The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, September 15, 1922 Page: 6 of 8
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THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
Friday, September 15, 1922
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ERNEST POWELL, :
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MRS. ERNEST POWELL, :
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remainder of the 150,000 visitors ex-
corn.
Provide for the pizeons a pen which peeled ar to be billeted in buildings.
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I GEESE UTILIZE WASTE GRAIN
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more
han chickens or any other kind ot
Capital and Surplus $100,000
4% Interest Paid
GUARANTY FUND BANK
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Toulouse Goose.
JUSTICE DAY
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LAYING HENS LATE MOLTERS
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Egg Production.
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MAKEUP OF POULTRY MASH
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Morning News
FREE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15
We are out of Bibles but simply make the offer to send
the paper FREE from now until September 1st to
KATY RAILROAD
TO PASS UNDER
The News does not doubt its ability to find a permanent
place in the family if we can get into the home long
enough to allow the family to see what the paper is.
We made this offer last month in connection with a Bible
offer and put on more than
monuments,
correspond
One black jip bird pup about seve n
month a old, with shaggy tail at 1
ears. Was last seen at Mr. Kirk Knot ■
gin at Harlton, September 11. Find r
will notify P. A. Masingale, Jeffersa i,
Texas, Route 1, Box 82, and recet e
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brick •
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Some Limb ef a Comp. DM Thia
Partab Magazine— “In oar last num
tar for 'Fleur de lean* read Tleur a
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B. Hout
Call at 5:
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School.
$22.50 p
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bath, 7
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"S’atso?”
“Sure as I'm standing here.”
“Gosh! Tough ain't they?”
“I’ll say they are."
“What’s in that big package?"
“Stove."
“Stove?”
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furnish
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rooms at
blocks fr
rooms in
and about the time they are able to get
out of their nests, say poultry ape
ctalists in the United States depart
ment of agriculture.
be sold at Denison.
The road has been in the hands of
a receiver since September 27, 1915.
C. E. Schaff, who was president ot
FARM
POULTRY
Wines & Wandel
General Insurance
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When About Eight Week* Old Give
Supply of Cracked Corn and
Other Small Graina
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“JIG
There are more people reading the News now than ever
before and the paper has reached a circulation far in
advance of any paper ever published in East Texas.
Especially has the News increased its local circulation
in the last sixty days. You will become a regular sub-
scriber and reader if you will try our
New Classes Begin Monday, Sept. 1a,
For terms and courses address
MARSHALL BUSINESS COLLEGE
“The school that gets results” ।
Miss S. F. Marschalk, Principal
Marshall, Texas
GUARANTY STATE 8
SAVINGS BANK
Grazing Stock Take Up Moat of Their
Feed From Ordinary Grasses of
the Pastures
Birds Are Essentiai—Keep Rata
and Mice Away.
THE NEWS BELIEVES IN GIVING THE SUBSCRIBER
ANY ADVANTAGE IT HAS TO OFFER IN
WAY OF COMMISSIONS
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I Tell the Merchant if You Saw His Ad in The News
Among Ingredients Are Corn, Alfalfa,
Barley and Gluten—Charcoal
Aida Digestion,
MORNING NEWS: I accept your offer to send the paper free
until September 1st and I agree to become a regular subscriber at that
time, unless I notify you to the contrary.
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—That is necessary to open a bank account
with this bank. The dollar itself may not seem
much—but you will have made a start—the
rest is easy.
—This bank wants your business, we invite it.
Our service will prove to you our appreciation.
—Our list of satisfied customers is a long
one—and we want you on it, also.
—Come in often and get that "At Home”
feeling.
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than fifty thousand Legionnaires, Plumbing, Cm Fitting
ing in the uniforms which thev ! » s*A= 210 Park Ave
tail
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ERNEST POWELL SCHOOL OF MUSIC
512 North Grove Street. Phone 975
SEASON 1922-1923
Open Tuesday, September 5th, for registration of pupils
and regular lessons. Courses in Piano, Voice, Reading.
Hours and terms on application.
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lanta, Tex
cnovention officials
The hen with a natural tendency to
lay usually postpones the molt until
her production is finished rezardless
of the time she started. Tills applies
more particularly to the egg breeds,
•• the general purpose or meat breeds
sometimes lay and molt at the same
time. In such cases the feathers are
dropped and replaced slowly and the
egg production also slows down but
may not entirely suspend.
