Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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WIWW8BQR0 WBK1I.Y NBWt FRIDAY,
27, 1922.
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may be controlled
The following is Irom the Ex
UlUlfth Vm .. V
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Prices Again
Reduced
The following new prices
represent a reduction of $50.00
on all Ford Cars and Trucks.
These prices also represent the
greatest value ever offered..
Austin, Texas, Oct 24.—
Under provisions of the act
of the Thirty-Seventh Ujriaa-JSoiv.r.fFav.n News, is-
lure and v,ndcr Sec. 17. Art 'sued by IV. a; A. C M. Coi ege,
Ifi of the State Constitution vvl,Ifch
1 ' county a d precinct cffic rs
now in of<ice mil continue In
fice utij J n. 1, 19?3, aid ther
"iter until lhe:r successors have
ivnicn is rar icul >ry applicable-
jU8t Hi 1*V3 11 ;
Fall ai.. l wi .tc cl.vn up of tot
ton fields end hiljern Ming pine
'•i tiie hell v. eevi' cinstitu.es
qualified, the A'.tainey Generul ')n irost efic:.iV3 uils-
' * ' - - ures of v:y. vi: control. Present
3f>nditi(ns l'JCtvhariy f.ivcr : uch
oday ru'cd in an opinion g van-
-ounty Auditor II. (}. Hen.rick
I otter county. The oninion
rrthei
Pott?;
hoid hut such officers
re affecl'd by the wfefi hil"
•I'cni'l m-kr ;n annual r:port
Jn Dec. 1, 1922 and another
•oport covering that part of the
fiscal year served by them beg-
•nivr-r Dec. 1, 1922.
The amount of the fetfs
courty or other officer, wlroi
n clean-up. The cot en, in many
a
?en p'ckrd in I
.section* IM'. i
n r.'.oti! o- 'nam picking
w:li joon be acc npliuhed. The
jar ier the ckuin-m is prac iced,
t"3 more off. tiv<: it w.ll be in
weevil contiol.
The five . y Htatemeata
1. Wt 'vtl i-;*
Roadster,
F. 0. B. Detroit/!'* . '
Plain ........... $269.0a
Roadster, Starter ...Jt.. 839.00 U
Touring, Plain 298.00
Touring, Starter 388.00
Coupe 1 530.00
Truck 380.00
F. O. B. Winnsboro .
Roadster, Plain $345.81
Roadster, Starter 418.61
Touring Plain 395.97
Touring, Starter 449.77
Coupe 617.55
Truck 454.41
Order Now And Get One About October 27th
Wilcoxson Motor Co.
Authorized Ford and Fordion Salt* and Scrvice
Winnsboro, Texas
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fee-, am aff-cted-'by the"fe- bill
may retain for Services render
j od a-i such officers
Dec.-i, 1922. irnd the
successor quattflod
determined pitil t he cloj
the fiscal y-iar ending Ni
1923. ' ;
A! county officers as welkjas
all Justices of the Pe"ce ahd
Constables serving in cities-.'of
more than 20,000 inhabitants
will be entitled to receive, a
30 | ni ls l'i „
::c> i in sprnf
•weevil*
, -• tno.
that p.is;i tli3 winter. • '
2. 1 he.we Viis d;>vc bp ng late.
in the .iuj ire., he o^L'S'meiSt'*
l.kiy tojjrta .iv - tie w'Tr'.er.
3..P ny •sveuv.lfi w*tl- survive
the \\pufi' in titfjds wit; re cotton*
stalks, tpj, ■ lv^r vViUt grass,'
weedti aiui .i licr-rejustf; 5nrtiter-|
i; 1 eLerinjr f]i<lter,are'ft Bowed1
' Lo remfiin. •
4. Great r.umb rs -kw 'cessluk
ly pa:.3 (': v.'inter hi Spanish,
in dead gi'.Uis aknjyi
SUITS!
Eighteen Dollars & Up
My i ev. line of samples ruj pricod reasonable. You can
buy n «<>od quality, well m; do ruit as cheap ata $18 00.
Vv hat about that cverc at ? If you need a new overcoat
it will pay y u to site m? imr:-edhitely. A nice iine of Ram-
•ft# * f *
pie4: snci prices are re&sonabe. '**'
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Max Hitt
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J compensation for official ser- fpncc8> (i tch a;l4 ~thel. wa,t^
eats only cotton
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proportional part
fees accurinj;! to the office for
the fiscal year l>eginnin«r Dec.
