The Abilene Weekly Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 26, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 2, 1919 Page: 2 of 8
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AdRICULTURE IN TAYLOR
COUNTY-SOIL KIND
TlHi AHH.KNK I1KPOHTKU ABILKNR TKXAS
OF
CROPS GROWN VALUE etc.
Couniy.f UB th f"Ilh f FlflCC" ArfClM d0alhlg WUh lh ImInst'iaI OoilioiW of AMnio and Taylor
Tho tdpographlc featured 6f Taylor
county exorcise a marked Influence
onlho character of ngfluitllVo. Tin
higher or plateau areas are locally
characterized as "dry stony jmstflre
land' wjitch are largely used for the
gprazlng of live stock of various kinds.
The lower country characterized as
"farm lands" Is practically .ill that
la well suited In the county for cult!'
vtitib'ii; at present about one third Uf
thenrea of 900 square nillfes Is used
for the growing of farm crops. Thoac
CCndIt.Olls therefore mnkn Tnvlnr
county naturally an agricultural coun-
ly which Includes the raising of llu
stock.
Taylor county wns orgnn(2cd with
Its present boundrles In 187S. The
country included In tho original sur-
rey of the county consisted of open
prarlo and forest lands both of whlh
were used as open range for horses
and cattle no cultivated crops being
grown in nn early day. Later sheep
and goatB were grown on thh range
and still later sonio crops wero grown
in connection with the live stock In
tlustry. Tho development of ngrlcul-
' tural activity In this county shows lit-
tlo short of phcnomlnal as prior to
iSnn Ihn hrlnrlnnl Inililnr ti'na Ihn
raising of cattle horses mules sheep
(and goats on native pasture and crap
'production was of secondary Impor-
tance Tho oxtcnslvo settlement of the count
began in 1882 nnd the development of
pgricultural Industries dates from that
time. If wns the building of the Texas
and Pacific railroad through tho coun-
ty which played such an Important
part and that time marked tho bo-
ginning from free-range stock rain
ing to tho typo of crop production nr.O
stock raising on fonccd lamb which
prqval)s at the present time
A row comparison i.gures lu-ro win
thousandspf young trees were planted
ninny okwlilch today are bearing fritlt.
The-niecddo frdm 1D06 to m$ Va
laarKed not only by n largo cxpanston
of the acreage to cultivated crops but
niso by n considerable readjustment of
crops in fitting the agriculture to tho
climatic conditions ahd the ndaptabll-
ly of tho soil. Ih this readjustment
corn nnd small grains have decreased
in Importance with the oxccprlon of
wheat while tho cotton acreage ha
greatly increased. It belnc nt this nm.
ont time th0 most important crop. Hay
and forage crons nnd mtlomnfon null
Uafir have received greater nM.ontlon
nnu uvo stock products have made
large gains.
To day cotton is tho largest single
Mfltl llntlVn trrflhaaa
in tho tmstnre in k-ii-i.
ford green pasluro mffit 'lift Sum
mer according to tho aiBOTnt && dw
trJbutlon of the rn'lnfnl. The weod
nfri.l r?tt3llft EWftSfc. .01 H J1
JffiStfA Jll6s
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wiri-nR.npnst umt orsan. rPAni iP'
heftlthy condition Kleo tfr nm bv
McLcniora-Boiw Drug To ndv
10 IS H. J FOiKLIfJ?
mm-imir gvilo fbumd!
Wnn I IT T KVanll'. M . i
!o he live? Tho following telegram
has boon received by thP city marshal
viuui j j. yunion:
' tllshnn Arl-r t 01 in.
City Marshal Abilene Tex.
! Am holding Clydo Franklin ago 11
' L iwo years ago Fath
mu 11. j. franklin. Uvea seven
trom AOiienc Think west.
A. KEPTON.
(Ihlof nt Tinlin
The tolnsrntn no'infnn.i .. . .. .
n.feii i-i7":.:. :"!".uor l" lw.
