The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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THE EL CAMPO CITIZEN APRIL 15, 1921
F. W. PAUL
PLUMBER and TINNER
we have on Display a Complete Stock of
Stove Pipe, Galvanized and Black, Flues,
Stoves, Heaters, Stock Tubs and Tanks#
ElCampo, Texas
®ita consumption is 34 pounds,
and in Spain and Italy it is 104
and 105, respectively. In the
United States the per capita
consumption is 3 pounds. This
amount can easily be increased
when rice is plentiful 'and sell-
ing at a low price.
Some of the world's best rice
is grown in this country. Tex-
as is a large producer, and
Texas’ rice industry should be
encouraged. It is one of our
best crops, and the industry
is only in its infancy. There
are many acres of prairie lands
that can be converted into fer-
tile rice fields.
Do you know that lice is one
of of the most easily digested
of all foods? And that it is
one of the Cheapest of foods
because it contains scarcely
any waste matter and very lit-
tle water?
We do not consume enough
duct of our
To seal in the
delicious Burley
tobaoco flavor.
A FIRE INSURANCE POLICY
* t V*-?: _ ; if* 1rtST ** > r&'APfl
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Will not prevent the burning, but it WILL p
vent the years of sacrifice by supplying t
means for rebuilding at once
See me about your insurance.'
C.F.HUVAR
2nd Floor First National Bank Build
Come in and let us get acquainted
& CO
Building.
Syracuse, N. Y., Apr. 11.—
About 600 farmer dairymen of
Onondago county, N. Y. which
has a population of 200,000,
own a $450,000 milk plant
and have found a profiatble
and more satisfactory system
of marketing their products
cooperatively. Co-operative ac-
tion has been discussed here
several years but only recently
was a move actually started.
The first meeting was called
at t heFarm Bureau office in
the court house and the atten-
dance grew at succeeding
meetings until there were .550
members in the first associaiton
and the idea became bigger
than it was at first conceived.
The Onondaga County Coop-
erative Creamery Association,
Inc., was formed ta a non-
profit, non-stock corporation
with each member having one
vote. The members paid $800
to join and were given a'certi-
ficate of indebtedness in return
This certficate can be sold but
the vote does not go with it.
The dairymen loses his vote
when he goes ou tef the dairy
business. Each member is
paid a certain mihlmum at the
end of each month and the pro-
fits are prorated on the pat-
ronage dividend basis at the
end of the fiscal year. The
milk peddlers and others in-
terested in the milk supply
have become pleased with the
way the farmers have found
out of marketing difficulties,
and leaders in the organization
say that It s building up a bet-
ter trade and handing a super-
ior product.
A DIME A DAY
dime a day is not much money, is it? You throw
r more than ten cents a day and think nothing
t it, don't yon? Certainly, most people do.
\t if your mother and father had started saving
ents a day when you were bom, at the end of
rear you would have had $37.22, and when you
three years old you would have had $116.19,
it five yean old $201.49, and at ten years old
would have had $445.04.
of this great p
Styte. More rice could be ad-
ded to our diet, with the good
result of cheapening it in most
cases.' Rice is especially use-
Paul, Moutray & Mayfiel
Dealers
El Campo, Texas
until account with the
r STATE ' RANK
fcNTY FUND BANK. B
-annually on time deposits
P. C. OWEN
Real Estate Broker
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Raw Lands a specialty
Office: Second Floor First National Bank Bldg.
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El Campo, Texas
Wheeler Undei
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Licensed Embalmer end
Complete Funeral I
Day Phone 104
cereal for breakfast.
Tuesday—-Rice bread or muf
fins.,
Wednesday—Rice with tom-
atoes or cheese as a main dish
for lunch or supper,
uThursday—Rice pudding as
desert with raisins, chocolate
away your old tires. Let us repair
All kinds of Tire and Tube work
iJv
,ty done*
I have taken the Agency for the Lockhart
See me for Design and Prices at i
,, El Campo
DON'T CALL HIM OLD MAN
--
He may wear a last year's
hat; his vest may hang a little
loose and his pants may bag
at the fcneefc; his face may
show the signs of a second
day’s growth and the tin din-
ner bucket he carries may be
full of dents; butdon’t call
him “the old man.** He’s your
father. For years and years
he has been rustling around to
Never
or some other flavoring.
Friday—Rice for dinner
with meat, fish, or eggs, and
one vegetable.
Saturday—Rice in meat pie,
meat and vegetable stew, or
meat loaf. . ,
v Sunday—Rice griddle cake
for breakfast.
Use rice also in thickening
pou]^, in sauces, in milk and
custard puddings, in vegetab-
le salads, in combination dish-
UKPO VULCANIZING COMPANY
John Engholm, Jr., Proprietor.
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209. Res. Phone 110
Levi Paul
Real Estate Broker
El Campo, Texas
get things together,
once has he failed to do the
right thing by you. He thinks
you the greatest boy on earth,
even though you plaster your
hair back, wear smart clothes
and fail to bring home a cent.
He is the man who won the
life partnership of the great-
est woman on earth—your mo-
ther. . Happy will you be in-
deed if . memory recalls no
word, bringing untold sorrow
to your heart after his hands
are folded in his last long
sleep.—San Francisco Daily
News.
Cook rice in a large amount
of liquid- It increases to four
times its original bulk when
enough liquid is added.
Skim milk and vegetable
stock are excellent for use in
cooking rice. Consult any
standard cook book for a num-
ber of excellent receipes.
E. W. Cole,
Director Bureau of Markets
Tex^s Department of Agricul-
ture.1. ' ■
FARM LOANS
me secure a farm loan for you at 8 per
: ' •
cent, interest.
UNITED
HOME BUILDERS
OF AMERICA
A. H. DAY
Old State Bank Building
A National Loan, Protective and Investment Society
Operating under a Declaration of Trust and Agreement
and Under Department of tInsuranee and Banking of
the State of Texas. < 4
am»* 'it
A TONIC
Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality hy Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect, see how
it brings color to the cheeks and how
It improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value..
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
Iron end Quinine su- jh nded in syrup. So
pieusant even c hildren line it. The blood
needs QUJN1NF. to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich it. Destroys Mahtrial germ* and hotels 1
Grip germs by us Strengthening, in vigor- sickening
sting Effect 60c. bottles so
Dodson
s Liver Tone
I am prepared to furnish you wifh the best
that can be had in the fresh meat line.
Will also carry a nice line of cured meats,
and will appreciate a share of your patronage.
OSCAR MILBY
Phone 23 South Side Market
Instead of Calomel
HOME OFFICE^
911 Main Street, DALLAS, TEXAS
City Hall
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Ballew, W. L. The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1921, newspaper, April 15, 1921; El Campo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1009693/m1/3/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Wharton County Library.