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raesxa paid, cocaca, ootctbi nw COUNTY AGENT HAS PROGRAMS Hiett, Prosecuting Attorney for Texas SOIL COirSEKVATIOH SCHOOL CONTINUES sanity of Perlina IL Max (John P. Moberly) (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett). Roy Smurr, et (Homer Rinehart, County (Duke Hiett) vs. A. Ilia" and Ella L.

iliatt. injunction. cccmr conn docket JUR03S AI3 ALTERIUTES K0VEIBERTERIU939 Kuto of Missouri, ex rcl Duke Wm. D. Roberts, ft John P.

Moberly) The fourth session of the Texas County Soil Conservation school was held Octoher 4 and 5. This two-day Hiett, Pronecutlng Attorney for Texas vs. John II. Hicks (L. N.

Searcy ft C. OUR PROUDEST BOAST The proudest boast of the United States is not the fact that we have the highest standard of material living on the face of the earth. Of greater importance is that the individual still has liberty of conscience; and freedom of action. The humblest citizen is able io voice his views on political issues without fear of r- Printed programs for Farm and Home Week st the Missouri College of Agriculture, November 1-3, are now in the hands of the County Extension Agent. This 16-page book lei gives a complete list of the association meetings, general sessions, night meetings, sectional meetings, names of il.

Jackson), suit for conversion. Earl L. Vollmar and Thelma I County, (Duke Hiett) vs. Thoiiia-i ami Lulu Reed, injunction. Margaret V.

Davis, by It. Juror Alternate Vollmar (Hiett, Covert Hiett) vs. Boone Township James, her next friend, (Hiett, Covert Margrect L. Robinson, et (Hubert Gus Sudhcimer Joe Buckner Hiett) vs. I'aschael A.

IMvis, sun session was devoted to terracing. Onu-half day was in-doors and the remainder of the time in the field. John Ferguson, Soil Conservation-it from the College of Agriculture, tuuglit the men how to make a farm survey prior to laying off terrace Bnrdine Township speakers, topics for discussion, and exhibits that make up this year's on account. M. II.

Gali. ait Trustee in Bank h. Lay), partition. Liliie Winafrcd Lawhorn (John Moberly) vs. Robert Franklin Law-horn, divorce.

Luther Jones J. W. Beelcr Jim Stubbs Bennie Street Farm and Home Week program. ruptcy of the Estate of United Grocers Coinnanv. (Victor 0.

Carroll Township Alta L. Cameron (Hiett, Covert Lester Hubbs J. IL Meador Maurice W. Covert) Hiett) vs. Tilden Cameron, divorce, and rest secure in his own home without fear of arrest at the hands of some tyrannical despot momentarily in power.

We owe these blessings to Thomas Jefferson, father of the Bill of Rights and founder of the Democratic Party. lines, how to ojierate the farm levels and how to actually run the Corsicana Ozro Riley John Scott vs. Viriril Recs. action on account Media Ireland, et (David E. PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE The Democratic way, the Roosevelt way, and the American way to at Cus Township impey) vs.

Geneva N'. Russ and Ma Bill McMillin Jess Erwin tilda A. Summers (Hiett. Covert tack the unemployment problem is to Clinton Township terracer. Every man had ihe opportunity to actually do the things necessary to laying off and building terraces.

W. F. Harry's farm was ued as M. 1L Gait, as Trustee in Bankruptcy of the Estate of United Groeers Company, (Victor O. CoLtrane, Maurice W.

Covert) vs. It. B. Grisham, action on. account and Hiett, partition.

Gladden Davis Jim Peebles directly help ihoso who are in need of jobs. And the system works. Grant Davis Lumber a Corporation, (Richard Farruigton) vs. Lyle Tom Denney Helvin Massey last Republican year. Regardless of There are millions more at work to Current Township day than there were in 1032.

Our the laboratory farm. It was first surveyed as a whole, then terrace lines K. Yancey, et enforcement of mechanic's lien. Allen Piles I J. Hunter note.

