The Devine News (Devine, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 3, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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FOR SALE
FROM THREE RIVERS
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THE
GRAIN BY MOTHS
Insects Can Be Destroyed by
Use of Heat or by Fumiga-
tion With Poisonous Gases,
The Farmers’ Union Ware- Mr. T. H Roberson left for
house of Devine is for sale and
, sealed bids will be received for
Aame by the Secretary of the
Warehouse Co up to August 1.
' 1922. The Board of Directors
: reserves the right to reject all
bids. "
stay two eend.
There was a large crowd at-
CARBON DISULPHID IS BEST,
Albert Bilhartz,
Secretary F. U. W. Co.
Route 1, Devine, Texas
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| Our
Dimension Lumber
is manufactured of carefully selected
stock, cut accurately to all standard
sizes and seasoned thoroughly by
- open-air process. We carry both
rough and dressed lumber in several
grades-suitable for various purposes.
We Assure Satisfaction
to every customer, no matter what the
amount of his purchase. Come and talk
over your plane with us. We can show you
how to save money in buying all kinds of
building material.
k Buyers Get Quality Guaranteed
on All Supplies
DEVINE LUMBER COMPANY
By Exercising Proper Precautions
Infestations In Field Can Be Re-
duced—Thoroughly Clean Old
Bine and Granaries.
DR. G. S. WOODS
Physician and Surgeon
Howard Bldg. Devine, Tex.
of Mr M. D Harris, late of Big
Foot, at The Confederate home
in Austin. Mr. Harris resided
at Big Foot, for many years and
was for a long time Justice-of
the-peace of that precinct. He
raised a large family of children,
who are now widely scattered,
with whom he made his home
a part of the tiwe. He spent
some time at the Masonic home
THE QUALITY GROCERY STORE
We handle only the best of Groceries
with the promptness of Service Order
your Groceries and let us show you how
prompt our delivery service is. We appre-
ciate your trade.
. Staple and Fancy Groceries ___
THE CITY GROCERY
orror-oE
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SOLLOCK & CO GARAGE
Dealers in Accessories, Gasoline
Motor Oils
General Repair Work a Speciality
All Work Guaranteed
Day and Night Service
Williamson Garage Bldg.
Let us Figure your Next Overhauling Job.
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KEMPF’S BAKERY
FRESH BREAD BAKED EVERY DAY
CAKES, PIES, ETC.
GEO. KEMPFF, PROP.
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
Most of the damage done by Insects'
to grain In storage and shipment is due
to four species, the granary weevil, the
rice or black weevil, the lesser grain
borer or Australian weevil, and the An-
goumois grain, tooth, according to
Farmers’ Bulletin 1200, “Common
Grain Pests," prepared by E. A. Back
and R. T. Cotton and Just published by
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture. Others of the 40 species or
groups of species described in the bul-
letin can cause great damage if storage,
conditions are unusually favorable for
their increase.7
Remedial measures are mentioned,
only briefly in the bulletin. The In-
sects, It is said, can be destroyed by
the use of heat, or by fumigation with
poisonous gases. A temperature of
120 degrees to 130 degrees, Fahrenheit,
maintained for a short time, will kill
.all stages of grain-infesting Insects,
without injury to the germinating
qualities of the grain. Carbon disul-
phld, carbon tetrachlorid and hydrocy-
anic-acid gas are the fumigants in most
common use today In treating Infested
grain. Of these, carbon disulphid is
the best for treating grain in the bulk.
It is said. Information on thla subject
is contained in other publications of
the department.
Prevent Infestation.
Infestation of grain in the field can-
not be entirely prevented, but, by
proper precautions, it can be reduced,
to a minimum, the bulletin points out.
The first generation of insects in the
maturing grain is usually small, and if
the grain is rut as soon at ripe,
threshed as soon at dry, and then,
placed in clean, deep bins, the damage:
from this source will be alight.
