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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15
Aqua DULCE NEWS ITEMS

AQUA ullcE TEXAS prc it-
Many of uut FARMERS are able io smile
again since ihc recent good rains the
,ntr gardens afc smiling t"o.
a number W utN buildings are helms
erected ln tnc eountrf ani farm. m-
prop,mcuta of various Studs aye uo-
tlcrare on either side Ut thc county
uadH
X vs. fillmore snpped oarioad ~
fluv puracu tn furt Worth lnat week
iic personals attended the shipment
avid reports tbe weather somewhat
ooicr la ihai scytiun ihnu here
Gl l<nklc, cf lattlc upgh AFk was
trfo hst week. ioohug after his land
interests lu This section
Nr wilder ui Williamson coant, ID
tisiuaE his sisters Mredsmcs iimcr
and rharur Thompson
NoN Wilson nf fhis iHacc ls maklna
sn extended visit Boo oklahoma
Tho Ladies' Nid Sur3e,f held O. Ners
rtcrvsilnk session hst Thursday
Sis. ucih unrhson b. thc happlcsl
iri n the AEua puite school thl
week. having rrceirci four badge.
/ from thr TEXAS State ftlr Association
from thc boNs snd eiris premium De-
Z gafimenl Nrs hrunamef also receive,
1cautinl badsc FROM The sumc DE-
NHfiinent
Mrs buster wbo has been quite 800 ]
steadily improving
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15
NOTES SHIPPING GROWTH


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-, ey..ter than auuae ine same ~
10 iast year Thc mIN' IN. rev
ID oofian ihtaaan ihis fllt '' r.e ,,r.
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rad has contributed mate'.l,',
lacrosse thinks 49, hlafHi''ia
TO- b.ilsyes fhe increase . ..,.i.e
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christi ln fho future
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15

KANSAS CITY. pcc ~ ilaSs re.
co,pts iAeea market higheg tulk 81
sales fteW6to
Cattle ksctpts ieeop steady a,
~ssk southern steers teenfaa.
shccY iiccr.Y,s saee hiShef lambs
N1oHaaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15
KANSAS OIL MAN HERE
FOR VISIT WITH BROTHER
frank Brasisr of Independence kanass
Z Win Family Made Tne Here ~
kutomohfe

PRANK nranfr III Independence Ran
a- reached the gas yesterday to sponi
Ihc holidays wIih nls brother vs. u
Urslsr d. W.H tuoNn local business
man. $50 was accompanied 800 the irip
,s hla family and vs. % Hopkins the
tfi, helna made overload in a siA-eyl-
Under Natlonal toufnp ear
Nr Ihnsirr is rhe owner i 1n oi'
lease 10 indr. rrdcncc on which siA
wells are naN puduclug. the average
production. an 10 the wells neinn
nnmp.fs heins 500 barrels daily
Hs b. sceni Interested n oil pros
p,ti. la south Texas and tomorrow
nin leave with hs brother Tor a scvernl
DAYS acouuns trip m the heuaVide'
Irctlou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15
cARo OF THANKS,

~ cur Near Frionds w Wish "a
extend - soo e1f sincerc ana to,ins
THANKS fer ,oes xrcat kindneSS and
many alterations during M Illness and
sfseF the hiss * oar believed spn aae
hfothcf MaN tiod hiecs YOU
AN AND Mis- u a. nRtsYEts
AM FAMILY.
tAiNlicn Texas peA a. ltlA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15
FORT wosrA LIVESTOCK.

tNkF WORTH Dec. A. iioss. Rs .
esii''s 2eee. 20 tn ; cents htshes halh
.of ~alcs ef1nky&
tattir Receipts tsQpl market an
chAnkt1. hfeVes 1sasfSua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15

g. h. Evans hNs miarnei irom O.
-horl nnalnes- 900 % san Anlonlo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15

