Sealy Weekly News. (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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SEALY WEEKLY NEwS
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PMONENO 97.
BEALY, TEXAS, OCT. 26, 1911.
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casion quite well. The invitations read. advance, and at the same time remain-
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Kidney pills and I can still say that I
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ADAMS & TURNER, AGEMTS, SENLY.
OOES YOUR FIRE INSURANCE COST
MORE THAN IT SHOULD ?
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demonstrations in the fields sball give
proof that this can be done. The writer
of this, a iso gave the methods of a de-
me and they proved to be a Godeend.
Boon after using them the backache
ceased and I could do my housework
without the least ineonveotonM. Since
then I have bad little need of a kidney
for the purpose of promoting beet
amusement features, and generally ad-
vancing the interests of the Fairs of
the State by working in unison as to
dates, exhibits, etc, ete.""Mr. Tillot-
son reports that permanent organisation
of such an association was perfeeted.
Membership in such an organisation
will be a great advertisement for the
Austin County Fair Association, and
, next year we must own grounds and
erect buildings and make the 4th An-
nual meeting in keeping with other
County Fairs throughout the State.
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- of this She therefore'sends practical
schooled men among the farmers, to
give them advice un howto raise better
and surer crops on smaller fields. The
There wasn’t but very little difference
in this corn when I gathered it; cotton
gave a little over 800 pounds of seed
‘Bealy Lodge No. 574 of the Fraternal
Brotherhood gave an open meeting at
the Healy opera house last Saturday
. night which the inclement weather pre-
vented many who had received invita-
tions from attending. However those
who braved the storm enjoyed the oc-
M.F.WARD
ESTATE
AGENTS
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State Organization Perfected.
Mr. Leonard Tillotson was a visitor
to the Dallas Fair Saturday and Sun-
day One of the prime reasons for his
attendance on Saturday was to report
as a member of the committee ap-
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remedy.” '
For sale by all dealers.
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)A hat Demonstration Did on My
Farm.
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leredsitre postomee la Sealy, Texes, as
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S.M. Hood, hop. _
I cat do any kind of hauling and
licit a share of your patronage,
me when you want prompt service.
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Dallas
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SEALY, TEXAS
List Your Lands With Us _
For Quickest and Best. Sales.
monstration agent a trial.
The following is the way the demon
etratjon work was done, and .what the
resulta were- My son and I worked
under the instruction of-speeint Agent
Ira A. Durreaberger, as follows: Tw
acres of land was broudensted some 5
inches in Octobey 1910, and harrowed
se veral times after that. The land is
of the gray sand kind, was manured
‘hnd planted to cotton the year before.
‘The land is almost late) and was there-
fora plowed in beds in January, 1011.'
CONNOR & PRAYARD, Prop's.
City
Barber
Shop
Everything 1st Class in Tomsorial Work
Hot and Cold Baths
Agent for Steam Laundry
Your patronage solicited.
Frost Street, SEALY. TEXAS
October
14 to 29
Low Fares
... Via
OB.1 W. BALKE
PMvSiciAN AMD sudtow
Sooty, Texee
Hundreds of Sealy Readers Know What
It Means.
The kidneys are overtaxed.
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches and
pains.
Backache, dizzinesm, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles, dropsy, Bright’s
disnake fo low.
The statement below shows you a
reliable remedy for kidney ills.
Mrs. R. M. Eldred, of Brenham,
Texas, snys: "Several years ago I gave
a pub)ie testimonial in praise of loan’s
W. A. SOM M ERM EVER |
Manumnotopef of
Cement Building and
Foundation Blocks, Etc.
IN ALL irtns r>HstnKD.
" Dehterin ,
Rorfland Cement II Any Quantity Wanted
Yarde ? blot*, norchwem ofKafy Dapot.
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Watchmaker and Jeweler
At Star Drug Store, Sealy, Texas
Your Patronage Solicited.
All Work Guaranteek.
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niurey riisana • can buisay unat * eohherkmiwjangomma"bnerppknfnompan
hold a high opinion of this remedy. Mrs. P.H. Bogan,of Wilson,Pa,wbossys,
An the result of kidney trouble, I was "I know from experience that Chamberlaim’
in constant misery from sharp twinges Cough Reuedy is far superior to any other,
through my body, like knife thrust, ForenlyaTdeninnthing Ihut exeel
EDWIN E. KASTROP
SEALY, TEXAS.
Painter and Paper Hanger
rrse me for all rhum of WALL PA Hit Al
h Harp Hinta
Bradstreet’s reports cotton moving
fast, but d-layed in some localitine on...
account of the railroad strike. Produce,
and truck garden products bring high
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Phnar 08: HaaMnat Plata iff .
Loeal S u rgrot X X. A T Mf. CO.
