The Terry County Herald (Brownfield, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. [41], Ed. 1 Friday, November 29, 1907 Page: 4 of 4
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Ft. Worth semi-weeky Record
Terry County Herald
Kansas City Journal
Atlanta City Journal.
Dallas News Ft. Worth Record
Terry County Herald _
Kansas City Journal “
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by the office boy, and were near-
ly suffocated when released by
the Manager. They bad playful-
ly gone in there to sing during
the noon hour, and were having
a gala time when disturbed by
vise you to go home and get at
it.”
I oveheard the above conver-
sation between; Dick Hustler and
Biu„Hardluck last .week.—R. H,
Scott in Weatherford Herald.
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letters to his political managers
asking that they refrain from Ur-
ging his name as a presidential
nominee.
Terry County Herald
The Kansas City Journal is full
to overflowing with good things.
Think of it, it isthe favored paper
in over 206,000 homes. and after
it is read is sent to relatives and
friends in all parts of the world.
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the best General Newspaper in
the wrld. Its secret of success is
that* it gives the farmers just
what they want in the way of a
family newspaper. It has a splen-
of of valuable ( exchanges, from
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a severe sblow. We regret very
much the loss*of the Leader, one
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The Terry County Herald
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READ THE FOLLOWING OFFERS AND TAKE YOUR CH DICE. .
Kansas City Weeky Journal
The Terry County Herald
Everyone shuld take a Home Paper in order to keep thoro
informed as to what is going on in your immdiate vicinity. Ho/
there are some who are not on our subscription list, and in ore
get them to give the Terry County Herald a trial we subr
following offers for a short time only. [
If you are already a subscriber to the Terry County Herald,/
any of the following propositions, send the Herald tn some V
“kin-folks or old acquaintances back East.” They will appreciate
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if ypu have taken a notion at last
the news of Terry count
of yourself, your hoc
friends and neighbors,
a class that you can J
where else..
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There is no timeto
lose. This offer is for a
short time only.
let your cotton contend with the
grass for awhile®
B "I dont know, I just put
it up that it would taze all the
cotton I could raise to quiet Mr
Skinim, and*I went at it. But,
Dick what do you raise to live
on?”
D ‘Well I have on hand now
a food supply of meal, flour,
bacon, lard, beef, poultry. eggs
butter, sweet and Irish potatoes
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Bill—“Good morning, Dick;
how do you do?’
Dick—“AU right BilUhow are
you?”
B “Kinder bothered.”
- D “What are you bothered
about?”
B “This burned panic, not
a bale of cotton sold.”
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THE LASTLUBBOCK LEADER
With this issue the Lubbock
Leader ceases to exist. The criti-
cal: condition „ot .Mrs.’Jno, W.
Dale, wife of the proprietor, nec-
essitates her removal to another
climate where it is to be hoped
she will be, ben efitted.* Having
no chance to lease, and feeling
that the town would be ably rep-
resented by the other' paper it is
thought, under all : these condi-
tions, to cease its publication.
• It iswith'deep regret we do thi
bt a man’s duty to his family is
his greatest careJand should be
attended to in time. All unexpired
subscriptions will be taken over
by the Lubbock Avalanch ’ and
filled out their full term.
The editor will start, in a few
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alwaysimpress. As you influence plant turnips?”
them not, by arbitrary rule, nor
hints, besides other numerous
features.
Teach your children, then, to
* love the beautiful. Give them
a corner •f the garden for
flowers, encourage them to put
it in the shape -of hanging bas-
keta, show them-where they, can
best view the sunset. rouse,them
in the morning, not at the stem
time to get up and go to work”
but with the enthusiastic “see
the beautiful sun rise,” Buy for
, them pretty pictures and encour-
age thiem to decorate their rooms
in his or her childish way. Give
them an inch and they will go a
milo- Allow them the privilege
and they will Snake your home
beautiful.—Selected.
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through beautiful forms, pret ty to turn up something, I will ad-
piecures, ets., so they will grow.
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D “Well, what is that to you
I guess you can sell later on.” ..
