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Chronicle, Coleman, Texas, August 1, 1946
THE COLEMAN COUNTY CHRONICLE
Coleman County’s Family Newspaper
Entered u second-class matter, April 36, 1933, at the poet office at
Coleman, Texas, under the Act of March 3, 1879
R. A. AUTRY ...........
MILTON AUTRY
MRS. R. A. AUTRY >.
..........Manager
Society Editor
Telephone 6901
National Advertising Representative
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Oae Year In County $1.00 Outside County, $1.50
Optside the State. $2.50
Any erroneous reflection upon the character of any person or firm
appearing in these columns will be gladly and promptly corrected upon
calling the attention of the management to the article In question.
Qur Bible And Its
* Truths
Thanks.:...
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I would .like to express my appreciation to the
voters of Precinct One for the fine vote that I re-
ceived in the election Saturday
Having r^eived such,,a strong vote I feel that
when I start my work as your commissioner I will
have your support and your cooperation.
I am grateful to you for having seen fit to
put me back on the job and I promise that I will
carry out my duties to the best of my ability.
Again I say “Thanks.”
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E. C. JAMESON
THANKS
I wish to thank the Voters of Pre-
cinct 4 for the fine vote driven me in Sat-
urday’s election, and ask for your vote
and influence in the second primary,
August 24.
PETE SNEED
The long time viewpoint that
Christ had In mind when He gave
Himself on . the Cross of Calvary
was In Its true sense the esrcnce
of all eternity. It gave to us the
freedom of choice between serving
Ood or mammon as our true Master
and Divine Healer which my fel-
low man, are we to follow—man
or' God? Remember the choice Is
free—absolutely free This Is one
thing that in all of our earthly
Kingdom we have that no person
can take away when once we have
That- precious thought
committed ourselves —'eternal life.
That precious thought Is Indeed
beautiful In itself We shall all havy
this opportunity to accept this won-
derful; thought If only we are will-
ing to become one 6f His seed He
gave His all for us so that we might
share the beauties of the everlast-
ing., which are to be. created on the
new earth, after the millennium
Would It not be wonderful to spend
those precious thousand years In
heaven with our Lord and Saviour.
Judging those of wickedness, which
were slain at the brightness of His
second coming? Yes, the thought Is
truly beautiful.
The earthly world is coming to
its fast end as is thoroughly Indi-
cated by the sign of the times In’
which we are living. We not only
see It In the prophecy as Is fulfilled
in the Precious Book, but also In
I our everyday political and religious
world. We are asleep to the time
) in which we are living, dear people I
’ An alarm should be sounded In Its
effort to reach every man, woman
and child.
The time is serious In which wr
are so boldly living. Let as stop
Just one minute this very day in
| order to secure ourselves more deep-
I ly Into, the truths that we find In
| the Bible and In the Bible only!
We are somewhat proned to judge
‘ those about us Instead of beholding
Christ as our examples We are, in-
i deed, completely unworthy to walk
! In the footsteps of our Lord and
Saviour, but our thanks to the
| grace of Ood, we are able to do the
unmentionable Is it not wonderful
i to have lived a complete whol£ day ]
in the life of Christ? He has given4
this opportunity to all'. I am Jast
wondering If all of us are willing
: to accept that Invitation, or are we
too busy challenging ourselves and
neighbors with the acquisition of I
. earthly riches and glory? It seems
to be shockingly true as we look
about us. We are definitely our bro-
ther's keeper, and It behooves us
all- old and young—to maintain
that responsibility of gathering all j
your ungodly Influences and cast- !
Ing them aside so as to cause not
thy brother to stumble. You know,
our every deed, thought and mo- 1
tlve Is recorded daily In a book of
membrance. How do we stand with i
our Maker In relationship to earth- |
ly good and bad deed performed? ‘
It's truly worthwhile about which
to think, for we have so little time !
left to consider such important mat- j
ters.
Lean on the everlasting arms of
■Jesus He will not fall you. He has
promised to keep you In safe sur-
rounding If you only wish to be
maintained In the unworthy, but
beautiful step of Christ Behold not
your neighbor as your example! Be-
hold Christ only! Listen not to mi-
j llcious gossip Did Christ? Nor
j did He bear false witness against
I His fellow man. Why did He not?
| He loved His fellowman! All of
j God s beautiful and precious law, is
! laid upon a foundation of love, and
, we. as His followers, are to matn-
i tain the same felt love also If we
i gam entrance in His blessed king-
I dom
| Hasten on, my fellowman to com-
pletely surrender all to thy Sav-
iour who so gallantly died a death
I so unbecomingly to one of such high
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These lamps are beautifully design-
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Thr District 4-H Club Encamp-
ment held at Lake Brown wood State
Park last week was proclaimed one
of the best ever held. A total of
210 boys and 50 adults were In at-
tendance. Allen Turner, of Voss,
was high point scorer from Cole-
man county In the rifle shooting
contest. He made a score of 17.4 out
of a possible 300. Contestants were
required tQ shoot a 32 caliber, peep
.sight rifle In the prone, sitting,
kneeling and standing positions.