The printing o. lhe winter edition
III iho toiepn0nr directory wnH conn
uleiad Yesterday Df fhe rnwkpn rrsHH
1ud iia diHtUbuiinn Win ne started tn.
anf hy a. " Wsinn The Nupt lH nf
st pbrra with approximately thr Same
pumner nf phone nsiinaa aa tho june
directory
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-15
City News (: =:
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The Washington times., 1915-10-03
Lady Fairfax Chocolates

Everyone in Washington who has "sweet
tooth" is probably familiar with these dainty con-
fections. They are the good old-fashioned Virginia
candies-creamy fruit and nut favored centers with
delicious thick chocolate coating-packed in artistic
one-pound boxes.
Lady Fairfax Chocolates are made fresh every
day and contain the purest ingredients the market
affords.
We believe we could not find more appealing
anniversary gift for patrons than these delicious
sweetmeats accompanied by a bouquet of Guides
beautiful roses
The Washington times., 1915-10-03
Guides Roses

Guides Roses need no introduction in Wash
ington. In fact, they are known from coast to coast
having been awarded scores of trophies in COMPETE
ton with productions of the nations foremost
florists.
During this week our patrons will receive with
each box of candy large bouquet of hardy, fresh
clipped Guides Roses universally considered to be
the finest roses grown.
The Washington times., 1915-10-03
CARTHEAN
Shoes for Women
$500 $3.50 $500

CARTHEAN Shoes scientifically perfect and gems
matter Of fashion and durability Every pair has OSuvans
heels live rubber attached This added comfort gives them
distinct advantage over every other shoe the market
pces-$3 $3.50, and $4.
showing many models for Fall and winter-in all
sizes and widths
The Washington times., 1915-10-03

LA FRANCE Shoes recognized by feminine Washington
unrivaed leaders Style Quality, and Comfort The beautiful
Of LA FRANCE models for Fall and Winter display
authoritative footwear style guide in Wash
ngton.
You'll particularly pleased with the big representation of
novelty modesincudng the popular Bronze Midnight Blue Bat;
eshp Gray White Ivory Pearl and Black and White feathers
and your style always be found in LA FRANCE
Shoes stores.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

BECAUSE: Richmond's water sup
ply is unusually pure, being used not
only for domestic but for general pur.
poses throughout the city.
BECAUSE: One Of the largest
Wholesale leather firms west of the
Allegheny Mountains is located here.
BECAUSE: Some Of the best
known and most extensive wholesale
lumber men have their headquarters
here.
BECAUSE: Richmond has formu-.
lated and is now carrying out the
most extensive street paving program
BECAUSE: Our farm machinery:
buggy and auto dealers handle all
grades and makes of the various lines
and do an enormous business.
BECAUSE: Richmond and the
country surrounding offers an excep-
tional market for poultry raising, a
labor in which there are great posi-
bilities not yet fully appreciated
BECAUSE: The climate in Rich
mond is equal to that of any OF the
desirable cities in the middle west sit
uated in the same latitude.
BECAUSE: Richmond has public
library that is one of the best equip
ped in America.
BECAUSE: 1t has good telegraph
and telephone service. Its automatic
service ranks among the very best in
the United States and is noted for its
able management.
BEcAUSE-The Margaret Smith
Home affords an excellent home for
old women.
BECAUSE-No city Of our size can
boast of as many fine shoe stores. car
rying such extensive lines OF shoes as
Richmond.
BECAUSE: Its high school orches-
ira has been given the palm Of excell-
ence in the United States.
BECAUSE: Some Of the best
known wholesale candy firms north of
Cincinnati radiate trade from here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

