The Jacksboro News (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1909 Page: 1 of 8
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The Jacksboro News
vol. xiv
JACKSBORO, JACK COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, r909.
No. 38
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Our skewing of this well itr.ov.-n brand of siotlung is
larger and more to our likmg than ever kihirc.
Coats m three models, tl
Lie Sachet, tL Conservative coat.
The Slielhy, with a little more snap.
The Spartan, the young man s model
-1- for a dollar.
Besides getting your dollars worm
There is an unknown quamty that goes with every
Suit and it gives that SAT IS F 1E 0 FEELING.
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Specially Priced Suits j
that are Extra Values ^
$19.00, $25.00 and $27.50.
It s tlie Best place to trade
MORROW S STORE, Jacksboro, TL exas.
Dfsiimpd by Roscnwald St Weil.
MODEL: Spartan 1.
A rfood style coat for young
men.
: Trousers with this coat
j are made peg top with belt
| loops and 3 1-2 inch inside
' turn-up bottoms.
Winter
Trousers.
Made in two Models
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The peg top, with belt loops,
side buckles, button down flaps
over hip pocket3, open welt side
seams and three inch inside turn-
up bottom,
W e have your size in these
Troueer priced at $4.00, $5.00,
and $6 00 The pair,
MORROW'S SPECIALS
In the future all our Men s
Shoes at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50
and $4.00 the pair will he
stamped on bottoms. Mo row s
Special. Also the price stamp-
ed on every pair in plain
figures.
We will make these four
qualities of Shoes famous m
Jacksboro.
The bottoms will he made
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■%,ilite&ilTROUSERi*»* SLwboik sole leather.
cept the $2.50 grade.
There will he more
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Men s Fine Shoes
Hanan 8? Son, Makers.
New Fall Styles now
in. The leathers m
these f ine shoes run ex-
tra g’ood this season and
especially the tan Rus-
sian calf. These shoes
are cIke, Best yet.
We are making special prices
Shoes
style,
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on Hanan s
season:
for thi:
xs a more conservative model and f
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. i a a . i more comfort and longer wear $5._>0 for vici kid and gun . , , ^ *
trouser for those that do not care ■ . . QL ,1 1 <11/ With the Qual
for The p^g top- : m *hese Dhoes than you have metal call. c-
;heen accustomed to get at these j $6.00 for tan calf and pat- ap J Price Rjo’ht
The correct styles
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Priced $3.00 to $6.75 Tkz pair.
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A GREATER INCOME
FROM THE FARM.
Reading Fans Papers and Bulletin?.
In a talk to a number of farmers,
probably 100, the editor asked the
question, “How many took and
read a farm paper;” only five
stood up. If there had been that
many people together in any other
occupation whatever, unless it had
been day laborers, hack drivers or
some such occupation, and had
asked that question as to how ma-
ny took the papers pertaining to
their business, almost every one
would have stood up.
Every doctor takes a medical
journal, or \yon would, not. want
him to practice in your family,
every banker takes from one to
ten papers on finance, every mer
chant takes one or more trade jour-
nals; the lawyers, editors, mechan-
ics, machinists. Every occupation
except the fanner, day laborer,
hack driver, etc.
While a boy the editor noticed
this: That the man who does
work with his brins does not have
to work so hard with his hands.
quires suggestions from other
sources, observation, conversation,
and reading, and readinsg is great-
er than all others put together to
give data for thnking.
While there is a great deal of in-
formaton in a good farm paper that
would be worth money directly to
any farmer, yet the chief value is
not the available cash hints found
but the value of the ideas suggest-
ed that may cause the farmer to
plan a new and valuable scheme
and put it into operation. By the
use of the farm paper some fact
may be spread over the entire
world in one week while by the or-
dinary process of oneneig hbor tell-
ing another it would take several
generations to do the work.
If a man wanted to do some good
ago there was the cradle and the
wooden plow. One man could tend
only a few acres. Today is a day
of harvesters, cultivators, steam
plows, etc. and still the achieve-
ment goes on and the man who
does not read must depend upon
others or be behind the times.