It la when the grain it left In the
field long after it it ripe that serious;
. infestation results, for the insects In-
create In one or two generations to
enormous numbers. In the case of
corn in the field, only eart damaged
through carelessness In shucking, sol
MONUMENTS
I am representing the Bay Gity Monument works
nd would be glad to figure with you on any kind
f Monument. We deliver and erect anywhere
nd will be here to back all our work.
J. R. DUBOSE
TEELS GARAGE
Emerson New Standard Mow-
I ers and Rakes— Lawn Mowers.
OL IC
DR. R. 0. PERKINS
Dentist
San Antonio, Taxes
tended church Sunday and Sun.
day night. . tie z
Little Miss Dollie Roberson
has gone t ospend a week with
her friend little Miss Hazel A-
dams on the Wedding ranch.
The Three Rivers gin turned
out the 22nd bate yesterday. We
are afraid that the cotton crop
will be kindly short this year.
Mr. H. T. Ahrens and neice
of Robstown came through
Three Rivers last Friday on their
way to Charlotte and spent a Jus Java ...... .... .. .....
few hours with the Three Rivers ber of the Christian church, and
gin company, a Mason. He took a keen in-
Misses Vernie Stewart, Mag- terest in everything that made
gie Taylor, Ruby Kate Roberson " ’ -
Mr. Alvah Odom and Drewey
Whitworth motored to Kitty Sun
day.
at Arlington and later changed
to the Confederate home
at Austin, he being a veteran of
the civil war. He was a mem
DIXON GULLEY
LAWYER
212 Kampraann Bldg.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Both gins are using gas this
year instead of wood and the
firemen are certainty proud, it
is much cooler.
for the welfare of society; and
stood for honesty and morality;
he always wanted The Devine
News wherever he was located
and stood four-square for what
The News always contended for
His good wife preceded him to
the grave many years ago. His
remains were taken to Bertram
COLLEGE AVE. BARBER SHOP
R. A. HOWARD. PROP - win rare
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE each month.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
WOODMEN OF WORLD
Devine Camp No. 180 meets
on 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights
D. weru
Jno, W. Howard Coun Co
W. H. Grant, Clerk,
W. C. Grove No. 458 meets at
DAVID C. BROWN
LAWYER .
General Practice
DEVINE. TEXAS
D. L. SOLLOCK
Dental Surgeon
Howard Bldg
9.
Jno. T. Briscoe
Devine, Tex.
G. C. Morris
BRISCOE & MORRIS
LAWYERS
Civil and Criminal Practice
Office at Devine Lumber Co.
DEVINE, TEXAS
L. H. COCKERHAN
Physician and Surgeon
Office Howard Drug Store
: Devine, L Texas ’
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CITIZENS BARBER SHOU
w. H. Grant, Proprietor
Next to Howell Market
Kerchevill, Bullding
Four patronage solicited
Accordian, Box and side plait-
ing, hemstitching and picoting,
covered bottoms and button hol-
s made. Mrs. H. B Houston,
Uvalde, Texas
Tip End of Ear of Corn Showing
Round Holes in Kernels Made by
the Angoumois Grain Moth.
that the kernels are exposed, are sub-
ject to the attack of grain insects. I
Farmers should therefore, it is said. |
grow a variety of corn that develops 1
a long, tight shuck. '
Newly harvested small grain should ,
not be stored unthrashed for any 1
length of time. as in this condition It I
is very susceptible to infestation. If |
promptly thrashed and stored In deep 1
bins, only a thin-layer on top of the 1
bin Is likely to become infested. Corn
may be stored in the shuck if the husk I
is long and tight and fully covers the 1
tip, but all ears with loose, broken, 1
short or damaged husks should be 1
shocked and stored separately. :
Clean grain should never be stored 1
in old bins, granaries or storehouses 1
until they have been thoroughly ,
cleaned and freed from the accumula- 1
tions of waste grata and other ma- 1
terials harboring grain insects. 1
LOST:
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A baseball glove.
