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KI-Y REVIEW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER r- jk A *k
BA 60* RBO&. PeUMtam.
100,009 TONS
GRAVE AT 55C
COOPER, DELTA COUNTY, TRXAf* Kl
TUBER 17, 1919.
VOL 40—NO. 42.
j Recommended
Additional Preacher
For Delta County
Texas Conference
of T he Methodist
Protestant Church
District Court
In Session
Again This Week
BOARD CONTRACTS FOR TEXAR-1
On Wiv]m*day night Oct. 16, Rev.
of M. P
The officials of the M. E. chargee of
KANA GRAVEL_PETITION PRE- I Delta County held a conference with J. A. Richardson, pastor
SENTED TO CHANGE PRE- j Presiding Elder Bryant at Cooper Church
CINCT 2 ROAD DESIGNATION i-'i'^l-iy and . oi ••iderod reorganizing|ening
_____ | the church work or
Dirrict Court convened Tuesday
morning and several cast s were dis-
puted of. All cast* will Likely be fm-
Thc semi-monthly meeting of the putting
Delta County permanent road board me-idat
was held in Judge I juc 's office Wed-
nesday afternoon. The committee
had recently visited Bexar County to
examine the various toppings or fin-
mferunce for
com
idditional man.
re made to tile
its approvaL
ity aud j “W
iiocom- WHi
annual' out
Ginning Cotton
And how It is done at Rood &
houso, preached the op-
T sermon. His subject was next week.
•-if'*>: with God.” The sermon The following casts were disisiectl
1' a ally arranged, well thought tills weekt
and forcefully delivered. After Mallie Wilchsr vs Texas Midland
the sermon a very enjoyable oommnn-
' ion service was held.
»litob ■ tiHi riuu e*
I* E. Jones vs G. P. Smith, action
m . i! Road, plaintiff wss awarded dam-
At" tenT'clnck^Thnrddiy mmlng ^.51’“ “f «,5.°00-
iSt.tTSSrsjr'wsiS?- s*ikr ». *«»- w iwi-w
liiiinp" of tho roads in that county, re- -..... -- ------------- — ----'“'v~ <‘vi«»c TTmraHav
ported it as their opinion that the best kume “« practical gin men 'of ant Church was formerly opened,
road finishing that they had seen was I y‘,;irs experience. ” ^
the tarvic finished with asphalt. One * n6 customer drives hi* lc
things of tho i cotton under t>» powerful
years experience.
The customer drives hi* load of seed
of the most important things of tho! cotton under the powerful telescope
contract made with Mr. Gregory 0f suction which sucks Urn cotton up ln-
Texarkana, for 100,000 tons more or*1*' Dm vacuum box, where it eoraea
lues of gravel from a pit fl miles ni contact with e eroee wire aaseea
southwest of Texurkami at a rate of yhicb permit* the looee trash e»d
dust, to i*** the screen and is blown
iv» cents per ton loaded on the car.
The amount is not to exceed 110,000
tens and must Ire e* much a* 76,000
tons. Mr. Gregory stated that be
could sell his gravel at 60 cents per
ton, hut in consideration of an ad-
vance of $10,000 b7 the board to set-
ids t him in building railroad switches
and otherwise developing the gravel
pit, he made that price. The bond
for the advance of fund* which Is set
?Ct $20,000 and some other details was
not completed, but was held over un-
til next week. Ten car* are to be
leaded daily to be moved over the
Cotton Belt, If sufficient empties can
out of the house end not into the
seed house with the aottoa seed. The
a***l cotton is discharged into a Has*
boll breakw sad sieansr with foot
heavy spiked roller* cwvolvaeg fix
hundred eaveiutione par minvts which
ruoe end knocks the eottos over a
heavy wire screen and the tffcrt a4
trash passes through the screen sad
in spouted out of the gin how*.
The cotton te fed down on the dis-
tributor which convey* it to the five
11 an hall separators and
feeders and peases ora* another
screen to the large saw eylindexa
Yoa-lToxas Conference Methodist proterk-
Draaidcnt liar, a W. Sandora p'rasi^ B BkuA' *** <n
ing. Committoee were appointed and WU Hlnefc r* Hen
delegates seated. The har of th* eon- ^ JJhSSl
forence war (kiflned and the time lor c , n n*rri
meeting and adjournment was set " °* ^
2 » PL S rf WOMa
72JL tol -u-r-ve™'
eeee, whieh was praeticjvlTy adopted. '** •**“ **•'*' •WQT, n™*L
At eleven o'clock the Conferva* j _________-__
Sermon wue preached by Rev. W. B.1 . .__.... _ _ .
