Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 318, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 2, 1950 Page: 2 of 8
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>AOF TWO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT-VOICE, COLEMAN, TEXAS
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t\,NKend-«Bus' matter at the., post of flop in Coleman. Texas,
if fTja-r- f>f March 2, 1897
The love Thai Passelh All Understanding
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1950
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r h«fd da%, except Saturday, at Coleman, Cole-
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Editor and Publisher
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
>er in Coleman and Santa \nna—20< a week. 7'>t a
h'.'iii for si\ months. SS.75 per year.
.in Coleman fount)—lor six months, $5.00 per
tufside Cob man County—S7.T0 per y ear.
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*■ fiecnofi upon tne mutiirtei >>i standing y.r »nv p*,rAOti or. firm
♦ ’.ilttirm* will &e. gladly atnd srv.uipHv corrected 'ttwr»?» calling
■ t«vn age merit to t.Be.»ru.:ie. a ‘d i''lUiur*
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NOW IS THE TIME
rneath many a news -Tory rei
.'ials from Washington is the <>i
civilian restrictions., potential
lemands for the tools of war.
(1 by jjovern-
us undertone
at ion. and in-
who hate the essence,of war, these are dis-
■ because, however ne looks at it. the man-
ks when our farmers need tractor- and the
lumbers when more planes are heeded for
normally a wasD ful pr .dure.
'.hotel . the present v. ■ d ■ .atinnrrequire:
••iderour human and natural rt -mirces in ttii-
he transigent position if.the Communists an«
■ .-.bility to try * gia ah ng w it!-, • h.c We ten
uirc u< to take 'tups to-our dH» nsu.
his community. Writ i
bor Wiijjf&w and nioit a
r*- having bij£ dctorist*
il resident>. Like it or
d it increasingly hard
'ials from which they
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ment
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■■ makes as pleased with the foresight of the
• •mmimity DevHojinient's industrial commitTef, ‘
... in.- Jobe, for its foresight ;ti ' -iking into ih<-
NOW of assisting local small manufacturers
sub-contracts (or prime contracts, if they con’d
era) which are being let regularly to equip our
oncer mn
FI, Worth Livestock
LOCALS
oieman
ounty
By SID SMITH
e many local fabricators are currently doing ail
«lipossibly, do. it is not inconceivable 'hat in the
; ; future they might he -eager f r if sub-eon-
defen.se work, And the community, of-curse.
'• in itself or grow only nsdfai as it can offer
< nt possibilities locally.
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claims
the cir
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chump
FORT WORTH. Tex.. Nov. 2
j -T — USDAiLivestock;
} Cattle 900 Active, bulls 50 high-
{.er, other classes steady to strong
j Common and medium slaughter
11 steers and heifers 21 00-27.00. two
loads steers 27.00, better kind
scare • Reef cows 19,00-22.00.
Conner and cii'tcis 12.00-19.00 !
, taking the kids to j Sa iraqc Hulls 18.00-24 00. lew 24 - j
50. Medium and good stocked i
yearlings 23.50-28.00, load over!
Wonder if ill j 500 lb heifers 29.25. Stocker cows
uv some peanut 17.50-23.00
iLu—. ; white -eeing tin rung':
Lookit all the parem.-
Mrs. Vernon Blocker of Ros-
PRES1DENT TRUMAN MAKES DEDICATION DESPITE ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE —
sister oi Lewis Jobe of • President Trunian makes his speech at the unveiling ceremonies' for a statue of late British
this city* successfully underwent - Field Marshal Sir John Dill in Arlington Nat h nal cemetery. -Just before t !n President I oft
a serious operation yesterday a' f,,r the ceremony, two men attempted to force iheir way into Bl-iir House, residence of the, 1’
the Scott & White Clinic in resident. (NEA Telephoto
Temple. - ,
i.eir iwn mouth.-
on -oine of the
when I know
he darned/thing
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c, nt stop munching them
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Leave at 11 ml' ,-V.M. 1t>T1
Arrive El Paso 1 Mb PM. (MST)
Phone 7k2(>
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see one witiiout bottiering about the
forma
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See or ( ail
* HILTON Insurance
: V P-eenn Dial 2881
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12 fee
that 1
Calves 890. Active, strong,
some killers n little higher. Goot.i
and choice slaughter riff rings 24.
tie the circus routine 50-27.50, few 28.00, common and
are I got a real whup- 1 medium 19.00-24.00. culls 16.00- 1
19.110 Medium and ,.good stacker :
calves 23.00-30.00.
Hogs 700 Butche- hogs 25-50 '
lower than Wednesday, sows and
feeder pigs steady. Good and
choice 190-270 lbs 19.50 and 19.75
a»-r -----ice'by -il ;nter'fsts, good
and choice 150-185 lbs .18.50*19.25
Sows i7 00-!8-3A. A few 18.75
Feedepigs 16,00-18,00.
Sheep 900 All classes steady.
Few lots good and choice slaugh-
ter lambs 28:00V 29.00, f: -» '
-wooLed slaughter yearlings 25.00
and shor n slaughter y. arlings
have their 22,00, Good aged wethers 18.00-
m:< kid- 19.00, including shorn wetht s 18.-
;hi top row 50. Common and medium slaugh-
unesault ba k ter ev.es 14.00-15.00 Feeder
Look at lambs 24.00-27 50.
the one
Want a ride thafetiu
sing Pop Bov
it time, with the
me not know-
But. I
lit Ua n Better
- , b( ut that, or it
iva) authority . .
at ye. anyhow, be-
n,.-:, to think his
. Eoy, look ut
jugb lire air
1,: his choice ot
Bill Rutledge and
it of this rf
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r.uwhere
k ridet
who
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a neat trick Sjv. 1
gt uig'on loo t enough
get heme early >0 F
jaunt to Brady won't
paed to be whenever, a
forms the
lie make:
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lus has bee:.
Got to
ridgy nig hi V
he so tough
circus ended
End of ? Story
*a too so n, but how the decade-
do fly Things I Never Knew
TiU Now That Manraret Tinney
.suddenly raised hi from two
Vto .seven! a'TtnTThi cTr S rugTtt tSS
Tf you don't believe it. ask her!
AYOT St. Lawi cnee, Eng Nov.
2 - u p -Georee Bernard Shaw,
94, Britain':- greatest modern
playwright, died peacefully today
without rousing from a coma in-
to which he lapsed 26 . hours
earlier.
D.-V. CLASSIFIED FAY
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Before 6 P. M. Week Days
Your failure to report m:»y mean
More misaed copies—Act prompt iy !
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Circulation Department
COLEMAN DAILY
DEMOCRAT-VOICE
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See what big, low-pressure tires
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In other words, sample this two-
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FIRST AID GIVEN WOUNDED POLICEMEN — A White
House policeman, pain written on his face, gets first aid from
willing hands near Blair House in Washington. He was shot,
by two. men who attempted to break into Blair Hou^e, resi-
dence (^’President Truman. (ACME-NEA Telephoto)
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Smith, Sidney S. Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 318, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 2, 1950, newspaper, November 2, 1950; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth751453/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.