The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 139, Ed. 1 Monday, June 5, 1922 Page: 2 of 4
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Liberal Commission offer
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tionery order and
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We can fill any order for
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order. Our ambition is to
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serve you in a careful and
Bay City. Texas
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from a visiting card to the
Bank supplies a
specialty. Try us with an
The Act permits loans only to actual farmers, not to merely owners
of lands, or to landlords, and the eligibility of a certain loan is a question
.f fact as to the farmer himself and the homestead laws of the State.
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and
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class.
The homestead laws of Texas of course limit certain of these pur-
poses, and the limitations may be learned by any farmer by inquiring of
ihe Secretary-Treasurer of the National Farm Loan Association within
whose territory he may reside.
MR.HAPPV
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First tli-
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Phone us your order
today.
Purina Chicken Chowder
and Purina Hen Chow
will be delivered to you
on the following basis—
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lower deck will tected by a new method perfected by
tracks, its upper the bureau of standards
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Get plenty of eggs
the year 'round. The
way you feed—not
the aeason—ia re-
sponsible for the eggs
you get. Get more
eggs under this iron
bound guarantee.
Peed Purine Poultry
Chows.
liaiuplon Verunia" Hakes
pin rance on Screen
“Fair Lady.**
EAIS ANYTHING
ON IHE TABLE
ANO FEELS FINE
All restrictions have now been removed and the farmers of Texas
may borrow freely from the Federal Land Bank of Houston for any pur-
jkoses permissible under the Farm Loan Act and the homestead law of
Texas.
If hens fail to lay more eggs
when fed Purina Chicken
Chowder and Purina Hen
Chow as directed, than when
led any other ration, the
money paid for both these
Chows will be refunded.
I wo Million Hollars to Heroin** trail-
able Within Next Thirty
Hays.
Smjh Betty Blythe, Leading Woman
In “Fair Lady,” New Rex
Bench Photoplay.
tlllMI’lON WOI.FHIH NH
IN NEW BE till FILM
HO DINNER BELL*
YOU'LL NHOMY MAN-
WHEN THIS CHOICE
MEAT IS IN THE PAN
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At last awakened from a long, long
sleep, the citizens along the Hiarus
and Colorado Hikers from the gulf to
• Wmo and from the gulf to Austin are
I aroused to alt emergency that bus
[ Ue.-n fon ed upon them by disastrous
overflow* In recent years. It
four mil-
flood: and food waters?
think so.
If you buy meats at this
store you won't need the
tinkle tinkle" of the din-
ner bell to let folks
know that dinner's ready
And you'd better keep
the kitchen door shut,
too. or they will all want
to help you cook It.
When the making of loans was resumed a year ago. after the Su-
preme Court had upheld the constitutionality of the Act in every respect,
the amount of money available for loans was such that restrictions were
placed on loans btcause the demand for money was greatly in excess of
supply. Loans to take up existing indebtedness only were made.
Watch for Mr. Happy
Party
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GERMAN MARMMEIHING FOR NOTHING
IT CAN BE DONE
The Coupon below, when signed by you will bring you
Texas Commercial N«*ws for one year and a chance to make
$23.00 profit.
We will sen*! by return mail <»erman Marks worth at par
$23.00. If these marks go to par you will have had some-
thing for nothing. If they go to pot, you will have them a-
souvenirs of a once mighty nation, which made the mistake
of slapping Uncle Sam in tlx* face once too often.
On account of limited supply, together with increasing
quotations on demand Marks, this offer is subject to with-
drawal without notice.
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not
is abroad in
as well
Aii offering of $40,000,000 in bonds, made in June, required nearly
tv » months for selling, such was the condition of the market. An offering
ol ■. . 'OO.ooo was made in October, and this was sold in less than thirty
do. s. These tw" sales made available about $10,000,000 for Texas. An
offering of $75,000,000 in February this year sold in three days, and at
a premium of about two and one-half per cent. This showed that the
market for bond.', was strong, and that there would be funds available for
meds of farmers as fast as loans might be made.
The operations of the bank had been suspended for a year, so far as
making loans was concerned, and the accumulation of demand for extend-
ing indebtedness was several times as great as any immediate or pros-
pective supply. Nor would the investment market purchase bonds to
any great extent, and funds were available only as bonds were sold.