-".i...i .iiuitiuiiiia MHHUCiaiinn nml nf
crop product that Is shipped out of tho
county WMloJlve slock and lhe stock
products rani! second. Of tho latter
the cattle nro of tho most important
although iiogs nro receiving Increased
attention. Dairy products consisting
of milk crchm and butter hre of con-
siderable importance. There nro got'd
markets for dairy products hoth at.
Abilonn nnd Alnrkel wlinrr? (tin mill.
nnd orcam are largely sold dlroctlv
to tho consumers. Tho wheat grown PUults in this section are taken up
lit tho county is largely dlspos.-d of to'p.onsivcly in another article during
local firms. .this campaign.
Work hns been done In tho county
"'- '"" me wceiHM"-r" """"" Huciauon ana er
grow first nnd nro fniinmi i. n. ""' are being mado to lornin ti. f-.
grasses commonly called inMauKo' ihS u chd-. Tho clt' JnHrshal or
erase. Tl.nn erLa T- - VSq" -ri"16 ftbove & association will nn
In early summer and furnHh fW r2- ir...tf. "' "formation concerning !
lnC Until Ihn fnllntlii ..!.. ...-. I" ' vo "l " "
" "'-"B 01111111; UI1IUS9
oer grazou. Fall nml u-lntrfr n
turago oh those crnssoa in mintifenmnt.
cd by tho green leaves of the mcsqihtc
nnd live oak treos.-aml also liy the
mosquito seed pods white In some
years tho various oak trees supply
largo quantities of ncrons which ar"
oaten by hogs and by sonic other stoc
When other food Is not available.
Scientific diversified and intensified
farming methods nro cradtinflv IibIi.i
adopted in tho cotintv nml Hmrn u m
present .a strong inclination towards
raising fiio stnntlard of farming oven
hiEner in order to brine tho w-niinc
tiOlt Of Ilia Rflll llll In Itu linvlminn
The values of farm lands and oppor
tunitic3 tor investment In agricultural
CILttETIiTO
iESIIZE BUD
FOR TUESDAY EVE
At present tho typo of farming pritc-
t'ced is not determined by the charac-
ter of tho soil yjron being grown on
nil tho soils. However it Is recognized
that tho sandy soils have somewhat
moro drought resisting power tlmn the
hoav.cr toKtured soils nnd tint tho
stony areas and creek bottom land
moro or loss fcubjecto- overflow arc
bettor adapted to pasturage though
considerable nrens of land well suliw!
to cultivation nro still used for graz-
ing. It In difficult fo crnw lnmtmlnmm
CrODR becauso of tbe irnnnr.illv infn.
orably dcstrlbutlon of the rniufal ul-
give a hotter Idea ns to the growth though the majority of tho feed stuff
nlnnr thin lino 111 18510 rnnnrtn nlimv itnn1 In lin onuntr nfr v.tti..il nm!
---ve " -...- v .. . vs. . . ........ .. ... ..u ...uia.j ...r lutnvu .(
thnt tlioro was 175 acres plarted to
wheat and 73 acres planted to con
in nil 230 acres adopted to cultivated
agriculture or 0 04 porcent'bf the area
of tho county Today It Is estimated
tlinl 7K.O0O nrrna Is nlnnlml In wlinnt
about 150000 acres planted to cotton
.....1 Al.- f.-l........ . aI.k Jn MrtAH.
uuu mu uu.twii:u ul mi' tu iiuiuuiti v.
tbo county -which is under cultivation
planted to forago crops ani small
grains. The census roport qf 1S00
ton years after nctlvo dovclopraent. of
ngricuuurai inuuairies biiowb wiui
harvested satlsfnctoffly. Tho lowin
under of green crops for manure how-
ever Ta considered n safe method of
adding organic matter fo tho toil nn
this vegetation soons rots nnd form
n part of the soil without -auslns
I much loss of moisture. It 'b nl&n
considered unsafe to turn under coarse
manure or matured vcgitatlon owing
to tho danger of drying out of ths
sell Tho common practice of plas-t
Ing row crops sucli as cotton corn
(which Is raised very sparsely grain
along development lines by tk A. A:
&L collego and through farm t'enion
Btrators who haVo bceli sent out to
encourage tho farmers in adopting
scientific methods and proper diver-
sity In farming. A groat deal of en-
couragement along this lino has boon
deno through tho Abllouo Chamber of
Commorco this organization boing di-
rectly rosnonslbln for tbo ononraira
nient of tho rasing of llvo stock and n
Tow years ago conducted n campaign
encouraging tho raising of hogs .n the
county which materially ra'nod tho
amount of production nnd put thw
phaso of agricultural on n payingl
basis.
