The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1935 Page: 3 of 8
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THE CANTON HERALD
THREE
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1935
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The decision of the United States
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dollar in actual buying
A SURPRISE DINNER.
will turn faster and there is greater
and miscellaneous crops for Wise surprised Mrs. Sarah Emerson
tures
home use.
Grove;
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son’s Parts Service.
the columns of this paper.
Miss Temple will make hat stands
and well than Texas has ever before
LOOK and READ
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Shirt Sale
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THIS IS FOR 10 DAYS ONLY
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All Men’s $1.50 Shirts
All $1.00 Shirts '
ministration’s gold clause not only
was a clean victory for the Demo-
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Lake; Mrs. Edwina Goode, Board;
Mrs. C. F. Grant, Walnut Grove;
RURAL LIVING CONDITIONS
PERMANENTLY IMPROVED
increased buying and selling activ-
ities. Buying and selling took sky-
ward jumps in almost every line af-
ter the verdict of the supreme court.
seventy inches wide is the latest im-
provement made by Miss Inez Tem-
ple, wardrobe demonstrator for the
dowel’s 4-H club. A rod for hangers
extends across the width of closet
and four shelves provide space for
Wilkinson, in that city, where she
will remain until her health is per-
manently restored. .
Quaker State Oil in sealed cans at
Jamieson’s Parts Service.
improved their personal appearance
by making corrections in posture,
grooming and health habits.
Club members at Turner will be-
gin their work by scoring themselves
first and will carry out demonstra-
tions in wardrobe and food preser-
vation.
WHITE FOOTWEAR
THE PRICES ARE REASONABLE
Open type crystal detectors, com-
plete with crystal, only 25c at
; Jamieson’s Parts Service.
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New Car Registerations.’
Roland Baskin, Chevrolet coupe.
-E. R. Marberry, Ford coach.
W. D. Barber, Ford sedan.
Tilor Oil Co., Ford truck.
H. L. Bullard, Chevrolet coupe.
N. E. Clark, Chevrolet pick-up.
M. B. Rosen, Chevrolet coupe.
SILK
39-inch — only
from the use of these acres released
by the government from corn and
cotton and wheat to be used for
food and feed crops, I do not know
what it is.
“That vast new acreage of pasture
and feed crops for home use means
miore meat of a better quality on
the family table and a nearer ap-
MARBLE MACHINES
NOT GAMING DEVICES
tries by equipping them with files, by the average citizen except money
The farm food supply demonstra-
FARM WOMEN ORGANIZE COLD DECISION CAUSES
FILING SYSTEM FOR RECIPES BIG BUSINESS UPTURN
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Van School Safe Broken Into.
Sheriff Ike Allerd answered a call
from Van early Friday when it was
20% DISCOUNT ON ALL GOS-
SARD CORSETS and BRASSIERES
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Good Quality, Solid Color
reports of the county agents assem-
bled in College Station. Only 1,178,-
Mrs J C Marvin, Orio; Mrs. Kate Pat-
ten, Bright Star; Mrs. Pauline Shiv-
Of the 6,283,548 acres ol crop ad- law in decision handed recently by gets enter their kitchens to prepare
justment contracts in 1934, 3,558,- 1 & emr -e mcms io prepare
and Mrs. Maud Jordan of the Orio
The decision made itself felt com-
pletely around the world. At practi-
cally every point on the face of the
globe with few exceptions business
felt the buoyant effect of the deci-
sion of the court,
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ton the emergency and temporary na- eryone had an enjoyable time and
ture of some of the work of the Mrs. Sarah Emerson was very much
county agents during the past 18 delighted in having them all visit
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goa acres were alowea to remam . . - „ . । — ------°------ ------—.-------- ness. Immediately following the ver-
idle, and the drouth last year was a' decision on this type,of skil machine vorite menus, thereby saving time dict, cotton jumped $1 per bale,
factor which II H Williamson, state the attorney generals office handed and energy. They will have self-con- stocks and bonds increased in value
agent and vice director of the ex- down the following statement in fidence and poise in the event of un- and food and farm commodities like-
part: 1 he game which you describe expected guests or limited time in wise took decided jumps upward.
Use Personal Inventory Charts.
