The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1931 Page: 2 of 10
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L
SUNSET GOLDEN
Spellbound, I watched a sunset Sky
Long lines of golden cloud-mist to
LIFE’S THORNS
The trouble .with a lot of us is
that we want to accomplish many
things but . fren’t willing to pay the
sagas of time the modern woman
stands before the mirrtnr 768 days
throughout a 60-year lifetime,” Mm*.
Rubinstein said.
Noties is hereby given that I, S
Bagley, of Farmer, Texas, will upon
the 6th day of December, 1881. pro- ]
ceed to sell at public auction, at ray i
ito a figure as they soared o’erhead.
A moment, then, I saw them in
If life were a game in which the
awards were handed out on a silver
mdmother
burnt” tad tbs next five years should
bring gratifying development of some
at the state’s neglected possibilities,
bath »b the farms sad in the cities.
platter to anyone who happened to
' ask for them, lots of folks woilld
’ sleep in rose beds. " ______
But, unfortunately, you've got to
reckon with the thorns.
“He who would climb a tree,” said
Thackerary, “roust grasp its bran-
. .thca—not the Woesome.”__uJ________________
Whish ttitis that yg"* .—“Hs comas in the mists of morn,
pull yoursflf up over the rough places'
and not expect simply to coast down
hill all the time. ’-------—V.-i
We get pretty much what we go
after—if we go after it hard enough
their flight.
place about Hire* and one-half miles
southeast of Farmer, Texas, all qf
tha following dascribed property, to-
wlt; One blase faced, bay horse,
about 14 1-2 hands high; 12 year*
old, unbranded; On# iron gray
mare, about 16 hands high, 5 years
foregoing property belongs to Bill
Strings, whose present address or
whereabouts is unknown. Said pro-
perty is being sold for the purpose
of satisfying a- debt' now doe me,
for pasture and keep of said pro-
perty, amounting to the sum * of
*40.00 together with all cost incurred
herein. Bald sale is to begin nt
t« o’clock A. M on nbove --ntltt-
left by the cotton curtailment bill.
The majority of Young county far-
asars plan to increase their planting
Lieeasd Embalners and F«*erd Directtn
Ambulance Ser ice
CALL U8 BY TELEPHONE DAY C A NIGHT
And whither gone?” cry watcher*
of various feed crops, and many are
with strained eyes,
and persistently enough.
planning to increase their poultry
or livestock program in order to get
tbs nsri---value from their feed
•tuff. It is hoped that Young county
fOnhefs WftT fWWlly supply their own
About the only tiling that has ever
’•ome into our' life without being
a orked Tor or sought after is trouble.
And . lot of that rhuld he traced ■
bjtck to a desire to'take hold of the
instead of grasping 'the |
replies.
3AYER ASPIRIN
baef, pork, and poultry uetds during
& $AGLEY
blossoms
branches.
. .Thome serve a purpose.
the coming year, but that they will
market a sufficient amount to bring
is always SAFE
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
Spends 2 Years
them ths prosperity they deserve.
each us the lesson that, even in
Before Mirror
plucking roses, one must go about
t with care and skill and practical
nowledgc —or get stuck. -Ex. \
GRAHAM, TEXAS
A few days ago a Young county
OK NEWCASTLE AND LOVING
coupe sat in their home at Elisa-
villa and listened over a special tela
St. Louis.—The mfetage .American
phone circuit to a program two th u.-.
of her actual life gaaing into the
mirror, according tr Buein-
WIIHOUT LOVE
and miles away. Through this
means they were permitted to follow
with parenuai pride and interest
the ceremony installing their son,
Dr. Homer Price Rainey, as president
of Buckncll University at Lewis-
Wiho travels along with his eyes on
the heights
though he laughs in she daytime, oft
f weeps through the nights. (
/r r courage goes down with the set
$240.00 Per Month More Money To You!
-haagr—ifonasyivsnis .. . Only, -e’.aaw-
parativily shore time ago they
’r h<irne by one.
He speeds but to grief, though full
gaily he
te without Love at
Who travels
A-1” -th-*!
the word genuine on the package as
pictured abovevou can never be sure that
you are taking the genuine Bayer Aapirja
that thousands of physicians prescribe
in their daily practice. -
The name Bayer means tmnsas
Aspirin. It is your guarantee of |Hirity—
your protection against sons imitation.
>er hen per month cost approximately ...................
fA LAY CliOW per hen per month coat approximately.....
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Total cost feeding 1 hen 1 thGnth...................................
Production from thia feeding equals 17.8 eggs per hen per month average.
17.8 eggs at 26c perdfrzftl equate-.-.-.v. err...................... ....
3 lbs. grain
8 lbs. PURI
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your protection agaii_________
Millions of users nave proved it is safe.
Genuine Bayer Aapuia promptly
Who travels alone without Love at
Neuritia
Colds ~ Neuralgia
Sore Throat Lumbago
Rheumatism Toothache
No harmful after-effects follow la
ft docs not depress the hesrt.
CAUSE OF AUTO ACCIDENTS
Your profit feeding PURNIA LAY CHOW one month ......................1240.00
From the above you can readily see that the 1000 hens fed PURINA LAY CHOW produced
$240.00 more net jftofit in 1 month than thoaefed grain alone.
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certain other causes, by oar ex-
tensive observation «|B be taken
te heart mere widely than they
are. _____iT”
Boys on roller skates, -scooters
cr his poles; children suddenly ap-
pearing from the rear of iee
tracks; boys * running from be-
tween perked coxa: here era pos-
sible ennooo ahrafr. particularly
on tfcl roaidential side streets.
Unas of parked ears on the resi-
dential streets at all times call for
cautiea by driven passing them.
