Texas Farm and Industrial News (Sugar Land, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, March 19, 1920 Page: 11 of 14
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f!’rmrs *V M-nW,,
GREATLY EXAGERATED 1 -
mass Meeting for texas is
CALLED AT HOUSTON APRIL 1.
Effort Will Be Made to Convince
Secretary of Agriculture That
• .Situation Is Not Desperate.
wifi, a nun
|1V Texas ( 'hatnliiw- m
' ^ liul.hv Inn ;|.-Ti
'V'" flv. present law
1 ,rp< .-On; .!,• an:it. , .
a 11 viug not
1 IHted States
When Messrs I
ti
rillntsup ami W.
Wotuluf- M hej-e.l stum* '-jii-itk Ittili
worm ’ legislation three e, n . jj
is to lie doubti'l if time ja ali/.eii just
j .how -important was their action,- Te
in purt im lav mol the I'uitei! States in
oejiertil are Thuling the pin; ,),o!!- v./,r,n
. more interestijig at this time
■ •f. ;i;ithut ity i
1 lie benia ii,|s ,i|- ||
I'Oi-t inent j, .,
l;‘" itiit .mini,-I
to,unit [cl t>, ..j ...
legislature. SiieJ,
a \\ aft ile\ elotiiejit.
. t'erer/Ve. Tills
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11 If,
April |!
pres.nit
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1 mil, lion . \\ ijj
:i' a f m rj.,1 eotj-:
t ereiiee ' mines
'I‘' iL ‘’’ia1: I ’. eiimin-
V'-'toll ni. el i,i_, there
'"•lM 11 't in - til Houston .in
" ll:r,i. 'arniers, hankers. |,lisr-
tl.fJ1, tl.e^mP ;'TTn 1 Texas
.'•ampiiicii for 2uV"JU)*il or the League ' 1 ' lji'' or
• ol Nafidns. Keen ,lay ,or pas, „ n ^ ' — -.....b It
'there has been at least one. e oif, riT,ee ''" ‘ ‘tic t
with reference to the activities of this , ■ ! 1 ■ ,v\ ornssli ih
ll-va-s siJ h;. t ini
hiamli of I!,
ehanoealile parts a fid walks til f with
two ♦welv'e-iiieh turning plows, a double
set of I'nltivator plow ; or. a dire liana.w.
Mr. Itemv says a years use of the
Matline iias roilv IIV11
best traitor on tlm market for use in
this territory. .' "
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMEN
KANSAS CITY VISITORS PRAISE
THE SUCtARI.AND INDUSTRIES
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guests
I ... t ook Jr. of Kansas ' ity
I’aro'yii ami I) f. "ill,
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. t’o'le for
Mr-.
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members of the j
for
.The
I . A , f.mplet e list of t li
■lem.I,;r Tent i committ
” i-’urt id. • 11 eonnfy obtained by
V'. ■ fi'oni lion, l.iairgi t . I’m kef, l
r.. idmir.imin e1 the. eunjiiilfti'i'.-inelmlc"
tile. I oiiou ill”.:
I’.,a met No. I M. M. Newel], Kith
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a's, departed
lor mi extern!
• ■ s sister.
, is.it * !•: one|i
t as. made M
1 i ■ rd . i or surpris,
tiitudejyt the hnsiaess eat ei pi i sos Jo'-rc. i The vety appannt effort !v evervbotlv
s*"' to t-1 ‘ii nt i fv the city in a, large men sure
J " Uthoniih 1 am familiar with some • lioni.l. t* a he 'v’Sht d-nHw-t tl,
ot the Siiaar l.:tn,l protlm ts. eart ini m i eraldo plaee oi residence,
Imperir, I -near, a hraml I use at all • • Hurt hermoTe. I must not merino1
time- \\ hell T ,-an get' if, a nl u~;l li r 1) ■ ■. oi 11 ■ n I ,, - n t of.1 t lo ,1 e Lie in Lis .eh ir If,1 li and
stun ’irm o.att less t rum tvl.iirh I -, i ej( :,t -.jna'o dinners on,joyed at the Inipena1
\t itli . rum: oil, | i i a d till idea that so.manv Inn I w,;,il,l not tale t'o deprive ti-
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f' iariotts or this I'ea/ftittil pdace. I think tin Inn. loft f-.|o \v;sh it W as m art r Kansas
■ 1 o" - e\ s, |,oo liiiildings are idea! and the resi iff, ,o t should sat.. I\:as,as *
at .the ill;!: ,den..■ 'dan very eonveni.imttv anaii.n-d. a
for Halt
fed \ is it
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Tire situation in
•r
famous inseet.