The Tribune Is printing tixluy an
article from >' G. Hurns, of Sun Be
Hindu, Texas uli engineer of note and
■tome years experience. which deals
with the harnessing of the water* of
. the Brazos and Colorado River*,
haps this question is the most
mentous one that has ever
For some time now the Federal Land Bank of Houston has been plac-
ing loans at the rate of almost or quite $2,000,000 per month. Seasonal
demands are less in the spring and summer, and tine headways has been
made in catching up with the calls for money for taking up existing in-
debtedness. Another bond sale goes on now, and its success, at a good
premium, is assured. Therefore the bank is able to announce that is can
take care of demands for any purposes under the Ait.
I Phone 433
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Entered an second class matter at
the |Mj»tufflc« of Bay City under act
of Coligluaa.
Never before has the cotton crop
been in n more deplorable condition
al thia time of tile year tiuin now
Expert reports show that not 65 per
clothe* I
had selected to wear in my scene*
and it was a great pleasure to nn» to
"In'll 1 noed their looks of satisfac-
tion alien they saw them"
Misse Blythe's gowns in Pliir
l.adx are the most stunning that one
'i the best modistes in New York
ould create, and they will be a real
treat to the man as well as the wo.n-
.iii. it Miss Blythe's idea of the male's
appreciation is correct.
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MONEY FOR FARMERS.
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The man who say* Its most stilling us well as the most
iiinnot be done does not want it dime baffling political apathy ever experi-
other -l,r’. an,l almost universally did a poor
land < ome up for the planting done.
Hard uiid continuous rains combined
Itli cool and unfavorable cotton
■' allier necessitated many plantings,
whereas under favorable and ordinary
condition* one would live answered.
In addition to all of these disappoint-
ing and discouraging elements, the
lateness of tile season and the myriad
of boll weevils over the entire cotton
belt foretells difficult going for the
1 am feeling
am glad to
tell my experience with Tanlac for I
think it is just grand."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug-
gists
MIHM
HAM BN
I'KOSTHATH1 N HIT HAM
I'l.ETEl.Y RtMXiKEH WHEN silt
TOOk TANIAI.
instead
of fleet rue- i
Are we to sit idly by, swallow '
jiolltical blarney that is dished up
often only to
flit Ice
GOWNS Hili’ t 1,01'
to make:
who said that
must
r» ruit Comnu t rial Stun, Sugar Land, Ti ra*.
S> nd t<> tnn adthi Hx i/our publication for on> get.r, f">
u'hich I ' ticlofr tlo xutn of $1.00. Alxo x* tttl wtc the 10**
Get man Mark* to the raluc of $23.00, comput'd at i>ar.
Signature
•Jack Warwick says farmers could
get rich if they could raise bogs at I
bacon pi ices Suppose they could raise'
at moonshine prices?—Houston j
Gee whiz! Don't they?
it not do as much here? Do you
know why? Simply bei'iinse we have,
liy puny efforts and fruitless action
failed to work Hl the same hurtles*
Organize, get the people together and
go after this tiling Organize every-
where, gel tile ablest men ill tile coun-
try interested, ami. if neeils be, elll-
put up a strong and steady r*H‘ “f ‘h,‘ <<>tton season, and pres-
ages. perhaps, the shortest crop ever
grown in the United States The
world needs several millions of bales
more than are in sight now. hence
the advisability and good sense
carefully, every acre
cotton
At the time I starteu takla. Tun-
lac," said Miss Stella Simon. 1431
Missouri Ave St Louis. Mo I iion-
has estly believe I was
nervous prostration
| A bridge has been designed to span, The withdrawal of a single steel
the Hudson River at New York which rivet from an ocean steamship with a
wll] be the most important gateway displacement of 25,000 t..ns can be de-
| to the West Its lower deck will tected by
carry 12 railroad t—•_______
deck roadway, two and a halt times___
las wide as r*“ ‘ ... .
