The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 29TH YEAR, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 22, 1929 Page: 4 of 12
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The Hereford Brand, Hereford,
Get Yourself a
License if You
Hunt Or Fish
8 D. Turner, dlstrici game war-
den, was i:i Hereford Tuesday with
the new hunting and Hulling licen-
see which are now on sale. Ar-
rangements were made by Mr, Tur-
ner while here to have the hunting
•nd fishing licenses placed on Bale
immediately «t the Streu Hard-
ware Co. and the Kerr Anthony
Bnrdware stores
All hunting and fishing licenses
«i)dre on Saturday, August 511,
states Mr. Turner, and anyone
found hunting or fishing after
that date who has only an old li-
cense I- subject to arrest.
lVIis -. tor hunting licenses are
$2.00 for residents of Deaf Smith
county, and $25 for n m-rcsldents.
Fishing licenses will cost residents
of the county $1.10 for the year
while license good for live days
only will be Issued to the non-roal
<lent fisherman for $1.10 and a
licenso for 'he full year will coat
the non-resident $000 All llcen-
bps Issued now expire on August
81, 10,10 unless HiMs'llied other-
wise.
The season for doves and prairie
chickens ojs'ns on September 1,
Htnted Mr. Turner, and for ducks
on October 10 According to Mr.
Turner It Is bad luck to slusit
ducks or other game out of sea
non, and Justified his claims by
quoting the experience of two men
In a nearby county who wore re-
cently lined something over $25 up
tm a charge of shooting ducks out
of souson
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I'liltHIMi OUT SALK.
an tee to the conaumer. For each
package states the kind and grade
of Its content*, not In a code for
lumber expert* only, hut in plain
English which tjie layman can un-
derstand. Thl* meant that the
lumber buyer can check up to sec
he la getting exactly the quality
of lumber speclfled.”
The lhinhandle Co. Is one of a
limited number of lumber mer-
chants throughout the country who
have been granted franchises aa
authorised four-square dealers by
the Weyerhaeuser affiliation of
lumber producer*.
WICHITAIN RIII8 FARM
OF JOIINNON ISRANH
Announcement was made this
week by the lltnhurgcr Mercantile
Co. thut they will hold a cloning
out auction stile of their entire
atock of goods at their store In
flmharger. The offering will con-
•1st of groceries, dry good* and
general merchandise. Col. Huy
Harbor of Hereford will act as auc-
tioneer. Full particulars of the
•ale will he announced In next
week’s Issue of The Itrnnd
HKI ONIl KXIIIHIT TAKKN
ROAD TO MIIMVKST FA1KH
1 .milled with producta "f the
l’H n handle, the second truck of
the group being sent by the l’au-
bundle Plains, Inc, left Katurday
(noising, botlllil for the loWft State
Fair ni l'i’s Moines, which upon-
Ort Aiignil 21. The uxhlhll whn
tinner siljiervlslon <.f It. F Itnli
nett, former manager of the Hjs-ar-
man Chamber of Commerce,
The truck will visit six state
it
second, In Its
lly before snaking Into the land,; clean and fresh as when taken ; re-manufactured
uni lie believes that by terracing out of tile hearts of the trees. Kx packing,
all this water can he retained uu cepllontl care certainly was luk-
III the last drop has been absorb-1on In its bmilling at the mill."
ed by the ground. j While the yardmen of till Pan-
Mr. McFarland reasons that there j bundle Co. wi re not furnished
Is enough water falls In this lo- "llh silk gloves for the invasion,
culity each year to produce abmi-j took equal care of tlu* pick-
ilant crojM If It can lie conserved i aged lumber In moving li Into the
by retaining I: on I tie land until it.! warehouse and In arranging It so
has been absorbed ami he propos * Litt Its bright colored jaickagcs
es to do this li.v terracing presciil a department slurs appear
Mr. McFttrluhil In iiddlilim to “bee to visitors
Ills extensive grain fanning has It Is new in two ways ilmt it
a number of high producing fivl the lumber u-< r, Mr. Alex-I apply.
Jersey cows from whb'h lie re- mb r stales; llisi in that It I* Packaging means u quality guar-
celves a very satlsfuetory cash _ . _
lb-manufacturing means that
every piece Is of exact dimensions
so there Is no wastage Ihcii use
some Isi.tida are a few Inches un-
der length. Also the process of re-
manufiictiire makes Imlli ends ab-
s-dnieiy Km-loth anil four square.
Tills gin s It Its name ‘Four Square'
and iinikes It economical lo use.
for It ellmlu iles a lot of needless
squaring up by hind before the
lumber is lit for the carpenter to
fairs In the Middle-West liefori
returns about October (I.