shell is this;
Unit Ti] States department of agrirul-
tin'll, representatives claim that seven
southeast Texas counties . are "infest
oil" with the pink I mil worm. They do
not claim that tin’ worm has thus far
done any appreeinlde damage. Indeed
the exhibits made by farmers.show afore
lint' cotton to the .acre in-the infested
lie of tjii
w in‘v linli
nut. • ; • f " ' v’i J"’ *11 d and
;t;i me" that tlm fysti j
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the cotton growing interests, of
United States. They have
meet lag was
presided over by do,II,ft .'lodge '( . N
areas, than-elsewhere. |.„t t In:.x , a a. N!n:Hi (i! h}Wtl ua ,
do claim flint if I<• 11 t?> liis own dt \ ires ' .> u .
... . I >0«! < Ice l\ <• I' MT\ ||)U WI’C i'l't ,1 t'-v
flic pink worm will j list jilmuf wreck
•"'outimi’iit ;if | !iis nit i’tin.m rniirtotf
They ha ve persuaded 1 "T" ;u't' U' - opposition, to passi ve ,ae
Secretary Meredith of the agricultural j
departmeiit, that Texas must either ex-"
terminate the worm, or subject the. en-
tile state to ipiaraatine. Hvd actual BERNY BUYS NEW TRACT0K7
count about two hundred "piok boll WHICH WORKS AT NIGHT
worms" have been found in the entire
"infested" territory, and the testi-
mony of farmers is that the worms are 1 • ••• Heriiv is as proud ;is a small
found ill areas planted from seed • "'ould lie with a pair of red tojiped
brought from places where ,l I'.utfTtfOll lwjuts--wit.il t,retails, the kind .of
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I hompsiin.
I ... in 1 No. s I rn| K.'Uip, ' Irehard.
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l;i,sh"'W Vimek S. llold Tfoitse.
i’ct r i lit 1 Xtt. I1 '• i. M. i idM-smit It,
X <•(•»! yille.
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Shoes
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Are now making their introductory
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Sugtnr l.aud.
subjected to govefilment "ttispei’t iiitf.
The farmers therefore, argue that the
government should accept its portion
of responsibility for tile situation. Dan
. ger thus far has been shown' to be po-
tenlial rather..fllnti at tin I, and the dr -
tie action iTeniniidetl by the federal gov
erUtitent. together with tlm yen
alarm that is permeating, tlm e'ntfr"
conntry, is (Tile, to gross .dMigernt ion.
However, file ertix of the elude mat-
ter is the attitude of the general govern-
ment, whose mandate, must lie obeyed
if Txas is to continue get ling tTs just
share of the benefits which come front
cooperating with the general ’ govern-
ment, • If'non-cotton • /ones are demand-
ed,.fhey must be provided and. Timas
must lake whatever steps, are necessary
to compensate the comparatively few
'liny mentioned Ilebig ■ tlie' kind wi all
used to know, or, mayl" used' to be. '
■'Keruy's legijiunite pride is dim to a
new M.obu,1 tract,,r juirt-iias, 1 orterdav
ill Hitmstmi.. W 11i, 11 S"e!u’. . m: librn
‘■Very eontodv able tpialit-, . ,,,11 ,1 sot',-
tv razor fm a ii’mi-ina m.itdniic.' IK
1p Jiough-J it from th So A n iii’M’s ! ill] ie
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h.vi -'a i lid ll-! 11. m, ■. lie a;' it
mure pull t ha 11 u u aid poll;is inn, a n'd
will do evei vthiug from io'eahiig so.]