One reason why there are so many
who do not take farm paper is the
kind of papers that they receive as
samples. It is generally some ten
cent-a year, patent mrd-kine, mail
order sheet, printed by a man or
firm who probably never saw a farm
in his life and published at a place
where the climate and the produce
are entirely different from our own.
Take a home farm paper, like
the Farm and Ranch at Dallas, or
the Southern Farm Caetfc«v-T : ■
ProclamttioD.
Whereas, there is to be held on
the public square in the city of
i Jacksboro 4th to 9th of Oct. 1909 a
Corn Show and Carnival, during
which time large crowds will as-
semble on the square; and
Whereas, it is the opinion of this
council that it is to the best inter-
est of the city and its visitors dur-
ing said Carnival, and that it is
necessary for the protection of life
and property that ffie" riding and
driving of wagons, buggies, auto-
mobiles, bicycles, motor-cycles,
horses, mules, or any vehicle or I
animal, across said square during j
said time, be restricted:
Therefore, be it ordained by the
I City Council of the City of Jacks-:
animal used in connection wflh <v
necessary incident to the Com Stu.v
or Carnival, or which for any cram
son must necessarily goon or aero
said square, shall be permitted u.
do so for the purbose named rm
such order.
Passed and approved in >
council this 27thday of Sept. 1914’
H. C. McClure, Mayor. Attest :
Chas. E. Patton, Se’y.
philanthropic work let him take the j ed in Missippi. These are a dollar
agency for a good farm paper and a yen’ and can be had by clubbing
go out and pursuade the people to
subscribe for it. He would do a
with the News for TScents.
If you have not the money, Lor-
1., That the riding or drvinig,
of wagons, buggies, automobiles,
; l’cycle.', motor-cicles,horses,mules,
The man who docs not think has: them by these means.
grand work, and you who do take! row it, it would be the best paying
a farm paper can do a great deal ; debt over made. Hie Agricaliur-
of good by showing a coby of the a! Department at W shinglon pub-
paper to your neighbor and advis-; iishes! a great nyiny free bulletins
ing to take it. Jack county far- i that are free for the asking. Many
mers are far beyond the average j of them are useless to you, but
of this immediate territory in re-! many would be of great benefit,
gard to talcing farm papers and the ‘Jet them and read them. Get in
work could be greatly increased by habit of reading something
to work hard with his hands to Great strides have been made in
make a living and a very hard liv- j every occupation during the last 50
ing it is too. A man does little years and farming has moved along
thinking independently. It re-
portainng to your business every-
day., like every other businessman.
Dr. Cox’s Barbed Wire Liner, ent <’..
not burn or bliiter, and relieve. pain in
a few minutes. i or eaio by The New
with the procession. Fifty years Drug Store.
or any vehicle or animal, on the
nubile square of the city < f Jr.cks-
I:.- or on b the first 100 1 el from
the square on any street leading out
from the square, be prohibited
from 9:150 a. m. to 12 p.m. o’clock of
each day of the Corn Show and Car-
nival to be held in said city from
October 4th to October 9th 1909, in-
clusive.
2. It is provided, however, that
upon written order of the mayor of
the city or the Chairman of, the
Carnival committee any vehicle or
Senior League fto^rm —
Sunday , Oct. 3. Subject, obed
ience and Abundance.
Leader, Mrs. Mae Ayr.es.
Hymn.
Responsive reading, Luke 16, i-1.
Sentence prayers followed by-
Lord’s prayer. Hymn.
Reading of"lesson, Mai. 3-16:
I’rov.l l:24-25.
Address by leader
Questions to be an
language leagures. Or
testimonials of those who have beer,
tithing showing how God has bless-
ed them
Prayer
Offering.
Benediction.
"■ed in Bibh
•n meeting
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, T * fed- .
sure, easy, gentle little liver pilie. The>
original Carbolit’.ed Witch Hazel Sulv
ii DeWi ’ The name is plainly stam-
ped on every bcx. It is good for euis.
bruit< s serf ', boils and sunburn- but it
is cv pc Gaily good for piles. Sole by
JaclrRboro Pharmacy.
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Marks, Tom M. The Jacksboro News (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1909, newspaper, September 30, 1909; Jacksboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth733755/m1/1/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Gladys Johnson Ritchie Library.