The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, September 16, 1932 Page: 3 of 8
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I.i'HHon for September 1X:
Thf Report!* of the .Spin
Number* 18 and 14
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Thf Itiraelite* w«-r«- now in the
wildernenB of P ran, whin Mone*j pen I to time
it commanded by the Lord to He-,
lect twelve men, one from eai'h
tribe, to make n tour of inspection
of the promised
their side. The people, in despair,
urorned their advire, and yearned
for Kityjit. Hut Cali'h and Joshua
stuck to their irurc and lived to *ee
their Judgement vindicated. I'nder
Joshua the children of (Jod did en
ter Canaan.
You and I desperately need, in
this time of fear and doubt uch
confidence in the future triumph
of the i ijfht. When disheartened
let ui Hay, with Gladstone, "I ap-
i I t
land. Thus was
inaujjii rated one
of the earliest
geographical ex-
peditions in his-
tory. Then
•cout* made a
thorough investi-
gation of both
the land's fertils
nreat and it*
b a r re n waMi
Their report was
comprehensive, but
mo us.
Ten of the spies,
ting that the land w
neverthele - coun -• • I *<
What Became Of
The Breweries
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not
una in-
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change, If Oongri und the peo-
ple should be so foolish h- to vote
for the repeal of the Vol lend Inw
The plea of t'ne repeals-t is that
thi' reopening of the breweries
would provide thousand* of extra
job . The fact - and -'ati-tti
en aliow-, hows that many thous
and« now engaged in these new in-
du-trie*, would lose then joiis by
the change back to beer makinic
Another plea of the repealist is
that the legal -ale of beer would
bring the Government at least
one half billion in revenue. This
plea i< doubtb*-.' true, hut the peo
pie (which constitute the Govern
merit) would have to pay out for
that which no benefit- accrue, as
much a- Fivi billion dollars, ju-t
like they did in pre prohibition
day- A very pooi proposition to
throw away ten dollars to get one
for the bank, l>i I) II. Hancock
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Mbtny Keing the t H pantry
deinonstratot foi the Ha-ting-
Home Deinonit ration Club in
Shackelford county ha- enabled
Mr- Monroe Reynolds to feed her
family, avemging 7 12 members,
foi •! '.77 for the first iX months
of the yeai In iiowing her item
i/erl groci ry li t to the home dent
on.-tration agent -he -1 it• ■ <I that
the\ had "jii.-i about all wi could
want in that time." She take-
i an ill everal hi\e of bee-, and
after keeping enough honey for
family u e sold mor* than Si"
worth She also sold $*>!i.lX
worth of egg- during the first six
months of the year. "Regardless
of the outcome of the field crops,"
says Mrs. Reynolds, "our home
operate* on a cash basis."
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I.amesa The cost of dressing
the family has been drastically cut
by many Dawson rounty farm
women, it i- revealed in reports
coming in from the different
home demonstration clubs to Mi -
Ro/.elle Mi Kenney, home demon
st ration agent My budgeting ex
penditure.s, keeping accounts and
u-ing foundation pattern -lib
stantial saving havi be. n made
spirit of Caleb and his companion, of these new enterpri.si 'and Seven meniher of the W I -on
their penchant for adventure The ready upon a moments noli ■ to Club report i .ivmg of <7'>.! rt in
Jew- were a great exploring peo- go hack to the making of heei In making CI garment for their
pie. Now opportunities for travel fact the papers are full of reports faini!i<■ -. and eight member of
are very limited for most of us. to the effect that they hav. their the Patricia Club li-> total iving-
Huta we can cultivate our mind million of -i h ready for a quick of slOl |.'{ hy u tig modern meth-
We can develop a hobby. change from their present husi od- in making the family clothing
Finally, these men had the con ties- back to beer exdu-ivcly. The foundation pattern is the de-
'fidence of victory. They knew that Which will be done ju-t . fa t a- vice that ha been most helpful in
they were right, that time wa- on money and men can make the making clothing, these women -ay.
