The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 21, 1935 Page: 4 of 8
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AMENDMENTS
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f. HUDSPETH, Editor
natter at tin
Thus, under
Klflt
l gladly
to ttel
tto ASPERMONT W"
! ko planted 1*251 fruit trees and
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Amendments, Sen-
tion Nos. 12, 13, U
mi 1*. kare teen introduced into
the Tens Senate by Senator Moore
to Mlse salaries of state officials.
The proposals aeek to niat the!
Attorney General from <4,000 to $10,-!
000 a year; Comptroller of Public Ac-'
Treasurer, and General Land
Office Commissioner to <6,000 a year;
Governor from *4,000 to $12,000 a
awl the Secretary of State to
a year. The contention it that
the preeent salaries, especially that
of the Governor, are inadequate for
them to live on and meet the de-
mands ma lie on them.
It does aeem that state officials
iheald hli> paid enough to meet their
<Mnaada ao that they will not have
to torn to other sources of income
and can devote their tim* to their
Jeha and the public realise* that these
officials are underpaid, Hut
the aatt aeema rather high at the
INTO TOE FINAL STRETCH
Hearings before oonjtre.s.sivnai torn-
this week on tii« projected
tOMMkOOO Brazos Conservation and
program, bave placed
id cnnalative information
the needed flood control
far Tbh for the first
la the minis national
l|We tb« residents of the
to demand that
give the measure
dad influence that
to feree it through
Even if the variou* com-
<wBin to take action before
l', four billion dollar re-
M Is voted upon, the advert.xe-
tihat the brazes project is re'
in Washington will be • vital
Ml procuring a portion of the
PVAiMtta undertake the program.
Wrtto |Mr congressman. Convince
Wan tint the liraxos project > the
meat important single piece of legis-
inttos that he ha* ever had the oppor-
taltty of gcproosating your district
apon,Thna each Texan in Washington
any fee marts to fmt that it is his
411^ It me every ounce of his in-
Mmmm to promoting the Ilraxos prt>-
ftwaclsl figoro to tha national capi-
tal that yon know or who repreent*
you to warit for tfe© Bnrn proj t.
Into the final stretch, every ounce of
energy available is needed to pro-
mote the program. Only a short while
remains ia which to get action. Let's
all he a booster for Texas' greatest
program.
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NUMMARY OF 1M4 TEXAS
Fsrm Food Supply D*s onstr««ion
COLLKUE STATION—A total of
20,326,889 pints of food was canned
in 1984 by 67,699 rural women and
girl* working in 3,335 Texas counties,
stration club, in 144 Texas counties,
according to figures complied here
from the reports of home demonstra-
tion agents. These women also cur-jd,
dried and stored 13,658,446 pounus of
food in adition to the amount <-unne<!.
The total value of all the food thus
preserved was 93,508,634.74.
Because of this food preservation
work and the worn cf those who hav-i
pioneered in the home canning of
fruits, vegetables, and meats, the Ke-
lef Adminstration was sblv to wvure
cooperation ana supervision which re-
sulted ii> the establishment of
Nee* Ellen Elliott,
C. H. D. A.
OLD GLOfcY H. D. NEWS
The Old Glory Ho rue Demonstration
club met with Mrs. J. B. Pumphrey,
Wednesday evening, March 13. Miss
Nora Ellen Elliott gave u very inter-
esting demonstration on how to serve
salads attractively. Recipes salads
and dressng were given to each mem-
ber. Mrs Pumphrey also showed her
Hooked Rug which she has completed.
It i« very beautiful.
Refreshments of sandwiches a:*!
iced grape juice were served to the
following: Mesdames, Will Flowers,
Walter Trice, L. Tipton, Bcno Hert-
tenberger, Chas. l,etz, Misses Hazel
Trice, Odne Weinke, Nora Klien l-Hliot
Ruth Aycock and hostess, Mrs. J. II.
Pumphrey.
Reporter
ASI'ERMONT H-D H UB
"I have made and planted my hot-
bed," sayg Auda Vee Reed, Garden
Demonstrator of Aspermont ".-H Club.
Auda Vee has tomatoes, lettuce,
radishes, and pepper growing in her
hotbed. She has set out Itermuda
community canning plants and 21 fed-
eral meat canning plants having a :,,nions nd shallots in the garden ami
total output of 584)28,318 can., of! P'«ns t( transfer asparagus from
I the yard to the ganlen where it can
In carrying on this food wori<. rural
homes were improved by the building
of 11,813 pantries with 122,40' feet
of shelving; the making "f 12,460 re-
cipe files; the addition of 6.630 steam
pressure cookers and 1,8"* sealers;
the digging of 1,011 cellars and 511
storage pits; the building ol' 1,029
smoke houses; the preparation of 6442
hotbeds and 1,546 coldframes; and the
installaton of 2,440 subirrigation and
2,8% surface irrigation systems.
More than 6426,643 pounds of veg-
etables were produced for home use,
some to be canned and some for serv-
ing fresh. The home fruit supply was
increased by these women and girls
lie cultivated and cared
rest of the garden.
for with the
Scalp a Chance
JapuMM Oil Is Ihr n*mr of tlw rrumrkuhlj
•• •f*jJ preparation that th< u?ttn<is art
usiiix l<> xel rt<i locwr dandruff. «lop m rtlp
Itch mtnl grow utrouf. healthy hair on t.nlva
ud partially b*i«l spot- where Hn r root*
ar * out dead. Thin famou* nntwplh; euun-
rer-irrltunt gtl ulate.« oinnjUitUm in tw
acuty. i.ilnf* *n abundant supply of blood
to nourl«h and feed <tar «-«i l.nir rootv~0tje
of the ih'ff cnusew of bn«d: fi«s. •'«t'a hot tit
todav «t any dru«>:ia, Hie co l Ik tijUinf,
•or (KtHinotny sli«\ II) V. ?i havr-little to
nut much to gain. IFftH. %*«!uable book
•The Truth About the hair." If you write to
Natlml SsimSt c. , M W. « ♦.. N. V.
