The Bogata Tribune (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1960 Page: 4 of 4
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THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1960
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NEW EGGHEAD
These are astonishing times
"hen it seems anything can
happen. Few events of recent
weeks have been more aston-
ishing - or more welcome -
tnan the announcement trom
Nixon headquarters, last week,
mat Mr. Nixon is, after all, an
"egghead.” The era of anti-in-
tellectualism which began with
GOP ascendancy in the politi-
cal realm - and ol which Mr.
.Nixon has been a foremost
; mbol - has been anything but
an amusing bit ol national
.r,sanity. The Eisenhower Ad-
ministration started out on a
note of such militant anti-intel-
lectuallsm that even the na-
tion’s scientists were made
•inspect. Members ol this nor-
mally unpolitical breed who had
been serving in the Government
became instant targets of the
(hive to iid the Government of
ali wrong-thinking, or thinking,
.ndividuals. It took the shock of
sputnik I to undermine “hole-
in-the-headism” as official uoc
trine, to 'start the Government
wooing the scientists back and
making cautious statemants in
mvor ol education in general.
Let us hope that Mr. Nixon’s
renunciation of the faith has
now rung down the final cur-
tain on a terrifying and dan-
gerous era. *
THE 1960 CENSUS prelimi-
nary * figures * reveal a picture
which is not all bright. While
Texas, and the Nation, has had
4-H cun NEWS A*J3
Ccnnty Agent's Notes
By Paul D. Herschler
GIFTS FOR SHOWERS
FOR WEDDING OR BABY SHOWERS
AND OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS t
We have attractive gifts for newlyweds; eute
baby items of all kinds — or gifts for most
any occasion — including Father’s Day.
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
Bogata Variety
LAMAR CREAMERY
MILK
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FAMOUS BRANDS AT OUR
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FAMOUS PRICES
FRESH CANTALOUPES, lb.
•10c
OLEO
2 for .29c
SMALL MILK
5 for 35c
KLEENEX, 200 count
.15c
NORTHERN TISSUE
3 for .26c
PINTO BEANS, 15 ounce can
.8c
KIMBELL BISCUITS, limit 5 5c
WE GIVE DOUBLE S and H GREEN STAMPS
EVERY WEDNESDAY ON EACH PURCHASE
OF $2.50 OR MORE
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a tremendous increase In popu-
lation, the 11 counties in the
Fttret (Congresstonal District -
the Heart of the Gulf South-
west *- lost population. We now
have 32, 251 fewer people than
10 years ago. This is a direct
result tf the decline In farm-
ing and farm prosperity. People
have been moving from the
farms and small towns to the
cities. Of the 11 counties in
this area, only Morris County-
showed a gain, which is attri-
buted to increased industrial
activities. We must speed up
cur industrial and cocmmercial
growth, to provide opportuni-
ties for our children, and not be
content to continue losing pop-
ulation.
MONETARY INFLATION
Business reports are generally
less than , rosy. Last week the
“Wail Street Journal” carried
an account of a new report
trorr the puehasirig agents cl
major companies, saying that
production ana new orders had
declined and the business out-
look is more “bearish” than a'
any lime since the spring of
1958. The same issue announced
Tipw price boosts by the major
011 companies, cotton prim cloth
manufacturers - both suffering
from foreign competition - and
producers of ammonia and nit-
rogen. The Administration and
the Federal Reserve are still
operating on the theory that
price increases are caused by
too much money and too much
prosperity. Thus money is still
being kept tight . and interest
rates very high, though the
Federal Reserve'is easing mon-
ey and interest rates somewhat-
... U. S. FIRMS ABROAD ...
According to a report from
Switzerland, more than 100 U.
S. corporations have set up
overseas headquarters in that
country in. the past 18 months,
raising the total to about 300-
Such firms as Chrysler, Dupont
Westinghouse, Union Carbide,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass are re-
ported to have located there.
Main reason: low taxes. U. S.
tax laws permit American firms
to postpone taxes on their for-
eign earnings unless and until
Uie funds are brought into
this country. If and when U.
S. taxes are paid, furthermore,
they may be reduced by the
amount of taxes which have
been paid to a foreign govern-
ment. Swiss taxes are said to
amount to less than 10 percent,
as compared to a maximum 52
percent in the U. S.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Memorial day visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tyer were Dr.
and Mrs. Jack Roges of Odessa,
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tyer of
Clarksville, Mrs. Docia Denni-
son, Mrs. Nettie Maddox and
her brother cf Woodland, Tex.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bevlin and
daughter Pam of Mt. Vernon
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Drew Hancock Sunday after-
noon.
ATTEND SHOW
Guy Smelser, Mack Mitchell
and William Tulley of Rugby
attended a Cutting Horse con-
test at San Angelo Saturday.
