The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 125, Ed. 1 Monday, April 3, 1916 Page: 1 of 4
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The marcban t. who doeen’t believe
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aSBleet multiplied thousands of auc-
ceoeful bueineae men th# world over.
goods with distinctive style merit found only in
cities and at the best stores
<IEFI<EI<N AND DIRK('TORMt
M. Thompson, preaident; D. P. Moore, vic© preaident; J. C. Lewie,
cashier, 8 .1. Thompson, aaaistant cashier;
N. M. Vogelsang, A. H. Wadsworth
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: FIRE LIFE
Washington, D. <’., April 2.—That it
pays to "also good slock is illustrated
by the experience of two Utah ranch-
men who sent their steers to the same
market on the same day. Both ran
their stock on National forest range
under grazing permits, both used the
same amount of range per head of
stock, and both paid the same grazing
One gave close attention to the
and
The
BRING BEST Pfc R
Difference of WO Per Bead Nhogu
in Two Consiffnments
ir garden,
I surprise
Free book*
ge." Bay
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As Made to the I
A.». .. *»* wpf
On last Saturday afternoon at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Jeaan Mat-
, ihews, nt Ulen Flora, a number of
Wharton ladies were entertained at
bridge tn compliment to .Mrs, W. L.
P»nny of I Milas the t harming da ugh,
ter of Mr and Mr*. Matthews, who
is home tor a few week*' visit. Threw
tables were arranged to arcommw-
datr those entering the contest, and
the final score rrsnlted in Mrs, Mith-
*r H .HMMWh rapturing the first
prize, a hand** rta'heled yoke, and
Mrs, Robert Vineyard was comforted
for low score with a dainty batpin
holder containing two pretty hatpine.
During the social period which fol-
lowed the game, the hosteea pakaed a
menu of salads, accompanied by other
drUraelet In season, concluding with
strawberries and whipped cream and
angel food cake Those enjoying this
pleasure were Meadames W W. Arm-
strong, John A. Barclay. Robert Vino-
yard. L. H Hancock and fl P. Hood-
rich: MtaMM Ida. UhriMlne and Sophia
Hamilton, Frankie May. Eloise Lane,
Hallie and Margaret Rust — Wharton
Advefttaor,
while in the steady breeze of YOUR PROSPERITY, l»
very pleasant; but what about the uncertain current—
ADVERSITY?
With several hundred makes of automobiles
in America, the Fcrd facloty turns cut more
than one-half of the entire finnhed product.
Because the woilh of Ford cars as depend-
able, money-saving utilities has been de men-
strrled leyord all question, the detrard is
constantly increasing. Order yours NOW.
Runabout $390; Touring Car $440;Coupe-
let $590; Town Cat $640; Sedan $740.
All prices f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at
I BAY CITY AUTO SALES CO
All Kinds of
INSUB ANCE
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
ROWLAND RUGELEY
II.
I»mI to
I pay lag
Bay City Insurance Agency
agency established It**
Insurance of all Kinds
rm this forest ’hr owner raised and
»hil*l»*d NSd lam>»* which averaged kt
pnnnda per brad after t»*tng driven
45 mile' to th* ahipping iwdht
WEST TEXAS SOAKEDl"® «® CATTLE
West Texas, and particularly that
section drained by the upper reaches
of the Colorado River and its trib-
utaries, the North and South Conchos,
was literally soaked l-Tidav and Bat-
urday. As a consequence Austin re-
ported the river rising fast at that
j place yesterday.
These rains will pul the river in a
much better condition for pumping
i plants as it was very low .
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The Dal
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liain at lii'tin.
Austin, Texas. April 2 The
rado River is reported rising rapidly
at Austin after 2.0H inches <»f rain
1 was recorded. The Trinity is also
rising at Dallas but the rainfall was
not so heavy In the watersheds of this
, stream.
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lastiti Drought I* Broken
Austin, Texas. April 2.—Rainfall
estimated at twn inches early thia
morning broke a drought which had
‘prevailed in this eection since the
!first part of December. The long con-
tinued dry spell had reached a criti-
cal stage and all crops were suffer-
severe in South
flooded and
four
rain
Ing, Todays' rain extended through-
out Travis County and as a result the
corn crop particularly has been great-
ly benefited.
The storm
Austin,
creeks lor the first time in
months are running As the
came from the southeast the Colorado
River at Austin was not affected by
todays' rain and no rise is expected.
The river is at the lowest stage re-
corded in many years
’, a complete line of Shoes and Slippers for everyone
^Gents' and Boys' Clothing just received. When you want the best and latest call on
Set ere Drought I* Ended.