Behind the ice track children con-
gregate. To see n child ahead on
sketcey on a scooter or e bicycle,
soys “Slow ep.” ----u-----—
There is another one whieh
although drivers guilty of the
practice an reckless, needs empha-
sis. ”Ajuto cut around another
auto and struck woman crossing
street.” The catting around under
risky circumstances still - goes on
and, especially at Intersections,
criet out for more complete reali-
zation by driver* of the dangers.
Police watchfulness for aggrava-
ted cases ought to be constant
Suitable action in dangerous- in-
stances -- of cutting around consti-
tutes one of the best sendees the
traffic police can perform.—Detroit
News.
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Twould be foolish to wish for you
A lift of joy and gladness _
Such things are dreams that ne'e
_ come true,
Tia little less than madness.
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For light becomes s blinding glare,
With no shadows hovering nea
it;
And life and joy are only rare,
When grief and pain endear it.
My wish for you » that you may
Be brave, be strong and true.
Though shadows sometimes cloud
the way.
_ God's sun will riling for you.
-* -The Skipper
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Classified Ada For
Thejxnmt Chamber of Commerce
it launching a contest for a, slogan
te advertise Texas meat. litis is
fast a small part of the campaign
la be waged to encourage the con-
sumption of home grown meats and
of production to meet the demand.
Sack year Texas imports from ths
■•Mila western states an enormous
quantity of pork prodBRs. WT"
have in our own Lone Star state
Meal conditions for raising hogs and
ether livestock, and the ’ time should
Usaas soon when it will Dot be neces-
sary to go outaido ths stats to pur-
chase any meats, poultry, or dairy
The cotton and oil criaes
of the past few months have awaken-
to the Bead to “Hva at
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not have had this thrilling privilege,
hut nould have had to wait for the
---mails to bring reports of tbs event.
Many conveniences undreamed of half
a century Sgu are now enjoyed
throughout this land of burs, and
j; 12 gvud vcca.lv’'SiL> to pause for
r -. • gsSpF in VrdeFWf* we
may truly appreciate what has been
accvm|.h>h.-d
.-■SEfcfc
Sometimes owe think there must
be a iittle imp that perches on lino-
V
Stor to strike the wrong keys. It]
Yoesn\ seem possible that mere »cci-|
-dsHt - canto —be— eeopeaoibla...
^l^the ridiculous statements that re-
sult from typographical errors, the
f linotype man gels one or two letters
Wrong and when the paper comes
out there is a word entirely different
—~ to .the one originally written, and ut-
Veriy chanring the writer’s meaning.
r, i'!, VDs were eonsiderahly embarrassed by
• ->V0jmL an occurs nee last Week. If you
- ' see it we won’t tell what it
JOWI E. M8MWUI CO.
make haste
if we live for that purpose, but think
of the waste.
or life is a poem to leisurely read,
Vnd tha joy of the. journey lies not in
- it* speed.
type machines and forces the oper- >*>. vain his achievements, and petty
Look what paying only 3c more per month per hen for PURINA LAY CHOW than you
paying to uee straight grain will produce for yim.—
The Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station sa; ______
average of 17.8 eggs per Hen per month, while those fed only gram feed produce an average
n,nrrm ^0,-w.^eL . try. g.H.nMnm f. a sn—aarianw in nmdugtian in. TVdlaraand Cuuta.
LAY CHOW) .............................28Hc
et profit 100 hens 1 month (fed PURINA LAY 'CHOW)................rt:f28.8©
Net profit 1000 hens 1 month (Sed PURINA LAY CHOW) ......... .....$286.00
PRODUCTION 1-HEN 1 MONTH FED GRAIN ALONE 6 EGGS •
6 eggs ft1. 26c per dozen equals .....'.............. .................lOttc
Cost of 6 lbs grain for 1 hen .1 month
_ Net profit 1 hen 1 month grain feed
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-From time to time news stories
irr published in which, for per-
iods from a month to a year, the
principal cause of fatal automobile
accidents arc sited. Although pub-
lished for ,jr«a» . and-alrinagb the
siime principal causes art repeated
again and again. w>e think these
-tories are widely read. They
- hould be.
We are all either pedestrians or
drivers, and many of us, In the
course of a day, are bath. The
terse sentences telling why people
are killed by automobiles er are
killed in them are taken te heart
personally by thousands of read-
ers. They ought ta be. Ths eosn-
try-wids figures show man fstall-
las snaaslly due to these aeri-
dents (ban war* suffered by tha
American armies la the World War.
The preachment in moat at the
causes is as plain that H tells as
htefly ta ketp awake to what *s
- w full wetl 7 .Either at the
heal nr on foot, it is a print
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—- N«t profit 100 groin fed hqn* 1 month .
Net profit 1000 groin fed hens 1 month
$45.00
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LAY
CHOW one month
Your profit feeding PURNIA
We are sure that you are anxious to make money oat of poultry i
do it JUtt PURINA LAY CHOW and other CHECKER BOARD 1
- * . ~14* r**P"r: ' " ' ____ • ) ' bT- *
Feeding them right
and
punas. Guess who this is I
i the number of basaa la the
Gases how long the peadu
will swing! Sometimes We
pretty dose to the answer,
these wo wore a long way off.
lever wu were, we all had e
that, and the want gussese
is seech of the eveniage* re-
neats os the beat. ’
ir far away these ^bisitog
Hinson Crain
Retail : Elm and HH
BONDED INSURED
8PROLES MOTOR
FREIGHT LINES
Over right fc*rsas BareMe
dhari from Dallas, Fee* Wsrth
to Graham. Bag Rates. Me
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Spears, George T. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1931, newspaper, November 19, 1931; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth884481/m1/2/: accessed May 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.