1, 1922. as the time of their
service bears to the entire year.
FATHER AND THREE SONS
GUILTY OF MURDER
Un-
1
It Doesn't Pay To
Skimp On Quality
Be particular about the quality of your
clothes. Insist on it in your Fall and
Winter Suit. Get all wool fabrics—cor-
rect fit and the kind of tailoring that
makes the style stand out. That's the
kind of value you get here, they look
right and stay right because they're
designed and tailored to fit your indi-
vidual figure.
Chas. Robinson
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Sign of good Tailoring
P. S. When you need first class Clean
ing, Pressing and Dyeing Rem-
ember we are prepared to take care of
you in a satisfactory manner,
7. The wee, J can live fo
leveral months without food
while hibernating and ir, ctive.
8. It divs no. become inactive i
until the first killing frrv.
9. P: r.'ir -s lo first killing
frCii. ;! c; 'i iv for only p.'cut
six days wi liou'. food.
10. Kill ;i; co ton prroutli
i early pi ••vents new weevils
; ;:* ri petrnits only old |
bib. i nation,
.w oi these older
weevi .• sr' ient vital'ty
to p^s I't w'ntei sucjeasfully.'
12. 1 'il!!;*:^ r t'n growth;
ear!;. r ^vos the food of the
weoi'il. Is the g ov. th of cotton j
is cn' re'y killed as early as;
two v ;el:s befciw irosts, prac-
tically all weevils wifl starve
before .irv'.o winter quar-|
ters. • ' . - ' ' ••'. I
13 . Destroy cotton growth
as ca. iy as possible.
Williamsburg, K.v.—The
usual spectacle of four members' |^^;t
of one family—father and three'onp ' ,
sons—being sentenced to State j'j , . ' v>
prison for' murder was witness-
ed at the conclusion of the ses-
sion of the Whitley circuit court
here recently, when Robert Fu-
son and his three sons were
tried and convicted of slaying
Deputy Sheriff John Mays.
Joe and Walter Fuson, older
brothers, were each given life
fc>rms and will bo sent to Eddy-
Iville penitentary, while a young-
er brother, Mam Fuson, who
received a lentence of ten years j Mv.iicroly chopping or clip-'
and the father,^ Robert Fuson,,pmg tjJe 0|f xviLi not an-1
a sf .!1Ce o/?61! r e I swor, the stumps will throw
confined in the State Reforma- ()U^ new growth ideal for wee-;
tory at Frankfort. 'vjj
uAt ]he trial the prosecunon, 15 the pIant entirely'
showed that the killing was the ull(j
result of the arrest by Deputy
AMUSU PROGRAM
OPEN FULL WEEK
Monday and Tuesday, October 30th and 31st
I,AW AN1) T1IE WOMAN"
Featuring Be. ty Compson
Wclncsdav November 1st
"NANCY F'*OM NOWHERE"
Featuring Hebe Daniels
Fo* News
Thursday. November 2nd
"ARABIAN I.OVE" even better than the Shiek
Featuring John <• ilbei 1
Frida\ November 3rd
"RED PEACOCK"
Featuring Pola Negri |
Two reel comedy
Kv'urdav, November 4th/
"FIGHTING MAD"
Special cast
Also good comedy
Remember the starting time is 6:45 p. p.
Don't Forget Family Night
STUCK ur FOR HIS PA
Parson Blank took his li-tie
A Mississippi farm
told at a recent short co* rut
the Agricultural and Mec.
-"ornHP
prevent new growth by set-!son to prayer meeting for the j College of Mississippi how sho
a plow shallow and turn-' f'rst time. During the prayer|niade $150 from a single Easter
Sheriff Mays of a member of jnjf 0ut*the plants or some eq- one the deacons uttered a (Lily given to her
the Fuson family for a minor UH)|y effective means. ',OU(* "Amen." Willie suff r-d ago. With the help
offence. j lli0t burn "crop refuse ^*'9 to pass without any re-l^' th county ext-nsion
on the fields Ttxas f<n*ms neorl niarks, l;Ui wiien the
BAR COMEDY POLICEMAN ' s
nine years
ard advico
gen t
^ ^ when the "Ai.icn" t! at l:(y «u:i piantcd ard %'-• n
this returned to"the soil humus!1 v,as presently repeated he cou d out of doors until, accord.ng .o
Merelv killintr the olnnU as sue-' 8tand it no longer and, rising, reports received by the United
Kansas City, Kan.—The com- ge8foj[ jn ^5 wil., in most j ^ 'l's sei,t. he exclaimed,"Don't, States Department of Agrirnl-
cdy policemen has been barred c,1;,es secure the benefits aim- niind him, i>;ipa, you pray just ture, a regular business had
in Kansas. No longer will audi-j^' a£ las long as you want to."—Bos been built up, with a steady
ences be convulsed with tra-| 17. Burn the trash along fen-1 ton Transcript. demand for the lilies.
