vices as M-80'and cherry salute
to the limbo of lost limbe. And
the purveyors of pyrotechnics
say—“Good! ”
They felt the business was get-
ting out ofhund and that good
regulations, such, as those adopt-
ed by the recent Oregon legis-
Iture, ere better than a ban on
the whole works.
C. E. Brown, who heads the
Hon. Kong Importers and the
Western Sjlates Freiworks (
with headquarters in Toppemsh
Wash., said he was gia'd to see
the more hazardous merchandise
ruled out of bounds .
Danger in Blast
For instance, ter ei sthe M-80
It is war surplus, used by the
Army in war games because it
Its go with a blast that sounds !
like cannon fire. It can taxe fof
a hand, andhas.
The cherry salute is so elated
because it i the size. s,pha eund
color of a cerry, with' the fuse
sticking out like a stem It is
powerful enough to blast fingers
off, and as.
The limited selling period does
not worry Brown. It just cap-
sules his schedule. He's looking
for a bang-up blowout come the
Fourth of July with as much 1
goods sold in Oregon as in a un-
limited seasno.
Come in and register and see the final big day of our Fair - Every- body's Invited!
existing sjafuie providing oth
mettaais foi v'ol district cc
j solidatioi. and annexation."
Robert Owen of
'ri’u.v night and
•tn. M rs. Owen's
d Mrs Jim.Gu-
Expected To Hurt
Rail Business
UMW Shutdown
the glorious^
SCOVER
ELECIRiCAUl
leumoma,
Randolph
o.mpanied
! Pepper,
gelo Mon-
meii
;6nt
Tine
itutpoint
visit,
unday
ill at-
iChehs
year has been very poor any-
way."
The work toppage, authoriz-
ed by UMW president John 1.
Lewis, is -.ate. to begin Mon-
Denti'
ii imc econ-
Pepper
ith .Mr.,
The name ot a new drug ,
announced by the Journal of the ‘l,r'< K.'' ' ' '
| American Veterinary Med,- ’ rt':;hiCe 4 -un« .
' cal Association is “diisobuth- ' •
lyammoniumchloridc." which ' — s
tans, if anyone cares. 82 letter: W; .. ' ■■n-r-i f.,::-er- },
reporting servtcS? estimates : "■'■ prc.. .: -.■.'•err. .
the gross income from meat • • immoi.itig twelve lawful- ,,
animals in Tennessee reached met. li 'an each district of Eng- pj
time high of '165,259,000 in land to act as fact finders in .,
1948. i< termir.ii.g taxes that I. iai.c-
Some of the earliest clay owner should pay f,l
tiles ever set in Italy were The first world's championship
used in the 14th • centu: > u. ' ' - * \ -t •■
adorn the altar step riser in the 2.’. 1851. iroun tne Isle of Wight u
f St. Francis atrcruhhe puopc and' ■- •■ b the New York
I Assisi. Yacht C ut the Amrrica
The ancient Egyptians painted The worrl vamll., is from the
the figure of an enemy on the Spanish, ar.d means "little pud
leather soles of their sandals, so, More corn was canned in this j,.
I they could insult him daily by countrv last year than any other p.
treading him under foot. vegetable. i Vi
DON’T MISSTlT!
sire came
a here she
mg exer-
( allege,
i a mem-
1r j' H Ransbar-
ighu-rs nave moved
h west of Voss,.whic
about three years
C !. -nne They will
enriat t house on the
ng repair work and
of the ranch home.
J Guthrie recently
he;, remodeled. Im-
t.ou trd N'eai and Van Delsem
of Coleman spent several days
last week here with his grand-
mother. Mrs A E. Turner and
Misses Essie and Myrtle Mc-
Gregor of Coleman were Sunday
guests of Mrs A, E. Turner and
Miss Ina Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Skelton Jr.
and children spent Sunday near
Dublin with Mrs. Skelton’s par-
ens. Mr and Mrs W. H. White.
Miss Carolyn Turner has re-
turned to .her home here from
Stepher.ville where she attended
Tarleton State College.
Miss Eileen Pate, a student
at Tarleton State College, spent
the weekend here with home
foiks. returning to Stephenville
Sunday afternoon shcre she
plans to work this summere.
Mr Vann Mrs jack Dodd-and
their son and daughter-ih- law
Mr. and Mrs J. D. , Dodd of
Fort Worth spent several days
last week with Mrs. D o d d's
brother-m-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. E. I, Stewart.
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Reavis, Dick. Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 170, Ed. 1 Friday, June 10, 1949, newspaper, June 10, 1949; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth746382/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.