The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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.er Jan.
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the act of March S
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ICS TO TJJE PUBLIC...
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as of the Keview will be f'ladly wr-
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verii'iiugoa het first page;, when,
pccif.ed all ailvertisina n attei'-w(U lis
' out ami rharjjed for accordingly.
ib^.<toeetenea willJpe-«Jiarge<J
to rat&of 51 per uwnth.. Ail readir.fi
oreat6ii-.iuiaeiaa, etc., where an sdmia-
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Ji1:" ti/iu? raic-ofi ;i tjueation. in the farm-
w to liio uilj >■ . ■ 'or those
7:M KP:.?V;\ in .. rjiVu;:-
the slnnuhu oA.Govurnment l> ice an
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;t/;rop of' -approximately^ 1,200,-
000,000 w;sheis. , , "
""'Y~'-' ' UiniaTluT ; t tlfls country. *ef
'■.nM,.,;-:. H>;^7 -:n•d flud.
u IIMU lt ',Etiroi?0.. Will' from 410,000,000
tH44- ?. the to~iC0Ciii li^uresT
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European tfojmtries in general aro
Hhort oi labor. "" Demobilization of
armies progresses sltnvly ancl^tlje ,pe:
ripd : for fall Rowing oi' email f.i-nin
Ti'i Europe will liave'passcd. iiofore any
materia! -chaugo can be made -through
recovery'of bor i bra the armies.
Therefore. 'there is going to be a
continued shortage of small "sra'.n in
for this country ,-to supply as much
:/?in KSi year as this. ' , . -
put instead of the nation maintain-
i'l; J ju , u't^, • .v -TT1 ~ii i~ > car-
'r"• t •1 <'(-
i!o '.'i.e -Vh ivt oc tlx? Ihs crop or
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• ' ■ 'rouhie to cli3p(;s6 of
, advertising rates,
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i our wcoii. Fourth pad display
a J, Sa.oo psi less than one fourth paiSe
imtsdaix.- Loaals- ;aktV niadavs-
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i to tmx line each Insertion,
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Iror" Til opt ,a'uiir- nations.^'
Of courso the nations south ' of" the
equator, tike Argentina' and Austra-
hit, tl it have their ummer when we
are having our winter, have already
v.
"tefr
vest thorn uearpivistmas time. These
nations have, thus far, good prospects;
i>ut they, would^aiiartlly compare with
any two leading wheal grtfvVing statos
ef this country; therefor,'o, tliey are
not iniportanf factors. ' . ' -
r Russia.is the great granary of Eu-
rope and Asia. Those-who have -watch-
ed the political trend of thaj. country
see nothing but war and "paralyzed
agriculture ahead another venc, if- hnt
several years
at Home,
am here.
• or me to buy in.
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easiness with ray friends
' : .v .i<J,: hi:c1 f.i' kts
gbodp, thus always giving value
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3caui>e i vMnWo sos the
:1s-1 am ba\"
_ _ RfW\!i<iAT"'w*-irit- tiv®
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orf.use J"wan t to get -what^T
ay when I pay for it. - ... ,
Lcause my -horne__meychant
_J. v i'3 ''O/l me vdiafc-lm
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,se some part of every
spend at home. stays at
-home and helps work for the
— —-welfai'e-of -the---tewn ;and- - the
;T®ie;Rewew: editor regrets to
\-/]eath ! of his
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■ • '.in Washington, N. ,C„ -at the
■ ripe age oi Si years. ' His'father
• V'J ruo Ins
." grandfather, who .served faith-
ullj in the Revolutionary/army,
^ved 1 o be 8, vears of age—His
?;;paijoi'^aii''ho ' ^vas^%afetr
sufning man, but always on
sit-iG of tLe better things and'
.:V:;
that ' he was a faithful member
of the-Presbyterian church." ''
Koles For Failure. ^ ^
ing "Rules for .Success"
,s prepared by successful men
md women has been a specialty
^ 'T^'TvT 77 To.l ^
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.- Raw phosphate rock is" a substance
in which phosphoric acid and.limVare
eoniBined! together, in' practically the
same proportions in- «which they are.
bone.-^-aBtti- which is known
as—nhbsphate of„
]^?this condition the'.lime and the ^ an<J"£isstfhred in water-it would
ime.: The-reverse ofihis is found
in''Rules for Failure" as . pre-
prisoner in the jOhio
iSi ate Penitentiary and - printed
•. .Penitentiary
^Hews, "He gives the following
v-a i'ulss, which -he-: clairhs
will guarantee a "successful
: : '■ - ■ every thing is
you are not caught at
|e_ca?eles&.£)f reaponsibllit;-
S ^PJyjnto a passidh on_slight
on,- aelC control.
