The Hebbronville News. (Hebbronville, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 30, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 10, 1925 Page: 4 of 4
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Kinsel Motor Co.
K. A. KINSEL. OWNER
HEBBRONVILLE. TEXAS
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE
LINCOLN FORDfORDSON
GENUINE KOKI) FARTS.
01 R FILLING STATION IS OFEN FROM
6 A. M. UNTIL 10 F. M.
SERVICE STATION, GOODYEAR &.
LEE TIRES & TUBES.
A l ull Line of Ford Accessories.
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CITIES AND POOR SERVICE.
Cars - Trucks - Tractors
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Electric street railways are neces-
sary to the growth of any city and
no community can expect to continue
to grow unless the street railways
are permitted to prosper, says O. D.
Foster in Trade Winds.
“In the past ten years, electric
traction interests have saved a seri-
ous crisis. With the advent of the
automobile, with the constantly in-
creasing political pressure which was
brought to bear in the renewal of
franchises they suffer* >1 what almost
amounted to temporary collapse.
Public utility securities, particularly
those of the traction companies, were
a drug on the market, for the public
had lost confidence in their earning
power. Today the pendulum has
* swung in the other direction. The
! publit has learned through well di-
j rected publicity and u frank disius.
j cion of public service problems that
| no community can prosper f it fails
to tr.ke into account the relation its
puKV utilities bear to its business
progress. In other wcrd-, it has
, Unr tcd that no community can con-
tinue to grow if it starves it i iti’itn-s.
\ a result, entire communities are
now standing beck of nublic service
, interests even to the extent of going
down into their pockets and invest-
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doesn’t hope for much further reduc-
tion after that, and thinks it is a
good investment for the nation to
make. Perhaps so, but is shipping
any more important than the postof-
fice department, which our great gov.
ernment is trying to put on a
break-even basis by increasing the
tax on newspapers and magazines?
The daily newspapers no longer ask
nny favors. They only demand fair
and equitable rates. They have been
penalized in postal charges to an ex-
tent that is curtailing distant circula-
tion and forcing them to use other
means of transportation to near-by
points. Trucks and good roads will
solve the problem. The government
will lose and the people will profit.—
Houston Chronicle.
HOTEL VIGGO
(ABSOLUTELY FIREPR(K)F)
-It. C. FAULKNER. .MANAGER-
NICE COOL ROOMS — GOOD DINING-ROOM SERVICE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
OIL MEN — TRAVELING MEN — TOURISTS
-R. C. FAULKNER, MANAGER-
HEHHRON VILI.E
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you WILL FIND IN OUR STOCK A FULL LINE OF
QUALITY GOODS AT FAIR PRICES, AND ABOVE ALL AN
APPRECIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE EVIDENCED BY
COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT SERVICE.
ALICE
Drug Company
ALICE, TEXAS.
THE NEW ELECTRIC PLANT.
Mr. J. E. Johnson will arrive here
about the 20th and will have charge
of the local electric plant as engi-
neer. Mr. Nesbitt, who has been and
is now in charge of the plant, install,
ing it, etc., will, after the arrival
of Mr. Johnson, be in charge of the
wires as electrician. Mr. Johnson
( comes here from Foreman, Ark
j where he was at one time in the cm-
' ploy of Mr. Nance, who built the
Foreman electric plant and is now
owner of the Hebbronville plant. The
Hebbronville plant is almost ready
to begin operations and as soon as
the* wires are adjusted in the differ-
ent houses, the lights will then be
turned on. Mr. Nance has wisely in-
stalled an auxiliary plant for use in
case of accident to the regular plant
and his piant is so arranged that
either < il or gas can be used for fuel.
The Cash Store
FII.IHERTO GUTIERREZ, Proprietor.
LATEST STYLES IN WEARING APPAREL
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT HANDLES
THE REST BRANDS OF GROCERIES, FBI FIS. CANDIES
AND SUNDRIES.
OUR MOTTO: GOOD SERVICE. FAIR TREATMENT.
HKHHRONVILI.E, TEX IS.
MR. KLEBERG IMPROVING.