Coleman. Texas. April 2.- A
rain has fallen throughout this cous-
try, which breaks a severe winter
drought. Various points in the euuti-
' ty heard from report from one to one
aud one-half Inches of rain und still
raining
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The Tribune and Texas Farm and
Fireside both one year for |2.®0. If
yon are in arrears for The Tribune
the payment you make will count Just
•« If you were a new subscriber. Tell
your neighbors. The Farm and Fire-
side will appear April let. Subscribe
now and get the first lasne. The
Farm and Fireside alone is worth 1
more than the amount charged for
both
Colorado Rising Fast at Austin—Ballinger Re-
ports Nearly 3 Inches; Marble 1
Falls Over 3 Inches.
Loans aud DiscOuU^i* - JjH
Bills of Kxchangom^ ■
United Status Bonds U*
Stock in Federal Reser\
Banking House, Furnitut
Other Real Estate .’
’ Per Cent Redemption Fund
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60 000 00— 100 000 00 V 1
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24 600 00 III
27 770 11 III
224 460 50 I
small fenced iwatures
tug time which, forest
has pnuticallv demonstrated the val-
ue of this method in in< leasing the
numtwr of lamt'K saved. Although
the ranges on mnet of the forest® are
io lie ptHctl< ally stiM-ked to the limit,
the experts beli.-ve it is ponsible to
increase the output of the ranges sub-
stantially through improved methods
of utilization
One of the most promising of th* »•
niethods I# t<» increase the avsiage
woights of the animals turned off by
improving the grade of stock on the
raiiges. The thoroughbred eats no
more grass than the scrub, weighs
more |MHind* when fat. and sells for
a higher price, without putting anv
additional burden on the range its* if
I That livestock leave* the National
I forest range In excellent condition is
I indicated by several Instances re—
j ported by forest officers during the
season of 1PI8. Hheep men using the
I Hayden National forest range In Col-
i orado agreed at a recent meeting that
I their UH5 lambs averaged fully ten
! pounds p» r head aiiove the average
of ten rears ago, which they attrib-
j uted entirely to the I’oaalta of rang”
1 conservation.
Of two large shipments of lambs
, from lite Wvomlng National forest.
<>n«' averaged m« and the other M
tH>und» per head on the acab * »•
Omaha The average weight of 6H.OOO
' head of April and Mar lamb* from
i the .Madison forest In Montana, after
i t»eing shrunk for twelve hour*, was
j Tf, ? pounds each An «ven more
, surprising result is reported from the
• Ilea versead forest, also In Montana
band of '«►» e«ea grazed
fee.
selection of his breeding cows
used only high grade bulls,
other made no effort to improve his
herd Tin owner of the high grade
stock received |P» per head more for
his steers than the owner of the com-
mon stock.
tin some of tlio National forest
ranges the stock men club together,
it is riported and bm high grade
bulls which are owned its community
property. Sime the administration
til' the ior< st is in the hands of the
department of agriculture, naturally
there is a desire to encourage the
use of gisid breeding stock and to
eliminate the scrubs, in general, the
effort is to main' the ranges as bene-
ficial to the country as possible This
is done partly by making expert
ments and studies to find <uit to what
extent new methods will pa>
xiAiiiftl*- is a series of expert ,
menta covering the use of sheds ami'
during lamb
officers say,
WeM Texas Soaked.
San Angelo. Texas. April 2. All
this part of West Texas is thorough-
ly soaked with good rains that have
been falling for the past thirty-six
hours. The rain means millions to
this see tint!
Was a
the school trust* • eh^'tion
the Bay City Independent Schiml Dis-
trict. held Saturday, the following
threi* out of seven candidates were
elected: W. D Wilson Bon. H
Rrnith and Joe Mangum.
flee us for TtMWs seed corn raised
at Iago, Buckner's ITalrir, and tn
Colorado County. UTulle Mercantile
Company. Feed Department. 23-tfdw
was
streets being
lor the first time
are running As
Open an account at
Washington. D. c , \pril 1. Nor-
mal temperatures will prevail
through Um Southern Stales during
the coming week. a< cording to th*'
weekly forecast, of the weath< r bu-
reau. issued today. There will lie
rains at the beginning of the week
over much of the country • ast of the
Mississippi attending the eastward
movement of a disturbance that now
covers the lake region and th*’ Mis
aissippi Valle* and the Southwest.
Knother disturbance is formiitK
<’*> i llu W • i' i n Plat* fl Jul II will
move slowly eastward rriiching
Eastern States about ITiuraday
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 125, Ed. 1 Monday, April 3, 1916, newspaper, April 3, 1916; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1292556/m1/1/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.