The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 9, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 12, 1927 Page: 2 of 6
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• HU CUKRO RECORD
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WEDNESDAY. JAJftJARY 1
BHk' CUERO DAILY RLC OKI ’
Published by
CUERO PUBLISHING COMPANY
Record/* established 1894 “The Star/* tfst*oiwt»t*«i
“The News,” formerly Rundschau, established i*'h
, (Consolidated, April, 1919.) ^
60 cents per month,' $5.00 per year in advance
lero Record, $1.50 a year in DeWitt and adjoining
$2.00 a year elsewhere <
in the Cuero Postofflce as second-clast* matter under
L uf Congress of March 3, 1879. *
Ortas of tbe City of Cuero and of DeWitt County
r- r-, ----------- ■ - ~~
from The Stockholders Meet-
e Crescent Valley Crqamery
I RHEIMSTROM DEAD
County Commissioners H. See-
camp of Yoakum, who came in Wed-
nesday morning for the third day of
district court brought news of the
leath of I. Rheimstrom. well knbwtl
horse and mule dealer of Hallet-ts-
ville, and former member of the firm
Qf Rheimstrom & Creenbaum of that
city. Mr. , Rheimstrom dropped dead
while down town in Hallettsville the
early part of Tuesday afternoon. He
was 54 years of age.
The funeral hour was not learned
by The Record hut aenrices will bo
performed according to Jewish rites.
Judge Landis Rides
ChicagoDetroit Game
Was Not Throwed
CHICAGO. Jan.* 12—J.andis ruled
that the Chjcagtfand Detroit American
league players were not guilty of
crookedness in the etosihR games of
1917. Landis also ruled there was no
truth in the Risberg Gandil charges.
ing Of Th
>itler
y night It was in
omA the bent stc
g* eW;r held in Cuei
the ^bts King Cotton got him into.
He likes the twice a month checks
add the cash basin idea.
♦ ♦ ♦
Paul Breeden and Herman Currlin
repreeented the Breeden and Runge
grocery establishments which are
stockholders and handle the Valley
Gold butter W. K. Breeden got in
a little later and both stores gave
thanks to the creamery checks for
additional business.
♦ ♦♦
R. J. Waldeck, who has been the
general attorney for the creamery
ever since It was in the stage to be
promoted, was on hand, ahd is still
fc '.ottiisi' for the creamery. He has
cow at present and says she
- >u"h to see the creamery.
• tho when the walls were a cer-!
A-'n he ght his cow realized that
Ortsrsn ere of the patrons' there would be a demand for more
As mentioned in the general write-
the stockholders' meeting of
Creamery on
many re-
stockholders'
Cuero. and all
tathrosted lace the coming
cheerfully, feeling that it has
1$ store for them.
Difttxe nude one of the tn-
talks of the evening when
appreciation • for in-
nsing cash business during the
1 months the to the Creamery
an checks of around $4,300
. wj-K-. “ h* '•xnress-d
__ in the ‘‘fereamery and said he
fHete1 ^ v-»t?bhslroert tc be ore
b" -a-es •'rer undertaken
Ala section.
♦ 4 ♦
fc
**•«* - -- ■>—gVI he
~ r—* bco ter for 'ho cr am-
li ; r'9't to get c he's —ter-
w'thor^ ,-nuch In'k rt first, bir
th y • ♦ t'«k 'ir h.’1 b*t4e-
- •• ’ •*» '»*e t or t0 J -'ey-
Y k -*y T-n-.-. - »TVin»
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fcr: 'A ' „ n e -
hr
'"•'ey? •‘rcund Cuero to she dropre^
* n cilvea In the lot one morning
* the • heifers.
:?‘C" Be~u ont, fort Arth”.
'’hristl and the Magnia VaL .
l y 're 'II good patrons of th' locM
V- -»r1 kT'** th? ral‘,a
h'<» /• -- ~-v> F'n .*rt'oi- - ?
' - chhtr 'r 'he ' tv 1 s
•- e e hasn’t b'en “Invaded” rx~
••’■- Jre* holding that crty in re-
• p -rVl —c re'd some new cus-
B I
. . _ - • e' r' the>^g
Iter He was
'a s or »ant, with little to
y. doing bis share Of the thinking.
