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HAM HERALD, BONHAM, TEX
Goes to Amador
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We are in the marke
time at top prices for—
Poultry, Eggs
Butter
PATENTED j
DOUBLE CORDi
BREAKER A
Bring us ycur Frcdece! Full
line Purina Chows and Mill
Feeds. Would appreciate a visit
from all old friends.
See us for Coal
William Dawson of Minnesota, om
of America’s most experienced diplo-
mats, just appointed Minister to Ecua
dor, where cocoa butter and panama
hats come from.
tail Order
Ktire
in.
m ibs.
ia.
Kplies
10 cu. in.
EXIDE
The Long-life Battery
Automobile - Radio - Starter
Generator Service
F. L, U. Produce Co
KndPROTECTION
r Day Trip
W. B. Farmer, Manager
—Opposite Postoffice--
West 4th Street
J^NDER the non^kid tread
liese famous Firestone Tires
double breaker of two plies
^JHabric anchored in cush-
|b. This special cou-
Kjtaorlj-s road shocks
Hpf-nilist pcrnctnres
Kits ->■ provides the
■be the ihich, tough
Bpscper grooves—
Kr non-skid wear.
fitmimt
ANCHOR
Super Heavy Duty
Our Tire -^Mail Order
(Cash Price) Super Tire
'\50-2i-$9«2O $9®95
4.75-19-10*2© S©«25
5.00- i9-X©*95 11*95
5.25-20-12*35 ia®<SS
5.50- 20—13*90 1S®&§
6.00- 20-
6.50- 19-19.40 !S®95
7.00-20-19.05 23*45
Other Sizes Proportionately Low
Fe M. Loughimller
Chiropractic
Graduate of Palmer School
Davenport, Iowa
Graham-Crav,ford Bldg.
for sale at half price, $50, for quick
sale. Address ABDj Care of Bon-
BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP
A scholarship in one of the lead-
ing' business colleges, valued at $100, ham Herald,
akes of tires have
only a single breaker of old-
fashioned square woven fabric
which Firestone discarded
iwhen they developed the bal-
■^n tire. Some makes do not
■£\any breaker at all. The
■■jjtetjrire is set apart as an
■frire9’.
CDIIRIEM
. . .. :
K’ M©£©a°lsl.s
51 joined with Firestone to
these extra value tires at
■H;st. We also sell and service the
^Pfi’ete line of Firestone Tires,
Hoes, Batteries, Brake Lining, Rims
Bud Accessories, also Gasoline, Oils
and Lubrication. Use our complete
.service—we will save you money and
wve you better.
Our Tire ★Mail Order
(Cash Price) Tire
30x3J6-$4.20 $4*2©
4.40-21. 4.99 4-99
4.50-21- 5o35 5*55
"Nerves'!'
TEE -w
■feA. “Mall Order” or “Special Brand” tire is
made by some unknown manufacturer and
gold under a name that doeg^aot-id€nt2y
him to thg^MliM^-aggallybecanse he builds
4dkTio£csi grade” tires under his own name.
ipirestone name
good customers.
Ignited Firestone
A night of broken rest
followed by hours of
mental or physical strain;
nerves tensed almost to the
breaking point; irritable;
unable to concentrate—an-
other hectic night and mis-
erable day ahead of you.
Why endure it? Dr. Miles*
Nervine quiets the nerves, brings
calm and poise, and permits re*
freshing sleep.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine is now
made in two forms—Liquid and
Effervescent Tablet. Both are
the same therapeutically.
Large Package $1.00
JLet Wm E<§|t&if® and Service Ymmc Car! j
s Auto Service
Bonham, Texas
his paper. He also has a sense of ?♦» ^
vsponsibility to his thriving agricultu-
ral community, as the local news jn
the ‘‘Submarine” clearly shows.