Richter’s Department Store
LAREDO
TEXAS
To Our Friends and Customers In Hebbronville:
It is human nature in business to get all the trade
you can; the consumer on the other hand wants to see his
town prepress; you con never build up your town by send-
ing away for everything you need; if you have good mer-
chants in your town, patronise them; we feel that they may
not be in position to supply some of your wants und that
is the part of your trade we would appreciate and give
you service.
AUG. C . RICHTER
LAREDO _ — — — TEXAS
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Col. Roht rt J. Kleberg of the K;ng
| ranch, was found sitting in the lobby
| tt the Gunter one afternoon this week,
' visiting with friends. Xotwithstand-
I mg that he is apparently almost back
to normal state of health. Col. Kle-
' terg told his friends that he is a
patient at the Santa Rosa, and was
just “off duty” when seen in the
hotel. It is very gratifying to his
immerse circle of friends to find that
he is greatly improved. “You see,
I'm just a little shaky, but am get-
ting better,” he said. And the best
part of it all was that he was not
just fooling himself—ha* ri actually
much improve.!.—Cattle Clatter, in
t an Antonio Express.
i WONDERS <)I THE TELEPHONE.
Now we are told by an authority
that tile telephone systims in Ameri-
ca hove strung enough wire to go
around the earth, 1,400 times, or 3.r>,-
NOTK’K OF APPLICATION OF W.
P. ALLEN. GUARDIAN OF THE
ESTATES OF FLORENCE CLARA
ALLEN, JOHN HOUGHTON AL-
LEN INI) W II.ItUU GEORGE AL-
IEN. MINORS. TO THE COUNTY
.11 DGE OP JIM HOGG < <>t NTY,
TEXAS, FOR PERMISSION TO
EXK< i TE TO i RE BUN Oil
( OMPAN1 IN OIL, GAS \\l>
MINERAL LEASE UPON CER-
TAIN LAND IN JIM HOGG
COUNTY. TEXAS, BELONGING
TO THE ESTATES OF SAID
MINORS.
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Notice is hereby given that I, W.
P. Allen, guardian of the estates of
Florence Clara Allen, John Houghton
Alien and Wilbur Allen, minors, did
file with the County Judge of Jim
Hogg County, Texas, on the 6th day
ol June, lDJ.'i, an application to make
and execute to the Sun Oil Company,
a ten year paid up oil, gas and min-
eral least upon certain lands in Jim
Hogg County, Texas, belonging to
the estates of said minors, which
lea^e contract is to be substantially
a Producer’s 88 Special Texas Form,
and the consideration for said lease is
the sum of Sixty-four Hundred Dol-
lars (S6.400.00) cash, and one-eighth
royalty of the oil and gas, and said
lease contract contains other terms 1
and conditions, all of which fully ap- |
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Minges Bakery
NEWEST AND BEST BAKERY IN
SOUTH TEXAS
MINGES BREAD IS MADE FROM THE BEST
FLOUR TO BE HAD IN THE MARKETS
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OUR PIES. CAKES AND FRENCH PASTRY
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
SUPERIOR QUALITY BREAD
FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CANDIES
GUS MINGES—PROP. — — HEBBRONVILLE, TEXAS
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pear in a copv of the proposed lease
which is attached to said application
now on file in the County Court of
Jim Hogg County. Texas.
The County Judge of said County
has fixed the date for the hearing of
aid aplication for the “Oth day of
June, 1025, at two o’clock P. M. at
the office of the County Judge of
Jim Hogg County, Texas, at the
Court House at Hebbronville, Jim
Hogg County, Texas.
Witness my hand this Oth day of
June, 1 f*25.
W. P. ALLEN. Guardian cf the
estates of Florence Clara Al-
len. John Houghton Allen and
Wilbur George Allen, Minors.
SOME HELPFUL HINTS.
Never throw away soup banes after
one boiling, as there is much good-
ness left in them after that. Boil
again and again until they appear full
of tiny holes. Then ail nourishment!
has been extracted.