BECAUSE: Richmond's annual pay
roll amounts to more than $4.000,O00.
1t has about $50 big factories employ.
ing more than $500 persons. The
capital stock of its factories exceeds
S7,5OO.O00. Their annual output Is val
ued at more than $3O.000,000.
BECAUSE: The total payroll Of the
city for all purposes exceeds $1,000
900. Very little foreign labor is en-
ployed here.
BECAUSE: Two of the largest
wholesale grocery houses of the Mid.
die West are located here.
eEcAUsE: The plant of the Amer
lean Seeding Machine company man.
ufactures more grain drills than any
other plant in the world.
eEcAUsE: Two of the most ex.
tensive and complete wholesale hard
ware houses in the Mississippi Valley
are located here.
BECAUSE: One of the largest
wholesale notion and dry goods hous-
es in Indiana is located here.
BECAUSE: Some OF the largest
baking houses and cracker factories
n Indiana are located here.
BECAUSE: Two of the largest
FIGURING mills outside OF Minnesota
are located here.
BECAUSE: Richmond banks pro-
tact the interests of their depositors.
This shows their strength: Second
National, capital stock, $250,000; total
resources $3OOO,OOO. First National,
capital stock. 100000; total resourc-
es, $1,514,506. Union National. capt.
tai stock $150,O00; total resources
s1,25O, 900: Dickinson Trust Co., CAPT
tai stock 100000, total resources
$4,000, 900: German American Trust
and Savings Bank, capital stock,
100000.
BECAUSE: The Savings associa-
lions encourage thrift. They show as
follows: Peoples Home and Savings
Association, capital stock $1,500,000,
assets 100000; West End Building
and Loan Association, capital stock
100000, assets $4,000; Richmond
Loan and Saving Association. capital
stock $2,O00,OOO, assets $371,OOO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
BECAUSE: Richmond charities are
operated under q Central Charity Blu
rRau

BECAUSE: Richmond charities are
operated under Central Charity Blu.
reau.
BECAUSE: The Eastern Indiana.
Hospital for the Insane expends about
$4,000 annually for supplies for more
than 800 patients. 1t was established
at cost OF more than 81 zoo, 900.
BECAUSE: More railroad printing
is done here than in any other city in
the middle West
BECAUSE: In the dry goods line
Richmond has some OF the best dry
good stores in the state carrying fine
lines and varied assortments. so that
the most fastidious can find just the
size. color and quality desired
BECAUSE: The Wayne county bar
lists some of the best attorneys in
Indiana.
BECAUSE: Its physicians and sur
geons, occulists, dentists and aurists
are noted in their particular field OF
work
BECAUSE: Richmond's art gallery
is unique in the United States Prom
inent artists of Richmond have attain
ed national prominence.
BECAUSE: The Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing erected at a cost of 100000 af-
fords excellent Christian training for
the young men.
BECAUSE: The Symphony orches-
ira and the bands of the city are of
exceptional merit.
BECAUSE: There are several
baseball parks.
BECAUSE: The wonderful rail ad-
vantages existing will be augmented
as the demands for greater facilities
increase.
BECAUSE: The climate makes it
possible to enjoy automobile riding
nearly every month in the year.
BECAUSE: Richmond has the rep
utation of being the most beautiful
city Of its size In the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

8ECAUSE: The Richmond home
Telephone company has 10000 calls
day. showing that Richmond people
are hustlers and wide awake.
BECAUSE: Factories operate in
Richmond generally the entire year,
seldom closing for any purpose except
repairs, inventories or for holidays
and Sundays.
BECAUSE: Richmond is virtually
free from labor disturbances. making
1t a desirable place for labor to live
and work in as we'll as for manufactur.
ing and general business.
BECAUSE: The average working
citizen can find parks and amusements
to which to take his family for the
enjoyment Of an evening or holiday.
BECAUSE: Richmond supports a
baseball team which creates interest
among the sporting element and keeps
the name of the city to the front. The
S. 4. L. league fosters the sport.
BECAUSE: Those finding it neces-
sary or preferring to sleep in the open
air can do SO all the year round.
EECAUSE: Richmond has so many
fraternal orders of the highest charac-
ter number of which are housed in
splendid buildings equipped with all
conveniences.
BECAUSE: Our contractors are
honorable men in whom the public
has the greatest confidence.
BECAUSE: Auto dealers in Rich
mond handle all grade cars from the
highest to the cheapest.
BECAUSE: The printing shops do
work that compares with any in the
country
BECAUSE: Richmond and other
portions of the county and cities in
adjoining counties afford an excep-
tional market for the products of the
iudicious truck farmer and fruit grow.
er.
BECAUSE: An extensive rural
route service joins city and country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