According to tho reports of the ooun-
tv assossorfi offlcn thn valtio of land
or. nn nvorago in tho county which In-
cludes the land for nVriculturol pur
pases and pnstUroaco la $15 ncr acre
hut in mnnv places tho agricultural
l'ind has been found to produce under
normal conditions atrricultural nrn-
L mCClinC of Alt ritiznna rf tl. .t..
and county who nro interested in the
organization nf un aiii.-. i..... i
boon called at the Chamber of Com-
morco tomorrow Tuesday evening it
8.30 o'clock. Several Abilene citizens
WIio arc inlerealiHl In onniin. - i....i
jorganlzed kerb have boon diaeussinir
tho mnttor for somo days and it if
urged tlin.t there bo a large number out
to tho mooting Tuesday evening.
if ta rtofinntnllu n.tn.r ii..i k
riiclans In lhe city attend. Thoro nra
tloclarod to bo several members of tb
h;utl hrevtoimlv m.i!nintnn.i i... ... i
tholr qttondanc at thu initnttm u
particularly desired.
Ilccoitllon for SuMttirt
Tilfi lnillna nf Min Tv . ...
. . ..v i.iui v-uumy
-.-ftu ui nm .vi'il tro3 Will 1101(1 .1
rocepton for tho returned Midlers
nnd sailors on'tho 4th of Julv hogi i-
ntng at 8.30 p. m. on the T & l
lawn. All branches nnd auxilliarlvt
VlU takoititlco and all Hed Crof.H
workers arc roquotod to participate n
this rOCOntion. Var.OIlM ilrnnp.in -
yr'M mako tholr qwn arrangemaMs for
carrying out uijir program.
ChasStwtz. Jr. Churmn
Taylor County Chapt?v Amorictii
Hod Cross.
iilricuuurui muuan u;.i uun nsj iwnicn is nuseu very sparnciyi grain
vhat rapidity agriculture developed Jn sorghums and somo others in jlsttfd
the county. In 1890 thoro were 3793 1 trenches gives good results ns u
ncrcR In cotton. 2721 acres In wheat
C010 acres in ois 3S70 acres in corn
and 3429 acres in hay grange which
occupied about all tho cultivated areas
It was nt this time that tho fruit in-
dustry began to attract attention and
socms to Insure greater certainty rf
(nimlnn(lnn whtlr. nllltttnnilnnt Intftr-
tillago gradually fills tho furrows nnd
leaves tho roots somo depth beneath
tho surface where the moisture con-
ditions nro favorable.
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ducts raising It In raiue as-high cii ft.irnu rati w 'V
5100 per aero Those infttcVetf how- S maT SevK pvA? 'LY?1.
la in thn nAffftinrnnn.t e-n ls nPlIcK jiromjlly thjfe jrnf.
. ... p.w M1.IIIMMUIIIWUW "V tM ''M t n.l 1 ttSW W .3
nor nnro. Thn fnnntv inv -nn i . "! " -v xfrJ'U!Vm uiwi
flflv.Mf.ht ronta nml thn tntol ! . ! "Cal 'A. C9- "T W Ojfman T
tion of agricultural property in lha TiSEPTInll ilSXiv? T4r X"
ccunty is given bv tho countv offlcf. I?iC.n.a"TNQ T. IIr
as $14710705. The agricultural nopu- S ? 1 rKQI8' "-
Intlntl nf thn nmintv Ih natlm.n nt t ' w""m" "5- ui lu
25000 which includes tho population In
tho smaller towns of tho count.
PEHS ONAL
!)
