Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 306, Ed. 1 Friday, August 23, 1940 Page: 3 of 6
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We’re Fighting the Fight
for First-Line Tires
■ not on any form knowingly
r permitted the planting of
uilO in excess of the ootton
iBotipent established for the
the 1940-41 marketing gear.
e Do automobile makers use If on
per Mat of the nfa applicable to
rnyf*~t producers, and only on
it part of their production in **-
«eflMr farm,marketing quote*.
be made directly by the
Credit Corporation and
arrangements
tabling to preeteaa ootton
Items will hear three per
it and will be callable on
i }he maturity date fixed
1041. Loan* will be avall-
m ap Fdtv W
Service
’IS?' Agriculture.
ware apple in Texas in
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SnemSSW'irjina T!S» BMtofr*
of a yearn,
tha fttoZTte»iShLp-
and D. M.
af Alaaso, Tenn., died in
Survey Conducted
In County
ftjpg ftwnty fH Boys Attend fiinrirt
Encampment At Lake Paubie
M. 2
b aettie at Thnmpaim’a Mad,
aad the latter ramabwd with
Me mother in Camden.
- lhaaa yean later the uncle took
M U to Parker county, Toxaa.
By 1910 the brother* were com-
pletely oat of touek with each other.
there waa a letter for
a* ...aa.
than wso living nt Throck
martca bat was away from home at
tha time aad member* of hi* family
failed to notify him of the totter,
which waa atfciplaced and far gotten
' far eeveral year* ha wrote hi* broth
er hi TmaiWm, at various addresses,
hot the letter* always ware
leak Spring E. L. Thompeon’s
iped a pair of eeissor*
the baaabeard Hi a room at
pna. In paying off the
to ilWin the asissara, I. L.
___,_ Jr. found the mining lot-
tar. It waa postmarked Alamo, Tenn
£ L. Thompson immediately wrote
Mo brother. A week later be receiv-
ed a reply and la»t month D. M.
Thompson cape 'to Throckmorton to
visit his brethar. After a two-week
reanioa he rafarned to Alamo and
intend* to ret am to Teas* again next
D. M. Thompson waa of the opinion
tlpt he was only M yean of «p, but
hfc brother has the family Bible that
ceatain* a record of birth* and deaths
of the family, which show* that D. M.
waa born in 1870, making him 70.
At the reaped of the Tousg Coop
ta live ty Lend Use Planting committee, the
United States Department of Inter-
ior, Flab and Wildlife Sendee Divi-
sion; the Taxes Game, Fish and Oys-
ter Commission end dm Soil Conser-
vation service are eendacting a study
of fish and game conditions in Young
county, states D. A. Adam, county
agent. A complete survey of
game and fish in the county i» being
the' direction of Dr. W. P.
Taylor, leader of dm Texas Coopera-
tive Wildlife Reaearch Unit of the
A. A M. College, assisted by Paul V.
Jones, O. P. Etheridge, and TrS. He*
nika of the TOxas Game, Fish and
Oyster commission and Ben Osburn
of the Soil Conservation service, Ft.
Worth, Texas, as well as the local
county agents.
Veqag county 441 dub hoys show-
ad affdn they waro good marksman
gt the Third Annual District 4-H
at Lake Pauline near
August 16, U and 17. Has
shal Sawyer, who was second high
man at the State Wildlife Encamy-
ment two weeks ago, shot high score
for hoys under 16 years of age and
Clarence Klenk of the Sufteyvlew
dub shot second high score for boys
over 16.
Eight boys, three adult leaders and
the county agents attended the three
day camp enjoying the rifle practice,
swimming, boating, softball and other
don.
Clarence Klenk of Olney was select-
ed as ahslnasn by tha one hundred
and sixty-eight boys present aad eu-
hihited his fine leadership ability in
conducting all the meetings of th*
camp. He and Marshall Sawyer pot
on a demonstration showing the
group how to build a quail shelter and
gave a progress report on game con-
servation work done in Young county.
Those attending the camp ware:
Marshall Saeryer, EHaaville; Edward
Harrell, George Wilcox, Marvin Ad-
kins, Dick Burgess. South Bend;
Charles Vought, Newcastle; Clarence
Klenk and Olaf Kunkel, Olney; Matt
Harrell, Garth Baker, Homer Boase,
D. A. Adam and Roy L. Huckabee.
ct JAMES P.
jh m——
Alexander
Texas
Chief Justice
Altman’* Put* On
Clearance Sale
Special
clearance
clothing values for final
in offered this week by
Altman’s, men’s and women's wear
■tore on north side of the square in
Graham, as advertised in a large ad
appearing elsewhere in this paper.
The specials include extraordinary
values in summer drosses,hose
gloves, purses, etc., for women, also
a large variety of clothing items for
men and boys.
A survey is being mailed to all
farmers and sportsmen in Young
county, adds Adam, for the purpose
of getting an inventory of all forms
of wild game, as well as information
Sir? *•
and bag limits. Specimens are being.study.
collected by Dr. Taylor for exhibit# The survey will be written up ini
in connection with the study. detailed form with recommendations
The county agent urges that all! »» ‘° how imPr0Te **me and fi,h
farmers and sportsmen fill
questionnaire being mailed
turn to his office at once in order that
Martin McCleekey Is
Now Manager of
£a*t Fourth Station
Marvin MeClesky who has been
operating the Central Service Station
at Hnnthoaat corner of the Square
has taken over the Magnolia Service
Station on East Fourth street at
Virginia and is now manager of same, j
It 'is a modern, well equipped sta-
tion featuring ail Magnolia products
including Mobilgas, Mobiloil, Mobi-
lubrication, etc.
JAMES P. ALEXANDER
His rooord is phsnominal. Of
S0« opinions by Judge Alex-
ander an the Court of Civil
Appeals at Waco only IS were
reversed by the Supreme
Court , . ■. HI* record le M%
perfect. Born In a Texas leg
cabin, Judge Alexander prac-
ticed law 14 years and has
served 18 years aa a Texas
Judge, including 10 years at
0 starlets .laaaflra of Court of
Ctvll Appeals st Wees. He la
the man to elect Chief Jus-
tice of the Texas ■ Supreme
Court.
THE MAN FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
____ (Paid Political Adv.)
out the j conditions in Young county and the
aod reJ entire report will be available to any
one who might be interested.
He has there up-to-date wash and,
lubricating equipment, calls for and
delivers cars.
‘ Mr. MeClesky will also carry stocks ^
of tires, batteries and accessories for
■ale.
Reporter want Ads Get Results
BUCK $1.00
WHY GAMBLE
on a watch you novar hoard of
whan you can buy a raal *
egaTetood?
for so BtHa monay.
Tha Ingersoll Buck costs only
$1.00. Othar pocket and wrist
models to $3.95. t
Cotton Loans Mav
B- Rad At 1946
Rate WithAAA
* STATION! — XTfTexas
DP«*h the AAA
eligible to obtain Commodity
Carperstion loans at the fall
rotes of their 1940 cotton crops,
o definite thne has yat been set
all tha naossssry farms and in-
will he available so that
can be accepted,
chairman of the
state AAA committer, said, hot the
materia! la sew being printed and
sftte thhpsd to th* loan
as anew as possible.
..Jodi middling cotton, net weight bas-
is. wDk differentials for grade, staple,
apd location instead of on 7-8 inch
midPHag sa was the case last year,
tha chairman pointed out. Tha rate
ip Toss for 16-16 inch middling, net
weight basis, will range from 9.16
e«nta ta West Toss* to 9*0 cents at
-at OsH 9—to- A. in 183*.the pat
weight lams rota is placed 49 points
above Shat for toe gram weight bale
to oompesmate far ilia smaller num-
ber of pounds on which the loan is
GENERAL TI RE
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!Y0U BUY ANY TIRE GET THE
ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS:
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$2.79 to *,26/16.... *3.ao
5,90/to. .
5,30/17.... 3.00 to AAO
tdA^,... 3.23 fo 5.13
idiYit.... 4.10* 6.90
7dxv**>... 4^5n> 7.85
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You con buy quality tiro* from ut, on
tl|p,ntaat convonlon* and oconowti-
ccdlBinw 4v«r known inlhotiro bush
imm. No OKoritHant InlorMt or oMfro*.
M PAYMENTS IF V9M MSB
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Leading make
used and recua-
didoaed tans, lot*
of aon-skld . . .
prfcaf M mU.
Leading make cans
rtmtwtd with a
•car irtmd alea
slightly woro <te-
mon*tr*torv
Leading make
FltST-URf INKS.
change-over* nt
new car* . .. ran
juat a few miles.
MAR AN HID
GUARANTEED
GUARANTOR
5,000 MILES
10,000 MILES
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 306, Ed. 1 Friday, August 23, 1940, newspaper, August 23, 1940; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1063933/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.