Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, April 3, 1925 Page: 1 of 6
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RAINS COUNTY LEADER
MOTTO- “NOT TOR OURSELVES ALONE. ” DEVOTED TO THE MORAL AND FINANCIAL INTEREST? OF THE CITIZENSHIP OF RAINS COUNTY
RAINS COUNTY LEADER Friday. April -Vrd, 1925.
To Carry Mail Ufis-
On Freijfht Train;
WADE
DIED Tl'ESDA)
April Term County
Court
Stock Law Elec- J. W. Fitzgerald Tells urn.; folks estkht.ms
tion Carries Facts About Soy Bean
Ho* <l.» s llwt sound/ How1 n,,‘ un<l loved ones
would you like to live in it "f Vrs ,,,“ ««""• '"‘"le
(own where your -nail was isl,<* 'V*V ***'" angel vis-
‘intiled in on u Ireigld train ' '***'* **,e " Wuilc
.it any old hour of the duy. * ll*'*dny mommy id 2 o eloek
when the boy* got ready lo and claimed lor its violini Ids1
come in? Sounds like some "**•’- rs Ida Waile.
backwoods or down and out I ^er remains were laid In
l>luee, doesn’t it? rest in the Dunbar cemetery j
Weil, that’s just w ind’s go- 1 ;K> o’clock Tuesdiiy after-1
iuy to take place here in , ,l,M,|i.
Emorv, if the order granted Airs. Wade was born in the
the Katy railroad is put into year of IHtkl and died Tuesday j
execution on April 15th. We March 2.lnl. She was .11 years,
have just : houl quit putroiiiz- * monlbs and 22 days of age
ing llie passenger trains and M'*- WHK a inemlier of the I
express companies, and this Missionary Baptist church, hav-
slcp is taken by the railmad my united with the church at
because we do not patronize da* aye ol sixteen years. She
U,,.,,, w as reared in Itains county.,
Rut don’t tool yourself lhal sl»' " l*>'‘d hy all who
llie railroad will give up their knew her. and her death was
mail contract and di d we nil “ Kr,,«t *>«<** lo her many
ervice from the jd- friends. But Hod yivetli and
l ln- spring term of County J the count on the slock law
Court will convene in Emory!election held in this county
Monday, April lilli, and follow-
ing is llie jury lists for the
term:
A. P. Ward.
Mad McCreight,
Visits (ieortjia Farm Where
Thri/ Are Oroum Ex-
leatively
gel IH-Iler
nev lines We are inforn-eil Hod taketli away, and the only
that the railroad company * .s comforting thought is she was
no idea of giving up llieir mail prepared to die. and as Mu-
contrurt mid that u haggage Idnc drew near hei dying tes-
rur will be atlached to the timony was that she was pi -
freight train and il will car- l«*rcd for death Our kiss
ry the mail - maybe onre a '» Heaselis gam. md «rt>0's aum
day. or twice just depends, "ill shall lie done.
We had dial kind of a sit- Sla* is survived liy her L is-
nntiim once la-fore, ami we l»m«l and little ini at dangli-
think\jl our memory is not ter. and parents. Mr. and Mrs.
at lalilAMhat one or two days Will Mcf.rnvcy, and the to!
we failed lo get a train al nil, !lowing brothers and sisters:
Hut. that is not the only bad Mr. Kilgenc Harvey. Claud and
feature, the handling ol our Elmer McCravey. Mrs. Willie
mails. What an- we going lo Cochran. Mrs. Maude Hurst
do for express service when and Miss Oina McCravey.
we have water melons, fruit I (Signed) One w ho loved ln*r.
and other products which re-!--
quire quick handling? Tin- The Parent-Teachers’ Asso-
trucks ami jilnev lines will elation endorses the following
not meet die demands along men lor positions on the
this line. It’s high linn- for Kmorv school Board,
our people lo do some real! J. W. Ballew, S. II
thinking and acting, loo. |t, T. Pearson, and Eon Mv
Greenville. Lone Oak. Poinl
Albu and Golden liaxc |n-ti-j
Honed the Railroad Commis
•ion lo keep the passenger and
J. E. Polls,
II. M. Roark,
O. L. I*.,Hill.
E. S. Knight,
.1. Newman
T. S. Gee,
.1 (. McArec.
