The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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Mr. Roppart, Entomologist or
the Extension Service of A. A Mj
Collette, advises Dial the condt
turns tins -fall are ideal for the
destruction of the boll weevils
that wiil otherwise tto into win-
ter quarters, anq from wTTich
ureal numbers will develop next
apring to attack the 11123 cotton
Kill the *23 Weevil in *22 Married
Mr. W. P. Bolen of Ryan and
Mrs. Price of Paris, Texas, were
united in marriage Sunday
niuhtat the Baptist parsnnatte
here, Rev. A. B. Campbell, offici-
al! nit.
Mr. Bolojn is one of the respect-
ed citizens of Ryan. He is a trusted
employee of the Ryan Cotton Oil
crop. Since the cotton boll wee- Mill, where he has served as
vil feeds only upon cotton and a watchman for some time. He is
few other closely related plants one of our best citizens. Honest
and since lie can live only a few
days without food except during
hibernation it follows that if the
food and breeding place is re-
moved well before the frost this
fall, most of this year’s crop of
weevils will starve before they
go into winter quarters. The
cotton in many sections lias al
ready been picked, and in most
and as tine a gentleman as one
would wish to know.
Mrs. Bolen comes here from
Paris, Texas, and is not very
well acquainted here. The few
who know her have none but the
very highest of praise for her
We are glad to know she has come
to Ryan to make her home.
A host of friends extend to
other section picking will soon he J Mr. and Mrs. Bolin best wishes
completed. It is advised, then, for a long and happy married
that the cotton growth be dead life together. They are now at
troyed by October 1st, if possid home to their friends at their
A Bargain in Newspaper*
ble, by plowing out with a plow
set shallow, or by some other
equally effective means. Do not
burn the crop refuse. It is
enougli to kill the plant complete
ly. Clipping or running a stalk
Cutter over the rows will not ac-
complish the purpose, as new
growth will immediately spring
from the roots that will make
idea! lat.e food for the weevils
and thus keep them alive until
they ciiij get into winter quar-
ters. Kill the plant early and
keep it killed. The best, results
will follow where cooperation is
residence in the southwest part
of town. — Ryan leader.
From the Detroit Herald.
A number of our reader* are
taking advantage of our clubbing
rates with the Dallas News and
The Times—both pa|>ers a year
for $2.25. The Dallas News Is
issued twice a week and contains
the cream of the daily editions,
along with twoolher pages whose
matter is largely written by
farmers discussing farm pro-
blems, while The Times gives
the community news of southeast
Lamar and southwest Red River
Counties. It is a hard combiu,
ation to heat at the price.
Democratic Nominee*
Portfolio Club Meets
Thirteen active members ol
the Portfolio Club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
W. L. itanghn Assembly Day
was pleasantly passed in perfect
ing business plans for the com-
ing season. Mrs. W. P. Evans,
an associate member, was »he
guest of the club. After the dis-
tribution of the new year books,
the club adjourned to meet Octo-
ber sixth, with Mrs. Karl V.
Kimball. The hostess served de
Miss Ruth Cuest has decided ■ licious cream and cake.
not to return to Kidd-Key Col-
lege this y«ar but will teach
piano at Pulbright.
Mrs. Eula Bell accompanied
her cousin, Miss Be rla Scuff, ol
Pulbright, to Denton Wednesday
to enter the young lady as a stu-
dent i i the State College of I ti-
ll ustrial Arts.
Reporter.
practiced and where “everybody j Main I lomlinsoi. of
is doing ii ” ' |Hulbright, went to Denton Mon-
Dear Friends
4
Before The T:mes goes to
press again, all accounts are due.
Some have already called and
settled their accounts, for
which I thank them very much.
I have stretched my credit to
the limit to accommodate you
and will expect an early settle
ment by October 1. Your action
at this time is going to be a big
factor in my ability to take care
of you another year.
Yours truly,
J. Vi1. Spears.
day to attend the College of I v
dustrial Arts. Mrs. Tomlinson
also went and she and her daugh-
ter will do ligtit housekeeping
during the term.
Money in Bunches
Farm loans, 0 per cent. Splen-
did options. Pierce & Hathaway,
Telephone 2t>5, First Nat’l. Bank
Bldg., Paris, Texas.
We have an ample supply of
cheap money. Notes payable in
our office. No one to consult, but
us. It will pay you to see us.
D. II. Scott & Son, Paris,- Texas.
Notice.
Will be in Deport on or about
the :10th of September with a car
of tiie best mules ever shipped
to Texas. Caston Muons.
Will Furgerson who is work-
ing at. Paris, spent the week-end
with his family lit this place.
For Congress, First Dictrlct
Kpornk Hi-agk of Clarksville
Lamar County
For District Clerk:
Edwin Mookk
For County Attorney:
John Sturqkon
For County Okrk:
Blank Folsom
For Sheriff:
John Buown
For Tax Assessor:
ItOiSOOK W. (iUPBBS
For lax Collector:
Hanky R. Gkkon
For County Superintendent:
Miss Mysib Robinson
For Commissioner Precinct'll:
Gbokob Terky
For Constable, Precinct 7:
Norman Whitsell
For Justice, Precinct 7:
L. B. Phillips
For Weigher Precinct 7:
Fkux J. Stalls
For Weigher at Pattonville:
Charlie L. Pomroy
Red River County
For Constable Precinct 8:
A. F. ROBKUTS
For Weigher at Bogata:
Ok LA II. G KOGAN
One Million Dollars
We have one million dollats for
farm loans. Cheap rates and
.splendid options. Come : d see
us. D. H. Scott & son,
Paris, Texas.
