The Hereford Brand, Vol. 20, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1920 Page: 3 of 10
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>. H. REEVES OUT
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Mm Dk-teejr, of Etartm, who 1mm
Mtlag kMr wmttmr, Mn. Butn
RmMm1 tor th put «Hk, Ml Ttaunki
A hmm talMt pity will b* la Dte-
■Itt Mack filiw a%bt H play Is
—HO*. "Toaj. dw OmrM," ud to
totat pat oB-hy ikt Barter Hick School
tor tho nrpwi of nldig ftmda.
Mm. Pftttoo and dwwhMr, Ethel. of
Awurlllo. mo rWtiai at (ho Patten
home this week.
MIm Inm TMmMhi loft tor her
boor la Rovlao Monday.
lttamltt. Texas, 4-12-30.
The Peoph of Castro County :
I announce to you that O H. Beeres
a candidate for County Judge of
stro county, subject to the will of
People at the Democratic Primary
July.
Mr. Reeves came to Texas four years
ami. being a worker, has painted
my houses in lUmmitt and the cur-
indins country. Also Im*Idk a Chris-
Ian hearted gentleman believe* in at-
railini to his own business ami letting
Dther people alone. Having graduated
High School forty years ago ami re-
viving a *vrtincate, and having been
>rt.v years in the Kchool of Kxperlenee.
lie feels he is well <iualitted to attend
the business of the office.
Believing in equal rights to all and
i'ial privileges to nune he promises,
nominated and elected, though he be
Ich or poor, high or low. everyone
ill receive the same due respect as
"another.
Make no uptake, but vote for
wes.
(adv.) A Friend.
DIMMITT
The Diimnitt schools closed Friday.
lAprii ! th, and the commencement «*\er-
Icises were held at the High School
[Auditorium at 8 p. m. on tintt date.
[President Atwood. of the Wayland
Baptist College nt Plainview. delivered
the address to the graduate*. Those
twho fluishe«l the course this term are:
fVera Johnson. Dora Bell, Mary Cow-
sert. Jack Cowsert and Iceland Smith.
On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. M.
Cowsert entertained tlie class at ♦
o'chwk dinner. Those present, iiesides
the class were W. J. Minor, I>oris
Wlnkleman, Irene Tidenl>urg. Mattie
Hawkins. Fraukie Kerr. Betrie Koae
Kerr. Fannie Cash. Leola Shuforti.
Tennie Hastings air.l Miss Kvii Bowan.
or Artesia. New Mexico.
Miss Mattie Hawkins, teachers of
the Primary Department of tfte school
at this place, left for her home in
Swisher couny Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Hodges, of l.ubltock. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. C. K. McLean,
this week.
B. A. Holland, formerly of this place
but now of Lubbock, was shaking
hands with old friends in Dimmitt
Friday.
Mr. Dow Duree has areepted a posi-
tion in the City Oarage.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
MeCollough Saturday ami as that laily
Is to leave us in a few days, the ladies
The worst windstorm for
years hit this eouaty Saturday. InMtct-
; lug cotelderahie damage, especially to
windmills. In some places it is thought
the wheat is damaged considerably.
! Kev. Florence occupied the pulpit
liere Sunday night in the absence of
Rev. Lindley.
HI MMRRFIILD
Judge Hughes received information
Mouday fr ui Austin iuipurtiug the de-
cision aud approval of our School
Bonds. Tlie patrons of the district
realise that material ami labor are
much higher priced thsn they were
h year ago when the bonds were voted.
We want to put up a real school build-
ing Therefore, let everyone in the
district put his shoulder to the wheel
and help, it isn't an ao-omodation; it
Is our duty to do no. If each man gives
a day with team fori'e. the work of ex-
cavation ami sand hauling can is* doue
without <-ost and that money re*erv*«l
for equipment. Nothing illustrates
better the community characteristics
than that Temple of Knowledge." the
schooihouse. The Summcrtield people
intend to all go to work iu earnest now
ami pull together until the srhooihouse
is complete If there is a slacker, he
wiil stand out so prominently atone in
this case that to avoid the stare of the
fall right la line with the majority ami
work. Lot everyone volunteer UtVU*
I mo no to do, and do it
Mm. H. J. Rico hoo boon oa the atafc
Hot the put weak
rraok Spark* oad wife are etolktac
rotative* la Poahaadlo this week.
Mlaa lone Meaner speat the
end with friends in Amartilo.
Mrs. Georgo Storey, who boo
very sick, is soam better at thia writ-
ing.
H. J. Eke made ah bnslneas trip to
Black last Mouday.
The large tank which blew from
Black to SummerOeld recently is still
staked down along the roadside by Mr.
Cannon's feme
Mr. Odell i* still making improve-
ments on his plate south of Murnmer-
ttcid He nsvnti) erected a uk« four
rvsim dwelling aud uow has Mulshed a
new garage aud uew utodei chicken
itouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe ituchert visited
Sunday with Mr aud Mrs Woskoski in
Hereford.