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jeople.
" '■rv:e.'y " yi;-v.,.„
a knocker.
you haven't - enough
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gtK>4, rules ior a>
.the.lHIGHEST-. Fife-
IB RULES
FOR FAILTla'E.
"its
'tuMho withdrawal of the Goverasaont's.
guarantee will result in a, reduction:
"In the South it is not .only a good
farm practice i.o_grow wheat, oaVS and
xyo enough ior b • > o^nt 1 ' >, but it ii
VQxy do abl
«wv"r crops t v 1 take up the'
plant food ihat' would otherwise wash
out of the soil, with the winter rains;
.(.2) to provide "light .winter grazing for
livestock: (3) to furnish in early
priiig aome' fresh cereal hay which
will bp-|her;-hotie^ if it h^'^yetch or-'
bur closer, grownig with it; '•"•'('4)" "to
furnish vegetable matter o^ humus to
tur'u int6~il!o soil arfthe^ppng" plow-
il!"- . : " '' : '
If -all Hie" cotton -and corn fields
were sown to ^niaU.-g.i;<iin in. the fall, •
■it «wouid ineaif "niore ,cotton and^ern.
better soil, larger returns from fcu'-
tlTizers 'and. greater farm^'prdfife --■■
. Too little attention is given to ob-,
taining good wheat, oats and ryeseed;
too little attention is givpn' to pre-
paring a good seed bed, and too little
fertilizers aro used in growing the
small' grain erops- in tho^South. What
is worth doinr at all, is worth doing
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SMOOTHEST
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^PIME^gwem ike
puis ^character
rfgkt ich&siee-
a mmz vs £&m
'hafg@^]gm&~wmder::|and. mel
How ffdn'tifltess into Msttobacc®,
WHAT IS ACI0-PHOSFHATE?
held under the hills, and in the case
of the phosphorus we have been given
the key for its unlocking by the use
of sulphuric, acid^.whieh converts the
insoluble rock iivto a soluble form.
If the soluble^phosphoric arid mwi
irated from tlie - lime which" ea'r-
-plio.sphoric ;.cid hold . to each other
With such a tight grip that the-i^ios-
phcu'tis .cannot be* dissolved by ,.>va^.
ter. It will readily be seen- that but
Toi; sucli a combination the phospho-
rus would have been dissolved-wrirand
-washed—to -the- sett - b e £ or e—cve r ~ma n,
came to - inhabit the earth. Bh
has been locked up and. held for us in
this way, juat as uie coal hjii
Mrs. R. W. V^Ugh® ..-and chil-
dren are here from Amanita vis-
iting her mother Mrs. M. E.
Swor and brothers..
be much more incdnvenient to handle,
than to leave it still combined with
lime /in tlie dry powder which .we call
vStCid phosphate, this lime simply se.rv-
ieg the functiotT'of a bottle to carry
th#' plXDapliOFittSriSfid savifig"T;Tie mucfc
larger expense that would bo> involv-
ed in the -omplete extraction of the
^SppS^ic jao-idj"^xopsertii^pr'itsriijior
it] liquid form- and providing'bottles in
carry it.—Monthly Bulletin
Station.
James Bridges came in Mon-
day from. Lorenzo and we hear
he is preparing to. move to" Pal-
estine, Texas.
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Time' Is a big: f act or. i*n<-'gj'vi ri
Velvet."Tobacco its miSdness an
:"cliaraeter0-99 '
- " Velvet/ages, ior two whole years in
:^wDD#iT";faogsteads;^^ During' this
long period the choice--,Biirley leaves
' 'take' on a kindly q-uaSity. of. cool-
iiess9 a-'rich if a- .
