The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 25, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 6, 1923 Page: 4 of 4
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Just irrikd
i'alibage ami onion plants
oniv Grocery Store.
strawberry plants.
kind yet
Flre-
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On the otli-
dividends.
Furnished
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NOltE TAXES
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PLANTS
The biggest affair of
given in liny
meni
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MTOP TH AT ITCHING.
Cue Blue Star Remedy for ecaema.
Itch. tetter or cracked hand*, ring-
worm. chapped rand* and face, aci'p
dl*ea*e*. old *orn*. and sore* on chll-
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a
mill
survey; thence N.
to a piece of Iron axle
line of league No. 46
corner; theme 8- 45
along aaid league line
•e of iron axle for the
Nursery
i. | have
roses
(Galveston News)
The attempt to distingulsli between
i arned income and unearned income
Is made in the bill which outlines
Representative rtryunt's idea of what
sort of income tax law the state of
Texas .should enact. The distinction
is one which has pained considerable
currency among public men of a cer-
tain school, and one which is con-
curred in, no doubt, hy many people
who have never taken the trouble to
examine It. According to the bill as
I'.troducid hy Representative Bryan,
wage- salaries and lees for personal
servlet >. make up what may be clas-
sified ns Pained Income,
er hand, rents, interest.
| have accepted the agency
Waxahachie Nursery <'». of Waxa-
hachie, Texas. I have n nice line of
plums, figs, roses mid iirnameiitiil
slirulis that me adapted to Ihls <<
tlon of the state
till March 1.
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w<‘ haw a line of the rvithm’ run of Val-
entines, hut there is nothing better anti more
appreciated than a gift of a nice piece of
"(HETS THAT LAST" jewelry to your Val-
entine, a gift that will endure and lx* a con-
stant remindr r of the giver. Let us assist you
in making your selection.
th
in Bay City will be tin
masquerade ball at
Feb. it.
general interest is always felt
when tlie Hie boy* attempt to raise
funds, so the committee feels sure
this occasion will lie no exception and
me preparing to take care of a huge
crow <1
An air of mystery always surrounds
a miisi|iierade dance mid the eos-
tiiines this year will be from the sub-
lime to the ridiculous. Don't miss it
Feb. It
Econ-
Order* taken for
T A WALKER
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The State of Texas,
County of Matagorda
By virtue of an Order of Safe ia-
i sued out of the Honorable District
i Court of Matagorda County on the
' 31»t day of January, lltIH, by the clerk
thereof, In the case of Cltixen* Loan
Company ,a corporation. verwuH Win
Norman, No 42M, and to me, a* »hcr-
Iff, directed and delivered. I will pm
I <eed to sell within the hour* pre-
; scribed by law for sheriff's sale#, on
Tuesday. the fith day of March, A. D.
1923, at the court house door 4n Mate-
followliig described
Korda County the
| property, to-wit:
An undivided six mid two-fifths
< ♦; 2-5) acre* of land out of and a
I part of the following described tract
I of land. to wit: Beginning at a llve-
onk stake about 2W> yards north of
the r>|,| Stewart field, the said stake
being the went corner of the Geo Ed-
i wards 12 1-5 acre
| 45 E 144 vra.
the upper
the north
.’98 1-2 vra.
i to another pie
f w<st corner; thence S. 15 E. 241 vr*.
; to another piece of Iron axle for
; south corner, thence N. 45 E 151 1-2
vrs to the place of beginning; and
being the Interest conveyed by Aun'e
Peters to Win. Norman by deed of
i record In Vol 38, page 34, of the Deed
i Records of Matagorda County. Texas,
i to which reference is here made;
levied on as the property of Wm.
Norman to sutisty a judgment
amounting to $159.92 in favor of Citi-
zens Ijoan Company, a corporation,
witIi interest thereon from Hie 31st
day of imiuary, 1916, m B* per cent
per annum, mid costs of suit
Given under my hand, tills 5th day
of February, 1923
Frank Carr, Sheriff,
Matagorda County, Texas
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dren. also for feet trouble*, I
anteed bv Matagorda Pharmacy
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SIMON BROS.
