Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 182, Ed. 1 Monday, April 1, 1940 Page: 2 of 4
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THE GRAHAM DAILY REPORTER. MONDAY, APRIL 1. 1M>.
—Graham
18te$MY building
844,000 eubi
For The Medium-Income Budget
their vaults, out of
i of individual bank deposits are de-' and necessarily speculative enter-
parable to the
Raacteaa decay-ridden “Blind Spats”
Monday and
Thursday Only
Men’s Modern Invisible Sole
No. S, Best Prime
75
Leather
■ade of all available space, and
Tacked
60
4^2 Pr'me Leather
United
years by monthly payments of approximately
GRAHAM, TEXAS
REG’LAR FELLERS
Next Year The Brothen Will Stay Up AH Ni ght
By Gene Byrne*
JULIUS SNEEZER
BY BAKU
DANN DUNN
NERVOUS TENSION
DR M'LES
in
to
mortgage of 84.400 sneh as the one ineared on
this property by the Federal Housing Adminia
His
in a
dam will
16,000,000
steel and
pounds of
MORE QUAIL
FOR TEXAS
the
be
ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE
GIVEN UPON APPLICATION
, GRAHAM PUBLISHING CO.
•moo o« Publication. 410 Oak Street
pitted,
crete.
All Cards of Thanks. Obituaries,
and like notices are charged for at
hair the regular rates
Men’s Old Style
and Sewed On No.
' unduly restrict and eliminate profits.
! There are billions in the banks
Mt a* the postoffice in Graham,
Texas under act of Congress of
March $, ITT*.
those billions where they are until
they feel reasonably sure that busi-
ness will be allowed to go ahead if
it can, and that the investor may
reap fair profits if the ventures
into which he puts his money suc-
ceed—Stephenville Empire.
not the i prises,
who de-
and invest it when they feel confi-
dence in the future. When they
ere doubtful end worried they tend
to keep every cent possible in im-
meditely obtainable cash. No sane
man will risk his capital when gov-
ernment is pursuing a policy of
who undertook to tell the depositor' menaurate with risk are possible. It
how to manage hie busineaa, soon is scarce in times like the present
would have no deposits to wqrry when economic and political trends
about.” j unduly restrict and eliminate profits.
! There are billions in the banks
The people who own the money which should go into productive in-
that lies idle in our banks will spend dustry. But the depositors wifT keep
Gray s Shoe Shop
N. E. Corner Square, 503 Elm St.
druggists or Brad 10c lor
trial aita to National
EN-AR-CO JttVT
BLAMING THE
“OTHER FELLOW”
It’s a human failing to blame the
-other fellow" for an unfortunate
condition. And America's banks
have been the “other feUow” to a
wide extent. One of the most com-
mon criticisms of banks has been
to blame them for the "idle money”
that reposes in
productive use.
There is idle
course—but to
for it is much
tailor because your suit needs press-, its
ing. As B. C. Leffingwell
observed, “The amount and
FEEL PEPPY!
RELIEVE THAT AWFUL
BACKACHE
out to » ATioue and cxrosun
Fell like stspping «“>
Quail for replanting
States are coming
Mexico's more profitable ex-
More than 100,000 of these
attractive game birds are being
shipped through Texas this spring
The Texas Game Department is
distributing 20,000 quail this season.
By resort to competitive bidding.
Texas is obtaining these at 60c each,
while some states are paying as
much as $1.10 per bird.
»
The quail imported in Texas are
- _ . .being distributed, to nearly every
■eetion of the stile As has been
----- the policy.,for .several years, quail
are shipped for restocking to land-
owners interested enough in restock-
ing to pay half the cost of the birds.
In addition, several thousand quail
are being planted this year in quail
restoration areas established with
federal aid made available by the
-----Pittman-Robertson -Act,. _Iex»s. .now
has more than fifty of these restora
tion areas and expects to double
the number by the end of this year.
In some of the demonstration areas,
enough quail already are on hand
that now new ones nqed be planted
In these the number of quail can
be increased sufficiently by improv-
ing the- cover anil the food supply.
These restocking projects should
soon provide Texas with enough
quail that any sportsman who comes
home empty-handed cannot blame
his predicament on lack of available
birds.—The Dallas Morning News.
money in banka, of eminent is pursuing a policy of
blame the banker j persecuting business, competing with
like blaming your business, or taxing business out of
“ I profits. Economic progress
recently cotnes from the investment of “ven-
velocity ' ture capital"—money put into new
SEO. T. SPEARS ...........Owner
H. L TROUT......Editor-Publisher
i they are presented, \ to run a safe ,
* ■ and sound bank. And the- banker
All the great industries to-
day were once high speculative—the:
radio, automobile, telephone .light I
and power, etc. (Flor every one that I
succeeded, probably a hundred other
enterprises failed. Venture capital
is abundant only when profits com-
The
ms uly
rcing
,000
icipally in the
,ch will impouni
water in the
M are either 1
•ically operated.
,ass all flood
designed for p
JOO cubic feet
ifely in excess
,‘ |gd Jlood on
. ThflLwill be a
on frA gaugin
Oae of the meet interesting projects esa-
fronting the builder and architect today ia the
designing of sound architecturally attractive
homes which the family of moderate income can
purchase without toe great a strain <m the
termined by the’ depositor,
banker. It is the depositor
. cides when and with whom and in
Any erroneous reflection upon the what amount he deposits his money,
character of any person or firm T1|e banker has nothing to do with
appearing tn thees columns will be these things, or precious little,
gladly and promptly corrected upon business is to keep himself
The Graham Daily
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Months $17$
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the management. they are presented,\to run a safe,
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 182, Ed. 1 Monday, April 1, 1940, newspaper, April 1, 1940; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1506093/m1/2/: accessed May 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.