The question, what ha- become
of the old time breweries, is one
that i frequently asked, hence
not understood by many. I pon
the adoption of the eighteenth
amendment, The Krug Hrewcry
of Omaha began the handling of
millions of bushel of various
kinds of grain in the manufacture
of different kind of food prod-
uct Willow Spring* In imii th'
manufacture of a non alcoholic
beveiagi Will Spring distilleric.
began tie making of vinegai and
pickcl The Capitol Hrewcry of
Washington is an ice cream fac
tor> The I'eroia distillerie make
cereal products. Scnlitz, manu-
facture- many useful article
l'abst, in Milwaukee makes the
famous l'abst cheese While
they cried, "and seize Flat* brewery is a candy factory.
nd the largest converted into
meat packing and maple syrup
PROFITABl.F. USE OF RUNOFF
WATFR IN WEST TEXAS
The Spur Kxperimcnt Station
report* the u-i of a -imple and in-
expensive system of diver-ion ter-
race- for impounding the runoff
wat' i on June 20 from a two-inch
rain resulting in the application of
seven inches of water on a 120
acre tract of land. Sudan grass
wa- planted on thirty-five acres of
thi* land, and as a result of this
artificial irrigation <>^ head of
Hereford yearlings and 15 head
of work stock and milk cow Were
grazed on the 3f> acres from July
is to August 15, the Hereford|
yearling- making a gain in this
period of .'(Hfift pounds worth at
." 1-2 cents. $212 OH, or $t> 00 per
acre, not including the grazing of
the 15 head of work stock and
milk cow- for the period. In ad-
dition to the grazing, a hay crop
ot .'!0 tons wa- harvested, and at
the end of the period the grazing
ori thi tract was considered better'
than at the beginning, which illu
trati' the practicability of uning
wa t. rainfall water to great pro-
fit b\ diverting it onto farm land.
Many Beauties in "Dream Girl" Chorus
while admit-
a very rich,
I against at-
in
tempted conquest. "All the peo-
ple we saw there," they insisted,
"were men of huge -ize. They
made u.s feel like grasshoppers.
(Moffatt'a version l
Hut Caleb and Joshua, who gave
the minority report, were made of
stfrncr stuff. "We ought to march
up at once,
the land."
Note the
They had
pose a verdict of comrades who Indiana make stock foods.
greatly outnumbered them. Never ,.\n investigation into the matter
was such courage more needed. We reveals the fact that these new in
are all tempted to follow the crowd dustries, using the old brewery
like silly sheep. How few will think buildings, and doubtles, much of
through for themselves the pro- its old equipment, are using in
found issues at stake in the coming their new line of work, about ten
election, and vote accordingly! time is much labor, anil infinit.
Mo t voters will flock to the band- ly more raw material than w.-n
wagon of that candidate whom used by them in the making of
they think i- most likely to win beer Hut. notwithstanding thi
Secondly, consider the exploring abox. fact-, each ind ev.-tA oni
grit of this sturdy pair.
plenty of nerve to op- factories. Squibb* distillerie
Mi I'lea ant Farm women in
litn county have turned to can
nine fryer- instead of selling them
on the market, thereby more than
doubling their value, it is reported
by Mrs Alba Tidwell, home dem-
onstration agent. One woman
who could get but 7 cents per
pound for her 22 fryers which
weighed I 3 1 pounds, put them
into 25 No 2 cans worth about .'(0
cents per can It cost $1.65 for
cans and ingredients. The fryer?
would have brought $2.66 on the
market. The gain by canning was
figured it $3.09 exclusive of lab-
or.
The host job printing
I'bono (i7.
$
A part of the chorus which will
be presented with the "Dream
Girl Follies," the Auditorium at-
traction at the 1932 State Fair of
Texas, Oct. S to 23. The chorus,
which i now being specially train-
ed for the premiere of the huge
revue at the State Fair, numbers
fifty, forty of whom are girls.
There is a male chorus of ten
members, half of whom are shown
in the accompanying photo.
The "Dream Girl Follies" will
bring to the State Fair Auditori-
um a company of more than 100.
one of the largest companies ever
to he presented at the State Fair
Auditorium.
Headed by Alice Joy, the dream
girl of radioland, who has numer-
ous stage successes to her credit,
and Henry Santrey's band, stars
of radio, stage and the moviez,
the "Dream (Jirl Follies" company
includes such famous stars as
Kirby and DeGage, Moss and
Manning, the Henderson Sisters,
Lillian I.awson, Faye Wells, Val
Ve.stoff, Charlie Hiers, and others.
Krnic Young, widely known
Chicago producer, who in produc-
ing the "Dream Girl Folliei," la
now at work to contract a come-
dian who will also act as tr,alter of
ceremonies for the revue. Sow-
al of the bent-known comedian* M
the American stage are betnt
sought for the production her*.