Mr. Mitchell clashed two times-
as he won $93 00 placing 3rd in
Novice and 2nd in Novice No-
vice.
The favorable cotton growing
weather has made a big im
provement in our 'cotton
patches. Most farmers ,aro
catching up on their chopping
and weeding of cotton. Many
have sprayed for early insect
control. In my stops over the
county I found thrips doing
damage in varying degrees.
Found little fleahopper or ap-
hid damage. Also found some
early weevil. Controlling these
early insects is important to
the cotton crop. This late in
the season, the early-season
control should be applied using
.wo applications at 7-day inter-
vals; then apply poisons only as
needed .for late season insect
control.
Chiggers have been plentiful
in the yards this spring. Chlor-
oane is a recommended insec-
ticide for control of this rather
annoying insect. Use 2 lbs. of
5 percent dust per 1,000 square
feet of yard space or spray
using 3 quarts of diluted chlor-
dane spray per 1,000 square
feet- Dilute the chlordane spraj
•us directed on the container as
t< varies with different concen-
trations.
The Johntown community of-,
ficers, Mr. Sim Ed Dodd, past
president, Bill Bain, past vice
president, and Mrs. J. W. Low-
ry, past secretary, asked that I
remind all families of the nine
organized communities of Red
River County of the plicnic to
be held at Johntown. The John-
town community will be host to
the other communities at the
picnic and will furnish the pro-
gram and the cold drinks for
the picnic. I understand an en-
tertaining program has been
planned. So everyone plan on
nil evening of eats, fun and
fellowship. Bring a picnic sup-
per and your eating utensils,
plus the family, to Johntown
Friday night, June 10th at 7:30.
We are still receiving soil
samples to be sent in to the
soil lab at Texas A. and M-
lor analysis. We will be happy
to mail these for you if you
will get them to us. It is one
of the best dollar investments
>ou*can make- It Is a good time?
to take the samples as you will
get them back in time to deter-
mine your fertilizer needs for
this summer and fall. The cost
of analyzing a soil sample will
go up from $1.00 to $2.00 per
sample after September 1, 1960-
Sending in your soil sample
now will save you a dollar per
sample plus giving you a basis
tor ordering your fall lertiliz-
er. “Be Wise - Fertilize!”
BAND REHERSAL
The Bogata Band will hold
rehearsal Monday, June 13,
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.' at the
Band Hall. All members arc
asked to attend. The Band will
be preparing for the Rodeo
parade.
Ray Rodkejr'
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In Little League play last
Thursday the Green Sox of Bo-
gata defeated the Talco Yankees
2J-9. James Evans was the
starter for the Green Sox, and
got 1 strike out,-walked 4 and
allowed 3 hits. Roger Guess
went to the mound for 5 and
1-3 innings and allowed 3 hits,
10 walks, and J1 strike outs.
The game was played at
Talco.
Bobby Moore of Bogata had
5 hits in 5 Purns up. Others get-
ting extra base hits were:
John Roach, 1; Ron Huddleston,
1.
In the Tuesday game the
Cardinals washed the Green
Sox 11 to 0.
Bogata hurlers were Gary
Guess, 2 innings, 3 hits, 1 walk
and 2 strike outs; and James
Evans, 4 innings, 5 hits, 3
walks and 9 strike outs.
Card pitchers were McAfie, 3
inning* and Duncan 3 innings-
McAfie hit a two run homer
in the top hall of the 6th.
Green Sox players are:
Bobby Moore, ' John Lee
Roach, Jerry Harper, Roger
Guess, Herman Guess, Gary
Guess, James Evans, Phillip
Roach, Ronnie Huddleston,
Roger McKinney, George Mar-
shall, Jr., Stan Dickersn and
Edward Tillman.
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SALES AND SERVICE
When you *>uy FORD fanning esuipment
from Bogata Implement Company you are
buying the best farm equipment made.
And, you have the assurance that you will
have competent service men and adequate
facilities available for convenient use. This
can mean a lot during your busy days.
We’ll be glad to demonstrate Ford tractor
or implements for you and explain the ad
vantages only FORD offers you. Just call or
come by.
Bogata Implement Co.
JOHNNIE GILL MARION MITCHELL
Hear “Farm News” Monday thru Saturday
on KCAR - 1350-Kc on your radio dial
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
SPECIALS
FRYERS
.69c
MELLORINE, one halt gallon
.39c
White Swan Shortening, 3 pounds
Me
EGGS, 3 dozen
$100
Strawberry and Cherry
JELLO, 3 packages
.25c
COLD DRINKS, carton
•29c
Konnty Kist English Peas .13c
Wards Grocery A Feed
BOGATA, TEXAS
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Reavis, Jim. The Bogata Tribune (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1960, newspaper, June 9, 1960; Bogata, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth850835/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.