Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 67, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 2, 1950 Page: 10 of 12
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BESTS IOWA
Texas Cotton
/
He harvested 46 bushein of
emnly $623 lur them. .
okulnted
By Clyde Head
pinntni the eorrert umount ofaeed
20) pounes
A.
the situation." is the wey
to extract the juice of the Vallev the com nends hent. The far
can’t sneed the time for a cal
nrow into n cow that’n give
wouldn’t shin, and sell the juice
Being younger and somewhat in-
I termed men am exactly riaht.
But getting beek to mv friend.
Parkway Grocery & Market
Steekror who is trpicat of the men >
he settied himselt on his hun-
Fate g tinned his slow dry grin
was the rawest
Todav only about 20 to 25
can
3 Lb. Can
Griffin
t ib. Can
n nnsture out the kitchen wind
CRISCO
COFFEE.
69*
654
"Science
PEARS Hunt's No. 21/2 Can ... 3 for too
Sc
organivntion.
_.5for95e
HORTENING Swift's Jewel 81b. Pail.. 178
often my visits to the old stomp-
$1,850,671,000
WHITE
down six per cent from the pre-
App
Tall
Ax
6 Wisconsin— $871,765,000, 0,/85 per cent of its farm cash
products
UKELEL
pi
Nebraska
$841,077,000,
i has a wheat crop larger than Ar-, 1948 placed 11th behind Ohio.
No.
SEWING MACHINE
WIN
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5 Largv Boxes
E
OXYDOL
SUPER SUDS. 1.00
254
ANY COLOR...
DOG FOOD Swift's Pard
2 Cans for 25*
AS LONG AS
IT’S
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ANY SHOE...
ft.
AS LONG AS IT’S A
RE
Fruits and Vegetables
QUALITY MEATS
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Bul
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Harm.I Budger •
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BACON...
-lb. 35c
DI
1b. 13c
Big Eye Swiss
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CHEESE.
. 1b. 85c
1 no I
Fresh Jumbo
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... 1b. 29c
Bananas
1b. 13c
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menaim
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FRUIT COCKTAIL Signet No ZVz Can 3 for 80*
GREEN BEANS Stokley's Cut No. 2 Can 4 for 98*
PREM LUNCHEON MEAT Swift’s 12 oz. Can 43*
RED SALMON Del Monte 303 Size_________65*
getables, fruits and nuts, of which
it is the nation’s leading producer.
ean’t reach for a button and
on the sun durine a wet snell
HOMINY Polar Bear No. 2 Can.......3 for 25*
WOLF BRAND CHILI No. 2 Can....... 56*
TOMATOES Gold Coast No. 2 Can — 2 for 25*
APRICOTS StodrtonNo^ysCan. 3 for 69*
CRACKERS Sunshine Krispy1 lb. Box25*
PICKLES Concho Sour or Dill_________Qt. 25*
SPAGHETTI - MACARONI Skinner's. Box 10*
Hubam Clover Crop Pays Off
| For Johnson County Planter
different
honey."
the rrotis ihnt foliow ptodure huh
ei yinidn
Appurently Smith pnntei hi hus
nal stnteby- state total of farmers'
ensh receipts fol the entire tweive,
months prohably will not he com-
piled for another month The final
Dolliver dragged out a bunci
statistics to show how times it
, chanoed Time was when the
mer hold the whin hand and e
Red
Potatoes .
alona ana said they had to qet
home and get the milkina done.
I was serrv. too. because the lean
farmer had touched on some vital
2 Lbs
15c
"Yech. but eon they min't noth
ing me end veu csm do about
10.
down
increased farm nroduction thro
mechanized equipment to a pl
' where it doesn’t make much
i ference But with the shoe on
The CATE AU
ma
l•
II
I’ll
plans to develop new markets and
uses< for wheat and to give the in-
dustry permanent representation in
Washington.
