The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1948 Page: 7 of 8
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mhursday, June 3,1948
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CANADIAN FARMS-Write us for VKW.E IN-
FORMATION on firm settlement opportunities.
Fertile solin. Reasonably priced K i: Bosworth,
Canadian Pacitie Raliway, Union Station, SL
Paul, Mina.
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STILL IN HIS TEENS, MAKES TOP
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"I COULD GO ON HEARING HIM THE REST
OF THE NIGHT, couldn’t you?”
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YOUNG Soldier
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AMERICAN SOLDIER IN WORLD WAR JL
was DeSales Glover of Pittsburgh.
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DISSUADED A STICK-UP
MAN By Buying HIS PISTOL
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FOK SALE
160 A. Grain A Dairy Farm 1% mi. Harris-
burg ( Boone Cnty) Mo. Improvement., Ig.
6 rm. frame house, good paint. garaze barn,
car garage—other bldgs, good well, stock
tank—all fenced. Mi cult. acres, 50 pasturr,
bal. timb. % mi. of weather rd & sch. bus.
Bargain at 130 per acre, half cash A. That*
515 Cleveland, Moberly, Missouri.
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his nona 4 to 7 months, $200 each. Five-
year old grandson of Don Axtell 39th.
$800. P. OB. MONTGOMERY, Boi 923.
Dallas 1, Texas.
AMERICA IS RICH BECAUSE Americans
produce more new ideal. New course in
the art of reason teaches idea production
by mail. Send for FREE sample lesson.
Wm. S. Johnston, Box 301. Akron, Ohio.
other fourth, living in small towns
and to some extent in the citiei, de-
pend on farm trade in one form or
another for a livelihood. These two
groups represent at least one-half
our population.
The importance of prosperity in
rural America to the rest of the
economy is indicated by the fact
that approximately 70 cents of the
farm dollar goes into the purchase
of things which have to be manu-
factured. The farmer’s prosperity,
PHOTO-SERVICE.
Texas.
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therefore, makes a maximum con-
tribution toward the creation of pay-
rolls and jobs.
Sound postwar planning should re-
sult not only in more jobs in your
community but in permanent ad-
vances for the United States. In a
democracy, progressive community
action is essential to social and eco-
nomic progress. — From "Postwar
Jobs and Growth in Small Commu-
nities," Committee for Economic De-
velopment handbook.
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KIR SALE — New 9.00x16 General 10-ply
tires, regular tread $25; new 9.00x16 8-ply
mud grip, $39; tubes $7.50. - DONALD
< HEVROLET COMPANY, Jennings, La.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Historically, America's economy
had its beginnings in farms and in
small towns. As more goods were
prodced and as farms multiplied,
more towns came into being and
some of them grew into large cities.
The existence of the large cities
does not, however, detract from the
importance of rural communities.
About one-fourth of our people are
farmers and dependent upon the
production from their land for near-
ly all their income. Roughly, an-
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WELL— HER? WEH! LOOKEE THERE
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SITTING UP TO MY COUNTER !!
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BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOK.
WASHATERIA 9 machines, large dryer,
extractor, 2 heaters, air-conditioner, pop-
box, tile budding Lot 76x220. Drilling for
oil near town, one competitor . 45 miles Ft.
Worth. good terms. IT AS* A W ASHA-
TERIA, Itanca, Texas.
FOR SALE— We lding shot x60 shert-
iron building, good tools. businen estab-
lished 14 yean. Writ* Box JJ. Wintera,
Texas.
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$009 PEI YEAR lor 2 members
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REGISTERED NURSES, to staff new mod-
ern 100-bed community hospital. Thirty
miles from Houston, Texas $215 per month
for general duty; $230 for head nurses;
$250 for supervisors. No maintenance. Liv-
ing quarters available. Meals in cafeteria
at minimum cost Apply Director of Nurses,
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital, Goose
( reek, Texas. ____________
FOR ONE DOLLAR
5"x7" photographs from any snapshot or
photograph you have, no negative neces-
sary. We specialize in making fnh
5"x7" enlargements from oid photo-
graphs that are fading and turning yel-
low Send $1.00 with each photograph to
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For One Year I • $10 00 for 3 or members ef lemily
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POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP.
BABY CHICKS, $4.95 per 100-These are
chicks that we do not have orders for and
may be any breed or sex All are good,
strong, healthy chick*. 100% live delivery
guaranteed. We ship C.O.D Will-0-Mont
Hatchery, 2272 Willamont Av*., ( olumbun,
Ohio.
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
FOR SALE-One John Deere No. 11-A
5-ft. combine; one Massey-Harris Clipper
6-ft. combine, one No. 104-4-dics John
Deere dise plow; one No. 500 11-blade
John Deere one-way, all in A-1 condition.
See F. W. Fowler. Krum, Texas.
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ft. Hobb cattle trailers. 1—6-stall hors*
van. Arid Railroad Commission stock per-
mit.—Phon* 202 or 5900, P.O. Box 730,
W aco, Texas.
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• DOCTOR BILLS the regular charge • X-RAY the regular charge for both di-
made by your doctor for treatment, agnosis and treatment.
.uneniA, n,e. L i • BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS the regular
• HOSPITAL BILLS th. charge for room charge plus expense for blood donor,
and board. regular hospital attendance, • DRUGS-MEDICINES the regular charge
and any hospital apparatus or medicines for all drugs and medicines used.
used in treatment. . IRON LUNG the regular charge for iron
• SPECIAL NURSE the regular charge for lung or similar mechanical apparatus.
a registered, graduate nurse. * BRACES-CRUTCHES the regular pro-
scribed equipment.
• AMBULANCE not to exceed twenty-five • TRANSPORTATION should your doc-
dollars to transport your child to or tor recommend emergency transporta-
from hospital. Hon to another locality for treatment.
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