Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1935 Page: 4 of 6
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THE TAFT TRIBUNE, JANUARY 17, 1935
*h Mussolini cf Italy avi Hitt*.- of Gar-[crease of 9« per cent over the month!of failure* w*j "■» as®. a
uuuiy 4»K»f they are sotswawn. previous end JS per cent above De- *n 1933. » decline of Sjj
| Frank Norris. Billy Sunday «d Aim*" ■ wmber * ye8,r ago. Average liAbUfty iwiitle# totaled *3,153,086,
McPherson ere outstanding evaage-
j > .tel., because they know bow to »d-
j ’ vertfcse.
. . “01c petra uved her charms. N*po-
; {icon displayed his nerve in bold type,
j and Abraham Lincoln advertised his
rough and tumble humuiM. to get
| along Charles Lindberg Is where he
j is today because he did the specta-
a cular and Mae West is the supreme
satirist of her sex because she dis-
plays her curves to advantage,
it
j "All this is advertising of a kind.
_ | If you want to get along nowadays
; raise hell, be outstanding, advertise!
M>4 Caldwell, 10#; Jha well*. «g-j
OIMwpfe, ie; TOon, 89; JtaBtrop, »i-'
Rcfugto, la#.- «ad Trans,, 138. Other
1# the district are Coma.?,
Nueces, Bee. Ma*t> San Pa-
:.rtcto. Aransas, LafiaKe, Goliad, Blan-
co. Medina, Randall, and Calhoun,
antteen suptrvlinr> «■* stationed is
the district.
per failure, 838,000, was 83 per cent wlUi *11,377 000. a drop of 7*
above that in November and 58 per • and average liability per fs»>
cent greater than in December, 1833 000 a##lns- **4-90t> a ?wb
■Put me enure year is4» ih* statis-
tics cm failures were highly favorable
in comparison with the year previous.'
the Bureau says. “The total number
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w&aaiKD avsaiY trimimt
it Thft, iu* Patrlaio County, Tea#*.
WAITS
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Mm Well, Project j \
One of the largest rurar rehabllita- j ^
tion projects now being developed in
this section is one near Alice where B H
LOW! acres have been leased from t Texas
B.*rry Mosser. The project will in-
volve the expenditure of approxi-
mately J40.000 in building houses and
equipping farm plants. More than 30
_____________ families will o*. p^ced on
iWTO®--<mtu*rias~ju^pnhU^d"to| Work of surveying the 30
life paper- »t the rata «j# le per!&n<1 0{ constructing the
W*d, A charge m 50 oauta h swda »lrea«y b«n started, Char
«n is#*ds of thanks and anrwanov-! *** ** the r™nD’ stipends
MMdto lodge meeting# $M ea~ I Placed on such
tartafaHMOte wh&is takaiMm I* to; “f10 equipped iarm p
*» charged, starta* ot death* me, :1 ’* S£,v*r>tages of the a
Amends published to tiim to re- h ■ of farm experts, t-duc
tala their news value at* u* rated: p*r'rii!r> «* home edit:
as obttusrlsi sad notices of fine tti- . T*3,1*’ <J?lr!E assisted to ;
tetaisuamto carry no cfoar**. , , ms*lves th'- state u
-------- sx govermaents. assume tl
sibllity of repaying (he m<
to help them, it a exp
persons who receive rural
t-sfion aid will be side to i
obligations from farm inc<
Tell them you saw It
Keep That Confidence
31 BUSINESS FAILURES IN TEXAS
L-JBING MONTH OF DECEMBER
Ever since tin- lieginning of the world, CONFI-
DENCE ha playwi m-mentbud part in the
preservation of peace and honor.
Individuals, eummunitie.s and nations filled with
confidence in each other find true contentment
arid K'loii feeling. Through this (.■{'iitrlence, they
are ot mutual benefit to each other, lust as
.-iooa a- that (onfiden-. e ss destroyed, that
which was produt tive - gone and ail concerned
suffer.
ronfidence is tin Laos of hii-dru-s-- to<Uty. • ,,i;.
fidence is responsible for the great credit
s> stem in the commercial world.
When you buy mer< handise or service from
a business man of Taft, von get credit because
of his CONHi>ENYF in you. tie BKl.IEVKS
>' you. He knowv, that you have built, up a
eharacter and «>r>iitntfof ‘L«« r*KwI?RVEf-! ’ i-
(Confidence.