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— Reliability -Serviee
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turkeys largely is. and that their value the last year. State units will be ac-
The most representative gathering
of America's fighting forces in the
World War since the signing of
the Armistice will make up a parade
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have caused more A. E. F. “buck" pri-
vates to lose their patience than the
entire German army, will have a new
peace counterpart at the annual con-
vention of the American Legion to be'
held here October 16 to 20.
As soon the chickens will eat the
whole wheat cracked corn, and other
grains—usually In about eight weeks
—the small -sized chick feed can be
eliminated. In addition to the above
feeds sour milk skim milk or butter
milk will hasten the ehtckens’ growth
in which
New Orleans, Sept. 14.—The old
sign "Officers Only,” which is said to
“How about a little drink? Whis-
key or sumpin’.”
“Holl, you can’t get anything like
that in Russia. As dry as in the
States."
"If. a hall of a life, ain’t it?"
“You said it."
“Good hek A. R. A.”
"Goo Iek, brother."
"Slone.”
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LOUSE GUN IS
LATEST RUSSIAN
FATAL WEAPON
IS ALL!
west will pass out of a receivership Begin with healthy, vigorous, prop-
on September 20, when the main lina erly mated breeders. Good quality
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas foundation stock is very essenttal to
“Yes, Typhus, Dysentery."
“Been innoculated?"
"Sure. Made me sick in bed for
two days. "
Hens love mash. Usnally. ground
feeds. such as cornmeal, corn chop
corn and cob meal, gluten meal, ground
barley. cottonseed meal, linseed meal
inten meal and alfalfa meal are used
in the mash Sometimes rharcoal is
added to guard agafust digestive trou
hies.
ponds and streams, hut they ate in
that particular excelled by ducks. On
farms where ponds or streams are
available ducks will convert Into meat
and eggs great quantities of water in-
sects and various aquatic forms that
would not be utilized by any other
kind of poultry Ducks. while they
consume much grass and other green
stuff. are more partial to animal fends
and are very energetic in patroling
the branches, creeks and ponds a« |
soures of food supply, say poultry * e
specialists in the United States dpart- I E
ment of agriculture. Where conditions G
are favorable they will provide for |
'heir own fond needs in a measure
that will make them highly profitable
“Married Buddies Only” will be the
new order, word having gone out that;
--------- — ----। only veterans accompanied by their
grains tneluding peas or peanuts. Use wives will be housed in the residen-
small whole corn rather than cracked tial ditsricts of New Orleans. The
A most interesting program has
been arranged for the regular meet-
ling of the Harrison County Poultry
| Association tonight at 8 o’clock a:
othe city hall. Craig Rosborough will
address the members on “Poultry dis-
eases." Mr. Rosborough is a grad-
uate of A. 4 M. College and has spec-
ialized on poultry and is therefore
most ably prepared to present an in-
teresting talk tonight. Persons in-
terested in poultry are invited to at-
tend tonights meeting and there is no
doubt but that they will find it most
instructive.
Plans for the poultry show to be
held here in December will also come
up for discussion at the meeting and
all members are urged to make a
special attempt to be present.
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Announcement of an agreement for
the appointment, of a commies on to*
settie the amount of claims of the
United States against Germany also
brought the announcement that Presi-
dent Harding had selected Associate
Justice Day of the United States .u-
preme court as umpire with authority
to decide finally upon questions on
which the two commissioners may
dieagree. This is a new portrait of
Justice Day.
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connect
keeping,
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Findley.
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West Hot
the high
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venienci
room houi
from aq
Phone 111
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AUCTION HAMMER SUCCESS IN RAISING SQUABS
- — 1 Healthy, Vigorous Properly Mated I
railroad will be sold at public auction success.
at Colbert, Okla. On the following Select and keep only prolific breed
day several Texas branch lines wih ers which are also good feeders.
Feed a variety of good-quality hard
“Yep. How do you suppose Pm
gonna cook when in riding in to'
Tzaritzin in a glorified freight car.”
“Oh! Hell, I can't cook.”
“Neither could I; youll learn.”
"What’s that small package?”
I "Erough food to last me a couple
of days. Bottle of water, three ham-
boiled eggs and a chunk of bread.’
“That ain’t much.”
“Lot more’n a lot of ’em get.”
"How long have you been here?"
"Since we started feeding Russia;
last September.”
“Like it?”
“No."
“Why do you stay, then?"
“Gotta finish the job; ain't we?"
“Yeh."
“Certainly.”