Following it* twenty-**vkn per-
formance engagement at t'ne State
Fair Auditorium the "Dream GM
Follies" will be toured back t®
Chicago, where it will be present-
ed for an indefinite run, and will
then be taken to Rroadway.
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FALL SHOWING OF NEW FURNISHINGS
For Your Home
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Kir, Irir Hmiiji' Sufu'iiniilit
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Mil I ■ ■
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The amazing superiorities of modern I let
trie Cookers iri inam and varied! \nd
the. art so important, to your health and
to ctiuunt hot.ii management, that I let
tru Cookers deserve, vour serious itinstd
eration . AT ON< I
Mode rn 11 eciric < loktrv means more
healthful meals fot ill the vitamins and
food elements are ui iked in not hoi I d
away as in old-fash oned methods I hid
flavors are sealed in, too making n 'Is
far more ta .tv and 2'ijvti/;:io
With an I lectric i .i.ige, t md shrink.it;e
is reduced hv more than 20 per tent!
And l.'ss expensive , ot meat can he
used, with remarkaKc results, due to the
superior cooking n thod' litest advan-
tages mean large ca-'i savings each month!
-And Meant < >' brings h.ippv
leisure hours. The .///. ruii, controls do
ill the cooking . . you nvrelv prepare
your meals and entrust their finished per
le t .i i tn th. ',ciei::if:t accuracy «it this re
mar ih!e I 1 < hj! r ,int'
You'll also appreciate the coolness and
tic inline >s ol modern I lectrii ( ookerv.
I Ik ! is con lined to its job ot cooking,
so . ",-rc s no surplus to make your kit . hen
unh. -r.shly !iot and with dean eleitric
heat tii-.-rt arc no blackened po^ and pans
50 LIVING ROOM SUITS
ONDISPLAY. . .
2 Piete All (Overstuffed Living Room Suit
2 Piece All Overstuffed Mohair Suit
3 Piece Al! Overstuffed Mohair Suit
$37.50
49.50
59.50
Fine Luxurious Two Piece Suits in the
New Covers and Styles Priced at
$97.50 $119.50 $139.50
25 New Floor Lamps
$5.95 - $S.50 -$7.95
$8.75 -$ 10-$ 12.50
60 Bedroom Suits to Choose From
1 Piece Bed Room Suit $28.65
1 Piece Bed Room Suit 37.50
i Piece Bed Room Suit 39.50
Now on display in our store is a largre
showing- of the newest in Furniture
and Home Furnishings. Our floors are
overflowing with new merchandise for
every room in the home. Bargains ex-
traordinary await your selection. Just
before advance in prices come it is
Kconomy for you to buy.
27 DINING ROOM SUITS
These are attractive new Suits. We
have just the Suit to fit your needs at a
price that will fit your purse. Let us
show you the new in Dining Room
Furniture
8 Piece Genuine Walnut Suit $ 59.50
8 Piece Genuine Walnut Suit 69.50
8 Piece Genuine Walnut Suit 79.50
9 Piece Genuine Walnut Suit 99.50
9 Piece Genuine Walnut Suit 129.50
9 Piece Genuine Walnut Suit 135.00
50 New Rugs to Choose From
New creations ot' popular priced
$19.50
22.50
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( all u for ,itt indn idual in i estimation of your use of elcctrit ten-
tie, to determine the cost of cooking by electricity in your borne.
Von may l e surprised to knoti there are many cases u here •/•',-
trie cfokery actually decreases the total of electr• al and %as bil[\.
Rugs which feature all the new de-
signs and colors
V)xl2 Axminster Rug
9x12 Axminster Rug
xl2 Fringed liug
Frinue(l
BEAUTIFUL NEW PULL UP CHAIRS
$6.95 - $7.95 - $8.95 - $9.95 - $10.75
$11.95 -$12.50
Steel Beds at only $3.95
(riiaranteed Springs only 3.95
45 pound All Staple Mattress 7.95
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9x12 Frin.s
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['illg
45.00
49.50 money now on Furniture and Home rum
ishings.
57.50
£
Bn
Westlexas Utilities
Company
Barrow Furniture Co.
330-338 Pine Street, Abilene, Texas
Free Delivery Into Your Home
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The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, September 16, 1932, newspaper, September 16, 1932; Albany, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth401332/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.