The State of Missouri at the In part.san censure and ridicule, definite progress in the solution of the job problem has been made under the New Deal. Date Township national income this year will be, virtually double what it was in that were ml off, and last a Jterrace was i'oiiiiation of Duke Hiett, Prosceutuig Attorney. (Duke Hiett) vs. Oscax Warren Bell 0. G.

Sims James It. Holt and Besse L. Holt W. Covert) vs. Annie E.

Jackson Township I'aiiev, otio warranto. Davis, et al (David E. Imjiey), Evan Dixon W. A. Lemons hu H.

The farm presented buvcrul rather difficult problems which gave tie men making plajis ample opjior-1 city lor thought. The Held being iI now will be imt into corn in .1. C. Wilson (David E. Iini-cy) vs.

Lynch Township Cent nil Diesel Elltrilie ComPill! V. 8 Mildred Magers (G. J. MacElhern Frank Davis Zeb Sligcr Commit ion, damages. ii Jf.

vs. I'evely Dairy FASCINATING POSITIONS Modern business offers many ODDortuoities ta vound men and wo- i 1'JIO. liny B. Lucas, Siipenntenileiit of the Company, a Corporation, Owen Coj.e, Iiihurance Department of the State of J'tttuty-loiir regular school en- und It. It.

Hiekn, danutirex. urn uboitt ten visitors attend Mi-souri (Ijcvy and and MorrU Township C. N. Stewart J. C.

MeCnll Ozark Township Geo. WillhUe J. W. Bell Jim Bailey Elmer Dixon Pierce Township Ira U. Atteberry (Maurice Co ed this course of instruct on.

The Mauriee W. Covert) vs. 0. L. Gentry vert) vs Jese Kile (C.

H. Jackson i ii.tcre-t of men who came fiwiii (John P. Moberly), damages. and John P. Moberly), damages.

Sherman Humphrey (David I. Jesse Fox (John P. Moberly) vs. liii'eretit townships in the county hows the interest with which ihe Clarence Vajidcventer B. E.

Sharp Iniey) vs. Willard Klniore and Wil I'evely Dajry Company ad Dewey McGowan (Breuer Northern), dam- liam F. Elmore (Hubert E. Lay), farmers are taking hold of erosion prevention work. lainaiies.

ages. Terraces are not the entire answer Marv Vandevort (Hubert h. Lay) meo who have specialized training. Thousands of SPRINGFIELD DRAUGHON Graduates today hold good paying positions as secre taries, bookkeepers, accountants, office managers, etc. Springfield Draughon is nationally kcown and recognized, bat wide employment connections, receives more offers of positions than it can fill.

If interested in a business career, write for catalog and full particulars. Address: ALONZO J. BATES, President springfield draughon Business University vs. Vandevort (Uavm Jv. Jiit- SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER to all erosion problems.

To be inot they must he used in eon- ni'Mutii a iriuu rvifnti.in divorce. Pincy Township Geo. Kelly J. L. Gibson Homer Crawford R.

W. Fourt Boubidoux Township Bennett Ballard W. J. llildebrand Wm. Elmore O.

L. MeXaughliji Sargent Township Dave Loftiss Frank Wonnell Sherrill Township Bob Kceney Johnny Cameron Bajrd Campbell Harry Kofahl united Mates noiimaji Machinery fi 8 ornnn of treatments of lime and phosphorus, Coloration a Delaware Corporation whh wp 'mM baijketg livestock farming and pa-ture crops. (acwdiii aim urannooK, ana Maurice Mr on Martin To be wholly effective terraces mut W. Covert) vs. Murrill (David E.

Impey), replevin. he built about fifteen inches high ajxl with a waterway four to six feet wide. The terrace itself should be at Frank Speneor (David L. Imiey) SPRINGFIELD- MISSOURI Upton Township vs. hadic J.

hpenccr, et (it. Earl Miller Baxter Pearcy Lamar), to reform deed. least twenty-four feet wide, so it can be easily crossed with farm nuv Alvin King (W. A. Brookslarc) vs CRIMINAL CASES ehinerv.