Guy Newcomb.
W. O^W. Hall on 2nd and 4th
Mondays in each month
Mbs Maude Loggins Clerk.
Mrs. W. H. Grant, Guardian
A. L. Ludwig Undertaking Co.
319 Blum St. San Antonio
Embalmers sent anywhere si any time
Long Distance. Crocket 111
for interment. The lodge here
arranged for the funeral, Friday
afternoon, at that place. He at-
tended the Fourth of July cele-
bration at Big Foot last year,
but was very feeble and remind-
ed his old time friends that they
would not meet very often, until
they met “over there." He be-
longed to the ranks of the Grey,
which are rapidly giving away
here, getting ready for the great
“reunion” over there.
Dr. J. stkves
Veterinary Surzeon. Han Antonin
Tex Office 322 W Nueva S Uhone
Tra t 1217 in Devine onstr Saturday
THE ORIGINAL
KOLA: 3
GRAPICO SODA WATER AFRI-KOLA
We have removed our bottling plant
into the brick building at the light plant,
thoroughly renovated same, and we invite
the public to inspect our plant at any time.
We use only the best of everything in the
manufacture of all bottled goods, all bottles
sterilized, every-thing clean and sanitary.
Take a case home with you. . 5
WILLIAMSON BROS
Lights—Ice—&—Bottling Works
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Bags of all kinds that have previous-
ly held grain should not be allowed in
granaries or warehouses or be refilled
until they have been sterilized or oth-
erwise freed from insects. The use of
tight cribs will keep the grain free
from infestation by insects that might
fly in from the outside.
Copies of the bulletin may be had
free upon application to the depart- A
ment At Washington. 9
BEST DEPTH OF CULTIVATION |
When Com Is Eighteen Inches High
Roots Will Meet Across 3%a-Foot 1
Row In Friable Soil.
When the stalks of corn are 18 ,
inches high, the roots have met across
a 81-foot row in light, friable nolle.
Deep cultivation at this time will cut ,
many of the roots and check the
growth of the plants: A good rule to 1
follow is to cultivate deep early in the
season, and shallow later when the
plants are larger. "I
• THE FORD SEDAN ,
THE MOST COMFORTABLE BODY OF THE FORD SEDAN RESTS
UPON THE WORLD-FAMOUS. TIME TRIED. TIME-TESTED AND PRO
VEIN, RELIABLE FORD CHASIS AND HAS SUCH A LOW COST PRICE
AND OPERATES AT SUCH A SMALL EXPENSE THAT IT IS THE IDEAL
CAR FOR CITY USES AND EQUALLY IDMAL FOR THE FARMER. IN
TIE COUNTRY. IN THE TOWN AND IN THE CITY, THE FORD SEDAN
BY MERIT ALONE. HAS BECOME THE MOST POPULAR AMONG EN-
CLOSED OARS. THE INCREASED PRODUCING CAPACITIES OF THE
FORD MOTOR COMPANY ENABLES US TO PROMISE A REASONABLE
PROMPT DELIVERY WITH THE SEDAN, WE SHALL BE PLEASED
TO RECEIVE YOUR ORDER. KEEP IN MIND THAT THIS COMFORTA
BLE ENCLOSED CAR COSTS YOU LESS THAN ANY ORDINARY TOUR-
ING CAR (EXCEPT THE FORD). THINK ON THIS
OF COURSE. YOU CANNOT FORGET THAT MATCHLESS AND RE-
LIABLE “FORD AFTER-SERVICE" THAT FOLLOWS EVERY FORD GAB
THE WORLD OVER—ALWAYS WITHIN ARM'S LENGTH A RELIABLE
FORD DEALER OR AUTHORIZED FORD GARAGE THAT CAN TUNE
IN THE YEAR, WE WANT YOUD TRADE, nitu
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
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W. L. DuBose & Son. The Devine News (Devine, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 3, 1922, newspaper, August 3, 1922; Devine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1660680/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.