The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 34, Ed. 1 Monday, September 7, 1925 Page: 4 of 4
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ng more work. Said he was
ready foj^S^mething else. Thats the
spirit that gets us'somewhere.
Claude P. Ellis, P. M, at Spearman,
was prompt to accept the invitation,
to the convention,; and although a 3M
mile jump, he'll make it on time.
A certain Postmaster in the district says' that Postal Employees
:; SHOUtD KNOW, the people and where they live and he does riot understand
why a beautiful young lady should refuse to let him have her name and ad-
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Fair at Crosby^
ton Oct. 7-10
Arrangements are going forward
• the Gi'osby County Fair to be held
Crosbyton October 7 to 10th, in-
at/ 4 P. M. in the school auditorium
•every .member is urged-.to"rbif present.
Plans'for the years work will be dis
cussed. A nice programme will ty?
rendered. Every one interested in our
school is requested to come. 9
Air Mail Service From
Dallas May Start Soon
According to Postmaster Philp of
Dallas, the government has authori-
zed the bid of $59,900 per annum -for
i • C'- ' a & period of ten years for the new Dal--
mittees are now being secured J PostaV Sub_gtation.
will be announced next week; y-
Sufficient funds have just about
been secured :to buy a 30 acre plot of
ground close in. The corporation will
then be perfected. In the meantime
arrangements are now going forward
for a big fair this fall and many new
features are being added.
With the present splendid crop out-
look it is quite certain that the exhib-
its this year will outclass any of pre-
vious years. And the fair this year,
with, the help of everybody should
make the best showing of any that
has heretofore preceeded. -
Many have expressed .themselves
/ifis anxious to assist, and now"as the
/ work has commenced in earnest, a sen
V timent of splendid cooperation is s^en.
Many inquiries have been-coming
to Mr. Cooper, secretary of Chamber
of Commerce, concerning the Crosby
county Fair, and some splendid enter-
tainment features have already been
booked for the occasion.
Next week will be the opening of
work on the fair grounds a.nd in a
few days material changes.will have
been noticed'on the new grounds.
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MEET
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The Parent-Teachers Association
will meat next Thursday, Sept. 10th,
Mr." Philp recently returned from
the Postmasters meeting at Cleve-
land.
He also announced that an air mail
service from Dallas to'Chicago would
probably be started within six
months -from, the time the contract is
signed. Bids on the service will -be'
opened on Sept. lb. V
FIRST BALE 1925 SEA-
SON GINNED AT CROS-
BYTON SEPT THIRD
The first bale of the 1925 crop was
brought to Crosbyton and ginned
Thursday, Sept. 3rd. The-'bale was
raised by Walter Lickman of the Wat-
son Community. It weighed 498 lbs.
lint and' was sold to Clayton .Carter at
25 cents per pound. A premium of
$25.00 was made up. |
The first bale for this year arriv-
ed three days later than the one last
year. The first bale of the 1924" crop
Was ginned on August 30th and was
raised by C. Carwright. The bale
weighed 460 pounds and sold to Karr
and Dorsey for 25 1-2 cents.
The first bale of the 1923 crop was
ginned on September 6th. ,
Mr, John Baker is the . man who
broke the regular costom of commit-
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B. E. ROY COMPANY
INSURANCE
WELCOMES THE
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
HOW SYSTEM HELPS
:The word system has a stern sound,
like .the name -of a taskmaster who
keeeps our noses constantly at the
grind-stone. But its mission is really
just the opposite. „
It steps into our chaotic day and
smooths out the wrinkles, and culls
for us an hour of ease. It organizes
bur myriad tasks^ "and" brings^ order
cut of our haphazard methods. 3jt
makes head save heels, and-one'mo-'
tion c}o where two were required be-
fore. It is as much needed in a home
at in a factory.
To install system in your home,
first make a definite plan of your
work. Know what you want to do
this day^ this week, this-month, this
year.
System will help you discover how
corners may be cut, how duties often
separated may be combined. It will
teach you to place the kitchen table
near the sink and the stove; to keep
brooms, kettles, and paring kniice^
where they are most frequently used;
to do several upstairs jobs vMiile you
are in that part of the house; to make
fewer .trips to the cellar; to order
groceries for several days with one
phone call, to make ironing board
and work table the convenient height
to plan menues ToT' several days a-
head; and to prepare dishes for -two
All Hail!
The Gangs
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meals with one "session" iti the kit-
chen. *- • , " ..
„ System saves money by mean'svf
the budget; and "by the purchase of
{sire article which will serve varied
purposes, arid which \requires least
effort to keep it in order. It saves
the time we waste in wondering where
we are "at"_noW, and what, to do ri^xt.
M divides the work among the mem-
bers of the family and gives'each g
fair share thus making each appre-
ciate home more.
System gives the children a regu-
lar hour for going to bed s.nd for get-
ting up, for work and Jar play, for
washing, brushing teeth,: and comb-
ing hair. With regular hours and reg-
ular habits, they do not have to be
Stolci every time .and this, makes them
responsible individuals and saves - ii
ritation.
If your life is1 rather hodge-podge
give your attention to organizing it.
See if you cannot practice system in
the arrangement of the house; in the
daily routine; in^buying; in planning
the meals; in selecting, clothing; -in
saving money; and physical care of
the family. This will oil the wheels
of your home life and make it run
smoothly.- -Plainview News.
J. W.Ayaies
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To Open Dry Goods Store
The ro,om; 20x40 will i
-j'pr. a Dry Goods Stor<
e re-arra
J. W. Aynes
Banl^ has a«d his daughter, Miss Annelle Ayn-
Rented their west room on the.gspynd es, are arranging to open the store
floor .formwlv n«o,i :i --.-vA--.
floor ,formerly used for . offices and
occupied by W. N. Bicknell with a
Jewelry business, to J. W. Aynes.
soon;
W. N. Bicknell
will continue
same location for the present.
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WE MAKE FARM LOANS AT;
LOWEST RATES •
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Guarantee
Abstract arid Title Co.
Crosbyton, Texas
"We make the best abstracts on Earth"
Cheers jfor Uncle
and His Employees :
> We Welcome You
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Crosbyton Tailoring C®0
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We extend a welcome, to the Postal Workers
HIBBITT'S CASH GROCERY
North Side .
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AND WISHES A PLEASANT DAY
Postal Employees ^
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And we welcome
.x..- • you here.
Crosfeylom Elevator Co0
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WELCOMES
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Postal Workers
Visit us while in the city and tell us of the ser-
vice your Fo^d is giving.
BROWN MOTOR CO.
FOR FORDS
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i^it us while
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.While in our city take a ride in a Chev-
rolet. Then ask a man who owns one,
The new measure of ' value makes
Chevrolet "The Most Car For the Mon-
ey." .
MAKE OUR STORE
YOUR
HEADQUAklERS
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meeting place. We extend you a special invita-
tion tO^visit, our store.
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Curry, W. M. The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 34, Ed. 1 Monday, September 7, 1925, newspaper, September 7, 1925; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth242748/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.