Most fanners are inclined Herschel Hadley (Hubert Lay), i his fiOth birthday, as his birthday was on Saturday, ihe 7th. At the noon hour a bountiful dinner was spread and enjoyed by all present. Mr. Miller was truly surprised, but the biggest surprise was to see his two sons and families and his daughter, Mrs. B.

C. Mayfield, come driving in from Monett, Mo. I will say that was once the old man was surprised. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Carter, of Plato; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Welch, of Roby; Mr. and to stop work on their terraces when damages. Frona Lines (John P.

Moberly) vs, State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs, only half completed. This is certain to cause dissatisfaction aiid damage to terraced fields. Carl G. Lines, divorce. Glen Bates (John P.

Moberly), first Bertha A. Middleton and Bertie degree murder. Tuttle (John P. Moberly) vs. Oscar Terraces will not take the place of State of Missouri (P.

J. Dillan: A. Tuttle and Otto S. Tuttle, par lime, fertilizer, green manure or vs. Leo Huhn Welton Huhn (Pli tition.

(First count.) egumc growing. They will hold both Donnelly, R. G. Mayfield John Moberly), enticing away child. Mrs.

Nelson Henson, Plato; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williams, Roby; Mr. and Bertha Middleton and Bertha E. 1940 PLYMOUTH SHOWING Gee the Beautiful New Plymouth end Dodge Care AKINS GAB AGE Houston.

Mo. Phono 113 Corduroy Tiros. Autolito Battorios, Sholl Gasolino, Oils. Ports Expert Repair Work Prompt Service soil and water, however, and terraces on fields usuallv pay for themselves Tuttle (John P. Moberly) vs.

Oscar State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs, Mrs. Wesley Carter and family, Roby A. Tuttle and Otto S. Tuttle, and Jas. Ray Schrum (David E.

Impey), steal Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams, Roby; Mr, T. Tuttle, partition, the first year a crop is grown, through increased yields. Their principal value is to keep the soil intact on the insr chickens in the night time.

and Mrs. Lloyd Christenson, Cook James O. Street (Maurice W. Co State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs ville, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Mill vert) vs. Armeanie Street, divorce, and daughters, Bettic Lue and Mary William Miner, Curtis Ray Willard McGoe (W. M. Harrison), grand Wilbur Sears vs. Dr.

W. F. Herron, Alice, of Monett, Mr. and Mrs, field. I "Twenty times as much fertilizer! is lost each year through erosion as i is lost through cropping." 1 damages.

larceny. Glen Miller and daughter, Mildred, of John Holland (Hubert E. Lay) vs, State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs, Monett. Mrs. B.

C. Mayfield Amngeinc Holland, divorce. Monett. Mrs. Sam Ell.oU and Howard Barnes and, Lnyburn Boyd Roberta Covell (R.

I.KiddH vs, (John P. 4Ioberlr) frrand "larceny. children, Plato; Miss Eulen Henson, William Stone and Anna E. Stone, ONE OF A 3EWE3 OF ADVERTISEMENTS OW MEN WHO MAKE MISSOURI. State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs.

D. T. Henson, Billie Moore, Plato damages. Earl Richards and Emil Gcren Mr. and Mrs.

Othel Smith and family. T. W. (Robert Lamar) (David E. Impey and Hubert E.

Lay) of Success, Misses Sarah, Eva, Luvina Clara Sutton, divorce. grand larceny. Blanch, Opal and Ruth Miller, nnd W. R. Baueh (Hiett, Covert the honor guest, Mr.

Miller, and wife, State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs. Charley McNew and Bessie Zirschky Hiett) vs. Ruth Baueh, divorce. AH left wishuur Mr. Miller many Maggie Smith (Hiett, Covert ft zm Willi (David E.

Impey), burglary and lar more happy birthdays. One present, Hiett) vs Oscar Smith, divorce. ceny. -oooo- Ruby Wall (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett) State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs. QOOD LETTER vs.

Francis M. Wall, divorce. Charley McNew and Bessie Zirschky FROM DR. BRIDGES Walter G. Epplcr (Maurice W.

