The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, February 21, 1947 Page: 3 of 6
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FRIDA YF, FEBRUARY 21, 1947
THU DENISON PRESS
Skating Togs
lowered on fancy baggage, for next
perfumes, furs and whisky be-
fore the income tax on all of
us is reduced.
Last summer Grover Sellers
year at 8,480/100 in Jackson County by Victor pounds of lint per acre, while
acres. „ 1M4ri' 'Korezynski of the New Suther-, ,the five acre plot came through
This information comes from land community. with a total of 2550 ppunds of
specialists of the Texas A. and1 jttffson County Agriculturallint‘~BH) to the acre
M. College Extension Service a jLtfTL '"‘“l To top off that definite yield
°2SL £r£L.,*£Z. .?• st”~" *****
would pav more profit than his
says
introduced himself to a man|,wh® a!teadad the_Arinual Agri-'that j£0rczyski, trying to deter- .,BVH #r.m nlanf
wh, «.W -Whrt b»in.» «,! W.Z^"Sc” fT.J”. Sb1' «*
you in, Mr. Sellers?’ 1 in store for farmers next year.1 reVTaATarminfir ^methods*'" ran
After Sellers said that he was | re*“lar 'arming metnoas, ran
attorney general the citizen' lhe consumption rate of cot- « ™e<*on “ thirtJ; acre cofc.ton
. . . ' , ... ton has continued high since *lel(T Five acres of the field
d’ A y<y a L'andldate the end of the war, and no im-| were £iven ar‘ application of
for something?” and was giver, mediate change can be fore- 350 Pounds of 20 percent phos-
soen, the specialists say. Cer-| P^te an acre, and then planted
tain factors that may tend fo *° yellow blossom clover, at
Onc-piece turtle - necked Jersey
dress, shown above, wu approved
by Cosmopolitan’s all-male jury as
Ideal skating attire. It is banded with
• contrasting color around the lull
•klrt and across the bodice. Serving
on the Jury were Jerry Colonna,
Jackie Heller, Roddy MacDowall,
Earl Wilson, Bob Crosby, II. W. Tex
Roden and Bill Stern.
I Give You Texas ..................
Why don’t they put sage in
sausage, any more?
I reckon yoHi cquld call that
a “sage" remarks.
And, come to. think of it, all
the sausage I’m seen lately
could stand a little more saus-
age in it, too.
The Republicans have backed
down on their original inten-
tion of reducing the luxury
taxes. The folks back home
protested against the tax being
the reply, ‘‘Yes, I ami running
for governor.”
The voter who did not call
his own name during the brief
conversation, was Bill McCraw,
himself former attorney gen-
eral and once a candidate for
governor. 1 ^ '
(This is bound to be just the
way it happened because Bill
told me himself.)
File under the heading, “What
killed vaudeville?”
“And now friends I’m gonno
sing that little ditty entitled,
‘Peeping through a Knothole in
Father’s Wooden Leg.’ ”
weaken the demand for cotton
goods, as well as most all farm
products, are expected to be-
come more prominent " during
1947, however. As home con-
struction and production of au-
tomobiles and household appli-
ances increase, consumer expen-
ditures will be shifted to pur-
chase these goods and less
monev will be spent on food
and clothing. CottotT consump-
tion in the nation for the first
six months of the 1946-47 sea-
son is expected to be at ap-
proximately the same high level
as it has been during the past
, Tr . , „ few years, but may run at a
al Herry, witty Texas par- ]ower ratc the last half of the
rfllYh*»T» rnmavlrt*. soason
tilized plot, while the 25 acres
required 150 days for matur-
ity.
Figuring ffi the amount the
AAA program helped him to
pay on the phosphate and clo-
ver, plus the added time and
work in applying thg'jJhoephate
and working the clover, Kor*
ezynski estimates that the fiv«
acre plot brought him |94 dol-
lars more per acre than the 28
acre plot without the benefit of
phosphate or clover.
RALPH ASPLEY
the rate of 15 pounds per
acre. In March of this year,
seven months aftor the clover
was planted, Korezyslfl plowed
It under. He planted' cotton oi^ ,
the five acres in May, which is1
ordinarily considered too late in
Jackson County, says'Ttova'U.
The other 25 acres of the 30
acre field were planted ”^>ack In
March, as usual, with no phos-1
phate or iegume. _ J
The 25 unfertilized acres
produced an average oT 233
REAL ESTATE
324 % WEST MAIN-
TRAVELERS LIFE INSURANCE
-PHONE 761
nKOEPPEN
K ALDWlN
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL and SHEET METAL WORK
303-5 W. Woodard St.
Phone 82
agrapher, remarks;
“Yes, it takes a heap o’ livin’
to make a house a home—and
it also takes a house!”
“The test of your personality
Concerning prices that farm-
ers are due to receive for cot-
ton next year, the specialists
say that the 1947 loan rate is
is whih you had first—friends fixed at 92.5 percent of parity
1 '
or money.”
as of August 1, 1947.
Acreage in Cotton ........ ............| Soil Builders ....................
Foreseen continued demand! How soil building practices
for cotton products in 1947 has1 can up the yield of cotton was
set Texas’ cotton planting goal defintely demonstrated this year
Dr. Henry A. Spivey
Announces
A Temporary Change of
OFFICE ADDRESS
To His Home
130 W. Sears Tel. 2625
Effective Monday, February 17
UNTIL t {
The Spivey Clinic Is Completed at 501 W. Gandy
Use
Sizing Char*
Know what is Ih, correct size automatic
gas water heater for your needs when
talking with your appliance dealer or
plumber. Us. above “Sizing Cha .
"NOTHING
IF YOU HAVE
LOTS OF
HOT WATER"
I’m
My Way
fiN
TO STARTA
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
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I’m tired of waiting in line
to pay bills—that's why
I am starting a checking Recount
so that I can pay all
obligatons by mail.
PAY BY CHECK
THE CONVENIENT WAY }
Savings Accounts
All Kinds of Loans
Come in Today!
, State National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION
CAPITAL STRUCTURE OVER $050,000.00
hat acre of dishes which the
average family dirties-up each year
is a big clean-up job for someone. But
with plenty of hot water “there's noth-
ing to it.” Whether you have one of
those do-everything automatic washers
or do the job by hand, the gas auto-
matic water heater is the only answer
to the modern household's need for
hot water.
Remember, dish washing is just on*
of the many modern hot water need*.
Add to it the dozens of house-cleaning
tasks, baths, showers, shaves, laundry
and cooking needs. Considering all
these needs, it’s easy to see why the
reliable, economical gas automatic
water heater is the only answer. In
modernizing your hot water service,
make sure your new heater is sized
to your family needs and has a rust-
proof tank made of copper, monel or
glass.
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See Your Dealer or Plumber
LONE STAR Iff! GAS COMPANY
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Anderson, LeRoy M. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, February 21, 1947, newspaper, February 21, 1947; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth527427/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.