There are .other valleys in Califor-
nia the bottoms of which are even
farther below the level of the Pacific
Ocean than -this one. They are bed*
:of ancient lakes which were once bay#'!
of the ocean before some prehistoric j
earthquake raised the land between |
them and th'e sea. j
Old ocean beds make good f*rc» i
everywhere. Holland’s farms ma [
almost entirely on reclaimed se*^4»s^ 1
tom, and another 300,000 acres if i
ocean has just been diked off and » J
being pumped out to add to the agrl- j
cultural area. Much of Florida’s c«s*|
land has oniy lately been reclaimed
and now a project is on, foot to irr|-
o iurruit x v gate the Sahara desert and make it
Customs officials in Seattle recently the world’s garden spot,
seized 120 copies of a German medical VV/ A
book, imported by a Seattle dealer WteHlNisLyiH
for sale to the medical men of the The Rational Capital is rapidly b#-
Nortbwest The ground for the seiz- coming the most beautiful city m
ure was that the contents of th'e book America, one of the most beautiful
were “indelicate.” The book is a cities of the world I first went to
learned treatise on biology, which Washington as a boy, nearly fifty
word is merely a technical term years ago, and have seen it grow from
meaning “life ” a mudhole ornamented in spots with ,
Life, apparently, is indelicate, in beautiful structures and monuments,
the eyes of the United States Cus- mto something which now begins to
toms. But human life only. Nobody resemble the harmonious, stately de-
tries to suppress books' which deal sign of the great Frenchman, Major ;
with the breeding of livestocks, dogs L Enfant whom George Washing- ,
or poultry. Only when a- book sug- ton employed to lay out the city
gests that the life processes of human named after himself. _
beings are similar to those erf other Just now there is being spent in
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maining faculties to useful work.
The Veterans Bureau has finished
its rehabilitation work with men who
were injured in the World War, and
reports that every man who is capable
of any sort of productive effort is
now at work somewhere. But the
Federal Government is cooperating
with the states to provide the same
sort of rehabilitation training for vic-
tims of industrial accidents and of
crippling diseases like infantile paral-
ysis. Only a few states are giving
cooperation, but' in those surprising
results have been achieved.
Leaving out the benefit to society by
not having to support the cripple in
idleness, there is a definite value to
Bp. Giannini fold a Congressional th'e injured person in the discovery
Brani^tee the other day that branch that he is still abie to earn a living.
puiking> would eventually supersede
the present system, of independent
|£il banks in the United States, as it
Hjdone in Canada and largely in
Hnd. Small villages, he said, can-
^Kpport a bank with sufficient re-
Kto meet the growing indus-
BHs of small towns.
Giannini is probably right.
H»re are good-sized cities in the
Kited States whose progress has been
■d back by lack of adequate local
■king capital and by the narrow
■look of local bankers. The pre-
Rice against “chain” ownership of
f,v kind of business extends to banks
l well as to stores, but as in the case
stores, the remedy is in the
BLthe community. Independent
H retailers, can compete with
Hktitutions if they will adopt
WSSSBm methods of the chains and
^Irnselves with sufficient re-
^Kiake competition effective.
tinexpecTe
| company
America Will Go Mad
arrives
Jr
serve waffles and sorghum
flavored syrup
/“VN Sunday evenings when find, too, its price is surpris-
V./guests call without ingly low.
warning, it’s so easy to make Ask your grocer today for
waffles and serve them with Staley’s Sorghum Flavored
Staley’s Sorghum Flavored Syrup. Then yon will want
Syrup. They make a tempt- to try the Maple Flavored,
ing supper, for this is a deli- as well as the other flavors,
cious, smooth syrup that Write for free Recipe &
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It’s flavored with the very Staley Sales Corporation
best of pure sorghum. You’ll Decatur. u
fan KParker
■QCKBRIME
Col. L. Vernon Briggs, ’Arm
surgeon and nerve specialist, who
says we’ll all go crazy unless we
stop the noise of cities.
WITH OUR
Modern Dry Cleaning
PLANT
We Are Able
To Give You
The Best of Service
And ^ orkmanship
In Dry Cleaning, Pressing and
Dyeing
BLAKE’S
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The Bonham Herald (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 4, 1930, newspaper, September 4, 1930; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1059977/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.