The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 56, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 2, 1931 Page: 3 of 6
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Mrs. Leckie has been teaching
their toll of the moisture from these mas? Ask any of these cowmen?
HOME LAUNDRY
Piano Tuning
plant two and skip one”
raising corn?
We are
sure you
to plant peas at the right time.
THE SMOOTHNESS OF
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SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION OF
New Plymouth and Chryslers
Friday and Saturday, July 10 and 11th
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Auto Company
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tagitation has been set afoot by international bankers
and debtor nations which they represent to revise further the
war debts.
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and studying music for the past nine
years in San Antonio. Her daushter,
i Margaret Leckle Miller. will teach
expression. They wil open their stu-
dio July 6 and for the present will
occupy Mrs Cash’s studio on Sixth
street. Those wishing to take expres-
sion or music Phone No. 7. 29-30
today <Monday) that the dreaded
pink boll worm has made his ap-
pearance,there The bug was sent to'
■ Austin and the report came back that
it was the pink boll worm. We cer-
tainly hope that report is wrong. I
A few weels ago si I
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be thought was Dallie grass to Aus- i
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Mellie Sims Leckie, who taught
piano in Bay City for several years,
has returned to Bay City and will
take Clara Mae Cash's music class
'one year hands off"
^upwards
, nobody is stupid enough to believe that war debts will
Pay MOE than has been agreed upon.
. No, thalies want to pay less. They want to take more
n the burden of THEIR war off THEMSELVES and place
piere of the burden on the bent backs of the American peo-
i For expert guaranteed work, call
H W Hafer, with W E. Goodwin
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We will not be responsible in any
way for any accounts or purchases
not covered by a written order on a
company form.--Dodds & Wedegart-
European nations cannot afford to pay their er it gets tall enough to stopair
circulation; it gives you a dandy place
disk cultivator and "all by" that will be fed out here in Texas. How and any others who may be interest-
way. The sun and wind have taken about feeding out a bunch of Brah- gd
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I several farmers in the Van Vink.
Ashwood and Cedar Lane sections
say they could stand more And they
’will probably get it because that is
the reputation for Texas weather—
all or none Many of us had begun to,
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Revision is an euphonious word. It means, of cour
luction.
Nobody is stupi denough to believe that war debt
A Beautiful Mohair Suit $8^.50
4,, you will love
if you appreciate good suite, hown above
this beautiful Mohair livin Zith reversible cushions,
Full size pieces,
faced in tapestry-
young cotton. and pastures. !
SUN DRIED CLOTHES. EACH
WASH HANDLED SEPARATELY.
STARCH READY TO IRON. FEAT
WORK MANGLED WnL CALL
AND DELIVER. PHONE 532 MRS.
O'BRIANT.
Just as shown in the illustration above.
Bed, deck-top, chest and handsome
dresser with Venetian mirror. All three
pieces are in two tone walnut veneers.
Full dustproof construction. A special
high ridged corn rows very quickly. o o ____
That disk cultivator has left the mid-
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very pronounced way of escaping I ‘
than through these cracks And when IInIA FA AnrAI
the moisture is gone the corn \ I IIIIIII I II (DPk N
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heard the expression, "Look how that A .. _ _ -- c,x,m..
corn is firing?" N IIIIVKIVTH
And have you ever heard of the V 11 JULI • 1 A I 11
refrigerator now!
", One man who has been farming in
this county for the past sixteen year
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never failed to see it rain in June
H yet." But how close he came to miss- j
ing it this time He only got out by
the "akin of the teeth ' for it only
I missed letting the entire month get
by about four days.
' It was a most welcome rain and vis- ।
(ited every part of the country, al-
I though it was much heavier west of
hair gain and that sure-
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The allies want to save their money for future wars.
Let America pay for the last one.
Italy wants to increase her army and navy.
_ , England wants to maintain her domination of the seas.
