The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. [39], Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 29, 1914 Page: 4 of 8
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.MPAIGN
JNDED.
Agriculture
id Govcrn-
Men ana
crating.
We want to
.lis State for
ti our discus-
icw months
he power of
o briefly re-
ch have ac-
s of Texas
extended the
.he press.
•a the history
lied ana Ue-
the part of
perate with
resent; there
hen the city
rendering as
us a service
resent; there
en organized
rc thorough-
snorc friend-
between the
idustry than
never was a
: on the part
promote the
people was
•Fcnt. This
of publicity,
ot made for
ividual and
e everything
ivay we want
sm, courage
i good citi-
virtues may
obscttred by
e of a cam-
bur,dantly in
Economic
and o
Unt
the problems of agriculture were
supposed to lie -in production
alone, but the public now realizes
that the fanner is a capable
workman and that thfc 'real prob-
lem is on the. business side of
agriculture. The city business
rrtslrt) by co-operating in market-
ing. has become a powerful ally
to the farmer, and farmers, busi-
ness men and bankers are co-
operating ii\ building warehouses
jand financing the crop.
i The State Agricultural De-
ipartment has been illy supported
'and without a comprehensive
plan of operation which pro-
moted the interests of agricul-
ture from seed-breeding to mar-
keting. The Farmers' Union,
through the press, has brought to
the attention of the public the
necessity for a constructive agri-
cultural policy that involve® pro-
duction, marketing and lui mess
,co-operation, and the next Com-
missioner of Agriculture will be
a practical farmer. Mr. Davis
(Went before the people with a
platform contemplating the ex-
penditure of $100,000 and giving
prominence to organization and
^co-operation of farmers and
promoting the business tide of
agriculture, all of which, no
doubt, the legislature will ratify.
The Farmers' Union has since
Its organization endeavored to
construct and put into operation
a system of warehouses but has
failed to receive sufficient en-
couragement and co-operation.
The necessity for such action is
now universally acknowledged,
and the legislature has met in
special session to consider the
problem and numerous meetings
are being held daily to organize
associations and promote the
construction of warehouses.
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In closing we wnnt to again
thank the press tor the sp'cudid
co-operation given to the farm-
ers of Texas in their struggle to
receive public recognition of
their problems.
W. D. LEWIS. President,
PETER RADFORD,
Ex-President
Texas Farmers' Educational and
Co-operative Union.
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iSl'-A-WHILE PHABMACY
SUCCESSOR TO
Hiiies Drug* Co.
SPOT CASH DRUG STORE
LINDEN:
ORITBBS BROS.
Manufactures of Soda Water.
Dealers in Ice and Fresh Meats
Phone Your Order.
Day phone 40, Night phone 35.
LINDEN TRANSFER CO.
LIVELY flfJD FEED STABLiE.
WE HANDLE
BRICK, LIME AND FEED STUFF.
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n.
i<;t closed is
emonstratiou
blicity. Ob-
obscure men
ant instances
more noted
and the re-
hly convince
pays to ad-
npaign ever
tribution to
c citizenship
• ever faced
than during
.(loin should
ic guest and
t from every
aiion should
honest ef-
!ual or per-
discuBS cco-
s not only
very Amcri-
atriotic duty
isseminating
kening pub-
in the wail
i disgruntled
in regard to
paign funds,
ir with city
have sinned
^re was no
nty or abuse
i rural scc-
won by the
ogether and
r problems.
State arc in-
nded. They
es nor cx*
arc open to
■* to vote for
according to
he Press.
tis State arc
o the press j 20 members. Mesdaines Donald
results. V> e anr] IJatchwell, of Marshall, were
I the organizers. The officers are:
L C. Weaver Worthy Patron
Mrs. C. 10. Davis " Matron
" L. 0. Weaver Asst. Worthy
Matron.
TOO MUCH DYNAMITE.
It has been suggested by
some genius that the President
appoint a commission of emi-
nent American statesmen to sub
init proposal.8 of peace to the
warring kings ol Europe, thai
commission to be composed of
Theodore Roosevelt, William
Jennings Bryan und William
Howard Tuft.