Red Andrews.
W. A. Middleton.
E. I.. Davidson.
2ND WEEK. APRIL
Sam Calloway,
.1. I). Whittle,
II. I). Corley,
R. A. Pills.’
W. C. Hass.
Ed Davis.
.1 R. Sprndling,
Fan Dunn,
W. It. McElroy,
A. I- Bruce,
Saturday was not available for
the press yesterday morning,
hut from the information guth ' ,
end around the court house’ ’V‘C‘d Hl^h —I III),
the vote cast was about nine-I,.
ty-eight per rent in favor of .mine, ami lra,t.
tile stoi'k law. j (llfl'r">l aanelie, deor-
Aceording lo the reports it! !l,a Stale Authorities i/aatnl
must have been the lightest | _
13TH
‘vote polled in a county elec-
tion during the past twenty-
five years. Il seems everybody
thought it would carry, Imt
each individual voter expect-
ed the other fellow to do the
i voting.
Let's go hack to dreamland
and -we *’\ Dream of Fairy
1.0101." presented by primary
pupils al the High School
Auditorium on April 9th. Ad-
mission 15c and 25c.
CARD Of THANKS
wish to expro
thanks and unr
Buy our Sunday dinner many thanks and our uppre
Ihc Methodist Woman’s lialiou for the tender love c.ntl
Missionary Society
hens, cakes, pies, pickles, cmi
dy and other tilings at the
lirazid Motor Company.
Harking hack lo the cl ild-
liood days will la- an inj.iy.
Ide afternoon. Set
Tile re are so many of our
readers asking iis for iiiforina-
tion regarding llie Soy Im-iiii
and its value us a food, a for-
age and a fertilizer crop,
are reproducing
herewith from tin- pen
Mr*- Rcll.di and llie lirst
grade entertainetl cliupel
March 2*ith al me High School
Auditorium v ill, (hr following
program:
Song hy the sehool -“Amer-
ica the Beautiful."
Story of Moses, hy R. I).
Drear.
Socg "Li ihe Garden" by
Peggy Deen G»,ir.
»*/-.! 1 CINDRELLA“
I harai lrru Cindn-lla, llur-
riell Hill; tin- two sisters, Cienr-
gi< Alexander and May Jean
Nettles; the Prince. Willie
Hob (Rastas) Felton; Haliday,
trlicle heath Holley; Fairy God inoth-
Mi-rul GerR Smiley.
Judge J. W. Fitzgerald of Ty-
ler. who has made an exten-
sive sltiily of the several vari-
eties of these beans and the
Ailer first act, leading by
Doris Louise Settle.
After second act. rending by
Miss Wever, “As tin- Moon
probabilities of llieir fulfilling Bom-.
llie claims made lor them. \lh-i third act. song hy High
The Judge says; jsetiool girls. Cynlha Arrington
I hand you herewith dip
md Addie Russell. “Forget Me
Not. Means. Iti-menitier Me."
T he pcogram was ended by
the ni.irriage of Ihe Prince and
Lyudmila. Alh-eii M -on anil
I ,iiilim' Re arson being the flow-
er girls and I). F. Schrinislier
the pri-acher. •
The program was splendid
nut! enjoyed hy nil. and re-
flected much credit on Ihe
teacher.
ping from the Southern Culti-
vator. a farm paper piili'.i-1-i-d
in Atlanta, Ga. For m- . i.
years I have read of Soy le- s
jand reached the catsis ' n
Dressed kindness shown us during the )>efure | ,„v tri,,
i-s. cmi- illness and death of our dar-j^ (-.uru|i,„,N |„t|
ling duughter, sister and wife,,SlunilM.r fhal. ,|,ey were a
Mrs. Ida Wade. We want !,1- Lvomli-rful crop for lhal coun-
so lo thank the giaid people of ,ry ,„r ((Uni< ^vided
and near Point, who were n,'|,|,ils wert. |M„| |1(.r,.
kind lo us all. We shall nev- yjOK| |arnKn tIn,I we found on - —..