The first of the series left last
Wednesday under supervision of
8. I, lloykln, tun linger of the eliain-
bor of commerce, for Hedaliu, Mo.,
Wlnre It was put on exhibition
Hal onlay at Hie Missouri (Stale
Fair Telegrjuns Inform O. V.
Vernon, general manager of the
Amarillo chamber of eorulnerce,
that the trip was successful nnd
the displays In readiness for the
fair.
More than 20 fairs will be visit
•il by the I rin ks and a third to
leave September 10 for Oklahoma
•mi Kins is fall-, ending with
those In Imllas, Beaumont and
Houston, Texas, nnd Hhrevejmrt,
Louisiana.
Literature provided by the Fort
Woitli & Denver, Hock Island aid
Hniila Fe railroads will be dis-
tributed on I lie trip at the falls.
A table for registration will
be provided In each display booth
jOvery person who ap|s»ars In tlie
least Interested will be encourag-
ed to register. From this a mull-
ing list will lie compiled which la
hoped will be comprised of more
than ion,000 names. The list wll
be sent from Ihe l’ao handle Ha Ins
return from the sale of his hut- :
ter fat, lie says lie lias been
reading 111 the Star from time!
to time about the wonderful val-
ue of sweet clover as a pasture J
crop for dulry cows anil has act- <
ed 111 hi l ] ils suggestion lo plant :l i
small acreage of this nutritious
legume for that purpose. He has
prepared four acres of Ills farm
near his barn on which he hope*
lo secure a sufficient stand lo
furnish rbh pasture for Ills dairy
herd
NIr. McFarland Is one of our
most progressive spirited farmers
in I is nlert for suggestions for
better and easier methods of se-
curing worthwhile results from his
igrleiiltural efforts and Is always
ready to lest out any that may
sound feasible. He came here four
years ago and lorn ted on a tract
of virgin sod laud which lie has
converted Into an attractive farm,
lie has no "hard luck" story to tell
about .lie Plains country. Frlouu
(bur,
u
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“HAKIHNK I'AOiKIl" LI MIIKK
'Hurdlne pueged" lumber enla'reil
Hereford recently for the first
time, a "cording lo 1). II. Alexander
iniinuger ol the Panhandle Lumber
i'o. After this aniioiincement lie
explained lha< the iihiiiI carload
consisted of the first packaged lum-
ber ever received here and I hat
the method of shipment as well
as the packaging Itself was an (no-
vation in lumber handling.
"This unusual cargo was loaded
by an Interlacing method like
sardines in a can so that Ihe pack
A field that for many years had
been allowed to grow rank with
Johnson grass Is this year going to
make as good a yield of cotton as
iiUntmt any In this section.
This field, about 50 acres, Is lo-
cated al the second turn to the
right going out on the Tliornhcrry
road on the Fore land. It Is be-
Ing farmed this year by T. C.
Monday who seems to know how
to pul Johnson grass In ltn place.
A year ago the griss was tall nnd
Ihlck, nnl today one has to look
carefully to find any evidence of
It.
Mr. Monday rented.the land last
August and-fiat broke It as a first
operation. Then he disced It, listed
It, center furrowed and then listed
again. The hitler operations were
carried on In the winter nnd when
the grass roots were exposed to the
freezing weather that was the end
of It. When Mr. Monday planted
the land In the spring It made the
sixth time lie had been over Ihe
field. Assiduous cultivation aid-
ed by cold weather put the John-
son grass out of bualneM most ef-
fectively.
It wii no ordinary Johnson grass
field either. Tbe grass had been
allowed to grow practically un-
checked for 8 or 10 years, yielding
a good crop of hay each season.
Today tbe field Is clean as any In
the county. Here and there Mr.
Miinday discovers a spear or two
of grass showing and attacks It
promptly with a hoe.
Ills cotton was looking fine last
week *n.l was due for its first
Irrigation. Mr. Munday hopes to
get a hale (tor acre, barring ex-
ceptionally adverse conditions be-
tween now and Keptember.
Mr. Munday Is a native of Illi-
nois and the Idea that cold weath-
er would kill the Johnson grass
came to him from the fact that the
pest Is not found north of Okla-
horns, the winters being loo se-
vere for It. He recalled t hat s
friend of his. wauling some John
son grass for pasture, had gotten
a hag of seed from Texas and plant-
ed It In Wisconsin. The first win-
ter killed II. Mr. Munday decided
lo give the tvdd weather a good
chance at the nails In his field
and the results amply proved Ihe
soundness of his planning If there
Is any good reason why the same
method can’t be applhal to every
Johnson grass Infested field In the
South, Mr, Monday doesn't know
what It Is Wichita Dally Time*.
A neighbor received but eight
cents per ben from a flock of 50
that gets no feed except that
around tbe stacks. Mrs. Kidd's
hens laid an average of more than
10 eggs, while the other flock laid
half that number. A net profit
above feed cost of more than 80
cents tier hen was made by an
other poultry demonstrator, Mrs
Muriel Hunnlnghani, who has a
flock of 100 birds.