B “But I’m in debt and got days [with his sick wife for a
to sell’ Have you sold yeti ”
D “No, and I’m not going to
at the present price.
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5 The above comes to us like READ. A page for the ladies,
a severe plow. We regret very giving usful household helps and
B “What are you going to-do'
about your debts?” z ,
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* did page where the farmers write
in a Chicago factory six young tbe practical experiences on the '
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rh9 Atlanta Journal. The
South’s greatest newspaper.
Chock full of news from the front
to the last page. News while it
is fresh. A market page no up-to
date farmer can afford NOT TO
I D “Debts, nothing, I ott
owe any debts. How long have
you been in debt, and what for?*
B “Seventeen years . und
mostly for grub.'
D “Why don’t you quit buy-
ing on credit?”
B “Because I can’t.” * •
, D "I know better; why don’t
you raise your own living instead
of buying it?”
B “I just can’t, my ground
wont grow anything but cotton,”
ever try to grow
anything else?”
A B Yes, I set out some pota-
toes last Spring?” *
D “‘And didn’t they make
anything. . "c,"
t.E “No, the crab grass took
D “Why didn’t you cultivate
them?”
I - B .“Didn’t have time, took
all my time to work my cotton.”
D “Wouldn’t it hava been
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onion, beans, peas, turnips,
canned vegetable and fruits.
Couldn’t you make * out 3 cn th at
until the cotton market gets bet-
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»B “Until the cotton market
gets batter? The d—l, I could
make out on what you have got
to eat if there never is another
cotton market of any kind; but—
D “But nothing. You durn
fool if you had been usin your
head to think with instead of to
btt with, for the past seventeen
years, you wouldn’t have occa •
sion to be’specially fretting about
the price of cotton, unpaid debts
and—.”
B “Well,I‘must be going,
Dick, you; reckon its to late 90
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more congenial clim? where he
hopes to better her* condition.
The Ft. Worth Record i
eral newspaper of theA
Ably edited, splendidly s
ed. It carries a news
which is the best that ka
end experience can 1
Special features of the
appeal to the Housew: 0
Farmer, the Stockgroi
the Artisan. Its market.
lone is worth the money)
The Torry County Her
pages go: up for the w*
the bcys and for the gi,
also gives in every issue +
B---- est market news. la shorti
THINK OF IT 2 reading that can N
25u-- ausceptical creatures and cir-
cumstances, scenes and actions
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Love of the Beautiful
Placing a young girl under the
care of a kind hearted woman
and ihe unconsciously to herself
grows into a graceful lady. Place
a boy in ah establishment of a
thorough-going ’and straight for-
ward business man and the boy
becomes a self -reliant, practical
• business men. Children *are
Atlanta J our n a1
Dallas News
Ft. Worth Record
L A Western Kansas editor has
r started thi gem out into the
world without any name attach-
ed to it. . “The average business
man eats in a hurry and. gets
dyspepsia. He walks in a hurry
and gets appolexy. He talks in
a hurry and become a bankrupt.
He votes in a hurry and pro-
duces corruption. He marries
in a hurry and gets a divorce.
Ze trains his children in a hur-
ry and developes crimnals and
spendthrifts. He gets religion
in a hurry and forgets it in a
hurry. He makes his will in a
hurry and leaves a legal contest.
He dies in a hurry and goes to
hell, and his tribe is steadily in-
creasing.
, 12 papers, 11,224 pages andLab°ut 78,558 columns tor You will new b. out J
behind cimesAl way s.know what 8 going on. Nothing of any importance can happen Mrf
tiat you will get all the details. All the market news,the world’s general newe snor
comie ’ ’ agioultural news. I" short you will get all aorta of newa, from the “nevsprt
that of Terry County Th. above are strictly eash propositio. Call or writ. ”
THE HERALD,
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Neill, Ed H. & Neill, Elma. The Terry County Herald (Brownfield, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. [41], Ed. 1 Friday, November 29, 1907, newspaper, November 29, 1907; Brownfield, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1563613/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.