Bandera, Dean of Weaastneter Ool- Cftlo (joaferene* i* *^ht»ee waste*
sebjesft "The Dfvtaa Os, ■ - - » of cor new ehureh at rt Wortn. lrr.
o o o
to l
be secured, whieh Mr. Gregory stated ] taining 720 «aws _ with eearse teeth
would be easily gotten after the first Wlkc“ ^ locks of cotton under
of the year. Hz. Worden reported
that they were having some difficulty
in securing the right cj way, of the
Charleston joed on one or two farm-
ers’ land, and asked the beard’s ad-
a revolving fluted roller whieh knock
the hubs and trash down la to a spiral
conveyor which marmyp the hulls ts
Die elevatas
The ciean cotton is drepped insk
Cooper And Honey
Grove Battle For
0 to 0 Count
Tbvt Goo pur High school tomu met
the fast Ilonoy Grove team on tho
luttor’s gridiron Friday afternoon,
Oct. 10. Owing to a very wot Ik .. ,
held neither team was able to display
much football. The only features of
the game were a series of fast passes
by tho Honey Grove squad and the
punting duel in which each side er-
Aged Brother
Dies in Miss juri
■ You may not care to know v 1 ,t I
am going to write, but it wi ' give
mo u little relief so I will wn’e. I
was notified of my only broth ’•’s ill-
ness, >vho was stricken witli par; lysis
on the morning of Septtember ^4th.
I left home on tha morning . * the
SOth of September and was i. his
bedside at 4:d0 a. m., OctoKrlst.
Brother wus resting nicely and I did-
not disturb him until f! a. m. When
gag',! extensively. Honey Grove j he saw me ho reached out his hand
» of our new ehureh a* Tk Wort
#. C. WilUsmra, Praelden* of Weamins-
>rf ter Ool lege, will arrive today. To-
led by Rev- Nun* of the “d ^ ^ _Reynojd», D.
Akkajnro* Conferencw, who is e «ek D.. merabez of Board
« M, gosbe* with Prof. IS. M. Comfort of
Weeteriaskcs College, will arrive.
Deepite the *ata then* Me many
T>*. At Q. Dixon M IMUaeze, Mi, Lay-deW«k«. atfntelwra prawnt
secretary of Young People** Week of end tide seeeio® of the eonfereuce bale
M P. Church, is preeent eed will fiair k. be the tart ta D. hMtory.
preaeh the ordination eanaa* oe Ihm- W. B. SANDERS,
star asornxag. Revv Grave <rf tlie A- Cendazanee Bepagwz-
me visitor in our midst,
tine fcnstoee* uf the QaUeg*
First in State
Writing insurance
1
•Jtarpes Clark, who write* *i*k and
ecchlcnt insurance, has just been
notified by hi* company that be had
led all agent* In the state tin point
of business written dating the mon#i
of September.
vice as. what to do. Other member* D** where the
replied that tl>ey had troubtee of their 'vw ptecru of hulls esd teenh are sep-
own and were inclined to laugh at his **4 jus-.hurged into another
misery7, but Engineer Cock stated that i >>VAi*t>yer. There are a foc.d nxmy
he would go out and lock over the “m“ ■ look* at cotton drop out at the ,
situation and if neoerenry the land! “ffilcr iiroaet and all are eonvwywi to
should be condemned. Mr. Brack of J-11* elevetor mentioned above. The
Precinct 2 asked tlie board to recon- r00,, cotton are pulled through the
sider the deeignation of the road frem . u^er to the 400 gla aawe revolv-
Klondike to YowMl ee that it would ln? 400 solution* per miaute, con- !