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Chronicle, London, June 22 £ SS
THERE is an old saw'which says, “I had some money they ar accurate- of space, it is cooler to work in aft-
and a friend. I lost my money and my friend. . ‘ 0,these
The nations of Europe were in dire distress dim 1g the- Ndebts.
late great war- th poreover, they think America is an easy mark and they
The allies asked financial and military aid form the molg rightly, because an American president has made a
United States The allies sent delegations to the United mte preposterous suggestion regarding the payment — or stiff culling. Some folks think that:
States speaking literally these words: madernhon-payment ofthedebt—than any foreign nation has VAunKeashpkuntsycntpbp cunmences
“Our backs are against the wall—come to oui aid and • culling with his day olds and con-
come nuicklv ” ' f i European nations have asked for further reduction tinues right on through until the pul-
The Ulted States came to the aid of the allies with"ofsdebts NIr, Hoover has proposed the equivalent of th.'ir ,
money pJ‛ Nen auon. dairymen and poultrymen is that the
{\aned the allies money they ecut th whomver informed person realizesandever statesman husneot
" hnd,oyithout that money they could not have effectually paym. la'e talked with OVer nere frank! a nuts that if one of the worst ways to gauge it!
nti WAEEn. war .PAymentsofthis debt to America by foreign nations are in- [from a profit and loss standpoint.
I " « "widition to the billions loaned allies. Americ terrupted now THEY WILL NEVER BE RESUMED. wWhroun &S Kwa S’M
spent bimson its own armies- then-ne moratorium will be first extended over a period and diseme and vermin by keeping the
ThbSe American armies decided the outcome of the war rsastomade permanent, either by consent or by definite rehi-
anthezasayed Englan d-they.saved Elanatithey saved taly M THE WHOLE DEBT SITUATION < ’AN NEVER BE I ............« - do 1s to
' The aliesrenizedpima Seth....... a knowledged h EFPENED AND RENEGOTIATED. UNDER PRESEN T amanduat th nardsyprgvekgenouha
at the time and at the time professed eternal gratitude AIANC ES AND " ONDI I IVNS. sometimes, They are in the way
nd eternal remembrane, / .Europe's gense of gratitude has become more and more eat much feed and stand a Kood
---- —Ull-e. IEIcIIlDIAIICC. fephl,,, 7, 11, in:, i i . chance to spread disease besides mak-
it isjeasy to be grateful wthile receiving favors- It is dif, . nd her faculty for forgetting more and more robust, ing the whole flock ami yards look
ficulttolbe grateful or ev n mindful aft rthi fax.....- edtr H" er‛s plan for debt, sancellation has been re eib . ‘ . out . "wbeu Ihee an I
he, England and Italy speedily forgot that America ,, , er here by thena s whose debt will be can Use your head. ask yourself a few!
ed themsand in order to make forgetting easier. pro- i5 fdibutldoubt if it will be received with any satisact im questions and then act.
peedily to deny that America had rendered any great royamerica, where the people need these payments to help ----
" 1 ‘ \ e them f their financial distress.
was not s., easy foe America to forget. American c it- Mr Hoover could be ek cted PI esident today of almost Iran
7”s had 1.III.-,ns upon billions to pay in yearly taxes in or- 4nycoun try in Europe, but can he be re-elected in the coun- country, '
her that bonds issued by the American government should H , host right he has surrenderec ani w him W‛ ar " real Hereford bulls and in a few
.1^. ’ -°pardized. A | 43212 years we are going to see some real
A i* j • i , . , a i xi i I do not think go bald faced” red cows in these pas-'
Inose Oonds Vvere issued to find money to loan the al- ,.dN, ", g 1 M .1_. tures all over this country. The
lies, and also to find money to maintain our armies and toi tl erpationnl bankers, of course, are ridi ]8 te . 111 '' I Hereford can make his name stand
send mi'n ahroad tn sav tha .1i0 in the effort to make it appear that failure to receive the for something in this country just us
ThunAhroadtosavetheaies. i i .. f money rdue them is going to make the American people pros- he has donein every other place he
ine American people aw bowed under the weight of neru. ... . 8 8 , e/AT . 1 has been triad.