(David E. Impey), burglary and lar Covert) vs. George Chester, et ceny. (Published Without Permission) action to try title. Friend E.

K. Find inclosed check A 0 Bird Wright (C. IL Jackson) vs. CIVIL CASES Edith Wright, divorce, on subscription. I would bate miss Myrtle Meyer (Hubert E.

Lay) vs. a copy of the Herald, as it is like Frederick R. Meyer, divorce. State of Missouri (Duke Hiett) vs, getting a letter from home, tjiough almost every issue tells me of the Tcddie rulk (Hubert E. Lay) vs, MISSOURI Homer Alley, delinquent sales tax.

Dadio Fulk, divorce. passing of some old friend. C. N. Wood (J.

P. Moberly) vs, Stella Fayo Masscngill, an infant, Johannea A. Mol and Verna N. Mol When I read of the long years you by J. W.

Cook, her father and have been in charge of the old home action on note by attachment. Have a talk with your friend ami eighbor thm hoe dealer. Ask him to tell 70a the romantic aiorr of natural guardian, (David E. Impey) paper and I remember that through James R. Holt (M.

W. Covert) vs, sbo. Among other things, he will inform too, no vs. Billy Masscngill, divorce, all these years ihe Lyles family have Gus VanStratten, et (Hiett, Covert Fern Sanders (Hiett, Covert ft been my fnends, starting with the Hiett), partition. ll y-rfiPSrl doubt, of the vital part shoes play in roar health.

Possibly next to your doctor, your shoe merchant is most ware of the importance of properly made, wcU-fltted Hiett) vs. Miles Sanders, divorce. never-to-be-forgotten Colonel Lyles, it Donald Elliott, an Insane Person Fred Johnson and Frances 0. makes mo feel like I am no longer the by Edward W. Elliott, His Guardian Johnson, his wife, (H.

D. Green and kid I once was. and Curator, (K. L. Lamar) vs.

Alan shoes to year physical well being, posture, nen outlook on life, your happinea and success. Floyd Bean) vs. Bill Harmon, John True, you and I have not always Eastin, doing business as satin Motor Johnson, Fred Timmerman, Mrs. Marti been for the same individual, but our Company, (Hiett, Covert Hiett) Hawkins, Bill Heldebrand, Oaylord faith in Democracy has always been rescission. Elliott and Marshall Savage, (John the same, and I want you to know Oscar McWilliams (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett) va.

Orlan Reid, action on note, f. Moberly), damages. though I have been breathing Rcnub- tories, Missouri shoe dealers are exceptionally well Informed as to the essentials of sound shoe construction and the necessity of proper fit. They are well qualified merchants men on Marvin Cook (Hubert E. Lay) vs.

Hean air for nearly seven years, up to M. M. Cosby, et (Hiett, Covert Ivan uoolc, divorce. now I just get a little stronger in the Hiett) vs. S.

N. Rogers, et (H, Ora Covey (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett) old faith every year. E. Lay), partition. THE shoe industry la an important one in Missouri.

More than $130,000,000 worth of shoe are manufactured annually In factories with over twelve million dollars of invested capital in more than 30 towns of our state. These shoe factories pay Missourians upward of $30,000,000 in sat arles and wages every year and contribute about $900,000 a year In taxes to support of government. vs. Roland Covey, divorce. I don't blame the Republicans for George Dobbs (John P.

Moberly) whom you can rely for it ir Jennie Lucille Vestal, a Minor, by wanting Franklin D. to say he will not vs. Ben Higger, damages. Irene Nelson, her mother and natural I run again for Xhoy certainly realize State of Missouri, at the relation reliable advice and good values. Their interests and and to the use of Texas County, Mis guardian (Hubert E.

Lay) va itooert that they ean not beat him. PossiMy Lee Vestal, divorce. I he has made some mistakes, but the souri, (Duke Hiett) vs. William F. Hazel Pippin (Homer G.

Chaffin) I eood undoubtedly over-balances the Carty, Dave C. Mitchell, C. E. Covert, yours consist in delivering com vs. 0.