Dry the green tops of celery in the1
oven, rub them down to powder, store
in iar; and use as flav >ring ft r soups
and stews. j
From To
8:30 lAl 12:00
P. M. Midnight |
Lower rates are charged- f
LOWER RATES ARE CHARGED FOR STATION-TO-STA-
TION CALLS WHEN PLACED BETWEEN THE HOURS OF £
8:30 P. M. AND 12:00 MIDNIGHT. THE RATE DURING £
THAT TIME IS ABOUT ONE-HALF THE STATION-TO £
STATION DAY RATE, AND IS KNOWN AS THE EVENING £
RATE. $
THIS CLASS OF SERVICE IS VERY POPULAR FOR SOCIAL X
CALLS. THE CHARGES CANNOT BE REVERSED, HOW- jj
EVER, ON STATION-TO-ST AT ION FALLS. NEITHER IS $
THE EVENING RATE EFFECTIVE WHEN THE DAY RATE &
IS 25c OR LESS. ON SUC H SHORT H AUL MESSAGES. THE $
DAY RATE APPLIES. X
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Southwestern Bell
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We Sell Fans, Toast-
ers and Electric Irons
We Are Headquarters for
Westinghouse-Madza
LAMPS
We Have a Complete Repair
Shop to Handle All Electrical
Repairs .* .* .* / .* / /
“Courteous Service"
? 000,060 miles of wire; they have plac_
Xj ed one telephone for every sever
: p< t m in the country, or 15,000.000
\ I telephone'. Over these systems 21,-
•i.">(•.tJOO.OGO calls wen ma 1< in one
year or over 10 times the number of
people on the earth. Capital invest-
ment in American telephone systems
amount to $2,750,000,000; the em-
ployes number 500,000 and the num-
ber of bond and shareholders is 350,-
000. This is something staggering.
Gc ne if the tallow dip age.—Austin
A n,i l ican-Stat. sman.
ORVILLE MOYER
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
(State License No. 1S9.)
Premont, Texas.
Direct Phone Connection With Alice
and Falfurrias.
LIMOUSINE FUNERAL CAR
LADY ATTENDANT.
THE GOVERNMENT’S W VY.
I.. C. Palmer, president of tbe
Fleet Corporation of the United
States, during an after-dinner talk
to a number of Houston citizens,
said that the government lost 350,-
000,000 on its shipping last year, will
lose $35,000,000 this year, but by the
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GIFTS OF DISTINCTION.
The Celebrated Grucn Veri-
thin Watches for Men end Wo-
men in White, Green^ Yellow
Gold and Gold-filled, and in
Platinum for Men and Women
and priced from $25 up.
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L. DAICHES
414 Flores Street
LAREDO, TEXAS
The
Texas-Mexi can
Railroad
QUICK FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE
TO POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES
AND MEXICO
TRAVERSES TIIE GREATEST CATTLE COUNTRY IN TEXAS
AND THE LARGEST OIL-PRODUCING FIELD
IN SOUTH TEXAS
s' year beginning July 1 its loss will
0 only be $28,000,000 annually. He CC
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11 Hebbronville
|| BOTTLING WORKS I
^ C ARMANDO SALINAS— MANAGER $
J -AGENT FOR- |
|| Smile of the Orange |
A MOST DELICIOUS DRINK
ALL KINDS OF BOTTLED SODAS ^
Free Delivery to Any Part cf the City—to the Oil Fields ^
and to Mirardo City.
OUR BOTTLED SODAS RECOMMEND THEMSELVES
HEBBRONVILLE — — TEXAS
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LAND ADJACENT TO THE TEXAS-MEXICAN RAILWAY IS
SPLENDIDLY ADAPTED TO THE GROW ING OF
COTTON AND CITRUS FRUITS
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THE TEXAS-MEXICAN RAILWAY IS A DIRECT LINE FROM
'I HE DEEP WATER AT CORPUS CHRISTI TO THE
GATEWAY OF MEXICO—LAREDO
FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE ANY
OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES
S. W. D.WOI.P, c. „ FIg|l
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Laredo, Texas . , „
Laredo, Tax*
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