7/>e Home ofHert, Scheffnerl Merx
Dresses, Coatsuits and
Capes
Most Fashionable Models
All the Wanted Materials
At Exceptional Prices
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STUDY 5SUPER,0P
0 l©STOCK£POULTRY FEEDsl\
ing but
Thorobred
Chickens
Feeding
and Cows.
E. E. WOOD
They Cost
AND
Sole Distributor for
More to
no
Matagorda County
Bay City, Tex.
Phone 433
BREEDING
FEED.
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THEY
greater part of the running expense of your home with
l’<ew good chickens
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LET US TELL YOU OE THE
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WONDERFUL
RESULTS
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TAINED BY FEEDING "SUPE-
RIOR MASH
AND "SCRATCH
horses!
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FEEDS.
IVlilll) lOlt SALE
NOTICE TO BANKERS!
8159.8
Phone 38 .
week campaign, to stig-
Cotton
SEED
planting.
3-Bashel
SEED.
Pl Bl.lt N VI ES.
s. gov-
bay CITY, TEXAS
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Believing that the year 1923 holds the
promise of a bountiful cotton production in
Matagorda County, coupled with the fact
that the price of cotton will be highly remun-
erative, avv urge the use of pure seed for
Dont
Sturge
T&ur
We have 2,500 bushels of these seed on
hand and to arrive, and cannot obtain any
more, so would advise the placing of your
orders now if you wish some of these seed.
Pedigreed MEBANE
Bags, $2.50 per BifsHel,
Pedigred ACALA SEED, 2-Bushe! Bags,
$2.50 per Bushel.
J. AV. SYLVESTER.
He sold
NOTH E TO I OMR M TORS.
The Commissioners' Court of Matu-
will on Friday,
TOM PADIA.
ma r
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ftuaranirt
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Tribune Want Ad* bring buainen*.
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7*
The Superior Qifflwtee
Earth
I cubic yards*.
Furnishing and placing shell, 9420.3
form of proHcription on in
designated as
itally. therefore, establishing a tax-1
ation differential which work in him- .Auditor, Matagorda County, Texan.
l-8d
ryzon
BAKING POWDER
you us e
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James W. Rugeley Co.
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It is a peculiar proposal, ho imme-
diately alter the wnging of our ener-' cubic yard*,
getic thrift week campaign, to stig-
matize amt penalize the practice of j
thrift by taking from it a goodly por-1
lion of it* fruitH. For rent, interest .
mid protilH are, after nil. but the,
Tj/OHf/Vg
We have purchaaetl 122,OtN) pair U.
8. Army Munaon last shoe*, sixes 5Ht I
to 12, which was the entire nurplu.s
stock of one of lite largest I 8. G*»v-[
, ernmeut shoe contractor*.
This slice is guaranteed one hun-
dred per vent solid leather, yolor dark j
tan. bellows tongue, dirt ami water-
proof. The actual value of this shoe .
i* IB.ao Owing to this tremendous'
buy, we can offer same to the public j
gt |2.95.
Send correct size. Pay postman on ,
delivery or send money order. If
shoes are not as represented we will
cheerfully refund your money prompt-!
I iy upon request.
Mr. Sylvester purchased 1,000 baby chicks from the BRYAN HATCHERY, raising approximately 800.
from this 800 about loo cockerels that he did not need, getting for tlvm almost enough to pay for the original cost
of th“ thousand.
THE FARMER ('AN HAVE NO BETTER INSURANCE THAN TWO ACRES OF GOOD CHK KENTS
WILL BE YOUR SAFETY VALVE IN EVENT OF A CROP FAILURE
? Every backyard can !*• made to pav a
fed on SUPERIOR FEEDS.
I’he letter below i< the most convincing evidence that more money can be made out of chickens on less acreage
than any other business conducted in Texas;
Mr. F. W. Kazineivr,
Bryan. Tcxuh.