♦ ♦♦
Major Sam C. Lackey supplied the
other half of the legal talent for the
evening and is a creamery boostet
shhstrutlal farmer and Ho fflust hlve pre*ideDt oI the
sttrkh-lder of the FiVe Cumber ot Commerce when the
il» wu in, for the CTeamerJ wa* organised and so nat-
ipld s^in of Bte fcigff ‘-raI^r he **ts a share of the credit.
• y to hey
their share of the re-
aa they knew how to I
own' teed, they are very,
the creamery came this way.
bit tiznl^l about over
He trtd that the
was increasing much faster
production and given assur-
it ^fayne that he
totklpate any likelihood of
on.~By the time summer
ice cream sales will be
tA letter and cream sales.
♦ ♦ ♦
Wayne stated that he
gg a hundred pounds of Val-
id blitter per day to Cuero
an average which he
•ncouraging for a town
Cuero patrons realize they
first prize stuff whefl they
product.
♦ ♦ ♦
e community was per-
at represented of any at
meeting. Rudolph
JUfred Egg. Edwin Ha-t-
‘ . C. Sehaafer. were
from there.
♦ ♦ ♦
fiecretary Blown says some equip-
ment might have to be added if the
output increases materially. No
vote was taken, but the prevailing
sentiment was in favor of doubling
the capacity and trebling the outpQt.
♦ ♦ ♦
President Wayne says that he has
heard p. lot of improvements to be
made in the road conditions, but he
hasn't seen any of the proof. Nat-
urally he feels the effects when some
of the route men can’t get here with
the cream, and he would like to see
roads that can be travelled any time.
There are seven routes over which
cream is collected now, as compared
with the two routes which started
last May. That means seven men
have jobs who might not have them
if there hadn't been a creamery.
♦ ♦♦
Every stockholder present left the
«, . ; meeting with a determination to
, * *raat cream pro-. creamery products for all they
i, . ,e 00,18 er | are worth. And they are still talk-
raraam to tbe Meyersville ^ wheneVOT two of thWB get to.
‘n,,*»U°° *» t>e “'7 “.I*4 p.ther aboat .h. .pl.bdld
I had and the interest manifested in
the snccess of one' of Cuero’s eher-
WZ. . T ^ " h-A r.Mo n^y mil factories that is
'king good with all classes, as
route man, Max
cream'ry
->/*- e
was missed by the meeMng.
tyo lb there and keeps boost-
—ell as the masses.
D. ' eCrrdy o* »he "a1'ey
■4* '* <7 - p’ r> -o--
who h s a ru ber
farm between Cuero and
sore the ones
Tqtl'ai much to
Oration
. r ^»!*» Por- — ** 1
T grroy
<',"b' wp meet tomorrow In *h A--,
o'* of fh" Prosbvterlan church ron-
~''r«rg at ten o’clock In th* mor-'tlg.
?° ,2r' *- Program has been
<%pendnb - fellows as pinch foT the diy At thrw 0.clock
, R-verend. H. P. Almohd Abbott D. D.
of Baltimore will address the Sssem-
W. Krieger was one of the bly-
. ^—o who made a good ■ .____
p* ti»e on»v’dr E*»M ~ows d* n—mlnont Stockman
-e e"d fo" e ~hty lollarg a ’ ~ -- Mving between Cuero
w4 b him. and his creamery and Yorktown was here on buslne-s
bare helped him pay some of s ay
THE worker who apendz hi
money aa feat as he makes it
b traveling rapidly from the
frying pan to the fire..
■ru iBmeEi > ’ +*
JCHEL NATIONAL BANK
K
t Capital.
Always Your Priaad.
and Proftta $20§,000.00
Jazz Toe Dancing is
New Fad of Broadway
cuero rlcord
Classified
Advertising Rates
MINIMUM CHARGE
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
6c per line dally Insertion.
I Oft per line weekly Insertion.
12%c D«r line both insertions.
SOc per line six consecutive
daily and one weekly Insertion
40c per line four consecutive
insertions daily and weekly.
$1.00 per line consecutive inser
tlons one month daily-weekly
Display Rates.
26c per column Inch dally.
35c per column inch weekly.
60o per column inch single in-
sertion daily and weekly
$1.00 per column inch daily and
weekly one week.
Ads accepted up to 1:30 p. m.
for publication same day.