■ ■ ■ ' o-■ ' — —
Try a Want Ad In THE BRAND
IIKNN KIIOW RKTI1RN OF
*7 (UNTH KACTI IN MONTH
llohy,—A return In one month of
27 cents |ht hen from 51 hens
properly fed nnd cared for has
been obtained by Mra. Bennie Kidd,
owner of one of the lilns Fisher
county home demonstration flocks.
Too Late to Classify
FDR KALE — Heventoen young
horsos nnd mules, nearly all broke
for work; also a twelve hole Me
Connlck wheat drill and Primrose
cream separator. Call ALTON
FRAKBR, Phone 1, or 5VI5. 82-ltp
LOUT—Brown bull pup two months
old Suitable reward. Call L. 8
OARLTON, Hereford Bakery. 82 1|
FOR WALK —Winter hurley aecd
HENRY ALLMAN. Nine miles
south of Hereford. 82-dtp
C. T. Kibbe
Chiropractor
lluckner-Iaunhert Building
LADY ATTWNDANT
Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 0.
Phones
Office, 207
Residence, 0O1MF4
When You See the Martel of the Ages
&/>e TALKING PICTURES
—Remember you have to thank electricity for such, thing* to
he possible, and that men direct the instruments that guide the
electricity.
We Did the Electrical Work of Installing
the Talkies In the Star.
LEE ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 452
Going Away
To School?
A Dil l H I LT WAY TO NTANII Al TIIK BAR.
Noiicrnhirg, th-rmiiiij. Photo'how» fix- participants in
sjmrls fc-.IL'iil ni .Vcucrnlterg doing t iliffli'iih linnl aland.
of Texas, Inc., direct to each conn-
impair..^<rf^r'^ u* w»Tta '«« « ,war<1« ***• 1h* lr,P trom
mulled to realtors and chambers
of commercc in the county,
officials of the organisation re-
Borl -that very material resulta
came from last yenr’s exhibitions
•nd the plilltlonsl follow up cam-
paign of registration*.
Dr. O. H. Lloyd of Vega reisirts
that to his personal attention has
been brought at leist IF) newcom-
ers .who were Influenced hy thD
method J. K. Hill of Hereford
reports tbe same sltnollon. Other
Rrt crest Ing Immigration figures
•bow that 11« fstms were sold
In Dallam county In 111 days,
PsAhutidl* mid IJ room have en-
tered, the ctm|siign, sending Ih-lr
checks this week to swell the
fnuds.
WILL TKIUMf K HIM FARM
the WcyerhHiiser mills on the Paci-
fic t'oiat without shifting or break-
age. Thu car doors were Rued
with pi iso to prci-cnt cinders and
dust from gottlug in. Tlic lumls-r
came through its long Journey a*
J. B. M- Fiirl ind, w hose f irm Is
ImMted four tulles west of town,
•tati*4 while here last Friday Ihsi
be tvse planning to have his laud
terraced for the /airisise of hold-
ing the watt r which f ilia upon I
B In tin' form of nln ami snow, j
While all of \|r, M Finland a
land D |aset!■ ally level like all!
tin land In this locality. b« aiys|
It haa a g* nth- sdijs lo Ihe «-)Ulli;
••-I east, which allow a some of
(be water which falls on R to1
rw a# whoa it mbh dowa rep-1
Aggeaprlif, Laohag
MEMORIALS
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FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY |
HAMS
Country Cured, Half nr TfL»
whole, |s*r Mi (lUC
SYRUP
Pan Cake
per gillun
68c
CERT0
Par
Bottle
28c
PEAS
Concho, No. 2
Peanut Butter £££
29c
SUGAR
Powdered
Oae Pound Pkj
. 9c
Potted Meat
Mix Case
For
25c
COFFEE
H lb White Hwao, cup *1
• ad oeucer or tumbler W^eiO
0XYD0L
Washing Powder flffl
Large Package LJJfu
Bananas
Nice Urge Fruit,
Dosen
^ 28c
Bakers Cash Gro
cerv
MONT K.
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BARER, Proprietor
If College dr Univer«ily training i» go*
ing to call you away from Hereford for the next nine
month*, won’t it be fine to have a big letter from home
every week?
You’ll mis* lota of thing* that happen
around Hereford while you are gone, that you’ll want
to know about, and your folk* won’t think to tell you
in their penpna) letter*.
Why not make arrangement* before
go to keep up with the doinm hi your home town
coming winter? Come in before
.. sreixssw you leave and
arrange to have The Brand come to tee yon every
week until you get back home.
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Kessie, R. E. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 29TH YEAR, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 22, 1929, newspaper, August 22, 1929; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth584112/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.