BECAUSE: Our merchant tailors
and clothiers have the best equipped
stores in the State, and can fit any
shape, size or whim.
BECAUSE: Our drug stores carry
full and varied lines Of drugs.
BECAUSE: Our hardware stores
hive full stocks so that a customer
cannot ask for an article in this line
that cannot be supplied.
BECAUSE: Our jewelers. always
keep abreast of the times in having
the new and modern, as we'll as the
most beautiful lines to please the eye.
BECAUSE: No city in western Ohio
or eastern Indiana can compare with
Richmond in high.grade and moder.
ate-priced furniture stores.
BECAUSE: Our numerous restaur.
ants. many OF LHeIu open Jay duO
night, are noted for their obliging
service and cleanliness.
BECAUSE: Our harness dealers
are ever ready to show as fine lines OF
leather goods as will be found any
where.
BECAUSE: Our grocers are always
ready with the freshest edibles, veg
etables and fruits in season and out Of -
season, and having large wholesale
houses from which to buy right at
home, can give their customers the
benefit Of prices.
BECAUSE: Our carpet stores carry
full and complete lines from the
cheapest to the finest quality.
BECAUSE: Our ice dealers furnish
the purest of both artificial and natur-
al ice.
BECAUSE: Our bakers carry the
greatest assortment OF bread, cakes
and pies.
BECAUSE: Richmond has beauti-
full public parks and is devoting much
attention to the parks.
BECAUSE: 1t has six flourishing
suburbs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

BECAUSE: The E. 4 y. railroad
connects Chicago and the South via
Richmond. while the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn with lines extending in six differ
ent directions connects the mining
districts Of Pennsylvania and the az
ricultural lands Of the West with Rich
mond.
BECAUSE: Excellent factory sites
are to be found, and as cars are inter-
changed from one road to another.
location with siding on either rail-
road gives fine shipping facilities.
BECAUSE: Richmond is the home
of Earlham college. a Friends insti-
tuition of high standing.
BECAUSE: It has a business col
lege that trains young men and wom-
en- for the business world.
BECAUSE: Richmond has an ex-
cellent school system to which much
attention is given in an effort to con-
stantly make it better.
BECAUSE: Richmond has, aside
its great public school system, ex-
cellent private teachers. teaching mu.
sic, art, general business and other
branches
BECAUSE: People in Richmond
acquire saving habit and nearly ev.
eryone has a bank account.
BECAUSE: There are scores Of
men in Richmond who began life poor
and who have made a satisfactory
competence through energy and hon
est dealing, all Of it made in Rich
mond.
BECAUSE: Richmond churches,
embracing almost all denominations.
list 1880 members. Sunday school at
tendance of almost 5000. and church
property valued at more than $780,
$50.
supplied with cut flowers, pot flowers
and the most artistic designs ready
for all occasions.
BECAUSE: The Wernle Orphans
Home, controlled by the Joint Luth-
eran synod, shelters orphans and des-
titutes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

BECAUSE: From purely resi-
dence point of view Richmond offers
religious, social. theatrical and other
attractions of high quality and pleas
ing diversity.
BECAUSE: Richmond has excep-
tionally high class hotel accommoda-
tons and can take care of many per-
sons with comfort and case.
BECAUSE: Richmond is one OF
the most delightful places for resi-
dence in the entire country, offering
as it does, those advantages which
persons in retirement seek, as we'll
as the advantages sought by those in
active life.
BECAUSE: Our plumbers and cleo
tricians are not noted for high prices,
but for the care and attention which
they give their work and some Of
them are pronounced the most expert
in the state.
BECAUSE: 1t is possible to use
year and scores of them are owned in
Richmond.
BECAUSE: Richmond people ard
those coming to the city to live with
them are learning more and more the
value of outdoor life and it is posi-
BILE to spend much Of the time through
out the year in the enjoyment OF
fresh air.
BECAUSE: Richmond Is situated
on two lines of steam road, among
them being one Of the greatest iron
highways in the country, and is easily
accessible from all directions.
BECAUSE: Real estate dealers
unanimously predict that Richmond is
entering upon a period when the real
estate market will show great activity
and the city experience fine growth.
BECAUSE: The agricultural sec
ton contiguous to Richmond Is pro-
vided with excellent schools, offering
nearly all the advantages Of city grade
schools.
BECAUSE: Notwithstanding the
many manufacturing enterprises OF
magnitude already located, there is
ample room for more. the available
territory being admirably located and
already provided with trackage and
shipping facilities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