X Dream !*“f locgel your many ails ol j(|uf |rjp |wvc discarded all vn to go to extremes over Hii-m-
of Fairy laind,'" at Ihe High kindness and may Gods rich- rjttfi of Hit soy bean except lit-ans. but I do advis- every
School Auditoriuni April tgh. csl hk-ssings rest upon each ol |h|, |O-Too-Tiiii. J farmer lo get him oiie-lualf or
The children will give you u]j"u l,ow 1,11,1 fonvor. and may 1||)(| hjB ;irl„.|,. beurlng on the n bushel il possible, and plant
pleasant time. N‘,“ 1,11 ,M‘ ^urrsuwli it by just K.|u,jv,. values of these two. several ueix s helween corn
-t---- ,ov,"« llu",ls lo and being hv llie agronomist of hills, and I least a,. tao
Mrs. Sue ............. son. smooth,- your pathway through (l,.(Wgji; of acres ......... lot row l.,
Ifermon. and Mrs. Emma life. When the hours ol 4t,rk.ulU|pi. hi, vi,.w *u,.uld i|M.nlSelves. A.-emding to all
.............. '•* °i,k ,,ur 11,1,1 be valuable. I have been rath authorities, (hex al. belt, , lor
Hih.iI. Sumlay afternoon to attend Ihe such tender loving hands will ,.r |Mir1i|,, |K.„„ ...............
Marriage License?
express service on Ibis line.
Is Emory going lo sil iillv and
let Ihe matter go hy default?
Tin- |H-litions are to la-
hear-I l.v llie Kaijfoad Coin-
mission ul Austin April 1 Itli. j
Something New at
Sandwich Shop
Mr. O. K. Meaglu-r. proprie-1
tor of the popular Sandwich,
Shop, has installed a new hot-
cooler and dispenser lor lux j
buttled cold drinks. And it'*
as handy as a side pocket in
a shirt. He lakes a I tot isillle
and pushes il in on one side
and a cold one comes out on
the other side, each flavor hav-
ing a shute or partition in
tlividuidly, and llu ice heir-g
encased above and on each
side of the drinks all llie
time. This cooler is tie- latest
invention out and is the must
unique piec^ of turrutuiv ti-
the county.
Aunt Rose* Mourning, col a
cd, ilied at tier home n 1 :
of town l-'ridny. unit R>.
was well Inown to the oldr,
fniiPnl* here, and was r>
|n-cte«l by all.
Mr. R .A. Carter uud iltll,
daughter. Texas, ami Miss Jew
cl Proctor of Dallas spent Mic
week-end in Emory.
fexans are now singing a 1
nev. State an I In-ill entitled
"You gotta see I’apn Every
Duy il You W’;.n( to See Man-
r.ia at All."
] ler Parsons and Viola Shu-
■ i lake.
Jim Moss uud Hulen Me-
Kin nev.
funeral of Mr. I). Mackey.
ever be ready lo help you in
your dying hours, is Ihe wish
Take your produce lo \V. J. ol low husband. Mr. \. W
E. Glass for llie highest market Wade; Parents. Mr. and Mrs.
price. W. M. McOmvev. and children.
Mr. Le
milk i-ii v,
day nigld.
lu'-lor lost n lim
wliuh ilied Satur
Reeves
Worth
lien- Iroiu
past week-
)AtRYlNG - AT HOME AND ABROAD
k - • I 11 - - |ni It- - m*.Star**a*.