follow the Thorkmortoa highway doe- tuinmg one hundred thonaand sharp
ignation from KknaAke by Shiloh to
the county nne, and in support of
which he presented petitions which
he said had been signed by 226 or 280
of the property tax payers of the pre-
;£nct. The petitions stated that the
needle-pointed teeth palling the lint ’
from the seed through the rib* of gin
to the large brush wheel revolving
1,600 revolution* per minute which
strip* the lint from the saws and
blow* it into the main lint floe, 24
Strs had expressed themselves the lnchos in diameter and 40 feet long,
Bk?nce for this road when in pre- winch connect* to the largest eon-
mVCDtioo they chose Mr. Brack | denser made witii a 48 inch wire
r representative on the board. scrt!<iri drum which gives the lint an-
! ,ane stated that the present °ther cleaning. I he lint cotton is
tion he understood was accept- token from the screen drum with two
I Hunt County road board, with rollers in a nice even bat which
ception of Commerce precinct s“dcs down a chute into the press box
intativ*. and that thev had re- wber8 » -'inomatically tamped with
fl the Delta County board to a Cameron oatent tamper. Whim the
them in joint session at Yowell i* W ginned the press is rc-
I near future. He said that if ▼ohred over a hydraulio press which
buld not get the highway chang- cali produce a pressure of 800 pomwb ,
v could build without the fed- P^- »‘iuare inch, the follow block is
id. Mr. Brack said that the n,T1 UP to 80 inches of top block, mak-
Gougli community was favorable to neat square bale standard size,-
;c cl; nge tr/ answering a question 30x24x67.
7, Judge Lam?, Mr. Ramey said that Now Wf! hack to the hull elevat-
Klondike citLcns favored the route. nr previously mentioned, which ele-
:,Ir. Smith trn7ed notice tha'. a pc- Vlit'.v the hulls from the separator and
tition would be received frsa the tll<Te dropped from the huller breasts
roweil people hat the road remain containing a small per rent of good
^.t the present designation where he ^ dropped by the huller breast,
said the representatives of that pre»- All. are spouted into n recleaner
cinct had asked that tt be designated. which I have just constructed and in-
No action was taken and tno matter Mllsvl which tak<*s out the good locks
went over until next week. cotton that was dropped at the
At a rn< tin held last week the huller breast and those that passed
FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
Where Conference is Being Held
boast* of having one at the ix»t team*
in this part of the country and we
are well satisfied of the fact that she
is not far from wrong on this matter.
Cooper on the other hand desires to
lot events take their course and you
can be sure of a mighty hattl# wies:
Honey Grove arrive* hero.
6*891 Baiee Ginned
' to Sept. Z5th
Taker Clifford Strong rw
port* 6,891 bale* of cotton ginned In
lielfia County this year prior to Sept.
86th. Same time bust year 13*840
bates had hu*n ginned.
Tta Editor af The Review ha* been
sick this week and confined to his bed
the past two days and The Review is
?. little lute hut will reach moat ot the
readers by Saturday.
Quite a number of Cooper people
attended the fair at Dallas this week,
but owing to poor railroad connections
the attendance is not what if would
hare been.
Frank Ri«hards of Mineral Wells
has been in Cooper this weak attend-
ing court.
Mrs. C. L. Stevens, who has been a
patient at the sanitarium for several
weeks, returned home Sunday after-
noon.
Work was begun this week by Shel-
ton & Campbell on the foundation of
the W. A. Tynes brick building on
South West First Street.
Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Miller of Long-
view will move to Paris as soon as
they can complete a residence, Mr.
Miller having bought a lot on Pine
Bluff St., known as the Bay less lot.
Calvin E. Cock, county road engi-
neer, transacted business in Paris
Wednesday.
Road Board Adopts
Lake Creek Crossing
George Yoakum Weds
Li<en Franklin Girl
to me and smiled bat could not speak.
When uskixi if he knew mo he nod.'ed
yo* and gripped my hand the tighter.
I was with him four days and nights
before he passed away and every
time I spoke to him he would ftry to
smite.
lie pawKxl away Get. 6, 1919. s# tha
ripe old age of 83 years, 9 vonth*.
and 6 days, at 6 a. m. A go»<i man
lui* gouts When asked by hi* sister
if be did no* wish to get w* L, he
shook Id* head and said, "No that
Jesus would take, can.* of him.'’ und
I was Informed that these were the
last word* he ever ftpoks above a
whlepe*.