“Been sick?”
the system, was appointed receiver 1 --------- - _ -------—
that position is dry: well ventilated, and can be kept [hotels, and other quarters,
irship. It is, free from rats and mice. Two nests rades who were telling their wives
throughout the receivership, a is,------------------ ----
stated that he will be named presi ' should be allowed for each pair of
dent of the reorganized road. breeders
Financial interests headed by J. Keep clean, frenh. protected drinking
end W. Seligman .nd Company and water before the Plgeons and provide a
Hallgarten and Company of New separate unprotected pan of water for
York have planned the reorganisation bathing
of the road and representatives nre Market the squabs Just as soon a
expected to bid for it .t the Colbert! they are feathered under the wings
and Denison sales.
Federal Judge Sanborn of St Louis
121 Frazier S .
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as egg producers is considerable, the companied by bands of the various
importance of a few geese on a gen- departments which will praticipate in
eral farm becomes apparent, the band and drum corp* contests.
Geese, in common with ducks, are i _________0_________
utilizers of forms of food confined to « . .
______________________ Poultry Association
Meets This Evening
that they could not make the trip to
the convention because of “lack of
accommodations," the committee has
advised that married men accompan-
ied by their wives will be given
preference.
Distinguished guests and delegates
from the more remote states will be
housed in downtown hotels. Rooming
houses, halls, business buildings and
in terminating the receivership of
the road placed a minimum sale price
of $28,000,000 on the system. The
actual valuation of the road is not
known as the Interstate Commence
Commission has not completed its ap-
praisal and no late valuation reports
are available. Railroad executives
thatLbootleg they peddle in the states. General Purpose Breed. Lay and Molt i
at Same Time. Slowing Down on
Denison, Tex., SepL 14. — One of,
the largest trunk lines of the South
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A. E. Demaray of th. national park
service. Department of the Interior,
Washington, is editor of the publica
- lions Uncle Sam sends out regarding
lodge rooms wiU be utilised to care|the national parks and
far the thousands of single vets. Ac-, He -------••-- --------
commodations will be prepared for ence regarding travel and la also au-
more than 14,000 in Pullman cars in thor of numerous articles on the na
the three targe railroad yards of, tional parks that have appeared in
the city. I magazines
consider the actual value of the sys- *
tem to be considerable in excess of Geese touch flanks with chickens in
the price limit established by Judge utilizing waste zrain about th" stables
Sanborn and feeding pens. In a larger measure
—The decrees dissolving granted e te shaneeshickensrorgpningtheorxtnkin marching in the uniforms which they j I Fom. lt4S
ershipofthe oTthta vra.Thed,n "heir living in large part from the or wore in active service, will take up.
- “! ^^h^of Es | ^wn^rtre^of^New Alana:
w v he j y ers iP .0 ' that the demand for geese is strong keeping step to more than 100 bands I
Wichita rails and Northwestern on. . . . . . oln _
mT-I j t • i steady, and extended over practically and drum corps.
June29. . 6 °- owing ■ uiee the whole year, not confined to certain | The veterans will march by states
n n termina e e receivers. IP holiday seasons, as the demand for in the order of membership during!
of the whole system and on July 3, I E -
Federal Judge Wilson of Dallas ter-
minated the receivership of the Mis-
souri. Kansas and Texas of Texas. '
His action was merely a confirma-
tion of the decree of Judge Sanborn.
Bryan F. Babbitt of St. Louis and
Joseph F. Bobbyns of Oklahoma City
were named special masters by' the
St Louis court to conduct the sale at
Colbert. A. B. Flanery of Dallas was
named special master by the Dallas
eourt.
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By Ray Mayor
Moscow, Russia, Sept. 13.—“What’s
that dangerous looking weapon you’ve
got in your hand?” asked the in-
quisitive newcomer to Russia.
“That? Oh, that’s an anti-louse
gun,” explained the young American
Relief Administration worker, who
was setting out on a trip into the
Volga valley to inspect child-feeding
progress.
“Gosh, do you have to fight ’em
like that?”
‘Til say you do; why they thrive
on the ammunition we shoot in these
guns.”
"S'atso?"
“Sure. This kerosene oil loticn
is better'n that. You rub it on your
body. The smell infuriates the coot-
ies They lose their temper, bust a
blood-vessel and die. Easy, one-
handed!"
“You can’t kid me.”
“One day one of our Docs caught a
fat louse. He covered him up with
bug powder. The louse swan through |
it as if it were surf. Then he squirt-'
ed some of this kerosene stuff on him !
It knocked him out quicker’n some of
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