It is a tremendous array of,in-
tcllect, representing the three
extremes of political faith, tut
we fear such a composite selec-
tion would be surcharged with
so much dynamite that the in-
evitable explosion would scatter
tie dear kings to the four winds.
CHEAP PAINT.
There nre 1000"cheap,' paints
and a dozen really cheap ones.
That double word "cheap" is
the cause of wasting more mou-
ey than good paintcosts; two or
three times over.
Cheap paint is good paint;
tiiore is no other; 110 other is
cheap.
The two words sound alike but
their meanings are opposite.
"THE CHAMINADE CLUB."
The High School Students
interested in music and the stu
<ly el music were invited to meet
Friday afternoon in the music
room of the Linden High School
for the purpose of organizing 11
Club for the study of Musical
History. About twelve students
accepted the invitation. Miss
Wcrtsbaugh presided as chair-
man and organization was im-
mediately began.
The members decided to name
their club the "Chaniinade Club
of Linden Higb School."
The following officers were
elected for the first term of office:
President, Miss Una Mae
Sheffield.
Vice President, Miss Myra
Sheffield.
Secretary, Miss IJatlie Duu-
cun.
Treasury, Miss Ruby Maiett.
Reporter, Miss Azelle Stanley
The following committee was
appointed by President t'dlr the
purpose of drawing up the Con-
stitution and By-laws for the
Club: Miss Ruby Marelt, chair-
man, Misses M\ra Sheffield,
Purina Banger and Alcrne
Morse. The club decided to
meet every Friday aftenvon,
and that every filth meeting
should bo an open meeting.
bly impressed by the uniform
courtesy shown him by the citi-
zens of the place.
If ne 'was interested in a pub-
lic building, or a park, era man-
ufacturing enterprise, a dozen
men w^re ready with informa-
tion ai£d explanations, pointing
out thK various advantages, and
with ever a good word for tho
peophe. They made him wel-
come/.
A (few weeks later while trav-
eling in another state lie met a
manufacturer who w.18 in search
of n[ change of location f> r las
plant. He mentioned the place
he had recently left, and spoke
in glowing terms of the people,
their characteristics, and especi-
; al'y their courtesy to tbo
stranger within their gatos.
The manufacturer was much
imprest-id, and a few days later
visited the place, lie i3 there
now, with his factory and his
K>0 employes.
Truly, a man's tongue has a
wonderful influence upon the
future of his own town.
Is there a lesson in it for Us?
Subscribe for the Sun.
OVER YEANS1
experience
of them:
nt single re-
cxas during
century w*a
ovcrnor and
o give a an-
ion. The
/ politics to
:ussion will
cr of statcc-
r-{ tVo'iyM
The ReWard of Courtesy.
From I i I tie sprouts big trees
will often grow.
We tramplo upon tho Sprouts
of today and gaze with admira-
''Cheap costs double. Cheap is tion upon tho giants that were
Devoe. sprouts of a former generation.
Eastern Star Organized. ; And it is mu di the same in
An Eastern Star Lodge was j municipal allairs. We think too
orgnnized here last week with\ much of the ending and nol
enough ol tho beginning. We
overlook the little tilings of to.
day which lmvo in them the
making of tho big ones of to-
morrow.
This tendency of human na-
ture is strikingly illustrated in
the caso of a gentleman who had
oecafeioo to speud a week in a
couutrv lowu. aud wikj tftuurkft.
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights 4c.
Anrono aendtng n*k©trh and dcacrtptlnn may
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Patent0 taken throuuh Kftuis A
fpecUti noUrr, irltJinut^cbnivo, In tho
All kiuds of feed stuff, also
brick and lirno at LindenTraus-
for Co
A hn-Tdiomelir lllti«trnt*d week If. Inmost, clr
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Reward for any caad of Catarrh
that cannot ba curcd by Hall's.
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Banger, J. E. A. & Erwin, W. L. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. [39], Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 29, 1914, newspaper, September 29, 1914; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth341452/m1/4/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.