2 Ul
.... 17c
Stock Your Pantry Shelves
at the
CONSOLE SPECIAL
Complete with Sewing Course
Attachments and Matching Bench
ft- 5 1
9 'J
2
DEI
||c used plenty of mi-
3′1 pounds
take
naces And cut down on product!
he sai "But can n farmer stop
com from growing?
•No'
"Ry the same token the indut
a l ist ran hvo his produrtion w
sumlies yet low But the fat
me
SHRIMP
Froh
LIVER
M
Put a ew i
Va-tro-nol
Drops in i
tostiil. Va-t
Porta fast
Mere troul
t relieves
bess—invite
ul sleep. T
via
_ 18*
Americe’s unchalenged shoe value
$895 to $095
meking. Now. being reared down
eround the market square. I knew
these folks pretty well and re-
Down in third place were lowa’s
farmers, who led the field wit an
all-time record high canh total in
I
Delicious
Apples
Texas Naval —
Oranges
Lettuce .......
Froth Meaty Country
BACK BONE...1b.48c
cotton production.
California Down
s
Hu idea for honey e about the ' He can’t prod " cow from gi
l some. He’d take the northern honey a normal ovol of milk just
l as n mixer put in a shot of the rich- f cause the price has dropped."
navor ! nrised more than 75 per cent
Hunt's Sliced or Haives
PEACHES No.- 21/2 Can
"T f aun” •
—Lb.—
19c
cows and gnther the eggs.
igganized
i nd ra<«e
is signed
Farmer W
the Future
ne tenth
r' 1
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almost 19 per cent. This is the n*- ■ ceipts from livestock and livestock
tion's leading dairy state Almost products
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.............23c
a
Cal f op Slieed or Neives
PEACHES No.21/2 Can...
To nut it another wav, ns
Fort Dodee Congressman d'd.
a root
M
figures are not expected to chai-
lenge Texas’ leadership.
"Bnt," said the man from
Fd CugaaShge
Beloved blue ... never smarter for spring.
And never before have we had so many enchanting
styles to choose from in your favorite
—-— Red Cross Shoes. (As advertised in Voguc)
Complete Price
$1/0.50
I" >
Only $15^0 Down
Other Models
Reason afoiv
Pticed
EASY TERMS
At Low as
> SSJJO Per Month
ten per cent, Nebraska In
Tomato—...............
eaekng.
Celery Hearts........
the vopulntion The farmer'll
of the novulntion
HOME DEMONSTRATION
HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES
thie piopej linn-
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experienced in defeat. I had to
give my friend a little argument
concerning his attitude and theo-
ries. Knowina he lived on the
west side of the county and r
kenowing farmers on the west side
r2 ’ 1 T
1
in the Vnlley
time."
But being a truthful man he con-i honey to take awnv the Moving
tinund. ”But if my farm had been J sweetness • of the Yankee product., ,
on the east side of the county. ■ ________________ . .___rich lands of lown
where they got all the big acreage A . r -r
allotment I probably would have roen rowers I O
r
H--E
zi
John M-ahy, cotton rsearrh com:
mittoe director from ‘Texnn A%M
.......... 1b. 17
LX.
er Valley honey made from orange
and granefruit blossoms, and get
the Yankee legume
WASRINCTON, Feb 2 GuP , farmer the other day who said -he
Look at it thio way. mid the Coo- i soid a load of hogs for $700 about
gressman from Iowa ' au
The farmer la "taking a terrific " Y , “ ‘ .............."*
- . this farmer carted twice the num-
rFeto) Stecker, leen. leethery-
facoN termer Miwiiii a couple
of stetements W mine ysterday.
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The Johnson County Agriculturist
i
can talk about our aneestors be-
ing individuals, who biased a
trail through the wilderness and
carved a path ef glory fer them-
selves through the ages at the
early hstosy of this country, but
thint have changed. Never again
i will individuals stand out in this
I countiy."
