San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 8, 1948 Page: 2 of 8
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(U8DA)— Corn And llveatock *av« « to 41 cento. The Dallas-
showed lower trends as most other Fort Worth area took heavy hens
southwest farm jfroducte sold largely from 27 to 28 cents a pound
steady to strong during the past a<1<! friars 38 - to 40.
week, according to the Production! Rlc® Planting started In Texas
and Marketing Administration, U. and ^Uislaina last week, and Ark-
S. Department 4t Agriculture. janBas l14*1 considerable ground
Last week’s steady to weaker ready for planting. Alfalfa- hay
This Veterans Administration* Is
advertising for bids on the con-1
■traction of a 200-bed General Med-'
leal and Surgical Hospital at Mar-t
lln, Texas. ,. ■ t
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
(Rom. 16:16)
SUNDAY! ’ r
Bible Study (Classes for all
ages) -----10:00 a.m.
Ladles Bible class ..... tf:I6 a.
WEDNESDAY:
Mid-week Bible Study and
Worship_________: 20 p. >
"Come let us Reason together"
Editor-Manager
IAL EDITORIAL-
ASSOCIATION
WATER WELL DRILLLING
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ANY DEPTH OR SIZE WELL
DEPENDABLE + QUICK SERVICE
Call or Write,
B. T. SIKES
ASSOCIATION
MATHIS, TEXAS
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Phone 317J-2
Payable etrletly tri advance
pounds for the week. Top butcher a hunc*red.
,| Cotton climbed almost $5 a
! hosts brought $20 at Kan Antonio I
I Monday, $21 at Fort Worth, and
J S21.25 at Oklahoma City. Wichita
bought K°od an«l choice medium
j weights from $20.25 to $20.75, while
Kansas * City paid $20 to $21, and
l >ehver ldd $20:50.
Silently greater sheep mirribers
! at souihwe.st ni^i*kets bruuiftt l* ri-
einlly steady, t•» 50 rents lower
prices the pas! week. Monday
i'found Iambs weal; at Fort Worth,
with a $22 top oii. cbolee HprlfiK
hi mbs, Oklahoma <M!y paid up ,to
50. lieiiMi* j • id ?"i for mod’*
-him and wind ii n/.-l;*"ln:r. _ San An-
tonio paid to * <" l< i cotrtiiviH
all'!, m.'-dtiii/i L'o.mIn
' \‘ itablis wen pet-thiu scarce
. ■! i 11.0 l."W l> I: iu • ; I • 111 d i; \ a :le\
tie pa I w r|-fc> _i£nl ii\hbrtyo
l.ionjubt crowar > •:«) a toj). and
< t IT'tl* \vt ft- Nti "t ’ led. Ih-ets. and
! ar-tev • Mill m 1t« » ly„ but
'many growers st.ar.t• v!ifAHVhiV .cot-
ton in tin: fields. fruits'eon-/
, ^piled vpi-% weak int dull markets.'
;^]rinae)i se.asoii rn-ared a close.
Strawberry prospects i/i Louishma
; appear K-pod; b'ut- sweet potatoes
remained slow.
FjKv and poultry markels .remain-
ed firing and softie strengthened
slightly, in the week after Easter.
Mbtvo—-Obituaries and poetry mrt published In this paper at the rate of 1
Mat per word. A charge of 91.00 Is made on cards of thanks. Stories of deaths
mA funerals published tn time to retain the'news value are not rated as
gftttuarjr*. Any erroneous reflfrtlon upon the character or standing of any
tatfkvidual published In these columns will be cheerfully corrected upon its
lafwg brought to the attention of the editor. We will also appreciate the
fhllg of any news Item, the names of visitors In your borne, or. the going
Ot member of your familv nwaty for a visit Such assistance wilt'Help to
ftMTease tht value of your IochI pape% and should be aisen with th* thought
fbat ft Is a debt you owe to the progress of your iplty.
Q—After I‘have repaid the
amount 1 borrowed under the G-
I Kill, iH my. loan guaranty priv-
ilege reHto'red to • ita original
mu' 'i.nt.7 ' ,
A ,\*«>. You niny use tin* full
I ;iiu< .unt nf \<»iji li*an rlkht\s ^ orliy
Mlll.C *
A.* I*'» th' luaiantv ni* Insurance
I m.vision ."I ti:i- (Jl I ’.ill limit th«
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• j t" iidv '-ii ' u.lhit tin bii'li'i, Ih "will *1
ii -it t" bud Tin hmltatn*iM is nn
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FARMERS and RANCHERS
ATTENTION
” * We Plcl-iip DEAD STOCK FREE.
Careful, Courteous Drivers. Sterilized Truck,.
N. Do not expose your Livestock tb Disease by leaving dead
M stock fin your premises.
| * CALL US COLLECT 49F2
We Phy All PHONE Charges
U - We also buy old or disabled Horses and Mules,
Exterminating
Company
SOUTHERN BY-PRODUCTS CO
Phone 49F2 Box 542
Corpus Christi, Texas
TERMITE AND GENERAL
PEST CONTROL
Phone 9781
CORPUS CHRISTI
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VVZw ALL THE UNUSED
MILEAGE IN YOUR PRESENT
TIRES. YOU’LL BE AMAZED AT
THE LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON
Timtott*
TteJuxe CHAMPION TIRES
Insurance is designed for
your protection, but it is up
to you to carry the correct
amounts.
Discuss your needs with
this Agency. We have facil-
ities for handling all types
of coverage.
A. Z. Fullick & Son
Across’from Post Office
Phon* 76 8INTON, TEXAS
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Here’s your chance to save money and’ get America’s
biggest tire value I Even if your present tires are only partly
worn you’ll get FULL allowance for the unused mileage
when you trade in on new Firestone De Luxe Champions*
It is, too, when you figure in time and energy and general
wear-and-tcar! As a matter of fact, one cent’s worth of
electricity will clean a large rug and five others like it in
less time than it takes to drag them down to (he yard for
beatingl
Electricity does dollar duty for penny prices, not only
for rug-beating, but for countless other household tasks.
It costs much more to make and deliver today, but the
average family still gets more than twice as much electric
service for its money at it got 20 years ago.
Yes, the cost of electricity is low—but not by accident
That’s because you’re using electricity for more and more
tasks. Moreover, your friends and neighbors in this com-
pany — under sound btuinus management — have used
their skill end experience to make electricity the biggest
bargain in your budget
740 on
your dial
FOR SAFER DRIVING ... \
Always Puff a New ' '
fir*,ton, Duun oumt ion
TUBE IN A
\ *»_■WZ\ NEW TIRE
lIRtt a 100 watt bulb
almost 3 hours, or
Present
run a radio for a
wfvo ovoning, or
km Mm correct Him
for about o wtok, or
On the AirF*
On the Stage!
Dodson’s Gate
ESTABLISHED ISIS PH<
PONTIAC & GMC TRUCKS
• *' _______
• U«M to fko itocArk Hour—«.* HOUR OF CHARM,
lirary-functor, 4iJ0 F. At'.. CST.
Children cedar 11:
POWER AND UGHT COMPANY
Box off lea opens S p. m.
Deers epee G p. m.
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CITY AUDITORIU
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Tracy, James F. San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 8, 1948, newspaper, April 8, 1948; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth717535/m1/2/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sinton Public Library.