Mr and Mrs. "Waldon Green of Dal-
las were visitors In the city Sunday
and Monday.
George MIntor Jr. left Monday
moraine for Stamford to visit Mr. and
Mrs. C C. Sellers for a few? days.
Fred Muston of Ranger was In the
city Monday visiting" relatives and
friends.
The Misses Pierce of IJopkinsvillo.
Ky.f are visiting their cousin. Mr. v
E Hughes and her family In College
Heights
Some Improvements In tho condition
of J. Mllo Shackelford was reported
Monday morning. It la stated that ho
spent a restful night Sunday night and
uopes ar now enieriainea ror ms re-
covery James D Estea wjjo has recently
beea discharged from tho army aftcs
having servej with the 42d Division Is
In the city visiting his pirenta Mr and
Mrs. V. N- Estes. Mr. Estes was with
the American Armv of OctlpaUon in
qermany
Mrs E. M. Overshiner
daughter left over the Tes
eastbouna Monday mon
month's visit with Mrs
father and mother. Dr. an
l .
carter or Sulphur City Ark.
Luther J. Harris of Ilobv. was
'among tho business visitors in Abilene
.Mommy.
M. A. Curtis of fho firm of Mntz
Curtis returned Sunday nlnht -from
San Antonio whore he attended a
meeting cf tho State Association of In-
suranco Agents. Mr- Curtis reports u
very enthusiastic and Instructive meet-
lng.
Capt. E. D. Sayles Is in Fort Worth
where he will bo honorably discharged
from the service at Camp llowle.
Dr H. G Anderson son of Mr. and
Mrs. II. G. Anderson who lived In Abi-
lene many years beforo mnviiie to
Coloradd. was In Abileno Monday ac
companied by Mrs. Anderson. They
Hvo at Hurkburnett whom Dr Ander
son conducts a vejry suiyjessfurdontal
office. They will visit Dr. Anderson'3
parents at Colorado
Mack Ij. Wvatt has nut-chased lnts nn
Mulberry street between Second and
t mrm and win erect a modern bunga
I
a like committee appointed by Presi-
dent Snndefor of S.mmons Qollega
composed of George L. Paston. T. C.
Compboll and George 8. Andqrsan wHh
tho Prosident added as a member by
tho Hoard.
Funds Will be solicited I frnm all
parts of Texas from members of lb
ueptisi cnurcn. in Abllone ami Tay-
lor COUnty it AVill h ntnocifil tlmr
ail citizens will aid the movement by
moral support nnd contributions. Tan
Institution proposes a sanUarium
bu.lding COStinK S300.00O.OO. a nurse
training school bulWng costlnn $100
000 and a home for nurses citing
like sum making a total of $500000.
All reputable nhvalelnna will hn tr
to operate In tho sanitarium and nnd
eats of allTTicu belief and tlione
without any cburat connection w 11
bo admitted to the Initution. :i-inr.u
ing to an annouocomsi.
promoters.
Biff!
The lawyer was cros.eamlnliiB &
wIUiom to a robbery. ."
"When did tbo rahkfrv&'unin0B
ho aakod. Bfc TK
"I think' began the witness
"Wo don't cam what vmi thinL- dr
Wc want to kaow what you know."
"Theij if you don't went to know
what I think. I mav as wall liav.i h
fltnnd. 1 can't talk without thhiking
I'm not a lawyer.' Galveston Kewa. J
ttHHMZjjHjSJUrfittUkT2S3 "m"Zmml"-l'f HSlfgV "" " " "" i nimiMii mmumm iWtUiiMMi i "
3 Kmd -Well rm immmmmmmi7Mt'M'77.7.
o .... i. ii mmmmmwmz i
JJP Prions of undigcsteuylif XVSVVWfc J WYMfWjwMvA
5 yourAoweis where icy gM' vWvvvJXf .Jm .A.p WrfT
Mf B(ipationheadaofe; bad Mi JSXslElWvlMP9S VCmW)
i u u i aivi jnimeroua hs i iCHNi i"' H3& ?;iv..4i iss Ji5r3Vro
mi P" 2 Jtoubrvre bound T"B USlG!111'''!) i
Jm to folow Kccp your mm vmmilRAMcm H
am sof glher do by J IrlffiW fl 1 I W ttSaU? sj
WM takKanccasfcnaldose kjl SKwCaAJllilW
I Ii gftWw n x&tsm$
ram 1UlCifQrd'& L?N Our wish Is to batiile vourVffll-j'rn vir mhirn niiiinriitttiitii.