KEEP THAT CONFIDENCE! Keep it un your
own sake, as well as for the sake of others.
Pay your bills promptly! l!' circumstances arise
that, you cannot take care ot your obligation? at
the promised time, be frank with yi>ur creditor.
Let him know that you are remembering his
faith in you. It is only through all of u„ keep.’
ing faith with each other that th« granting 0f
ot credit is possibh. Let*s create and maintain
THURSDAY. JAN. 17, 1985
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VOLLEx BALL GIRLS DEFEAT
ROCKPORT IN FAST SERIES
The Tafl High School volley ball
S*rls opened the season Erktoy with
By BILL ELLIOTT
ximaiel.v ball U-am in a series of fast games!
:e relief »<- Rockport. [
» email The Taft lineup follows; Gordine ■
'e*i» to: Unangst, Georgia Asbabranner. lo~ i
ecoiimJc r**n« Oibaon, Virgil Hunt, Jceephine j
r4ri*F> Coleman. The substitutes I
were AcUllne Hunt, and Dorothy 1
Koonce. j
under T;*'- K*rTt vol&y Usli taua Its* a ,
artmetf of games aohedulad and hope I
*s, Inc..: «> have a very good season.
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T:u.-. AdveUtue uen. S;»hv> •rej
Ihe Taft Chamber of Commerce
“Try Your i.oca! Merchant First”
“M-cPugg lost his last light as the
result of a tactical error, '
Is he prone to make mistakes?’'
No, fcla mistake was being prone ’
The plan ot operation, au; it is
belna’ developed in Texts, to in brief,
«« loffows ■
Tlse rune. rehabUlCiiion depwrtoieut
lewwa farm latta from owners, paying
ea.fh rental on a contract tor them
from three to five years, and places on
this bud relief clients who have had
farm experience. la some cases the
i-Mid is purehased outright. Rental
is based on past production of the
land and the owner is roquired to
“--’-C-'- house, , :. ....■ ■,, p,
«is:Aif(o,, meeting' :,rtalli uei i<>
quiremenu Any client selected for
iJASV/Aff
ifiaSS*-
^rnmwmm a
Mi
W»U aid mast he eet .iftea by the
cotmty relief comjnU'lc;;.. Both the
properly owner and relief client
sign contracts.
Reiici' ciieti'.j accepted tor placement
by the department are furtashed with
(til capital ^ tods nee,;s..ary to begin
farming, including implements, mules,
seed and food, hath family u> placed
on tract of from 30 to 40 acres am
each client signs a note for the cost
M five and one-half per cent inter*
The average cost of settling a
family on a tract of land and of main-
tabling the family the first year »
estimated at approximately $soo
I* FraslbU. i*l ,n
Rural reUibiiitation x-. it icing
developed m
this section is said to
be the onfy feaMble waj o which the
state ivlief roll3 may be reduced on
a permanent plan which does just
*h« toe name implies- -rehabilitates
the firm family winch has found it-
self m economic distress.
Rural rehabllita:rsn is not to be
«mfua«i vita the work being done
under the ctMonUatkm plan or on
government subsistence homestead
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Work under the rural rehabiQta-
tioa program as inaugurated only last
July and its growing importance is
shown by the fact that the depart-
MMii, which began work with only two
ewpkiye*. now employs more than
ffit-ii ana women.
"We pi an to build up a mails eco-
nomic condition and also his social
*Od educattonai Citmlition,
Ih* New Slumkifd Ch*vrol*t Couch
Tli* M«w Mastw Oe Lu;
i»ft Chevrolet Coodi
rn ADVxumsuw i.^nt
Tm Wm$ MASTER DE LDEE CHEVROUST
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1 P6Upc.al P!lr'i;' Mich *5W With bumper*
Tr|iy I wre the lest if
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f°A'5<'R ' ‘ * h*** m Wtotarkaate
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Wwtai -itftoes at. Scguin, tm* dc-j
dmmi ~w* «#Ma»t viKtaUa* the m--'
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ta « former Waresvflle sum whwj
is wall nowti to many South Texaw:
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Williams, Fred L. Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1935, newspaper, January 17, 1935; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth750726/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Taft Public Library.