My etetemente emneeined our
econemie pien. which Mme newee
paver serlbes end MBie commen-
to ten cheese to eatl Communism
or Becleliam in fknfcl I would
not argue with them about that,
bereune chances are these in-
fl Indiana - $844,042,000, down
13 per cent. Another big meat pro-
ducer.
bum i loM I III
the Iatinr part
1947 Iowa wax barely edged out
fui the lead by California in 1948.
For the nation as a whole, 1M
farm marketings brought farmers
ahnut ten per cent less cash than
the previous year The drop is con:
lemon. to big and iuirv that it .
I be added
— ■
। niained. "The richer the bloom the j used one hand to rock
finer the honey. It's main character- j o‘ cradles and the other to
___. ....... .. ci..-., istic is a tanzy taste something like
and smhI Io me A8 follows: That . , . ,, diA rioht we) with nAth hanr
1 .. . a crnbination of citrus juices." nin num wen unn nmn nan’
deal in a long . . .. . A
He snid the Valiev honey would
cent
........ 1b. 79c
DENVER. Colo Feb. 1 (UP) The
When) Growers Congress .a new
Texas Tops All States In Farmer Earnings During Year 194
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LI8TEW TO WHO’S TALKIN -Thursday. February 2, -CLEBURNE, TEXAS TIMES-RE
Solon Says Farmers Are Taking A Lickii
10 Lb. Bag
45c
he ex-
IwrMly of Texas, (’ml Cox, statin
iliciun at the U’niverxity of Te»a«,
! mid Dr t Vie E Hessler, resenrrh
Taxoniate in Texas Tech.
SDemn/
7up
niowsenNrAbnptshomer’tromio. Washington would believe’
ke«e and I know a saae and len-
ghte conversation was in the
AT BREAK
It has bi
In through
ndueted b
a dialing
u‘l "do I
equate hr
The congressman warmed up tn Also, he Mid. the price the |
- —.... .— —— his subject as we talked in his mer gets for his products is so
Twelve months later suite in the new House office bu“- thing over which the hay-she
' Dliver explnined that this far- ha no control. Rut the man
while he still Tber orhgs to marker and frecetvect merr titre many another, has mt. i —r he.orice 161
• i to pay on his investment. । . u denim P9/% 1nT • new I
•ThU follow. Uke other farmers eatThehinteras hpomnotporersonge. "Dolver aryez, with conaaen
has a right to raise a fuss. He's •Neither has the price he pays thet the farmer can
for seed, fertilizer, equipment, re- nionw withnut the citv ruv, 1
pairs, and the fuel he needs to heat l'het the wrtanite would starve
his home, his hen house, and tn without the, man on
----------------------- . .' .
| It was believed to be the first 1
time that Texas led the field. In
the previous nine years, lown had
j held first place four times, Califor- j
nin five times
Texas jumped from third to first
j place with a record 1949 cotton
I crop This mine nt n time when
HEY VETERAN!
BE THRIFTY IN FIFTY
BUY A BRAND NEW SINGER
of the countv ceme out M the
little and of the horn on recent
square. After he made his remark cotton allotments. I asked him
te ettse -meet == Hie h““- 1 how he felt ebeut the situation.
paying the same price for overalls,
overmhoes, hog teed and everything
eise it doesn’t add up ” • '
Terrgmrtommm-aE
t»l ,trunr mid lbree. veweure h axnciate nt 1ha l fi
els of oats per aere from the live perpho jihate
- ,2___..___._____. .. .
- . , instance, the packers stopped si
j i.lans for a seeond meeting March ing the stuff they gather from
_ _ __________ 4 At Garden City, Kans.. farm into Washington for at
then hecause stockerawite seme
l gates present from Texas, Oklaho- ___________
ma. Kansas Orevon. Montana, Ne-
braska, Idaho. Utah, Washington
and Colorado.