Several requests for Information
on the control of moss or algae in
earthen tanks have been received at
the agent's office Two methods of
control are recommended. One Is
the use of copper sulphate or blue
stone, at the • rate of 5 pounds to
each million gallons of water. Pour
or five times this amount can be
used without any detrimental effects
on livestock or for the use of the
water for hoasehold purposes. There
is danger of killing fish when more
majesty Yield not to the tempta-
tion to linger in the world of chaos
any longer. It proves to be of no
avail—The material things of this
world are only temporary. They
can't last, so let us confess Christ
before men, and be not ashamed
of His words. Obey and keep an
eye of faith on the future. Faith
and more faith Is what more of as
need—faith just to reach out and
grasp His precious promises and
truths. Shall we keep the faith
of Jesus and thereby acquire that
precious new earth which Us soon
to be ours? 33c
than the 5 pound rate is used. The
application of commercial fertiliz-
er can also be used to good ad-
vantage In eradicating the moss
and at the same time Is considered
^he first step in a good management
program of fish production. Several
■I fertilizer formulas can be ased. Visit
the county agent's office for further
details.
Down on the King Ranch In
South Texas scientists of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture have
been conducting some experiments,,
which show that there Is a decided
value in adding phosphates to the
drinking water for cattle. The par-
ticular treatment worked out has re-
sulted In more productive breeding
stock and In better, gains by yfclves.
Adding phosphate is not necessary,
of course, except where native vege-
tation does not contain enough
phosphorus. This Is a decided de-
parture from the usual practices in
Texas as most of the stockmen add
bone meal and other forms of
phosphate to the salt in mineral
boxes and others apply phosphate
to the soil as a fertilizer On the
Kin* ranch phosphate salts were
added to .supply 6.5 gram phosphor-
us in six gallons of water This
way the cattle assimilated it easi-
ly Two forms of phosphate were
us$d successfully — disodium phos-
phate and deflourinated triple sup-
erphosphate. U8DA scientists say
it is necessary to use the denom-
inated product, slpce nourine Is poi-
sonous to animals.
Considerable plhk eye trouble is
THANKS
For the support given me in the
election Saturday and for the support
I have received in past elections, I
wish to express my sincere apprecia-
tion.
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My hat is off to the leaders in
the race and \ wish them success in
the runoff.
It has been a pleasure to have
the opportunity to contact the people
of Coleman county during the recent
campaign, and I amjrrateful for all
consideration shown THe.
I was a good winner five times
and now I am a good loser.
Frank Mills
being encountered over the county
at this time among the livestock
producers, If properly handled this
disease usually runs Its course with-
in two or three weeks without any
harmful results. The first symp-
toms are a watery discharge from
the eye, attended by swelling, red-
ness and tenderness of the lids.
When these sysmptoms are first no-
ticed the affected animal should be
isolated from the herd If possible
and medication applied to the eye
twice a day. Veterinarians recom-
mend equal parts of calomel and
sulfanaltmide powder blown Into the
eyes by means of a straw or quill
or merely placing It on a piece of
paper, which 4s held close to the
eye and blown* in to It. If the condi-
tion does not show improvement
within four or five days a veter-
inarian should be contacted, for
severe complications, leading to per-
manent loss of sight, are often ex-
perienced when proper treatment is
Many good reports are being re-
ceived from over the county on
the use of DDT for the control of
horn flies on cattle this year. Mast
of the spraying of livestock has
been done with the all emulsion
form, however, the latest recom-
mendations, from the animal re-
search department of the U. 8.
Department of Agriculture, la the
spraying of livestock with DDT
in the wettable powder farm. The
powder Is mixed with water and
goes into a suspension for use as
a spray or dip. The reason given
for its preferred use Is that it is
not harmful to animals even If
used in strength somewhat greater
than that recommended by the
manufacturer and this U^Bcause
it cannot be absorbed through the
skin of the animal in the water
suspension form.
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Autry, Milton. Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1946, newspaper, August 1, 1946; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth732229/m1/2/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.