TERMS:—Cash in advance ex-
cept to those having regular
charge accounts.
FOR SALE—Young Jersey ^cow and
heifer calf. Inquire at Record offlet*.
I’TGS FOR SALE—Chas
Koenig,
Route 4. Ctaero.
\
FOR SALE—Pull blood
German
s Mrs. Don
Police dog with papeiHr
NivlioL. fit. 1. Cuero.
/
FRUIT TREES T1JAT BEAR. Pe-
cans and berries. Hardy. climate-
proof Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs,
Shades. Roses. Landscape plans made.
Catalogue free. RAMSEY‘S AUSTIN
NURSERY. Austin, Texas Kst. 1875.
WANTEf>—-To rent a
for a opuplA of months.
Oliver. Notify Record. 1f have
rent.
. $20.00 REWARD
Will pay $20 reward for idefititf of
man who rah over gray
on Valley Street today. Ji
(adv) -* L. B.
FOR SALE —Jdrsey cows, fresh and
heavy spring' r^ Have car load. Guar-
antee every one. E. L. Nichols. Cuero,
j 7 heaps id e route.
FOR RENT
■ ■ - ■■■*>■■ ■
FURNISHED apartment for rent.
\pply Mrs. J. W. Bel^tmin.
FARM FOR RENT—Part of the
Werner farm four miles east of
ATTENTION POULTRY
Z-I-P Parasite Remover fiMT*’ iff
drinking water rids ydur poifttFy df
Blue Bugs. lice, fleas and all other in-
sects. Keeps your poultry b a fiealthy
condition also cures mange of lugl
and dogs. Sold under a Money-Back-
Guarantec* For sale. by Rates
ware Co.
'_
BLUE AND GRAY WITH
SCOUTS VISIT ICftOtt
LOS ANGELES. Calif., Jan. U.-*-
Cuero. Good house, barns .etc. Apply Veterans from both sides
to T. J. Kennedy, 'Cuero, Texas. Tele-
phone 2(17.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE or Lease—PasUire of
328 acres about five miles fromUitem, j■
MY former home on Morgan Ave.
and house on South Line SU for rent.
Doth have sewer connections. Louis
_ | (tor ha Id, Phone 9009F1-1.
All under fence.
Jake Wagner at H. Runge & Co. Gin.
.It
New York City. — The last
stronghold of the opera has been
invaded. Toe dancing, always
considered sacred to opera, has
rS-R&rs'
-~*-e-—■——» T r
• 1 C. .’Jtrrl Sr.J .;.*Ta Srwlc ut.
' c’~:ri?sl way. I grew inter-
1 in jazz whi'e I was studying,
ar J insensibly, almost without my
being aware of it, I began to adapt
jazz tempo* to my toe dancing. Tne
result is different, and I have
been told, wonderfully effective.
I have reason to believe that the
idee Will* spread.
“It will probably Horrify some
conservative souls, but then you
fentral Hotel furniture. Phone 16^ \
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* :
LOOK! BARGAIN SEEKERS! j
1926 Dodge Special touring $795.
This is about the best car for
the money we have had in many
j day. Late model, looks and
runs like a brand new car, in fact
is only limbered up good, having
been used only three months. •
Other bargains in Dodges.
Fords. Etc.
A Nagel Motor Co
FOR SALE—A good
Qus tMetze.
Jersey co#r.
come at last to Broadway. Dolores _______________________,__
Farris has brought Broadway to! know there are always people to
her feet by doing the Charleston
and the Black Bottom in steps up
to now used only for the bgllet.
“I do not feel that I have given
be horrified at 'ey
All the’ great com
scorned when they*
revfeat thej# genius.'
new.
were
began to
the tome
up my ambition which was, of j with writers and artists,
course, to be an operatic dancer.” i “Toe dancing to jai* will not
declares Miss Fnx-ris. shake the foundations Of the
“I realize that some will think world but if it makes the world
I have taken the wrong turning,. a more amusing place, I shall feel
but I do not believe this is true.! happy about it. And to save my
I have spent years of serious study life, I can’t see why a ballet to
of the ballet. This exnerience I'‘I’ve-Got the Girl’ might not ba
am turning to jazz. Why not? j pretty as well as good fun to
“I call my dancing jazz done! watch.”
FOR SALE—2 German Police dogs
6 months old. papers furnished.