to ttifi b in Lt butter. It 1 ■ a -unite t 1 mm
1 Id IIV bought hi'-' and At dll t he,
(wo lie expert ■ to .do t :m n, • ,-s-ai y
plowing on aboil* t nr nui- b -a' am - of
rich Brazos bottoumjaiul. It has inter
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DUROC
JERSEYS FOR
SALE
' 1 luiri 1
'or -:i!v a, limit
utl n
uiie'iiT of
bow in Sugar Land. Just as the fash-
ion Shoemaker turns them out they
come to us as quickly as steam can
bring them.
You are cordially invited to call in and
inspect the new arrivals.
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Dill',
fer
a a in.st
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.b tst-v males for sale, old enough
rvirv. Tims,- lings are inimutiC
Wdera,
J Berov.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT FOR DALE
I am ,m ft in - at rare bar gains dairy
mpii.piiient a-' follows; <'renin separat
ot; bun pounds, up to 2*) ro.ws; iKso Mill-
nitimi- ''churn-, ctipilc-ity froi’tt I! to 111
pounds automatic.
tt • U. .1. Berii.v.
Imperial Bank & Trust Co.
(UNINCORPORATED)
Sugar Land, Texas
Cotton Plus Fruit Plus Truck
t. I
Nineteen twenty will be the gicatest
year of the great South!
With the American Cotton Aseocia-
,ion's Ians fairly under way, there will
be such a wave of business, of pro*,
perity, ks has never even been dreamed
of for the Southern farmer, the mer-
chant, the hanker.
The day of cotton is at hand! No
longer will the cotton fanner feed him-
self out of the supply man’s tin cans
and pork barrel, until at the end of the
year he owes hi* whole crop.
Instead, according to the American
Cotton Association’s plans, he will grow
better cotton on less acreage, and on
the rest of his farm lie will raise Ms
own fruit, Ms own vegetables, his own
mean. Then, when his cotton ia picked
and baled he will store it in a system
of warehouses advocated by the Ameri-
can Cotton Association and sell it at
a fair price.
This bank stands lor that kii.d of
farming—because that kind ot fanners
will have money to put into tlfe bank
at the end of the year.
The Country Gentleman also advo-
cates Cotton Plus Fruit Plus Truck, and
that is the title of an issue dated Feb-
ruary 28th—one of t great series aboet
the American Cotton Association and
the new freedom of the South wliich is
coming through it. (The Country Gen-
tleman may be bought on any news-
stand for 5 cents a copy; or by mail
for $1 a year—52 big issues. Addrp.ss
The Country Gentleman, Philadelphia.
Penna.)
The Southern farmer who grous cot-
ton and food and feed who is tho farm-
er who will have a bank account tills
year!
Banking Hours from 8 O’clock A. M. to 6 O’clock P. M.
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Black Kid, one Eyelet Tie,
French Heels
Brown Kid, Lace Oxfords,
Louis Heels
Black Kid Pump, Classic
French Heel
Glazed Kid, Stylish Pump,
Louis Heel
Patent and Kid, Colonial
Pump
Walking Oxfords and Pumps
in Brown or Blacks, 5,,00 to 10.00
Our Misses and childrens department
is now showing many beautiful styles
in Pumps and Oxfords in black and
colors.
Imperial Mercantile Co.
Dry Goods Department
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The Sugar Land Lumber Yard
LUMBER
General Line Builders’ Supplies in stock
Imperial Drug Compan>
Drugs and Druggists Sundries
School Supplies
Complete Line ol Fountain Drinks
Hot Chocolate—Fresh Made
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Jackson, A. D. Texas Farm and Industrial News (Sugar Land, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, March 19, 1920, newspaper, March 19, 1920; Sugar Land, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth821839/m1/11/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .