The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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And you've got to keep within it. you II want to know
more about our new CW Battery (Wood Separator.)
Quality plates--selected cedar wood separators-—
best grade of workmanship and material. Sizes to
fit all cars. Come in and ask questions.
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Sizes : ' fit all curs
$17.50 and up
Cash Oarage
a r you ii stiuvicrc
Concerning State Aid
Because th* amount; of state
aid fund is so much less than
Inst y^ar, and especially because
the amount'of aid needed as
shown by the applications? is .so
much greater thiin ever before,
it is certain that no school can
be granted what it needs. The
aid law specifically requires t hat
preference shall be jrivet. to
schools which unassisted would
be able to run six months.
The Department of Educat ion
has endeavored to allot the state
aid appropriation without preju-
dice or favor among the coun-
ties, in proportion t«> the num
berof schools applying, having
in mind the number of six-
months schools, the amount of
aid granted the county last year
and the general averse of a-
t>out $200 per school possible for
the present year. This total
amount for your county was
stated to you in my letter of
Nov, I
Where it is necessary to re
duce the amount for every
school, experience has shown
that it is impossible to do this
fairlj and equitably among the
several schools of . county until
each school has been visited and
its requirerrt nt: s and eligibility
checked. Futh. r. experience
has also shown that:, win v a giv-
en di-trie" has
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1; . ;.>■ ri. o free with your j
idv.ee ! 1 it is of ony value it.
Entered at A.sperm«u: ' f \a>
<*bstoffice as second ,v.a-
mder Act of Mare.)
•V; 1879.
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Will 4 . I vi n WiMif \ ««< ft 4 Il m r
Do your Christmas shopping
'before Christmas,
i - to
to give away
I r is s'Jways sa*e to tell a wo-
rm" ho ••• ' id she boks. provide'!
von rnak • her look young.
ally : rrri.-e,: aoy certain
> ui.t. j.u r it is often db; p
d wlw !. eoorii! ioi:s make it
. y tor. duce-gnid amount.
• ■o (,nt finariein! con-
-i : state, it would b«
y a:. • .«• i.er arsi school to
p rer'ats •;>; = !!'.■ or otherwise
obligate tfs<-lf fir any kind of
o • quipr. -i ' d per dtrg upon
tiite :dd lor payment, before it
i^- deluntt-U known what each
school will be finally granted.
S une young men ar e mi ener-
getic they never go to bed to-
til just before dawn U-ual';.
dad p the bilK
All men ".f-e foolish in one way
O" another; and most of us in
try in ur to keep the fact a secret.
a HE RIGHT THING
at the
RIGHT TIME
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
li. p your animals in ffootl trim
W, tills wintr.
Giv tlim !' (1 thai supplis th
g reatest amount of strengt h.
Wo sell it at no advance In price.
Buy where feed buying is best.
ASPERMONT GRAIN CO.
Located in Old Pierson Garage on South Side
no 12266. , professional and Business
Treasury Department GardS.
Office of Comptroller of the Currency \ ^
Washington. D. C. Nov. 1, 1922
Whereas, by satisfactory evi-
dence presented to the under-
signed it has- been made t<> ap-
pear that
"The Swensou National Ba: k"
in the town of Swenson in the
County of Stonewali and Stnte
of Texas has complied '-it h all
the provisions of the Statures of
of the United States requred to
he complied with befiire an as-
sociation shall b< au hunzt d to
commence the husint -• of Bank-
ing;
Now therefore 1, i). R C'-isr-.
inger Comptroller 'to the Cur
rencv. do hereby cer'ifv that
"The S enson National Rank''
n the town of Swns'm in th.*-
Count' of Stonew 11 • nd S*aie
of Tex a- authorized to coni-
-nens'o t ho bu-i"• :• s of Banking
as {)••;■ i11 -<i if S- e t« •; 'i! t \ one
hundred 3nd • i it,r ■ f thi?
Revised Stsi•'io o* tin- Unit--'1
States.
In testimony wh -rer.-f « • i--ss
my hand and S ai o: office ltd?
Firat. divof Nov on a r. 19*23
JaS. P. til 591
ATTORN tY-Al-LAW
} General, Civil and Criminal
: Practice. Special Attention to
' Land. Probate and Commercial
Law,
ABILENE. • TEXAS.
A. A. AiNNIS
DFONT'IST
Office ov^r First National Bank
A spermont. Texas
ERNEST HiRRlNG
A Tt >H.Mt/ vT.LAW
f If V| l , ii K ONl/i
: Specialty—h-||nining and Per-
fecting Land Titles.
; OFFICE FIRST NAT'L BANK.
II. P. GrliKlKtaff
ATT.>RN£Y-AT-LAW
A spermont,
Texa
D R C'i-'-d'VJ-.
Comptroller of t he Cnrr ncv.
forget to tell >our trouble.* to
wlher people and yon •-il' - on
forget that you have a-.y
You -I iv ■' ■' more brain-
than yriur ociirhbor, but tellinir
him so i•'-.ittiog them to!
the !>e>o use !
No. brotii'r, this sudden
Stamp in patriotism is by no
fflteans strange. The elections
are over ml candidates a -e
ksuck to norma! again.
Th.' Lord ii IS blessed you;
with the amount of brains \oi.;r
dost in v requires, but vou can't;
1 ' 1
"xfx et him t>> keep hrushiogj
tho c bvveb:; out.
S t-2 p*r *«nt Int.
34 1-2 years time
Federal Laud Hank Loans
We c«n now lend "0 p *r cent of the appraised value
of the land, plus 20 per cent of the vslut of the insured
improvements for the following purpopes.
To take up or extend purchase money debts that are
now due, or if not due, if they can be paid at this time,
To purchase land net di d by the farmer. To purchase
equipmedt, Livestock, Feed, Seed, To build houses,
barns etc. To liquidate Indebtedness of the owner
where such indebtedness wn« incurred for agricultural
purposes.
Ml National Farm Loan Asso., (tola, Taias
Covering Haskell, Knox, and Stonewall Counties
W. H. McCandiesy. Sec.-Treaa
Capital llMk MO.OOO
Lmm$MQ,000
THE HARSH VOICE
TJAKSH voli'<"< fire nsiiiilly Btrntiunl
voices, fur very few persona
know how to raise their voices Mliove
n eertaln plteli without strtilninK them.
So, If you would Keep from InivInK
Shut harsh voice Unit Is now no less
than It \vns In our Kniniliuothers' Oays
froqiietitly looked u|>on as n Hl^n of
had lireedln.ir ami lack of culture, sih
that you >l.. not raise your voice ahove
a eertiilli ci.nversat ii ma I pitch, ihai Is
unless you know how t<> iiuhi It.
It Is almost invariably true that the
• tiil'lrcn who ure brought Up In the
roiii'este.1 filv I'-iicnieni <tH-ll<.ns,
\% i:<■!*• • Ihelr I.p'.y pljiyuroilfiit Is the
-Kireet at:.I where they must .-.tiout and
.ill above liie ileaf'-nlni; clalter of the
tralti . ,;nnv up ii> have voices cracked
..r hat'sb This cjin lie helped, doubt-
li-ss, If these children arc rcrnlndeJ to
modulate their voices.
Hut sometimes it is In the country
where an overload voice Is cultivated.
The housewife, used to ImvitiK a liirjfe
.oiintry house t<> herself, with no
neighbors to think of, uciiulres the
habit of calllntt, yeilinx. in fact, at her
chlldmi In a way that the city woman
would not think of dolti#.• She calls
upstairs and down, and she calls out-
door* and In. And ton often It tint*
pens that when frtie is In more confined
quarter* she goea on with her high-
pitched voice JuHt the same. And her
children are quite apt to pitch their
voices in tune with iters
Now remember that while It la nee-
esftary always to apeak loud enough
to be heard easily, you aiioutd never
speak any louder than Is necen «ry to
make your voice reseh all your audi-
ti>rs. If you are speaking tor people
in tlila room don't speak loud enough
to be heard In the next room. Modu-
late your voice and you will be mir* to
keep It from Incoming harsh.
<9> *r IrnAlMle.)
| Kver.v time th" o •>• !" kick
labour thp hiu'h o .-' of living rho
dnrned thing lak.-s .-in< tii"r
jump, list's kick t.h.e ot'o-r
wtiv!
Th" president is in favor of
the res'.oration of light wines'
and bei r, and then Jigain he
is'nt, depending u|.on which
pide is doinjr the talking.
DR. IE. L. SHAW
PHYSl 'lAN andSUUGEON
OfRcp Phone
Nigh'.: Phone 60
Aspermont, Texas
f. O O F. LODGE NO. 479
Meetw «ach S tturdav night
.1st Saturday night Ur Degree
2nd ' " 2fid
3rd " " 3rd "
4th ' " [nit. "
Visitors Welcome
H. H. Sharile, X. G.
M. F, Williams, Sec
CHURCH NOTICE
Church meeting every Sunday
and preaching every second
Sunday at the Church of Christ.
The public is welcome.
MONEY!
See us before making that Loan. We have plenty of 8
per cent money to loan on Good Land and First Lien Notes
We get your money quickly. We loan the highest values.
We will give you 5 to 10 years te.ms
C. E. Branuen, Prop, —at Court House
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Dunwody, Will A. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1922, newspaper, November 30, 1922; Aspermont, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth126374/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stonewall County Library.