Reikine Ttmem
It is known as a fact that Europe
raises heavier crops on lands that have
beed in cultivation for centuries than
our country does with its new and
virgin soil. To come to the conse-
quence Of this one must look back to
many a century, that this land of
Europe has been in cultivation. These
A. B.TURNEB_&CO.
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DR. W. SCHMOELLER
PMYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Houston, Texes
dormer Harriebun«Road Md 86 »tra»i, Ma^-
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"From 8 to 12. An evening of music
and social relaxation." Those who were
in attendance found not only “music and
sociability” but also an elaborate spread
of dainties for the inner man in the
nature of ice eream ami cake.
the side gave only 600 pounds. This is
a plain proof that the early plowing had
a good effect on the land. The top soil
of this land is some seven to ten inches
deep, the subsoil is yellow clay, and is
easy in getting a crust after every rain.
Besides this there was made another
demonstration. Twelve rows on which
cotton was planted the year before, was
broadcasted November 24, in 4-5 inch
furrows, some 7-8 inches deep, 50
prices. The agency placed the Houston
bank elearings for the'Week at $41,864-
Foster-Milburn Co , Buffalo,
sole agents for the United S
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of Match and the second acre! take no other. u
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point for the state and the fruit goes-------- ” --------
through Hoston b the thousands of F. P. CUMINGS
carlots each season.
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meeting,held at the Farmers’ Congress, pounds of limb had been spread on three
rows before plowing; four weeks later
Wait for my SHOES for Ladies and Men. One
of the Nobbiest up-to-date linen that yon
will want to see. Will be in the last of
this week or first of next week.
aa0—-1—ea-.—Az—-1 was not broadcasted. After this, all
Office on West Main Street. eame euitivatiom; mtn was
cultivated three and eotton four times.
tending to the perfecting of a State or-
ganizationof District and County Fairs, it was plowed again 4 inches deep and
harrowed aftzprains. Early in March
corn was p)^N% with a planter in open
furrows, then harrowed till the land
nometimes I had to grasp something
for support whengettfug.abouh-Deen’e —
KtdmyPitrwere finally procured for
I. Bi SIGLER
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SEALY, TEXAS, -
Ottoe Upstairs fa Setter Bros.’ bulid
c
ing green for two weeks longer than the
corn that was planted on the hills The
differepce seemed to be but very little,
but when I gathered the corn, and
weighed one row of each, the demons-
tration row gave exactly 100 pounds
with shucks and cobs, while the hill
planted row gave but 67 pounds
So the demonstration row yielded
fully one-third more than the other.
Mr. Durrenberger promised this result
in advance. Had the seasoh- been a
dry one—forwhieb this work wasdone—
the results certainly would have been
larger in favor of the demonstration
Com The peas gave nine medium
crops, and just about paid for extra
work that the com got. If it is taken
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year of about 12,090,000 bales, and an
esimated consumption this year of not
over 12,000,000 to 13,000,000. But
some elose sdidenta of cotton condi-
lions affirm tbat if prices remain at tbs
present level or become much cheuper
the spinners of the world might take a
quantity of American cotton for beond
tneir actual doasuuption. In other
words, while this consumption might
not be more than 13,000,000 bales, it is
uruedthat nniler favorable price con-
ditions the worid’s spinners might be
induced to take 16,000,000 bales or even
more if the cotton eould be bad.
Another foot is that the receipts do
not Justily the high crop predietiome.
Judging from the present condition
and the receipts the crop Will not be in
excess Of 14,000,000. Also there is
danger of from and lifts is causing un-
easiness among vh overcrowded shorts.
A feature of thie Houston produce
market is the passlug of the California
grape season. This feature is inoided
' in the review because this trade this
' season has been the heavieat in years.
Houston has "been the chief shipping
in consideration, that this land is in
better shape for next year, on account
of deep plowing, and planting of peas,
then the whole work was' good. The '
demonstration was made without using
manure, and t here was no difference to
be seen Where the lime was spread,
which shows that this land is not lack-
ing of lime.
Mr Dorrgnberger visited my farm
some seven or eight times through the
winter and summer Mr Durrenberger
is a friendly and intelligent man who
docs his duty perfectly His explana-
tions are interesting and helpful I can
say that I won at this trial, and think*
that others can do the same 1 will
make the trial again the coming year
but on a larger scale.
Henry WEBTERMANN.
W. I. HILL
ATTORNEY AT LAW t
ANO HEAKESTATE ACENT I
Special Attention to Collection of Acounts I
Office Upstairs In F W. Hackbarth Blag ' ;
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HERMAN’S TRANSFER UNF
— skaly, Texas - ‘ -".ne
G. K. HERMAN. Proprieter,. . , 8g
Does All Kinda Of Hauling. Espenat
attention given to Baggage Transfer,
- giving chocks for same. Phone 5.