A. f II it snilllrl ll.'lllltttiir fcni'iinn iitlU.i.ir .J... .I .M ...Hi 1... i
Rfv ink 8 a I . . -b rv " "'"lPfioH ymu wvi wish win uv
VIMWII WO' U VlVlC-iifi m y
fa j
Kl 'fng Fawn Ga. writes: M wMmmMiiSlMWj'l KmFifWm
5 "Wc have used Thed- Ux&& ITICwlKlM&JgrVlJ
gET ford's Black-Draught as XL CtfRufi WPWWWm DWlrS
; WfZQ a family medicine. My ESQ ESJJSM IM H feC frTlrTH ntffl &i! MCH &&&
yi mother-ltt-law could not gO I$&rv1l5 lrlfyM5i H !U2l 1 8 U S 0 Lf
t !!.- :-".r'""""""'"'y -KF i IFrrjilVJIii1ii:i-ier4fvJrw.AlfTfVtflF!Mian?
gsi looBiroiiBiof her so she rJj. VS&Sfl3uJEWE8
WgA used Olack-Drauchlasa V$fl ff'-:wT.7'giiSgrff?
Efif mild laxative and liver !l
HSa fcph'ator ... We use U M?i$ ' I
m?R I "Ja.miV.an9 mito mm. r - '
I fa At. 'usinc oesi mcaicine lor Mm . v. g
1 bSjfir fho liver made." Tryit. M ; sc-:-Xi-- j... ...
1 OM.J Insist on the genuine vrai - ! .
jrffili Tliedford's. 25c a pack- Ri-W STf I
i $& n"c' ' E75 WjL t 'ij' '' v
'WSAS" " 'tR in 0H.sy wnllttK 'fistnucu of ton m 1-cll Improved ncigh-
f ImrboodH priuodrfroin 20ltl)0 to ifJOO.OO Jach. .Terms: Onc-
p . J fourth cash niicllliataicc in Vne.jHW and Ahrcc yours at S pet'
S cent iuturcst. Wl ucct- VwW pjimmita on balmmo if
you bicalomel iiusired. j j
i ' ' Seo "s Bcforctnc-IIcst Lots arc Sold '
Wtl a 1 LOUIS C. WISE & SON
vj r as eooD imm m m
SxcrJia Mnde in Chlscjo astray
rf i i M ium 1 f
The punRed and refined
calomel tablets that arc
nauacalcss safe arid sure.
Medicinal virtues retain-
ed and improved. .Sold
only in sealed packages.
Pries 35c
"Ar you nn expert aeeaufttan!
"Yea. sir." said U applicant
"Your written Mf erenow amm m i.r.
all right out tell mo moro about your-
self "
"Woll mv wlfrt kntii t.ii.i.u
budget for thirty ilavi.. One nivtn tr.
vr dinner i sat down anil In lass than
half nn lnrnr found out how mnnit w
ceu our groor."
"HnjiK u j-our lwt and coat. Th
job is yaurt IJirmtaglmm Age Her-
mo.
1843
Old Reliable .
PETER
SCHUTTLER
agon
has stood tho tost
of time. For 70
years it has boon
tho "One T3cst"
wagon.
Wacron troubles sVtl v.ncmn rVNen .. .t . .
..--- ---i- -v " viiMt. ova iuu uvur wnnn vmi
SStnSm.6 rf Sciar '4urChaso price is the oniy-
price. Although the pv.ee nuy Lc iitittl more than you wouS
have to pay for some other make- the additional cost ia an
mvestmentnot an expense.
YOU NEED NOT
SUFFER FRCIM CATA'RRH
OBER HARDWARE CO.
Abilene Texas.