With one new club at Turner
waiting to be started off, 95 mem-
bers of six 4-H clubs have begun
their year’s work in earnest. They
have graded themselves twice in the
past two months, using personal in-
Mrs. Mamie High, China
a nice dinner. Ev-
liklihood of the farmer, merchant
and profe ' nal man getting hold of
l ers Friendship; Mrs. Annie Mae
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service, estimated had
with pasture crops for home use,
617,296 acres headed toward the
that so disastrously put to the plow, son and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Reed _ „>
in the past 25 years. The remain-! and daughter, all of Dallas, and Mr. tors are: Mrs. Margaret Beall, Con-,
ing acreage was in temporary pas-’ and Mrs. Jess Reed and family of cord, Mrs. Lizzie Cole, Stanger
Springs; Mrs. Genie Dockery, Silver more of it than heretofore due to
of least rainfall. ’ +; hi ’fl B and Vanuabe bulletins were shown inlui
286motor onsentiRrandnnoaotneyommsdtem Annean, „ ti.............cents
were planted on 221,358 acres; while' 8ambngdec. farm food supply demonstrators just as it always was and will buy
during the month of February. Club just as much as before. There will
! members will modernize their pan- be little or no effect whatever felt
Morris, Grand Saline; Mrs. Forest
daugh Sides, Mt. Pisgah; Mrs. Margie Ste-
I vens, Browning, Mrs. Arch Taylor,
Myrtle Springs; Mrs. J. W. Town-
months,” Williamson pointed out,, her. E. M. Reed and L. T. Emerson
“but if there can be a greater are grandsons of Mrs. Sarah Emer-
permanent improvement on Texas son and Mrs. Jess Reed is a .
farms and ranches than will come ter.
Clothes Closet Costs Nothing. I send, Elbertaj Mrs. W. E. Davis, El-
A clothes closet extending fromWoodi and Mrs 5ob Gregory, Pew
floor to ceiling two feet deep and ° ""
proach to the amount of milk the
children need to make them strong folded garments.
“Emphasis is often publicly placed community with
great deal to do with that, as near-
ly half a million acres of the total
was wheat land lying in the region
reported that the school safe of that
place had been broken into and $108 ventory guide charts. The girls have
provided. And moreover they saved for the shelf above rod. “Hats kept
the situation, in so far as it was on stands will not lose their shape,”
saved, when the drouth cut the I said the young lady as she explain-
Mayfield Dry Goods Co.
“The Best Place To Trade After All." Wills Point, Tex.
RESULTS OF AAA PROGRAM Operation of “marble machineg", When 354 Van Zandt county club
... ------- - .was declared legal and within the, members who have made food bud- supreme Court on the national ad-
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Mrs. Joel R. Bond, who has been
recovering from an operation at
Baylor hospital, Dallas, has so far
ed to the home demonstration agent,
Mrs. Brandon, that her closet had
cost her nothing in that she and her
mother had built it from lumber
gathered together on the farm.
“I will make racks for my belts
and shoes, also a bag for hose, when
I get the materials to work with,”
Mrs. Temple added.
normal feed crops.
“Those acres planted to soil im-
provement crops, taken with the
enormously increased interest in
terracing, represent a turning of
rural public opinion in Texas to soil
conservation from which the State
will be benefiting more years than
I dare to prophesy.” Williamson said.
American Bell headphones, $1.33
at Jamieson’s Parts Service.
improved as to be removed to the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. A.
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taken out. A number of suspects
have been questioned. The sheriff,
with Horace Cook, president of the
school board, made a trip to Corsi-
cana Friday night- and had finger
prints taken, and feel hopeful that
an arrest can be made soon.
cratic administration
i is evidently one in which the skill of which to prepare meals. I To the average citizen, however,
the operator determines the winning Demonstrations in methods of fil- the supreme court’s gold decision
ol a prize. That being true, it could ing tested recipes, favorite menus means little in regard to the dollar
। not be condemned as a lottery, but and valuable bulletins were shown in his pocket. The face value of the
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Aerial wire 35c per roll—lightning! -----------------
arresters 25c — Crystals not tested! If you have something to sell, or
108—Tested crystals 25c at Jamie- want to buy, let it be known through
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goal of more grassland to replace Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Emerson and
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— , , ■ Attorney General William McCraw’s meals this year, they will have
564 wer planted, in feed crops or office in a communication addressed than a variety of wholesome foods to
home use accor mg to e annua to the H JohnR. Shook, criminal their credit. ry policy, but caused a decided up-
district attorney, San Antonio. They will have organized systems turn in practically all lines of busi-
854 acres were allowed to remain] . Referring to Shook’s request for a for filing their tested recipes and fa-
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Lumpkin, Ila. The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1935, newspaper, March 1, 1935; Canton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1515768/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Van Zandt County Library.