Jens Torgeson, head of Oregon's
State Wheat Commission, was el-
ected chairman of a five-member
r —— I
A
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you will find around the market
— omium price.
ney produced
has an entirely •
I from anv other l
thought it wasn't profitable. His
secret to success on lemona was
The Wheat Growers Congress
£
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today announced
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u-dLut2TM2]
five per cent This state is the na-
tion’s lending hog producer Al-
most 90 per cent of Iowa's cash
receipts come from livestock and
livestock products, including dairy
in 1948, these products alone
brought Iowa farmers as much as
Texas growers got for all their
products in 1947 lown set an all-
time state record of $2,388,191,000
in cash receipts form farm market-
tag.
—
4 Illinois $1,573,429,000, down | gent ina's , 11. Ohio $840,303,000, down 13
8.5 per cent Iilonois is the nation's । Miuourt Loses Ground per cent
second biggest livestock producer ' 8 Missouri $863,994,000, down Farmers in these 11 states col-
, 5 Minnesota $1,054,849,000, 11:5 per cent Behind Iowa and 11-' lected almost half of all the cash
down 14 per cent A big livestock linois, Missouri ranks as a top^.receipts U S farmers got from mar-
anti dairy state I meat animal producer, with about" ketings of farm products last year.
"A. .
2. California
1a .Vdan. shmhg,ne
—fPhone229
st
mhummah
--
WILL IMPROVE
Musings of the Ruralite YANKEE honey Na •
MERCEDES Tex. Feh. 1 Up — “W vou get too much stec
I A -heme to improve Yankee hon- | the citv. thev turn down the
H. f
ACCEPT NO
IMITATION
facts, or so we thought.
I forgot to mention that very
. 8 . m
L
’ i I
win, director of arientifie rmrat h
ni Texas Tech in A w Mi ioh,
vi i' direet/ of the Texas enpineei -
ing exprrjment aintion. Joel H« in
| ev bv giving it a shot of the Texas
' preduct wa advunced tonight by
I red-haired C l‘ Melton, peppery
lemon", king
Melton found fa.ee .nd ww
money in eroving Tvxas lemons
when monst other < itrur rowers ,
other foot — even — the city f
will are dependent on what col
dt of the good earth. Suppose:
head up against a brick wall , gainst Soviet recognition of the Re-
when you try to buck them. They bel regime in French Indo-China.
Agriculture Department re- th<- things he grows,
is paying wartime prices for what
The department said Tex- 1 -EM Eeyu a gm id example, ’
as topped nil states in mon- sei Rep Jnmes i -Dolliver, a plas
Projecta now being undertnken' ey collected by farmer* Repubiican from "ort
»„ +h0 and ularis for.theprogrum during from marketings of farm i ?_??,*-*** * ,llrt
Mid by inereasing the growih of the next biennum wire audemprodits during “Janary-tunncm------------
—---- the met nyslem and folinue Hu-i yeotordav nt a "ommittef meeting | m . 1949 Cnlirorna -
Muboadcast 20 pounds of properly ht- i bam alo improves the Ml m line , In addition to Inhy. th. mee ting MOV‘ UHM . 17* -norma 1
m. red pot nice and applittnnn he wiici bolding cajnniry of “44 by Dr A- ft Lux, - ran second. Il
150 pounds of nuprphosphate triine. Till e two iutor along pmlessot of marhrtinu at Hie t.nl-|
here .Enrty that wummer he plowed w 1((, the ineren-ed lerHltty help vernity of Texas, D it C Good-i
prices for hogs Iowa’, principal j
I farm market item had fallen .. - ..... e >_______
(connidernbly bqlow 19448 levels, sport them no lillle. So I set led
। Texas was the only major farm । myselt on my hunkenand got set
state in which 1949 caNh receipt. todo a little lstenin • , ,
1 . , .a nun ■ Of course I ain t ouite so good at
। eX4ee000 I Irin . , a t . _
in 1948, 1 1 states topped the bil- isettin, on my hunkers and from
lion dollar mark in fanner, cash ' time, to, time 1 had, to ;hift the
receipts The same 11 were lead- weivht from one foot to the other
ing the field In 1940 but-only five Stocker, though, can seuat in, the
were Above the billion dollar lev.snme position for hours, as comfort-
‘el. Neves the line-up showing cash | abie as if he were in A rocking
roceipts from fatm marketings dur- [ ."J , ’ .. , ...
ing January - November, 1949, com- ."You know, the farmer sAid.