This fan sored service was held In the
Christian church a* Richards, Hot,
where he was a member and eldeij,
conducted by Rev. J. A. Stout, pastor
of the First Christian church of Ne-
vada, who paid a beautiful tribute fib
his memory to an overflwoing con- *
gregatjon of hi* numerous sorrowing '<8? ^
friend* who mourned his departure. .Jj
At hi* departure was preeent his be- IU
loved wife, who had been bis comparv- ij*
ion for §0 year*, bi* son, two daugh- .
tera, * niece one mynelf, his only *
brother.
He wa* laid to Sect at 8:60 p. m.,
Monday, Oct. 6, at the Newton Burial
Park near Nevada, of which I wteh
to cay consist* of 30 acres, donated
to Vernon County, Mo., to be known
as the Newton Burial Park, together
with $7,000 to keep it in good condi-
tion for all time to come. My broth-
er had pnrahased a lot for himself
and wife which he paid $76.00, just
large enough to bury two persons.
Thle is sdl I care to say on this sub-
ject but I will tell ypu something
»tee.
A short time after I got to Rich-
ards I went to the postoffi«e bi<mai'l
some cards to Texas. I founcon-
i
t
r
h
\
nection or in the same buildtter jpjf*
the post office was the printil^Qr >|i
of The Richards Progress, jf i«PA-‘ ,
f
The Lamar County Road Board Last Thursday evening George P.
met Tuesday afternon with eleven of Yoakum and Miss Dora Edwards of
the members present and took up Ben Franklin were united in marriage
denominated “the light of the>'4’rld
The editor of said paper, J D. Wi
liams, hearing my name called cam:
to the front to inquire about the con-' '
dition of my brother. Learning that
I was from Cooper, he asked me if
I was acquainted with Hart Bros.,
publishers. Of course I was and told
him in a joking manner they were
getting out pretty good papers with
my assistance. Mr. Williams told me
he was running two papers, one at
Richards and one at Metz and that he
got The Review which I hoped to get
to see your issue of Oct. 3, but he had
left them at Metz.
The next tiling I want to tell was
that about all the industry 1 saw was
... . hay baling and hauling. I never saw
The Delta County Association * a/mQch Gy in all my life. It aP-
postponed until Friday, Nov 7. All peared to rat, that the country could
.: ssengers are asked to take due not- gurely have nothlrij. but hay'. Two
*• | of my nephews run a baler and one
,, „ ~ .. , , , , . iof’them told me that they would not
Mrs. T E. Robertson and children j ^ct done ba]i.^ ^foT! Christmas.
[board allowed the city of Cooper at the hull separator and spout the cot- the matter of selecting a crossing on by Rev. Mark N. Terrell. Two other
■the rate of 816,000 a mile tivvard pav- ton into the overflow and is ginned In the Sulphur for the highway from couples accompanied the bridal party,
fng the streets where the highways anf' the hulls are conveyed to the Paris to Cooper. After a little dis- Immediately after the wedding* the
"T^to ruii. furnace. The taash, dirt and seed cussion the Lake Creek crossing which young people returned to Cooper
.... ... —--- and fed into a small conveyor which jP the one that lias boon selected by where they have rooms at C. M.
I passes them over an incline perforat- D^Jta County was adopted. The Reed’s residence. G*orge is book-
lOTTiij ^11 Bdl fd screen that sepernte* the seed board, however,, didn’t determine the keeper at the Farmers National Bank
| from the dirt and spouts the clean route from the end of the present and is of good habits, quiet, steady,
p-anklin A or S&lc the main seed conveyor. gravel road to Sulphur. and held in high esteem by every one.
Now. if any man can suggest any There are three route* by which Y'e do not know the bride, but *h«
I improvement that will make a better Hawk Stewart* crossing may be comes of a splendid family and the
V nice 4-room home, 7”ith hall and sample or a better turnout for the reached one of which is the present Review joins thoir many friends m
new sleeping porch, barn and farmer we have got the skill and designated highway via Broadway, wishing them abundant happiness
■e, good cistern and pool. 2 1-2 muscle to tackle it. and if you have Another vculd go due south from the and success,
lot well situated. Bargain if any doubts of what I have said just poiRt about half a mile west of Glory
t once. Apply to Wages Fos- j be Missouri, come and we will ar(j *1^,,, turn west and cross the
left Sunday to visit her mother
Oklahoma City. Mr. Robertson
ffkhe next t
eompanii d her as far as Greenville. ^ atemt* one”'•''
g I wish to say, that
ne hreshirip yet, that
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Taylor are in
Dallas this week attending the fair.