Dear Air. Knzmeier:
I am glad to let you know that I am getting most splendid ami wonderful lesultn from the Superior Egg Mii-li and Superior Scruteh
Grain* fed excluaivrly. I have 2#ii hens, am now averaging better than 15o egg* pct day. Homo days as many as 1(12. i am selling over
S'.'oo ou worth of egg* per m nth. My feed costa me approximately $4-> oo per month, leaving me a net return of better titan $150.oo per
month, ot $ .oo pei' day My Hock in very healthy and strong. I am doing this on two acres of land between College Station and Bryan,
Your;, very truly,
Bryan. Texas, January 3.
Class A concrete. 13.30 * uliie yards. I
Drain ditch, 500.0 cubic yards.
Structural steel. 896.6 pounds.
, Removing old culverts, 2.0.
are. after all, but the' The above is approximate estimate
truifs <>i thrift, ami if the fruits are Of the material to lie furnished, and
. , the work to be done. Call on J. C.
because the tree itself is evil. Essen- t'm-i ington, engineer, for plans and
specitlcations. Amos Lee,
dispicaliie or unworthy, it must lie
somewhat froln Bay City to Matagorda,
o i taxation than that] Work to Be Bone
sought to be imposed upon earned in-j Earth borrow excavation,
corn*.
I have opened a wood yard in Bay
City and can deliver choice wood on
short notice, at following prices;
|5.00 per cord (I feeti delivered.
$11.00 per cord (10 incite ■ i delivered.
$7.oo per cord itove wood) de-
livered.
NATIONAL BAY STATE SHOE
COMPANY
290 Broadway New York. N. Y.
dvr-U
annuities and receipts from any other i
source than labor salaries or person- j
ally conducted business are unearned, gurda County, Texas,
The purpose of the distinction is to February, 16. 1923, at I o’clock p. m.,
place a form of proscription on iu receive sealed Iddi: for the construc-
vmne* designated as unearned. This tion of a road leading from the town
purpose is to be realized by burdening of Gulf to the State Highway road
"unearned" income with a
higher rate o t taxaticn
The Commissioners' Court of Mata-
gorda County, Texas, will tit tip) Fc >-
ruary, 1923, term, on Monday, Feb, i-
itry 12. 1923. receive blds for deposi-
tory of the Matagorda County funds,
to be known as the County Depository
of Matagorda County, Texas.
Bids to be sealed and in the hands
of the county Judge by 10 o’clock a m.
Februaiy 12, 1923.
AV. E. McN'.ABB,
County Judge, Matagorda County.
2fi-10d r Texas.
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OYSTERS
Bigger and fatter every way. Older
ours today. E. E. FRY, Rhone 2" I
tility to the returns from thrift
amount to the legislative condemna-
tion of one of the very hubite which
are at the bottom ot' substantial citi-
zenship.
Nor is it Just to set Interest anti
rent and prolit down as forms ot' un-
earned income. The source of the iu-j
come 1h not the determining factor in
derldiiig whether it has been earned
or not. That factor must be sought
in an examination, not in what is be-1
ing received alone, but of what has
been put forth liy the recipient to- ‘
ward obtaining it. In any fair ami
general sense, interest and rent must i
lie regarded as the wages of a defer- .
red enjoyment ot earned wealth. They
are the fair price which society pays
to encourage creators ami owners ul
economic wealth to forego the expen-
diture of it as fast as It is created or
acquired. For that abstention from
present enjoyment the abstainer is
paid. AA'e call it interest in some
cases and in others rent, according to
Hie form of the wealth thus taken
front tlie service ot its owner tuul
used in the service of its borrower.
Without that wage there would be no
inducement to the saving of goods or I
to the production of goods beyond tlie
needs of til*1 producer himself.
Similarly the profits which a imin
gets In return for risking his goods |
in tile process ot creating new goods!
for tlie world are his wage inteniled '
to induce him so as to use his goods
instead of retiring to his storehouses
there to satisfy his wants from Ills
own goods and leave the wheels ot
industry to rust in idleness Discrim-
inating by taxation against the Wages
of thrift is one thing and actually out-
lawing thrift through abolishing rent,
interest and profit is another, of
course But the difference is one ot
degree rather than of kind. Both are
founded upon u theory of income
which is ill-considered and unsound
W. F. Tetts’ Gift Shop
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 25, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 6, 1923, newspaper, February 6, 1923; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1362526/m1/4/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.