are of 16 streams of vehicles There •
will still be room on the upper deck • jiTYLEfl, KRUSE Jt ERH KMtiN •
for four surface car lines and two1®
sidewalks Although the bridge will * orneys-a - aw
■■t fl ■ * ■ .. ......VP(1 ,t wil) e
pay for itself iy cutting the cost of'g
bringing good* aero** the Hudson
from »2 to f.O cents a ton
b
Per
mo
been
brought before the people who live
and farm and build along the rumltl-
catlona of these streams In fact ho
momentous and of such importance is
the question at issue that it can lie
properly * las <*‘d .is stupefying, t’on
girssiiieu and legislators have waged
(every two years ill campaign time) a
wordy battle before the voters only
to drop the malitr Into a discard in
cong res 1 and elsewhere, in fact,
these two rivers and their caprices
have afforded much political bunk
and pel imps luive elected more than
one man to office In the meantime
tile people continue the unwilling
Victims of recurring disasters, floods
mid tile loss of property Nothing
tangible has inateiliillzeii out of all
these wordy cainpiilgtis nor are the
people ally nearer a solution today
than they were 20 year* ago Isn't
sui'li sniill like progress 11 reflection
on tile Intelligence of tin' people
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The purposes under the Act are for balance of purchase price, for
indebtedness incurred for agricultural purposes, for buying farms, for
making improvements on farms, for seed and feed and fertilizer and for
the purchase of livestock and implements needed for the farm. Now
loans may be made for any or all of these purposes.
Therefore if you need money for any of the purpe.?,v.? num J above
see the Secretary-Treasurer nearest you. Who he is may be readily
learned by inquiry of the County Clerk, any banker or a letter to South-
land Farmer will bring prompt information as to whom to see in regard
10 a loan.
MTELLA SIMON SAYS SHE
YERGE OF NERYHl s
HIT WAS I i»M-
thing inuMt be done.
privHion if not. then muk** them ,,Utl it in true, hut then th» re-
subject to state control How lur w*‘en P1*1 hlto “ll ‘'‘tiniate of
will wv get, it we do not start'.’ Thin dolhirH, arc sta^g *'ing Aie w«* g4-
pupvi is here to tell you that if th® P* Hurrendvr thia v»r ’ « ini»’ir a)
joO.uini mor® or 1®sm victimized < iti- r,OO(^ “n<l fo°<* waters? We not
zein* ulnng thise river* get into ac-
tion mincerti’dly uiid determinedly
they will come very near milking tlie
proJectH elter atate or national l»»ue»
or both If the ri'ilamation of hind
is not .1 ledtirnl project then what 1*
It Tin- federal guvermnent Iiuh made ‘ •'••• "I *l,e crop was planted by May
It hii in the arid Went and many
places II has harneitaed rivers and
given protection to its citizens in oth-
er part* of till* country, ho why can "
do as much here'' Do
MIhh Betty Blythe "ho i8 the i'lii:
Lady' in the new Rex Beach photo-
play of that title booked by the Grand
Theatre for today .says that "clothes 1
may not make the man" but they
have a whole lot to do in the making I
of the woman."
'The philosopher
tine feathers make tine birds'
have hail the femalce of the speuiea
especially in mind, says Miss Blythe.
There ntay be some women who do
not need the aid of the style creators
to enhance their attractiveness, but
I firmly believe that these personages
are few and far between
I have noticed a peculiarity about
clothes. They always add percepti-
ble percentage to the appearance of
every woman and this percentage in-
crease*, strangely enough, with the
natural beauty of the woman herself.
E'or instance, if a woman is rather
Plain looking, a few good clothes will
increase her beauty, say twenty-five
per cent, if she is a stunning beauty,
clothes will increase her attractive-
ness one hundred per cent, mand make
her ravishing, and I guess that's why
motion picture producer* are so par-
ticular about the wardrobe of their
stars
"I think all men have more or less
appreciation of the value of a wom-
an's clothes, lut the motion picture
appreciate it
Whitman
producer of the picture.
Beach, author of the story, were most
particular alvut seeing the
|| ciate your next sta-
assure
uli-
far
of what the In proveaients
if thes > people w ill look
themselves, listen only to
1 and set hacks against the
something will come to pa-s to
thu t'verlustilig benefit and Hufety of
the section If however, they glow
cold in the work and cease their vig-
ilance a* tliniiis subside and pass oh,
they will again and again have to go
1 through witli the Hame things What
lias happened can happen again, and
to keep It from happening an entirely
different program will of ne"esHity
have to be made and earned out to
ever so often only to i’ceotiie tir.* lettei. Let the glrong men of
twice or thiii'e mon a sub each locality lead out. there ata
bunch of sinker" w,. are tlmu.-ands who will el......fully follow
stieanis are not sub- rtufl atuy with them
to federal inve-tigntiun and su-
lf not. then make
atilte cuntrid How fur
e get. It we do not start? This dolhirH, are stagg-ring
is liere to tell you that
or else water occupies the space hi*
■ brain should The time is here when
1 theories must be dashed against the,
wall* of public contempt and the peo-
1 p|« rise in their might for positive
and immediate action We have been
| strung" long enough and it this
paper does uot misinterpret the alli-
| tude and condition of the public inind
there la going to be something do-
ing" within the next few months
In many of the scenes
Beach'* new film production, "Fair
Lady." a United Artists Corporation
release, is the famous champion wolf-
hound, "Champion Veronia," from the
Watland Kennels. Ardsley. N. V.