R. M. Walker returned Saturday
from Burkburnett where lie was look-
ing after his oil interests. The sec-
ond of his four wells which he is put-
ting down on his four acres lease is
down to the sand. They have beer
having trouble with the first w<
with water coming in under the c;
| ing that prevents it from flowing t
.1 of '’he grain is yet to
Fur ’ w, one of
See Jno.
D. Foster <k S n sttore. ' do the balance.
,i F. GRAVES.!
C. M. REED.
creek and go out by Broadway to Sul-
phur. The third route would go from
i they have been putting in
Rev. j < Welch, parte- f t:1(,! casing which will prevent this,
u-st ChvsL.vi Church, s assisting!
View Reaching Clab
nil, Nineteenth r?ntury states-
Hoga For Sale
pnur. ine uuru rouoe *™.u Ku j,u Nenton in the high school fill-! Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Woodru
qs:.
beCkhresi-
nephew* ivid me that a great deal
the wk«i vras still in the shock an—
that t*.“ v.eed? were as higli as those'
buttw oi.'.rv. which were nearly as*-
hit7* is m» head. Another nephew
to. mo th. ; he '■ u haulng the wheat
t > rhe th "sher.’.e was loading and
uid nur rhe shocks and dirtth-*
th^ . that u man on the gro van have an ao.
>’jh’ . so' ■» shock five feet be? te® teta. *nd aa •
* ir. Thes'. are facts, but as I
in son r had to be cited before
I ’ieve<; it all. Another thing I
-id ' •< a man had hisATop insured
; Th. v n the thresher was setting it
ing of s'f ool It is commcnda >.c >i
Mr. Welcn t7- do tip’s work *rd his
service is very much appreciated by
the board and patrons.
I have several nice thrifty shoats Sulphur at the Ilawk Stewart cross-
jfor sale ranging ffrom 90 oo 125 ing.
storical buckt- >unds of Inter- pounds. If you need one or two res A right of way committee com-
Law and wo'-’-l organization. me or drop me a postal and I’ll bring posed of R. H. Young, A. C. Itobert-
them to towm. so.n, R. B. Smith and J. H. Creed, was
EDMUND SINGLETON. appointed to secure the right of way Cottcn OeliS P OF
42 Cooper, Route 1. along the several routes, after which
-----.... ■ --- the board wdll decide which is the
most feasible and will adopt it.
The county engineer was directed
C. C. Ferguson, died at the home to survey a highway from Roxton to
Mrs. J. F. McKinney,
rears of Europe (Pages 23-
ler, Mrs. Stephenson,
animation of the Russian
Reader, Mrs. E. H. Park-
fa) a struggle between
Born Wednesday of
Dr. and Mrs. H. T. <'
little daughter. Moth
are doing nicely.
in-1 >c lire and burned his whole crop
up • do not remember how much
Vm
rtveo — n'rirl’j
is blood, im-
WlStreoOLk-
will th«a
Child wi* bn
pi perbocU*.
Aged Man Passes Away
J. F Graves, f i
of Ben Franklin
41 Cents in Cooper t rnl wells last
was in Cocpi’
business, lb
The highest price that has been grently im;
1,1 t/M» notfmi i n ( \ i nv f li 10 r nn l'hti . ! ,1 ' 11 .
(b) Rr.. ia’s heart, Miss 0f bjs S0I1 jrfi Ferguson, in Cooper Brookston connecting with highway paid for cotton in Cooper this season cral Wells
ip
1 last Saturday at the ripe old age of No. 6 at Brookston.—Paris News.
rr-'ess at her studio 7<p Funeral services were conducted---
^campus at threee by J. D. Wheeler and interment took Donation Of
| place in Dawson cemetery.