.pi#
Th«r«'s No Excuse
for footing bluo
whm yow con olways gat
a laugh from
RiG'IAR FELLERS
tho clever comic (trip
by Gen® Byrnes
A rogwlor feature of
THIS PAPER
..chest
COLDS
WE HAVE
Candle Power Bulbs
JOYCE MOTOR COMPANY
ORDER THAT
EASTER
- NOW
CLEANING
- PRESSING
Call for and Deliver
.'.OWE!! FIRST COST
SITER — RKI'AIR — SBKVICK
FU'RNS DISTILLATE. KKfiOSKNK
OR GASOLINE
SEE THE NEW MODEL
F A R M A 11
BUIES
" Tt e Farmer** H°*e*"
SUmford, Tesas — PleM 5TI
TfKlLS. LIVESTOCK AND OIL
ROYALTIES A « C « F T E D AS
TRADE-IN. TERMS OFFERED «>
•% INTEREST,
CARLOADS RECONDITIONED
HORSE DRAWN FARM
MACHIVERY
XJBRA IRVIN
Licensed Embofaner and
F—nil Director
^ FIJWERAL HOME
Our Laundry Truck
is in Aspermont
every Tuesday and
Thursday.
Leave your bundle
at Whitaker's Bar-
ber Shop or leave
word for us and we
will call for it
The Best of Work
And Service
mmm
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Skip oue ratal Md drink weter in*
stead. Wash out stomach end bowels
oacli moraine by drinldnr water wJth
spoonful c<g simple glycerin, buckthorn
bark, valine compound (called Alder-
ika).
Alderika btiot* out poisons you
never though ware in your system. If
you are nervous, can't sleep, full of
guo, it will surprise you. Adlorika con-
tains no harmful drugs. Get it today;
by tomorrow you feel the wonderful
effect of this German doctor's remedy
STAR DRUG STORE.
DONT SCRATCH!
( let Paracide Ointment the guaran-
iw! itch remedy. Guaranteed to re-
lieve any case of common Itch or
eczema within 44 hours ot money
refunded. Large Jar 50c postpaid at
STAR DRUG 8TORE.
Dr. J. S. Abemathy
Masseur and Foot Corrector
Calls Answered Day or Nigbl
ASPERMONT. TEXAS
H. P. GRINDSTAFP
ATTORNEY-ATLAW
(Civil Practice)
ASPERMONT. TEXAS
FEEL TIIEB, ACHY-
"ALL WORK OVT?"
Get Bid of Poisons That
Make Via IU
I* •
keepiOK
Do you suffer
r l.ldb-V' frequent.
ettaeks of dis2iness.
rasnmatls pains, swollen few an !
anklsst Be you (eel tired, nervou*
—en —fMissgt
Thsa glee seme thought to your
UImji Be sure they function
pupsilj. fsr funetfoaal kMney dl
older fsrsstU poisons to stay In
the Meed and upeet the whole sys
Use Dmmft HOl. Bean's are (or
the kidneys only. They help the
kidneys cleanse the Mood of healtli-
dsstroytag poisonous waste. Doan *
HO* are seed and recommended
the world over. Oet them from any
dmirrtst
DOAN'S PILLS
Opening- this week In new store west of .
Office. Shall be pleased to serve you in nei
or old location. You save money on ~
bought from us.
Top prices for Produce
PRODUCE & FEED
3116— Phone -^6 1
Come on Folks the
— Is still groin? and it is too convenient to
miss. You can wash a weeks washing in
40 minutes for 30c. It is more play than
work. Try it once. Drive to the back of the
Elite Barber Shop building.
MRS. EARL RAMSEY, MANAGER
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BARGAINS FOR CASH
Used farm implements for sale ■ See
B. M. Diekerson on L. Brannon Farm or Cas-
sidy section. Buy, sell, swap or trade.
\
B. Me Diekerson
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Electricity has brought a new era
of dependable service to West
Texas in recent years. Twenty-
four hours of the day, approxi-
mately 43,000 homes and places of
bnsinesi served by this Company
i| 160 towns and communities rely on this service in some waj§
•very minute of the day.
Its large variety of uses acclaim its acceptance as a necessary
service. Homes employ it as a means of lighting, washing and iron*
ing, refrigeration, cleaning, water heating, cooking, air condi-
tioning; for the operation of the radio and many small appliances.
The uses of electricity ia Industry are innumerable. Almost every
task has in some way been lightened and more nearly perfected by
this necessary service. It has truly served all the pople in some way
and has shared immeasurably in our progress.
The West Texas Utilities Company has provided this service prac-
tically uninterrupted and economically cheap. No greater words of
praise could be spoken of this service than that our customers have
become so accustomed to its reliability, until today it has becomc a
commonplace item of the household and place of business. ^
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Hudspeth, Hylton F. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 21, 1935, newspaper, March 21, 1935; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth126887/m1/4/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stonewall County Library.