"Champion Veronia" will attract
every dog-lover that learns of his ap-
pearance on the motion picture
screen, because of his nation-wide
as an unbeaten champion of his
E’or the last four years "Cham-
pion Veronia' 'has defeated all com
ers of both sexes at every big dog
show in the United States. In addi-
tion to numerous cups and medals he
is the holder of more than wu ribbons
of the highest degree.
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Mr. Robert Hillyer, of Palacios.,
spent yesterday in Bay Citv
Stella
Louis, Mo
on the verge of
At times I wa«
ho tired and nervous I was hysterical
•My appetite sus very pivor and I
could not eat ud digest enough t'l
keep my strength. I could not zat
any re: tful slv ii and go up mornings
as tired as wb n I retired Finally I
became alarm* I over mv condition
ami wah worn <1 rod discouraged all
the time
Tanlac gave me entire relief and
now I can eat anything on the table
and sleep fine at night,
like a new person and
Mr W H Vaughan .traveling in-
spector for the Federal E\.riu Loan
■ Bank stated to the Tribune today
that there will be some >2 000,000
available for loans to farmer* within
the next SO or 60 days, and that since
the interest rate has recently been
reduced from 6 to i.j per cent local
farmers should begin to make their
applications
In view of ludge Barber's illness, a
card addressed to Mr. Vaughan or a
personal visit to him will prove of in-
terest to the farmer seeking loans
men fully
l-idy' both
British Columbia is *0 free from ,
serious crime that there will be no
assize courts at Cliuton or Priacu
George thia spring
ployed,
light, and then, if the state or national
government does not listi-n to you. we
miss "in guvs c Read the article we
have mi'titioiied carefully and then
lend it again. Let your public serv-
ants understand, ome and for all
time to come, that 2(H).000 people bave in
mot'i’ or less are going to rut out red ,
tape, wordy and empty battles and
get to work
Ill-ell pointed out that over
Hon ac res of the most fertile and pro-
ductive land in Texas have been mad-
almost valueless. It ha* also been
|H>inti'd out that thin land can be re-
claimed and in reclaiming it
-tanllal vulue can be added to it
1 in ex<e»s
! will cost'
for
enced by both people and politicians 1
it is ImpoHHible for the candidates tu|
stir up interest mui li less tin usual |
row The most silvery-tongued of the I
lot cannot gather around him a cor-1
poral's guard The people just will
not go and those that do go will not1
listen. What's wrong’ Have the.
people been buncoed and hoodwinked!
to the point where patience ceases to:
he a virtue" Or is it that they havi |
waited in vain lor relief all along the1
line especially in so far as
concerned and becoming
eeased to take interest?
tired of the clap-trap and hypoerb’ I
of the w hole -hebang. or despairing I
of ever again electing statesmen.'
turned to their vocations in an earn-
est and up-hill end rt'or to pay tax's
and other governmental -xtrava-
g.iiices a" fast as ihe.<>‘ tributes aie
chalked up against them The silentoJ
like a gathering storm, is omluous. I
and the politician is sitting unsteady
in his boat Is the silence foreboding
or of good omen? Who knows?
CITY MARKET
hkUAUTYMEATS
3W) PHONE 21
i <*Ut
I thenibvh
* all
pilon# theNt* MlreumM?
! <lrimIund Ihttt ofiH hundred or two
|hundred thousand peopi®, intelligent.
haidy, wideawake and otherwise pro-1
greeAive, cannot hnrneMM and control
|th®»® two river®, make them do their
bidding nt»d become revenue produc*
er> and a plvMMUre Hiateud of two
^mike-like water demons
lion* An* we to Mil idly
| the
tO UH
once,
merged
told that Ihe
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 139, Ed. 1 Monday, June 5, 1922, newspaper, June 5, 1922; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1365543/m1/2/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.