Ei Jennings, damages. 1 bad. and P. E. Mitchell, (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett, ft John P.

Moberly), action on Earl Grogan (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett) I can not understand how it would Is fort and satisfac vs. Tholma Grogan (Hubert E. Lay), be such sn element in settling the war offiAiaj bond. tion, not In merely selling merchandise. divorce, Barker Duncan (Wm.

J. B. Myers, for hrr will not run. when it looks to me like at least two out George E. Shelton (Robert L.

La J. P. Moberly, F. P. Sizer, C.

mar) vs. Martha Coats Shelton, of three want him to run. Beed) vi. Guy A. Thompson, Trustee divorce.

So far as the State and Senate of Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, a Corporation, (David E. Blair, Hiett, races are concerned, I think you have John H. Bader (David E. Impey) known me long enough to know how Covert ft Hiett, Thos J. Cole, Leo IL vs.

Ruth Bader, divorce. I stand. Johnson), damages. Coy Haggard (John P. Moberly) Hoping that the old paper will con vs.

Aleen Haggard, divorce. TO serve Missouri and provide proper shoes for father, mother, Billy and Sniiy, tuere sbsut 50 shoe wholesalers and some 800 exclusive retail shoe stores besides the many shoe departments in your general stores. In addition, there are 1670 shoo repair shops in the state to keep good shoes wearable. Missouri ranks tenth among the states la its number of retail shoe outlets. pOSSIBLY because of our many shoe fae tinue to get better and that you may Caldwell ft Hawkins, a partnership, consisting of W.

M. Hawkins and D. 8. Caldwell, (John P. Moberly) vs.

D. S. Caldwell, and W. M. Hsw.

continue at its head for at least an kins, doing business tinder the firm name of Caldwell ft Hawkins Oil other hundred years, I am as ever, Boss Briokey, attachment MISSOURI shoe men manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, repairmen are good citisens, taxpayers, voters, respected neighbors- individuals who are a credit to the shoe Industry and to our state, which they have brought to a high position of leadership In their field. YOUR patlle utilities the taxpaying electric, gas and water companies of Mlseouri--nlate the entire shoe Industry and every man and woman who la a part of It fellow travelers on the road of service and progress la Missouri. John P. Moberly and Nan C. Mo (Maorios W.

Covert) vs. Fred Leel your riead-J. T. Bridges. berly (David B.

Impey) vs. J. S. King, (Hubert E. replevin.

Constant Advertising Will Inereass Treasurer ft Ex-Qffieio Collector of Amilia Mead (H. E. Ryan) vs. the Revenue of Texas County, Yoor Business. Give it a Fair Trial and Be Convinced.

Houston Herald. Fred W. Kelly, B. W. James, C.

C.I Crawford, John Armstrong, Hubert Lay and 0. C. Bennett (Hubert E. ICS3 Ballard'a ftnour Uniman tua Lay), damages. Bank of Raymond ville, a Corpora-1 been an taesptashre aid la reUav tion (Mauriee W.

Covert) vs. W. C. Hiett Covert ft Hiett), Injunction. Mont H.

Huff (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett) vs. Alfred A. Huff, et partition. Thelma Dobbs (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett) vs. George Dobbs, divorce.

Margaret V. Davis (Hiett, Covert ft Hiett) vs. Paschal A. Davis (John P. Moberly), notion for divorce.

(Motion to modify decree) In th Matter of the Alleged In ng tns ciscooforts of IfoscaUr Coageatloo that accompanist Sprains. Strains. Bmiaea. and Una. Hibbs, suit on notes.

Missouri Association of Public Utilities a. mmmmmm rM rrrV Stella Jaekson (Duke Hiett and cnUr Soreness from owesartion Inbert E. Lay) vs. Clarence Jaekson Iwl Wtil Wall 9IUCI less mb. or a osmast 4JIUiW.IUIl ImMWmI ft or onanc exposure.

la 30c C9 bottles. (John P. Moberly), divorce. State of Missouri, ex rel Duke 13 Xfcts; Bsm.