taxes which they incurred in order to send money anti armies Peousibutthe American people are not fools. They are most when the Brahma was brought to
abroad to serve and save the allies in a war which was not an husiness people and theyknowsthat you Prosper by this section he cut “ wide swath when
Americanibut particularly an European war. IPEwwhatidueyounotnbyGIiTtAWaYa go into
The American people have a constant reminder of their . orner 8 * r , an K . • , } .the old scrub native that he caused
venemit, an Pi. bankruptcy if he cancelled all the accounts which are owed quite a sensation. And he was such
, 1,0 ... ,0-* him. a weird looking animal that people
9 • ne allies, however. forgot to lx* grateful and [nele N ,i, . . .• .1 1. talked about them at every oppor-
Santa Claus became Uncle SAocg , None of the banks practices the debt cancellation which tunity. He served a purpose.
th n i . Y i . , these international bankers and their president are advocat- But now since we have stock law
I nen the allies began to beg and scheme for remission ine o. .l . " i 'and also are free from ticks we need
of their debts to the United States ! 8 or tne American peopie- ,,a more docile, easily handled calf
En.i" UI >»> ♦ 4 If l r h , .- I . Go around to any bank and try to get your debt to the or steer and are turning to the Here- 1
cngand Wasmostmindful.of her obligation ami most bank CANCELLEI) or REDUCED or REVISED downward; again, the cow brute "that is
nonorable in the discharge of it. 41: IIrn more widely known by far than any
Ttaly pleaded.poverty, but she is not......... t„ main- 'tSd'a good for the goose is not good foraharuh K
• gr.-at milit an establishment in preparation foi the . gand r an. l nerica ‘is surely t he goose, al right ; and rapdiyapproncnins when the calve
".aIt .... . a cooked goose at that, if it submits to Mr. Hoover's plan i
She Erancestookthe simp lean I direct road to repudiation for debt < aniellat on by means of a moratorium.
She would pay what she pleased and when she pleased and ....... PANNAI pII hmaixt
if she pleased. So America would be lucky to get half of what W ILLIAM RAM LI HEARST,
was owed her. . 1 .
I folks everywhere are taking more in-
i terest in all lines of endeavor again
of your home by using
awingi on your windows
We will gladly estimatt
cost of awnings for your
tin foridentific ation end the report I
came back that the specimen .was I
Dallos grask and that it was 0 n. I
economic feeding velue whatever Aid
a mutter of fact the specimen, waN I
hut Daiierags.Andithe/
Austin auth .‘when he Snys thatl
I wU value It is one or1II
t has no fee“Rnl most widels L
the best kne aww we have
dapted pasture grassedonetmistaksi '
So we hope another f**
has been made in ident?r worm
that he calls the pink I -
- estine and
It has been very intKtomanyil
should be very enughtenrd
of to se hof comn ha '
. .us.to see how corn’.__
imuX and flat
irnau0* has stood th. "teee” .
Memetiimm emie - • Fa .........................
I, go right along now. also Megan and i |
‘other feel crops
And now is a fine time to get in. I
more feed such as Hegari June corn, |
'Sweet potatoes peas, etc. The farmer I
[ who is continually planting some-1
thing la the farmer who geta fur-
thereat along He tries to have some-
i thing coming along all the tme By
so doing he has a better chance of
hitting a more favorable season and
at the end of the year he will have;
I some stuff around him. It may not be
' worth much but an empty horn or'
[ shed is about the mod forlorn thing1
| to be looked for and we see so many
lot them throughout the South An
hold empty barn on the farm! To see
[them full of feed and forage la in-
ded worthy It immediately gives
Iyou the impression that someone lives
[there and has something around him;!
I well cared for hogs, mules, cows,
. hens that are in good order and I
something to be proud of and to he i
cashed in when needed or necessary.
h And there ks yet time to get these
hams and sheds ' full of feed and
L fodder." You ll just feel more like liv-1
| ing and trying to do a better job next
lyear by hitting the ball the balance
i of this season by putting up a good [
bunch of feed
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 56, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 2, 1931, newspaper, July 2, 1931; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1554444/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.