-NroF With th- sume period -M- "Some
1948: I lot more than outers and that s the ■
1. Texas $1,905,182,000, with irensoh vou and me can’t d any-
recetot running almost five perlhing about the economic -dan. or
rent higher than in 1948, Breaking Communism or Snrlalism..Why I
jits own production record, Texas conid 80 up, to Washington and ,
accounted for slightly more than tell nothing but ‘he.gosp2l truth
rne-tird of the nation's entre 1949 nbout the things ihat are happen: i
f in d to_us, but-what good would inq ground around the markat ----
along from a dirrerenr station in Nvine and something to think bers ar e.R -G Buckles, Stratrord,
life and tell nothing but lies and about I Texas, W H. Cluttor, Holcomb,
who do you reckon them fellers in ________________________ . [ Kan.; C. E. Tupps, Aurora, Colo.,
.......-----------,j -------, The | i and Herbert J Hughes, Imperial,
other feller, of cogFc, RUSSIAN REJECTION ' Nebr.
“That’s just the’av things are. PARIS, Feb (U.P Russia to-
san and you are just butting your dav reiected a French protest a-
....... —...Hi,,...*- - -».-s.।'.12 , J
’ See the Finest Sewinc Machines at
" "n T "vy " "" 7• 01 T W
that is plantod extennive ly by far plowed under kreen the previous
mers of thin area fl has really, yenr
■ „yalom M.ii "h h+0 — in 1na2nem.the '' dollar carnings. thelucking""in,inepieesegenfor
ur of the Nolan-Kquie Soil Con- cren of land that had clover Hie OllXei Uhe feductn Agriculture Dou-----“ — -- -ti----- -hi- h- -‘m
ation vnet. His form is on pvoviausyear which wan harvested "Ir we could find complete util - ported today.
highway botween Godiey and for hay and seod ‘ Izafion for Texas rot mo, there 1 rhe Nenartm
iurne Snty neves of his farm, xwect etuver in- would be no wuch thing h a hur- l er..
_ had one or mor cropK of < lo- । oruinted nddu nitroyen in ihe soil. | plun," lenhy told the committee,
2 gpr on it during the past three suporpheinphate helps ihe clover Fut......... h......."".....hun
Tyerms-I - — . ———tynnr, nr-m-fm***
Smith planted a 16-nete field of
i hubam clover on Feh 20, l!MH He
Crop Is Safe CALIFORNIA
The Texas conton erop will not' , armers lone Ler.
he rot handy oven though Ihr ar. Iamer”,.. ne
renge irogram has been reducud alded as the nation a rich. ।
est, have dropped behind!
Texas and California grow-
HebAm sweet ctover la n legume , ncre, of land ihat had the clover
under green five acres of the < lov:
PT. He mowed te remainins 11
neres and baled 22 tons of clout
hay Later that nummor Hie er
onh growth elover from the II i<< •
res produeed 1200 pounds of need
in 1449 Smith harvested fU bush-
half its farm cash receipts come
from dairying
7 Kansas $866,656,000. down
17 per cent The nations biggest
wheat producer, Kansas normia’ly
WWW
. ‘-—
...............Bill I ................
THAT SAVES US AU
3 Iowa - $1,808,543,000, down
thought the allotment was about in . . n e nAA
right., -i ____ Hold Second Meet
About thin time a sehool teaeher
in one of the countv high scheois
ioihed us. The teacher said some-
thus couM ba done and why
didn't the newspapers do it.
Well, the convoreation broke up
tinuinu The department estimated
today Hint farmers this month wil
‘ get about ten per cent lest from
markelings than they received dur-
ing January, 1948.
Figures Not Final
As for 1549, officials said the fl-
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 67, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 2, 1950, newspaper, February 2, 1950; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1563074/m1/10/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.