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Mon., March 1. 1954
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LOVE YOU, AND-
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BELLE" WUZ TH'
GO0DEST MUDDER
IN TH' WHOLE
NEWNITED STATES
AN’ CANADY
sister. Mrs. Keith Kemplin,
family Wednesday.
2. Spoken
3. States
4. Bustle
5. At a sub-
sequent time
6. Genus of
herbs
7. Comments
8. Narrow
body of
water
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REDUCED WINTER PRICES!
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31. Explosion
33. Teamster’*
command
34. Roped
36. Run away
to marry
38. Unit of
energy
39. Horse’s gait
40. Urgency
44. Weary
47. Compass
point
48. Treacle
50. Sea eagle
51. Wicked
52. Spigot
53. Old English
court
54. Denomina-
tion
55. Crafty
DOWN
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YOU SAID I WAS
MY OWN BOSS, SO
I'M GIVING MYSELF
-THE AFTERNOON
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BE THE TROUBLE,
MRS. HI OSON*
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.port a continuing high level of
operations.”
If money weren’t easier than
a few months ago. and if the
demand for consumer loans
weren’t less pressing, C. I. T.
mightn’t be-redeeming the stock
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Business Mirror... by SAM DAWSON
ACROSS
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4. Wing-
shaped
8. Bang
12. Native
metal
13. Venture
14. Sound
15. Man of all
work
17. Roar of surf
18. Partner
19. Originated
21. Three-
banded
armadillo
23. Brazilian
coin
24. More
certain
26. Performers
on ice
30. Cyprinoid
food fish
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just now.
Detroit Edison only a year ,
ago floated a 40 million dollar |
3 7/8 per cent bond issue, due 1 Tell your merchant you saw his
in 1988. But since then the cost advertisement in The Register.
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YOUR BRAIN...GIVE YOU
term money in the market for
investors to lend s a spur to
home building and plant expan-
sion.
Why is money easier now?
Partly because the Federal Re
serve board took step to see
that it is, as an offset to reces-
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supper or seven course
re here to serve you
Moneyoys easieroas a. 3 mil down sharply. So the big utility
8.68/150.": 130 515
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prices and slid-
ing interest Sam Dawson
rate siow it isn’t.
For many a businessman —
and doubtless for the men in the
U. S. treasury—the easy money
market is both a problem and
an opportunity.
The problem: to borrow’ now
or wait for the chance of still
lower rates.
The opportunity: to trade old
high-rate interest debts for new
lower - interest debts. For big
corporations with debts run-
ning in the millions, the sav-
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THE CONFTSUCTnON COMPANY, SAYS
THEY'LL HAVE ID TEST TFoR ABOUT
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cad
( UH-rfS GONNA BE YESTUHDAY
I LES’N YUH STOP THAT ____
\ STUFF SO'S ME a,
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OSCAR NEAL'S' SAUSAGE IS MADE FRESH DAILY FROM COOKE COUNTY'S BEST HOGS
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REMEMBER . . ANNIVERSARIES, THE SICK AND SHUT-INS WITH FLOWERS FROM KADEN, The Florist
Hervey Shackleford is improving
at Parkland hospital, Dallas,
wh re he is receiving treatment
severe burns about the head,
MIR CONDITIONING
□hium aanB3g_.
eau Basis owas
I WAS AN INSTNT-
DRYING ENAMEL I
INVENTEQ HONEY.. ,
• ON— ar
l sion. Partly because business
I and consumers haven’t been
1 borrowing as feverishly as for-
i merly. And partly because sav-
pngs institutions and pension
1 funds are swelling with money
looking for profitable invest-
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SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA SALES BARN
ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA
Friday, March 5, 1954, at 2 P.M.
Sunbeam Strain
20 Commercial Angus Bulls
5 Registered Angu i Balls
SIX MONTHS TOA YEAR KFOftE THEY J PRACTICALLY A LIFETIME
KNOW ENOUGH TD MARKET IT/ ----
lion one in the F2
works, and a 5 8
million one last fl
week clearly E
show. E
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VALLEY VIEW, Mar. 1 —Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Wooten and
daughter, Nancy, and Mrs. Etta
Idell of Cedar Hill visited rela-
tives and friends here Monday.
