The Terry County Herald (Brownfield, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, May 7, 1920 Page: 5 of 8
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Plows* Planters* Listers* Cultivators,
Tractsrs, Threshing Machines, Binders
Trucks and Wagons In fact any thing
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Attorney-at-Law
Practice in all the courts of the States of Texas
and New Mexico.
Office in Court house
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BUILDING MATERIAL
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The important thing about purchase is
not what you pay, but what you get for the
purchase price. The CHEAP purchase is
often the most extravigant.
if you want the best sewing and all
kinds of particular needle work, see,
Overall Club. He believes it is a
hatched up schemeto get him to bi.
a new pair of overalls.
I Bill Hellwanger believes if he ha l
Guaranty State Bank.
BROWNFIELD
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock J
Surplus and profits.
Bills Payable
Deposits
Total
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barber, but has boosted himself in
the esteem of a tired public.
The best indication of Sprint, fever
But if you are still interested, I Will get them if
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DR. LLOYD DECLARES HE
CAN STOP THE WIND
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By cultivation of the land of West J
Texas, leaving only a smaal portion I
in grass, the wind will cease to blow 1
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known treatment for the disease is to
let it drag' along until a cold snap in
the Fall.
The Horse Doctor reports the gen-
eral health of all horses, mules, cows
and goats as good but ays Alex-
andet Mosley’s condition is not at
all favorable.
Did you ever notice the photo-
graph that is like you does not suit.
The Postmaster says speaking of
slow fevers, the slowest he has ever
seen is that which gets Zero Peck in
the early Spring and lasts till the
Member Federal Reserve System.
TEXAS
next Spring.
The Old Miser refuses to join any
TH SANITARY BARBERSHOP
Is now under new management, but with same courte-
ous treatment. Best of everything. Our services yours.
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I am in touch with a number of prospectors, and want a
good lot’of land listed when they arrive. Let me sell your
land.
claims that on the grass or unbrok-
en land, during the day when the
suns rays arc strongagainst the earth
that down only an inch or more, a
thermometer test will prove that it
is cold. He saysthis unbroken ground
acts on the sun rays as a mrror. re-
sulting in the rays rebounding, caus-
ing the mirages of which West Tex-
as is Well known. Another test is
that the thermometer in the unbrok-
en ground will show a low tempera-
ture and one placed in broken ground
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HOGVILLE NEWS
Gape AllSop believes Sile Sim’s
used auto has a self stopper on it.
Zero Peck says he has decided
neighbors are here to stay, so one
might as well make up his minc to
make the best of them.
Something you never saw: A pop-
ular umpire.
Dan Hocks, blacksmith-barber. for
got and cut off a Vandyke beard
Gape Allsop has been trying for a
year to grow. Dan has lowered, him-
is when you sec a fellow in the mnon-!some way of extracting the one and
th of April who desires to do nothing three quarters percent alcohal from
that some one else can possibly be the so-called beer and getting it into
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ture. In other words, the broken
ground will absorb the heat of the
sun rays to a much greater depth
during the day, and of course would •
have more heat to throw off during
the night. By this cultivation, ac-
cording to Dr. Lloyd, the days would i
be made cooler and the nights warm-
1 er, thus bringing the two extreme
। temperatures closer together, which
he says is the cause of the high winds
of this country.
“ We cannot make it rain,” says
; Dr. Lloyd, “although we can con-
serve the moisture, by, cultivation of
the land, this in years to come will
be made because 'of cultivation. Peo-
ple then will say that the rainfall has
increased.”
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RESOURCES
Loans and* discounts 277,247.43
Interest in bank guaranty fund 2,606.75
Real Est., b’king house, fix. 23,928.12
Stocks. Bonds and W. S.S. 6,415.75
Cash and Exchange 239,402.47
Total 599600.52
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Watermelon Seed
a drunk out of it.
The Postmaster received an order
from Washington that the cobwebs
must be removed from the ceiings
and walls of the postoffice this spring.
The Postmaster believes this order
is due from the report of the last
inspector who visited here and who
seemed to be a sort of smart Ellie. ;
However, he has decided that if they I
want them removed they will have to J
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Brownfield,
it is our constant aim to- serve our pa-
trons to the best of our ability, and if you
are not getting just what you think you
ought to have, we will thank you to re-
N port the matter to us.
W. W. DITTO, Manager
A Guaranty Fund Bank Member Fed. Res. System O. T.HALLEY, Cashier
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Stricklin, A. J. The Terry County Herald (Brownfield, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, May 7, 1920, newspaper, May 7, 1920; Brownfield, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1570040/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.