Times and l)rlias News $2.25.
Invitation*, Cards, Etc.
The Times has made arrange-
ments with one of the finest en-
graving houses in the country to
handle its line of wedding invita-
tions and announcements, visit-
mg and business cards and per-
sonal Christmas cards. Samples
which are on display are the fin-
est we have ever se^n, and prices
are very reasonable when the
quality of the work is consider-
••<1. We will be pleased to show
hem and quote prices to anyone
interested. Orders for wedding
nvitati.Vn are tieated with strict
confidence.
We have received several large
credits and can offer you some
splendid terms on farm loans.
It will pay you to see us. Let, us
renew your notes. 1). lj Scott
A Son, Paris, Texas.
A big list, of Franklin County
cotton was on the I)ei»ort market
Tuesday. This is good cotton,
raised on the black lands/of Sul
phur bottom, and the growers
receive a good price for/hauling
it to the Deport market;
Mrs. Frank Element! of Ft.-
Smith, Ark., who has been visit,
ing her sister, Mrs. L. F.
Early, for some time, returned
to her home last week. She
was accompanied by Miss Lucile
Earley, who w ill make an extend-
ed visit.
*.
Auto thieves are becoming
very bold. Last week they took
a car belonging to Sheriff Brown
from in front of the court house
at Paris. It was later found in
a ditch near Bagwell. A dav or
two later Sheriff Elder of Clarks-
ville had his car stolen.
The sum of $25 was realized
by the Warren Teague Post of
the American Legion from the
recital given at the school audi-
torium Friday evening. Mrs.
Bertha Teague and Mrs. Gladys
de Hinchley delighted those
present with their readings.
R. J. Elder of Clarksville, was
in Deport Thursday of last week
to help his son. Dr. A. G. Elder,
celebrate his birthday. He pick-
ed up a copy of the local paper
while here, and complimented it
so highly that the Doctor orders
us to send it, to him for a year.
We Have Plenty of Money to
Loan On Real Estate
FOR
Fire and Tornado Insurance
SEE
J. H. MOORE,
Insurance Agent, - DEPORT, TEXAS
7%
Prompt and Satisfactory Service
C. F. House & Co.
Paris,
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
Texas
Football Supplies
Every bit of equipment that is used on the Football
Field can be found at our store.
HEADGEAR, FOOTBALLS,
Shin Guards, Shoulder Pads Trousers
A Complete Stock Awaits You
Also all other Sporting Goods for the fall and
winter season.
Let U£ Figure With You
We can make you prices that will interest you.
Johnson-Billingley Co.
PARIS,
TEXAS
RED RIVER COUNTY
CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS
Sept. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
BE AN EXHIBITOR AND A VISITOR
$250 in Cash for Best Community Agricultural Exhibits
1st. Prize $125, 2nd. $75, 3rd. $50
A $72.50 New Famous Darling Range
for the best individual farm exhibit this year
A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
for the individual farm exhibit taking 2nd prize this year.
NOT AN IDLE MOMENT
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
COME EARLY AND STAY LATE
BAND CONCERTS DAILY
One of the best hand* in Texas, with twenty men, will furnish
music each afternoon and night.
BIG FREE PAVILION
The only Fair in Texas with a big free pavilion, with plenty of
seats, where you and your family can enjoy the Band Concerts at
say time. _
Foot Ball Games and Base Ball Games
KNOW RED RIVER COUNTY
Several big exhibits of agricultural products will be entered by
various communities of Red River Connty See that your commun-
ity is represented and that the people of your community view the
splendid exhibits from other communities.
FREE TUBE OFFER
For the Next Few Days We Will Give
FREE OF CHARGE
a Pennsylvania Ton Tested
TUBE
of corresponding size and type with each
Vacuum Cup Casing sold.
This offer coming at this season of the
year is nothing less than Startling and
we know you will appreciate this oper-
tunity to save from $2.00 to $3.50 on
one of the best casings on the market.
30 x 3 1-2 Casing $11.50
Tube $2.00—FREE
Other Sizes in Proportion
Bay Yours Now While Our Stock is Complete
HUTCHINGS-HAYES
Dependable Hardware
Mr. Farmer!
We Want to Gin Ydiir
COTTON
Ours is a new plant, and the very Best
and Most Improved Machinery that
money can buy. Especially is this true
of our modern cleaning devices, which
insure the Finest S lplcs that can be
obtained. Our cm| yecs are men with
many years experience, and good turn-
outs arc assured.
"a
Mr. Ed Campbell, a man of many years
ex. criencc, is in charge of the gin stands.
Our Gin is an independent one; our
stockholders the farmers of this com-
munity, and all we ask is a trial.
We Will Please You
Farmers Gin Co.
N. D. HAMMOND, Manager
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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1922, newspaper, September 29, 1922; Deport, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth911179/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.