Fhone 119.
1 have for 9ale a beautiful 30-acre
tract, about third in City Limits of
Cuero: improvements-thereon would
cost $5,000. It is for sale in a body, j
Can be sub-divided into small tracts
and sold for over $12,000. Price
$8,600; good terms. W. H. Graham.
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Airdale |
puppies, two months old. Phone.9000;
F. 3. G. R. Cranstnfo, fit. 3 B.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cuero Storage <k Forwarding Co
Oonded Public Warehouse
ui rage for Household Furniture
•nrchaadise. etc H. W Nagel, Mgr.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Annual meeting of the stockholders
of Cuero Publishing Co. will take
piace Tuesday afternoon, January 18,
’>27, at 5 o'clock at the company’s
office. .Tack Howerton Secty. (adv)
Well Boring is Our Business
Let us bore a well for you either
r home, use or irrigation purposes.
' 11 clad': take jobs to deepen shal-
flls. Reasonable rates.
Morris & Bass, Phone 9007F11.
5-5 00 ESSAY CONTEST FOR
l . OI. CHILDREN, rrom flfrh u,
t* Tli grad s. Closes Jan. 25, 1927
Vrite tor particulars and ft^e catf
A SET’S. \UStIN NUR
Y Avisitn, Texas.
POSTED! POSTED!
My pasture about five miles from
Cuero on Stratton road is posted.
Trespassers will be proseeuted to full
extent of the law. Jkke Wagner.1
LOflT—REWARD — Three horse
mules and two mares, Sunday night, j
January 9. Will pay reward fflr r»*!
turn or information as to their
whereabouts. Ignasio Garsa, tJnero.
in the
war and two troops of Boy
visited the Bell Post of The
Legion here recently.-Stortei
war experiences were tbW
bers of the G. A. R. and by 9.
mohs, commander of the
partment. of the Con*
ans. Demonstrations of
gfvdn the bdys.
IF YOU’RE, FIT TO KXIfit.
ADVERTISE, SAY%
From ito
Wells eomo’s Urn
in bis book. “The World of
Clissotd** relative *>
man or^l class or a
thing that will fiot
fit to exift is U»-world. 1$
doesn’t really believe tt itself*
want to exist and not to MF i6
Is aoffletfctttt beneath j
$2 m #.
WommttWNt
—Mrs. D. D.
Obtain Dr.
now, in liquid,
tablets, 66c,
send 10e tor
Dr. Pierce’a
Ever tried fit.
leta^for the
60 felteta, 30
Wear
Florsheims
at all times
Allen A Hot#
for
flrtSm «wry p*i«-
Cuew. Jerta& * ▼ ’
V ..cer Relflert
Wm. Frobes*
A Schlwsta
H. RUNGE & CO., Bankers
Vi r
Established In 1646
(Unincorporated) i
General Banking and Exchange. Interest on all Time Deposits. Safety
Deposit Boxes tor rent, in the safest fire and burglar vault In
South Texas. We solicit your Banking Business.
CUERO.
Texas
t
-—-*— --—,
POSITIVELY there can be no
Success without Sacrifice and
no Saving without Self-Denial.
FARMERS STATE BANK & TRUST CO.
A Guarunty Bond Ben$ .
PFCM FOR FOOD FREE DELIVERY
Telephone 4 or 34C
i v. RUNGb Sc CO.
Quality Grocer*
n E besttha ih l\nd affo ds
r C. 4 V Brand Work Clothing
vladt* in Cueru
OVERALLS, JUMPERS, UNIO,NALLS, PLAY SUITS
AND SHIRTS.
PANTS IN KHAKI, HONG-KONG, SAND COLOR AND
ASSORTED STRIPES
BOYS’ LONGIES
All Being Manufactured now in our town.
Satisfaction guaranteed b y Manufacturer.
< i!
January Clearance Sale
Men’s Suits And Overboat*
Here’s an event that invites you to scour the entire community. Go whereve*
please, then come back for comparison of values. You’ll admit this is the
of SALES.
Most men take pride in their appearance, and rightfully so. Now here’s
tunity to dress up to the'minute at a cost which makes good clothes like
a necessity.
Most Style* in two groups ................. ........... 920*85 ami
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 9, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 12, 1927, newspaper, January 12, 1927; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth999706/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.