.Mrs. Glenn Murphy of Ard-
more, Okla., and Mrs. Tup Rober-
son of Marietta visited Mrs.
W. W. Cline one evening this
week en route home from visit-
ing their father, W. W. Cline, at
Santa Fe hospital in Temple.
They reported that he is improv-
ing nicely and expects to be home
soon.
Pat Johnson underwent an ap-
pendectomy in a Gainesville hos-
pital Wednesday night.
The Maq Recona
3 km An REPORT
C. I. T. financial today is re-
deeming 30 million dollars of 4
per cent serial preferred stock
it sold in 1948 and 1949 to two
insurance companies. The Loan
company will gain in two ways.
First, it will save S1.200,000
in interest payments for each
year. If it should need to bor-
/ I'LL GIVE ME
( TWO DOULERS
I FER TH' CRITTER,
- COUSIN
N rs. Bill Rike and daughter,
ic :i, of Midland and Mrs. Leroy
ob inson of Gainesville were
year. If, as Wall Street figures
more likely, it can float a 31a
per cent issue now to pay off
the one being called the saving
would be $300,000 a year.
Uncle Sam is definitely eye-
ing the same easy money mar-
ket. By the end of this month,
investment bankers figure, the
treasury successfully could of-
fer a long-term two billion dol-
lar issue at 3 or 31s per cent.
If it does, that could mean
that the administration thinks
I the recession is almost over and
. surplus money can be sopped
up without hurting business.
If instead the treasury looks
for short - term money of the
kind banks take to, that could
mean it wants to leave long-
9. Plunder
10. Poker bet
11. Reward
of merit
16. Sort
20. More
orderly
22. Bowers
24. Yellow ।
ocher
25. Purplish-
brown
pigment
26. Sorrowful
27. Self-
centered
persons
28. Corded
fabric
29. Notice
32. Seed
vessels
35. Last six
lines of
a sonnet
37. Building
sites
39. Denoting
final purpose
40. Pare
41. Unusual
42. Serf
43. Wander
45. True
46. Discover
49. Highest
note in scale
BIG SAVINGS on
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QUICK, GET Fets
BACK INTO THEA.3e
CANOE. es
A fence over 1.000 miles long
i has been built across Australia in
NEW YORK, Mar. 1 (A) — of borrowing money has come
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DRIVE US OVER TO
. TH' BEACHCOMBER,
SCHNOOKLEX
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IN LIFE FER ME IS
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7 HEAVEN I YOU’RE
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• THAT worked
L ABOUT MR. HOLMES!
TH'CRUMB... HE
hl 3 WON'T ALLOW ME
P-X NO SPENDIN'
g- ( MONEY FER A ,
I - ( DATE A MY ,
N-O OWN
2‛MMMp:
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•u | , gage bonds, perhaps in May,
h paying a premium for doing so
9 ' this soon. but saving money in
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PPHEK•--(( --
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DONALD..} I
LET ME /() /W-sm
HAVE IT’) AV
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fam ly Wednesday.
M arvin Martin, Church of
Chr st minister of Maine, was a
gue it of Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Ken i plin and son. Carl. Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Jeff Hudspeth and Mrs.
W. 1Hudspeth were Denton visi-
Bullding permits
Fire losses ......
Bank depoMt* for
Death certificates ..
Birth certificates ...
Telephones .......
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ee «sN. the long fun.
"‘gen The issue costs the utility 112
4- 7 1 million dollars a year in inter-
(- Ah est payments. If it should get
jyfl a 3 per cent loan the saving in
.8 ‘ interest would be $350,000 a
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YOU MAKE FEED
FOR CROCOPILES,
TANKEE! 4
. WHERE'S THE
• BAG OF SOLD,
POPS? JULEE BROKE
DOWN AND TOLD ME ABOUT
YOUR WONDERFUL IDEA
. WHAT WAS IT?
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 157, Ed. 1 Monday, March 1, 1954, newspaper, March 1, 1954; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1579736/m1/7/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.