; "grance, a^taste^ that; - "
-appeals-
s moke rs—old
young, .. .. 1 • ; '■■
Don't hurry, but just :
walk into; the next store
and lay down a j dime
.att4--dr-'aidjfel sntf say~~
'*4 VELVET" —the -tobac-
co that isn't harsh but
is friendlyo ^
" ^^eit^j4CfaJia35£-acsa da
"ell
Roll &yELVET Cigarette
a
Card of Th'anks.
money
tern
full
Qulltq
_ Service,
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Age-fliie.Sti'Qiag-'.fe
"Jewel" and "Gem9* Fin©'Shoes,
The first sale is usually made on style-—
the appearance pf a shoe being first to at-
tvaci—but quality is' the true fjoundaHon
of our shoe business and through ■ quality
• comc our many "repeat" sales on--;
; Sh©es, '
_ • /To ixseax apair is id\lkii}QW,,rBal fooi eomfort,.. .
I to have sfioes that arc in every way as good
'Jh y iook and to eventually come back for-
i// * J another pair 11 as atiod as the la <it, OMRs."
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- ■'Come artd Se® Thesis.
MAB&KARR-GQ;
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Beyond expression is our hearts
filled with thanks and gratitude
to our friends and-J^eighbers for
their loving kindness, shown to
us in the dfeath of our loving
brother, Wilkie C. Gott. Had it
not been for .the sympathetic
hands that'touched^s we could.
not have lived through ~such a
shock.- God bless.you ait is- our,
prayer. - /
- v C. 'W. -Gott and family, 1
Mrsr tetha English an d
family ,
Mrs." L. B. Culwell an^ Mrs.
Edgar Allen made a trip. ,-to.
Lubbock Tuesday. -
Misses Queenie and Nell
Gilley- went to Lubbock the.latter
part of last week to spend sever-,
al days.with relatives.
Miss Lois. p. Manry arrived
the latter part pf last week from
Chicago, where she took a sum-
mer course of study in the
Chicago Music.C.ollege.
I JJrs. Geo. W. GMley, "niece-
and nejphew, Mrs. Watson and
Gordon Appling, visited their
sister and mother, Mrs-. J. E.,
Applifig iajthe Lubbock Sanit-.
arium yes.terQay and .. reporjt^d
her as doing nicely;
Prof. W, W. Coopbr, wife and;
baby arrived llonday from Aus-
tin to be ready for the opening
of school. Prof. Cooper has' been
taking £a special course ijn the
Stale tJniversity.this summer.
Blanco whp has been in Crosby-
^pekl^"*weeks ago, ^Ti^t
ed his mSther at the Lubbock.
Sanitarium last Friday. His ..sis-
ter, Mrs. Watson of. FJoydada,
who had bben^wilh her- mother,.
..returned with, hlm.|&;#f,iitiaii^a
Sep Smith. President
Lloyd Webb, Vice-President
G. M. McKee, Cashier
s.ssai
OF GROSBYTON - .
Capital a:rf Surplus $62,0 CO
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" A BANKTTHAT SERVES YOU
is the kind for you to connect with,. -'Service" is the
Alpha and Omega of this institution. Be a depositor
here and realise,-what our'banking service, will do for
you. If will add' prestige, to your business, and dollars ,
to your assets and credit. " ., ' -
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Fred and Brad Chappell went,
to New Mexico last week in quest
of hands to help in gathering the
fine crops' they are making; Fred
returried Sunday in the auto with
four hands while Brad was to
HOME,ftg AIM!
' am
==r%
ret^n ott 'the train with all- the
-hand'' ,■ I'':fV^:::rttiM:.4nduCe->^o--,-co r-1>:-\.
?ith"""lHm^r^
labor is going to bo needed here
to help" -take care of the crops
and these'gentlemen are, to,_ -be
commended _in ,their" effort to
iielp supp?^ the ?demand.
C. R. WOFFOKli.
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^ . Attorney-iat-Law , '•?
v . •• -
Offiice over. First State Bonk,-
Hi
few days in the holme of he ? * Wagon Bed • -Maiem) at
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Buck, James T. The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1919, newspaper, August 22, 1919; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth242501/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.