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with cotton in latter part of the month. is
The corn came up nicely, while cotton j
low oar,9.m^o Pzobrtotor had to be planted over.. It was some-
. ?____________________. - what late on account of that. At the '
--"tet—idlee-u-‘- sane time I planted corn and eotton ow •
both sides of this pint, but this land '
F»rmt Lando and City Property 1 hit nd on
rommhslon. bought. eoldand exehanged
12 Ven^ot^o Linn Notes bought and mid
OtHm-Frtnt mom. Inddoorof t. W.Uaek
barth conerere bldt.mnth nido of Kain st {
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was perfectly level. Every third row
was left for cowpeas, which made it 8
rows corn, and 4 rows peas. The corn
was harrowed right after it had come
up nicely. In the latter part of March
the corn had a drawback, on account of
too much moisture, as this land was
level and had no drainage, while that on
th* sides which was planted on hills
kept growing right along. The oom
on hills was given ordinary cultivation
April the 10th the four empty rows was
planted to cowpeas..
This corn and peas was cultivated as
follows.*-April 7, May 9, May 16 and
June 28. The cultivation was done
shallow. The weather was so far
favorable, except the one wet season in
spring. The corn on the hills was
ahead till it went in silk, but from
thereon the demonstration rows got in
Tickets on sale daily , October 13
to 27, inclusive, 1911, limi ted to re-
turn from Dallas, October 80, 1911
Shorter limit tickets, on sale at
lower rates,
Par Artall lafbrmn non me Paata Pa apart
w. S. KEENAN G. • A. Galvestor.
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New Goods
Aumomimmnuia eumuammomasamunm
Grand Annual Bali
Given by the
Hnofenda Schuetzen Verein
at-their
Peters Pavilion
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Saturday, Nov. Ilth
Good music, s
Everybody cordially invited.
Come and enjoy yourselves.
Fullblooded and Graded Berkshire
Hogs; at all times. TRENKMANN Bros.
Peters, Audtin County. Texas.
It you want to sell, come and Hst
your lands right, with A. B. Turner A .. . ----------------
Co.. Healy, Texas. » gWhem.zou have a bad cold you want the
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000. Country colleetions are good
Building. i« active.
We would like to list your property,
if you want to Sell; and if you want to
invest we have some good lands. Also
vendor’s lien notes, bank stock and
other good dividend paying stocks.
Davis & SCuNEIDEN.
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Houston, Texas, Oct. 25th.— Cotton is
again on the upturn. Tbe overcrowded
and startled starts have been taken by
surprise in thehsbarp rise and some
Texas and Memphis operators, recently
benrisb, but now bullv, are making
things unpleasant for the crowd that
stuck to the short side of the market.
Everybody has assumed it was a per-
fectly safe thing to sell cotton short on
an anticipated crop of from 16,000,000
to 17.000,000 bales, against a worid’s
consumption of American cotton last
old agriculture states of Europe have to 1
furnish food for a great number of in- ,
habitants, and to do this, the ground is 1
forced to yield the heaviest crops pos- ,
sible. The farmers of these European
agrieultural states can do this by using
letter and more sensible farm methods,
by hetter tilling of the soil, but mainly
by using fertilizers and changing of
crops. The production of manure and
curing it, has been and is a very impor-
tant thing, but the chhnging of erope
• la notless important. The farmers in
Germany are able to do this because
• they raise stock besides tilling the soil,
while in our country each of these is a
separate business to a great extent
But we also are at the time where we
can’t take it from an over full basket,
• r where it means to feed a larger habita-
tion Our state of Texas belongs to
the richest states of the Union.' *
The state has enormous tracts of the
best agricultural land, great stretches
of timber land in the east, enormous
stretches of -grazing lands in the west
Minerals, coal, oil, excellent harbors,
the best climate, and is settled by an
maatrious and intelligent seof people.
All these are things that can make the
settlers happy add contented, but, as
sad before, WB cannot take it from the
over full basket as we could in former
years. Our government also is aware
Have just received al nwell line of f
Rea sea and Vtility Ginghams ..........100 and 120
sevpentine Orepe at______________—-a----------------------1720
babife Drapery at......-- ......250
All Kinds of Kimona Good at,-----a..............2-------15m
raney Voiles in all Lateet Shades---a _ »a up to 500
popfins and Repp at ------....._C—•---------------160
Beausifal Skirts ranging from.. .- 250 upto 25 per yard
Clover Leaf Madras Curling Goods at 15c to 350 per yard
Atou have swellest lines of READY MADE SKIRTS in VOILE9
PANAMAS and BERGBS, up-to-date styles at prices
from.................;—------------ ---------M.00 up to 915.00
A foil fine vt READY MADE KIMONAS. Handle only the
PrineessMade Garments fot Ladies,
Also a swell fine of HOLEPROOF HOSIERY-6 pairs guaranteed
to wear 6 month* without a hole at.... 250 and 50 per psir
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SEALY, TEXAS.
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Davis, Lon. Sealy Weekly News. (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1911, newspaper, October 27, 1911; Sealy, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1494277/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Virgil and Josephine Gordon Memorial Library.