_
i ___Am terdST. IldihCl
I- i*,4im Alsng *M Cieil at A»*t- Js«
Ttn,«s*4n ?« af • J*s «f Dull *1 «tiee»e like I . the
Pt, tun nrv -ut.sipsii^ Simusll A • .g yi.. , n *.i t- •*
p ut M . Isisd I. one i f toe In |. -dU ’.-» «.M»>
rom • te*. *»#, ■f.siJ e.d hi tl* »or 4. *' .• tamt , ten-
•He s<«4 . kenGA- R.t J.od» p s<A*"Kt. IV* t- lng
Ill&iass;
•. W V U * A
W-sv. sge ,.P*< 4
VE
rm ‘Si*
k t» M» %h* the M.lk
VitB.g*. n X l m».a sum
>«i si Dm ng shH l*t
3
. ygjBjsMyfji
* ,i-i
on accnunl of its In-iag out Ml. Touchstone says lliev are
from four to to six weeks la-tlcr than velvet Ih-iiiis; ami
earlier Ilian Ihe O-Too-Tan. when priqu-rty planted ill drills
and if phmlrd here in April Hirer foot isiws. and plowed
will prolHihlv iiiaturv beforv twice or three times on l.nrly
our summer drouth gets loo good land. Ilii-v will make
severe. I hand you another from -i lo fiflrvn bushels to
dipping Irom llie same paper the ac e. and when fertilised,
ns no editorial, in which (in- make from ten lo tllirlv IiiikIi-
editor describes tin- wonderful els lo Ihe acre in Georgia and
possibilities of soy beaus. the Camlinus. When cu> for
RKI Acre Farm «./ O-Too-Tan In, just lM-fore the si-• d -lets
llrani
I visited tin- i a mi ol .1. \Y
T’miclistnne. alwii.t Ul niib-s
South ol Atlanta, and lie is a
'very intelligent larnier and
Inis made money farming on
'ahold nine hundred Hilt, of
land. He hail one hundred
acres in O-Too-Tan lieuns
ripe, they make from one I-*
three lolls per acre, c |ca* ui
i-verv respccl to alfalfa.
The Many ttean far l / •
Sail .
I am inclined lo think the
Miiug la-ail is a wonderful
crop, especially for hay and its
a -oil builder. I spent the
winch lie said lie would turn large pari of a day on II t.
under in the fall for humus Hastings farm, 22 mil s South
and fertilizer, and Ihe author- of Atlanta, and lie had ..houl
itics say a good growth of 55 or Id acres in Mini-.- I,en,.
the si heuns turned under in Mr. Hastings, mi Ins cat il -cue.
the fall is equal lo lidd pounds advertises lliev* at fifty cents
ol nitrate
addition
Touchsto
between
111 holla per Ill-re. ill
lo the ton acres. Mi-
le plants the beans
iis corn hills, lie is
per pound, four |MH in
*1.75, which In- says wilt
one . cis*. hut in- lin- t-
pm-riiuscr In lour |m
to plant .‘MSt acres
next
i to«Mtc<l olir IhixIk‘1 t<
h- (Il-
vtMir *
mil turn them unit
i-r to
1 t*r «l.i\ in MissisNi|),.i
l.-ill
up Ids soil. Last
yr»»r
! |jiKtiiMht >oi n
iad
Ur tui
mishctl a neighbor
<>l)r
iinv O'.iiit•
i t try
Miuxhf
ol D-r- Ik-Tamt, am
ft Ills
itiwtii- 1 viM u*| hint n is*
i-jr planted them
Ik*
j.tt ro*;*. ! hrtvo i!mi i
ought
ttvren
Ids iiicn bills, the
Uvcr*! tui.V»* nl ’h. »
.i into
in tom tool rows.
and
nml O- l oo- i in Imm.
vv tq, fi
ataw.ife'ussua
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Hill, Tom W. Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, April 3, 1925, newspaper, April 3, 1925; Emory, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth845540/m1/1/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Advertising%22: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rains County Library.