ditches and other waste.
vesties on solemn and earnest!
officers of the law. Even
to
cos,
places, in mid wimer, and thus
throw a mf.d and mellow custard | des.t the individuals hiber.
pie at one of the dramatis per- nati ther see Nos< 4 and 16
sonnae who happens to wear a !8> A farmer c.inilf)t prcvent
big tin star will be a misde-, ueeVijB coming , to his cotton
meanor. Kicking cops around m the H that another per.
the stage will no longer relieve lson has wintered>
the emotions of the villian. All
wiK be decorous and calm.
A resolution of the State
Board of Motion Picture Review
says:
"Any burlesque of an officer
of the law or any scene which
would tend to create disrespect
for ar?y law, Federal or State,
or militate against proper en-
forcement, shall be eliminated."
19. Big things are accomplish
ed only by cooperation.
20. Organize a whole commu-
nity for the fight.
Kills 18 Chickens To
George Peddy was a consist
ent prohibitionist until he sup-
ported and became the South
Texas lender of Jim Ferguson
whose platform announced last
summer favored the repeal of
the eighteenth amendment and
Find Ring In Gizzard |n,t,,er Prohibition laws The anti
" 'dement lined up pretty strong
Peoria, III., Oct. 22.—When
Iv liehind him in the first race.
Hemr Wagan'er lost o 250 din-1 «"l..n he *ot in the runoff thoy
4 y • . .,.11 uvnt to him en masse. By mud-
mond ring here, he reported . . Derso,la,ities nnd jnipc
the loss to the police, who, on I ■ ;• « Pt ' 0 PAC
■miH
TfNCNcsm
irio
questioning him, learned it had
been missed shortly after he
fed his chickei s. They advised
him to look to his chickens.
After ki.Minfl eighteen of the
flock, he found the missing
gem in a gizzad. He has invited
his neighbors to a chicken din-
ner.
Sine? l*st November, when a
represcnauve of the Unitd Sta-
tes Department of Agriculture
gave a demonstration in curing
and canning! meat in Yazoo
County, Miss., the Mississippi
extension agent reports that 60,
500 pounds of beef have Iwen
canned by women and girls un-
der her supervision. 'Most of
this meat was preserved for
home use or to be sold on pian
ion of very side issue possible,
they succeeded in stampeeding
■i few gemiine pros here and j
there into also supporting Fer-
guson. When soundly defeated
"Fanner Jim" bolted as usual I
and is now supporting the re-|
publican nominee, George Peddy j
erstwhile . prohibitionist and.
South Texas Ferguson leader.
Peddy is a Methodist, a church
one of whose tenets of faith,
is the doctrine of possible apos
tasy. Peddy has exercised pol-
iticly his prerogative religi-
ously in "faling from grace" by
lining up with Ferguson and his
wet cohorts in trying to turn
Texas over to republicanism
and the outlawed liquor inter-
ests again. But Peddy is doom-
ed too defeat—McKinney Gaz-
tatioos. _
w ette.
THE COOKS BEST FRIEND A GOOD Bl'TCHER KNIFE
The time of the year is at hand for selecting your butch-
er knife or kitchen knives. You will need a good knife at
this season of the year more than any time. Our line ie
guaranteed.
See the display in our north window of cutlery. Your
attention is especially called to the large kitchen spatuls,
the handiest tool in the kitchen.
Scissors for your fall sewing get a pair that you can
depend on, they stay sharp.
Now in pocket knives we've got 'em any kind from the
best quality steel to the kid knives with chains on them.
You will find PRICES in our cutlery department greatly
reduced.
... Also handle the famous O. V. B. meat chopper.
Courtesy and Service FREE.
TIP R. ANDERSON
"FISHERMAN'S HEARQUARTEBS"
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Weir, Homer R. Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1922, newspaper, October 27, 1922; Winnsboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth268246/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.