Johu 'Jaeti is putting a uew rwrf on
his house this week
Kdgar Mtwdey 's slied hlew down last
Saturday and I'ervy K*tcs' windmill
hlew <df. But ail the ilstuage so far
reported is of luiitor conset|ueuce <i>m-
yared with the hurrh-aues « f 1.1 tier
places.
A great many from our district ;<t
tended the Hereford Breeder* As*i*- a-
tioii Sale iu Hereford last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lyda Amends, whu lives uorth
of Hereford, is visiting her rents,
Mr and Mrs. Latighlin
The Suuiiuerticld ladies spi>tit the day
last Thursday w ith Mr« «! J Ness and
helped her sew Mrs Ness ex|N*eted to
start on her trip to Norway early in
May but has revived word that on ac-
count of heavy traffic, the ttrst Liner
the fifteenth of July
The family of Prank Jacobs hare all
sick this week. An attack of raid
aad La Grippe seems to be among us. ,
A tores of men in working on the
railroad grade between ftummeriMd
and Hereford and the coastructlon'
gang's cars sre stationed on the siding
hoeo at present repairing the telegraph
Una ami making the polas all shorter
aad resetting them.
Mr. and Mrs B. C. Kohereon have
boon attending the Baptist revival
meetings iu Hereford. Thoy report a
fine meeting *i><l giMal re«ults
The only one of^us who still ha« a
good pristpeet for early fruit slm-e the
bard freese the night of April .'I, Is
Wayne Munlock He peote>-t<sl his
tree* from damage by irrigatiug ihuti
tolly as smm n« he «aw tlie danger
and kept them welt watered until tt e
weather warmed up
Mrs Itlce and Mrs lloiiu liulU-v
calhsl oil Mrs ii L. IJ.«tu VhurstSay
afternoon
Mrs. Mary T>ie. of HelvTord. \ tailed
tlie of the week with her son.
Ohaurev Tyce. ami family
I*n account of uncertainty In pr«
curing i nr in k tilt h to ship gram. Mr
maimw w laiu
down regular caravans of grain. Wag
ona aad trucks loaded with dUtoreat
kinda of threshed grgain am being
hauled tor miles to thunmerfletd and a
great many are contracting the sale of
It here aad piling It on the ground.
(2 rase oa the range la look lag grseo
everywhere. • A light shower would be
a world of be neat to everything al
Farmers hove about concluded that
oats was damaged very tittle. If any. by
the recent freest'.
Good Printing at Tho
Plumbing and Tin Work
tjuk-k. expert work and
Prices We WHI Please You.
Phone Mo. 317, the
Hereford Tin Shop
W ANTED—Your Cream
W. R. Hawkins, now lw>l«l with the Irm Car-
lvlf* Groppr\, is Agent ft r thr Nitar^y (.reamrry
Company « f Amarillo. untl will huv your rrram for
rush, at current market priee#. any tiay in the wrtrk.
IKm't Forget tin* Place —Carlylr'* Grocery
PAY CASH
MONEY
For
Castro County Farmers
at 5 1-2 per cent
Through Dimmitt Nation*! Farm Loan
Anociatien
B. D. Woodlee
Sacrct arjr -Troararcr
Dimmitt. Tm«
Some Smart
New Pumps Have
Just Arrived
The stylos are netv and very drossy and the fit is
perfect. These nou ones have flexible welted sides
which insures nood service.
A Brown KitUkin pump, has !>rown suede quar-
ters. inserted tongue eolonial style. French heels
and welted soles and is prieed at $15.00.
A Brown Suede ribbon tie with Freneh heels and
welted soles is S 15.00.
Black Suede with inserted throat. French heels
and welted soles is priced $15.00.
Black or brown Kidskin ribbon tie pump* at
S 10.00 and $12.85.
Black Kidskin pumps with baby Louis heels art*
$8.59. $10.00 and $12.50.
w
Plenty of new pumps and oxfords in the best
of styles.
WHITE & KIRK
The plane to buy Shoes
503 POLK ST. AMAKII.I.O, TEXAS
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What the
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It ii the trademark to which over
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point willi pride.
Bnflt fct tar sizes—12-20,16-30,
90-40 and 30-60 H. P.
The C. 0. Lee
Hardware
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theatre] J
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
and hi* suk-cyUnder "flit"
tire rat inn for two day's of
traffic trouble and tire-less
launh luiutnm that will
mend any crank cane in
his newest million thdlar pic-
ture
Day's Pleasure"
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Also Showing
Dust in Farnum in
"A Man's Fight"
\ *tnrv of the AriKtt>eratie
Fast ami the (ireat Went
Vietliiestlav. April 21
Thursday. April 22
F armers
Ranchmen
We have two big trucks equipp-
ed for Grain, Cake and
Registered Cattle
hauling
Leave your teams in the field and let us do your hauling
Phone J. C. RicKetts No. lO
or T. L-. Terry No. 321
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The Hereford Brand, Vol. 20, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1920, newspaper, April 15, 1920; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth254047/m1/3/: accessed May 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.