0SSAOo6. 0OulS u luo ulUSl uOV
ed florists in the world have their
greenhouses here.
BECAUSE Motor truck lines ra-
date from Richmond to rural points
not touched by the interurban lines
and thus bring hundreds Of rural
jewellers to Richmond merchants.
BECAUSE: Five buildings with six
companies give good fire protection.
BECAUSE: Underwear. Glove,
Shirt and Overall factories supply a
large area of trade.
BECAUSE: One of the leading
church and office furniture factories
OF the United States is located here.
BECAUSE: Richmond had the
smallest fire loss of any city its size
in the United States last year AS
result the city has just been advanced
to class two in the state fire insurance
rating.
BECAUSE: Richmond has the sec.
ond lowest electric lighting and power
rate schedules in the state. The mu-
nicipal plant showed a net earning in
excess Of $4,000, in 1914, despite the
competition Of privately-owned
plant
BECAUSE: The city being situated
on great trunk lines Of railroads is
within few hours ride of big cities
and within less than "a hours ride of
New York city, making it very conve-
nient to those who desire to fire.
quently visit the large cities for recre-
alton, amusement and business
BECAUSE: The Domestic Science
club employs two visiting nurses to
visit the sick and operates a day nurs-
cry for children whose mothers must
work for living
BECAUSE: The Home for Friend
less Women affords a refuge for wom-
en- without homes.
BECAUSE: Our cigar stores have
all the modern conveniences for the
pleasure and comfort of their patrons
and carry complete stocks in their
lines.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04

the merchants in selecting merchan-
disc offered to their patrons takes
rank with the best cities in the land.
BECAUSE: The marvellous success
which has marked the progress attend
ed the efforts and emphasized the in
telligence of present manufacturers
stands as an unusual inducement,
perpetual invitation and an unquali-
fled guarantee to prospective new
corners.
BECAUSE: Richmond's banks and
financial institutions are sound to the
core. Panics are unknown. It's banks
stand on solid foudations.
BECAUSE: Anyone who is willing
to work and is competent can find
employment at good wages.
BECAUSE: Nature has placed
Richmond in a beautiful locality and
one which Is being appreciated more
and more by residents and by visitors.
BECAUSE: There radiates from
Richmond a fine system of interurban
trolley cars, bringing the city in
touch with a vast territory and max
ing it good business center.
BECAUSE: Richmond is the CON-
mercial center of large territory in
eastern Indiana and western Ohio.
BECAUSE: In Richmond are
churches of nearly all creeds and all
open freely to those who seek them.
BECAUSE: Richmond has fine
hospital under the direction Of com.
petent persons and served by physi-
and thoroughly conversant with their
profession.
BECAUSE: The limit of possibili-
ties in Richmond Is not dreamed Of
and its future holds out a promise Of
the city being greater in industry and
general enterprise as time passes.
BECAUSE: In Richmond atten-
ton is paid to sanitary conditions aud
to the character Of food permitted to
be sold.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
A FEW REASONS WHY RICHMOND LEADS AS
AGOODPLACEFOR BUSINESS AND HOME:

BECAUSE: The rich agricultural
region surrounding Richmond can Of
ten be made to yield more than one
crop Of certain soil products.