Professional and B
and little
& Paeitlc.
lUK for i
DUROCSJE
Y have mi
the vt
Cherry K
ers. Her
jxilts antl piafc ik amjbes for iK
All regit emVaud Ilholra tm
iifaelLon Wmranteet
HdwagHpir Farm
El PasACo. SiJeta. IVju
iSEYSJp
hi lu-ru'i in without
land Orion Aower c
riK.r.l Iik.-i.I JtfENT v
.1 Miws. nn.l l? a 8c
. thin? vmi
gIVS lor iili p- -r...
tg
Lera
low. work belne besun on sanio linn.'. .J.. i?.
. uu HUWJ a K
" iTim-'n. i .
4 i;. uuiiiuueii nas nurehasci hiai. .. ..
hSLi?"-""6?' thp U ha
w. v. unu rmu uitu aiuiotrrv rtn'i c?.i.t ... ....
will ..11 ..'... ....-..-.".. "V lQU u -
. iw oMsmiio limn uuinuilia i j
same this fall. Ho will got posses
SlOI! ill SentemllPr v-hnn tin. u'nrl- n HI
iUK lor -J'. r--. ....... Mw ..w... .. ...
vershtaer's De eommencca
Mrs- G W
Uvsw r "'ng he
Ing pooitlq
:rVt?ork fn a bent orLn0D
ir mtfo n otlfVi In- iliJ.l.
r ip f- 3 "MFw1 -
Jfiiful. It thAmilsclasJffvlUpl
itiiiifi vini & - oat-Vurj -.w it
r""v J M i h-W HI KJB lb I
Ihelp 'toe MammetrtkisJ
If UALLAtD JfiOiVilKt
ml appeal toMfimaJ'sti
m tlniPa it-i-mi. Jf liM.
Veed Void bv aicJ
Ltuaile lV tho
fjlu"NQacA)unt' jivj
lod anwglmlvjjftlw
right tNnttVJl thJC tafir
iaio inv nmj)neyry
id iiunuta I ikt buv lJ '
ve-Da&sllKt ( '
X ad !
But You Must Drive
Your Blood
Catarrh ij annoyin
-n nen a it cliokea up you
ijir passages causii
breathing and othtr d
Heal danger conjtj .he.'
down into your Jungs.
ihis is why you siou
realize the imnortane. m
er treatment and lose nr
penmenunj WU worthl
dies which touch on'y tB
f. fJ..l f
Vh' w J c rj
TW. the
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is rernt- AHVer
em-dce.JIatUS. Ca
i of Catarrh um. ...
uiicaac g.-row out of your
". rcsultl h.-rvn Iium ...
Olli the n nf 3 i: c
bpietely fots from your
"wmi germs ter
' perfect antidote.
wish medical .-i.lvW - .
tment of your awn intf
: wr o CWef Medieal
L bwift tpeeiffc Co. At-
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Examination
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Jamas P. Stlnson. .J qij it
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STINSON
WHLTEH TOMS
DIED WHY I M.
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COMMITTEE 15
APPOfHTED Oil
SMITAHII
Walter Tomnkina. aee 29 uhn ha.ti!
'. been very low for several iiaw. fiiji i
oac- 5:M o'clock .Monday morning. The d ' 1
Ver Ceased WHS t'HL'Hl?il In hltalnacc Ait.
wmuie- lene when he was stricken tjown lie
Brattttatett-irqntJrtnniDng vpmwa nr
WU and was a member of Colleg'
Heights Uaptlfct chure.
timers! eai-vloaa .t ill l. t..l4 l.. f
late rehtence 701 Hutternut streat. ai
0 o clock Monday evening tho service
bajnji eonduetad bv Dr. J. o Tturkoit
TilO Lwidv .will tic hhftiruwi fn 11- 1.11
i. ' .. :...:.. -x. 7r"-c?" - "
jovor tue wtenua valtey Tuosday mora-
Ing and buried there Surviving the
deceased are hi widow um Mjm 5!-
bel WIJHams; hk. matlitr Mm J 1
Tompkin; two sisters Miss auii
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