Sunday’s Dallas News carrk'd
as given by Ed Brackeen to D. L. the place
Travis Wednesday afternoon \Gien he
paid 41 cents far one bale, wlach was Mr. 7
grown bv 0. I . Frith who fawis some ai-e j.
a of Mr. Travis’ land. Cotton had been dau: *
his loss, but the insurance corn-
paid him $3,000 for his loss,
threshing machine was also burn-
(’, In a day or two after I got there
Mr. Rhinehart, a man I knew, told
me thav the threshing engine eat
to his wheat. He had seven fiffge 1
, stacks and all was burned. The ma-
t .’ • *1?-1 c hine was considerably damaged. He
.us “altli, told me himself that it was estimated
'teni...g to that his loss was 500 bushels and he
he ,.i ^ has ! had no insurance,
roi . to IvLn-1 xbe corn crop in Missouri is very
.1 iscd with 11 7 7 - - - ---
mere' '..it
■n
.’ ct
Chns. B. Parchman and Mrs. Lillie picture of Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Parker selling around 40 cents all day.
Todd of Detroit were married Wed- and stated that they had made — —
at the district a donation of $80,000 to the Duildfrg Marshall Jones is
Mercantile
„ ~ , uesday afternoon at the district a donation or $ 0,000 to tne DUildirg .nartran Jones is in t. L‘'u:s tliis
rrinp Convention Mehodist Church on North 18th St, fund of the First Christian church of week endeavoring to buy more m«r-
~ .Elder J. L. Morris officiating. The Ft. Worth. Rev. Parker served the chamlise for the Cooper
1 ‘ bride has lived in Detroit several Christian church ir. Cooper 12 or 15 Co.
,ir . doh District Sing- years an,j ja very popular there. The years ago and is well known here. -
ch meets at Shiloh hrj(}p^room ai3a formerly resided in He was in the oil game at Burkbur-
i Red River County. They will make nett since the field opem
their home in Cooper where he is at ago, and is reputed to have made a
i present engaged in the grocery busi- fortune.
; ness.—Paris News. » ....... —;- - r— - ------------ -----
Mr. Parchman is connected with When your stock get sick or crippl- the county officials, finished his work
Pratt Grocry Co. and they will ra* ed bring them to Dr. Constant or last Friday after six days work. He
side here. Phone 20, office and residence. Keep stated that all the books were in ex-
mor j
..hie. ,o.l r
The corn crop
! good, estimated at from 40 to 60 bush'
I els per acre, but there was only a
~7 7 . ! small acreage planted. The greater
r* Chamberlain part of the land being in wheat and
a \i from their : oat,s.
.1:. stating that On Sunday after my brother died
bo th, is much ji went to take dinner with a nephew,
cted to live. He;.j. A. Taylor. He is an employe in
■ r m Lubbock sev-j the High school at Richards and he
suffering with lung i proposed t' take me through the
g the flu. | building. It is a fine, laVge, well
equipped buildin
,ri!
|>5t
1 .1 minutes,
lit'ffi class,
r ne song,
'ondike.
t; one song.
Towell.
one song,
vpedmore.
L-one sons7,
ion, 30 minates.
- “ | equippeu Duuoing and first cost four
, formerly of near Ben | years ago was $16.0OO. It has the
C. E. Anderson is having the foun- Fra' bn. “7 rare he has farming in- Delco lights, steam heat and every-
They will make nett since the field opened up a year dation put in for his new brick home. teres„s, 1 u: s;nee last April residing j thing to make it comfortable and
Jno. S. Oglesby, expert accountant,
who has been auditing the books of
at Fort T nvson came to Cooper Mon-' pleasant. B. B. TAYLOR,
day evening. |
Mr. Mack Lancaster accompanied
Miss Eliza Hardy has been senous- hi, wif, to Paris last Saturday where
ly ill for ten days and is not expected ■ Dr. Roberts removed her tonsil*. The
to recover. Jim Hardy end daugh- operation was severe on her, but she
Constant
Phone 20, office and residence. Keep stated that
— kinds medicines and serums. Is- cellent shape and that it was a pleas-ter, Miss Virgie, of Ladonia were ’was able to return home Monday
George Sharp of Snlphur Springs sue certificates for all interstate vm to *udit books that were so well called tto her bedside, also Mrs. Gariy night and is getting along as wail
was in Cooper Wednesday night. shipments. kept. Powell of Paris. could be expected.
V
i
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Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, October 17, 1919, newspaper, October 17, 1919; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth981749/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Delta County Public Library.