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1951 Crop Outlook Bright; Tab Should Be Kept On Insects Sliowers Hcive Not Dtjmtiged Crops To Any Extent Kfinnin county's rop t.s for nn ry at pffwrit tirrif of thf ton criip an- mnKitiK tu- ward i rop.i art ihk anti- inffstaticjn is lijiht in fn lUs but whii not (l and of roftoii an- i ij In is in 1 unt but nothing in way of fruit showers throuKhout ijunty past wt mv not hi-avy t'liouKh mu( in fii ld work and have not damaK'd mtton Thi-y wen; by Esf. 1892 (UP) Sunday Morning, Julv 29, 1951 uui Red River Philosopher Wants Blame For High Prices Put On The Indians, Rather Than Him Editor's nofp; The Rod River Philosopher cn his Johnson grass farm on Red River this week has his two bits worth, an inflationary amount, on the high cost of living. Dear editar: I notice the government is still tryin to reduce the price of moat, I aL A I I I Elkins 508- 509 T-Bone Steak lb. 95c Loin Steak lb. 95c Round Steak lb.

$1.00 This Steak Is Cut from U. S. Good Calves. aftlt rnt Tht hoi, dry wt ather in tra. to thi lool, July of ila, taking a toll of nriiss anti stiM'k wati in iw-inK bailly in sfinie but otton IX makinK hot fairly niKhts July of this ha.s ha(J two ol rain to thin 12 la.st year a that rs to on an that has rinitti-d ton to put on a rop in i-cjtton i.s n.Mjuwtr me p.itc ui mtoi 1 Htirn III XI HH of 120 a- on the theory I think that farmers and ranchers are gettin rich any- by some aKricultun- way and lowerin the price on lust one item they raise won't hurt no Ibi I lowerin the price say on radiator caps would hurt General Mo- inK than a i li .7 liul.

to a. provi.I. Scumbled on a newspaper tho other, mornm while I was out happ. ns to the pic ture studyin my c.ops, don know that reflectm on your crops helps County Aki nt liip and o- sounds important and makes a man look busy, and aK workers remind farmer.s I through decidin the crops were fair but wouldn't make as shiiuld het kH of their inuch as I'd figured on as there ain't a piece of land boon invented fu-lds to d. yet a farmer couldn't out-figure its production on, I took the paper or not I t.s pre.s« nt in suf- home and stretched out on the front porch and read where an expert to hum nsive had been doin some figurin himself on what's causin high prices.

be' farmer for high prices is a popular pasttime, he said. i but there am a thing to it. I For example, he found, a can of pork and beans, mostly beans, used to cost a nickel, but now it costs 16 cents and most mutter and blame it on the farmer. Yet if the farmer just hauled off and gave his beans to the canner, the can of pork and beans would still cost 14 cents. In other words, no use blamin the hiqh cost of a can of pork and beans on mo and the other farmers.

There's something in the woodpile maybe, but it ain't a farmer. Also, this expert found if a farmer gave away the wheat in a 16- ent loaf of bread, the bread would still cost the housewife 14.4 cents. I the tobacco farmer gave away the tobacco in a 20-cent pack of cigarettes, the pack would still cost you 17 cents. If a sheep rancher gave awav the wool in a S50 suit of clothes, the suit would still cost you S40.50. In a $3 cotton shirt, there's about 35 cents worth of cotton, all told.

You get the point. I ain't about to start qivin away cotton or beans or anything else to prove us farmers ain't to blame fnr inflation, but Washington is barkin up the wrong tree when it thinks we are. It's somebody else's turn. How about the Indians? There ain't nriany of them and not one out of four can vote anyway. Down with the Indians and the high cost of livin.

Yours faithfully, J. A. be eontrol Milksheds Schedule Election on Federal Marketing Orders Vote Set Aug. 3 In PMA Offices In Areas July 2 (UP) Milk III 'l'i-xas and Wifhita F'ilU vote rulav .1 on stablish- iiia-nt .1 riiilk iii.trkei- nij; iiiilk will a I pai l't lon Nortb 'Jtxas ill vot it piai 1 ity hall at iion.s 'Vili bt at tion and Marki-tiiiv; of- i i iw- tm w. m- hi i.

it it Wi. i itt fife BRADFORD-WATSON CO. IN'srilwrf: llHziird ItonhMiii tiaiik Uldg. Mrs. Bob Justice.

Arledge Ridqe, Setting Enviable Record in County H. D. Program SPECIALS! "yfm 1950 2 D00R CHcVROLET 1949 4-DOOR CHEVROLET 1951 2-DOOR CHEVROLET 1947 2-DOOR FORD 1947 4-DOOR CHEVROLET 1941 2-DOOR CHEVROLET 1941 2-DOOR PONTIAC 1942 2-DOOR STUDEBAKER 1941 4-DOOR DODGE 1937 2-DOOR CHEVROLET pr.4» 'II Ilf KIlKIK (iah ha i' 1 1 Iivi-aih- IM llilllt- I loil wiiik ciiuiity. hi II I hit I ii ni Ihe I- nnHip ri ilonn iiii Iwi hush'iiid iln ic iii iii II ll.iil. ll I II Mrw.

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inhiiis', i. aml Mtion iiiilk HONEY GROVE NEWS MKS HKNHY iJiCK.SoN, CTorn nt felb DOIIHAM.TIXAJ.' PHONtS WOODY The Friend UQH TO AND MOU ROOM- 1 VOU TO 00 IT AN f.H.A. LOAN. FOR BEST RESULTS USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS and don't fcrget to investigate our convenient Budget Plan or our FHA terms. You'll be glad you did so will we.

Son of Former ioney Grove Couple Dies c.kovk Uob. Friinkliii Jr. 1 old of and liobt it h' I.Cii'kliait. (it I'orua ('ity. ly of Hom iom i I tiioriiinK in an Oklalioiria f'lty Hospital.

I 'I'hi- child had bo ri in ill htalth lor V(-ral ks wt at sbyti-rian in I'orica i'lty Int. nt was in I'aik 'riiursday iitorninK. an- lii.i two and l.oi i 0 lii.s rs I I.i<Kkhart. tiiv i ('biles, Returned Korean Veteran Visits Honey Grove f'afit an.l and children vi.sit«-d with hi.s aunt Mr.H. i'hil.

and tulk durinu th. ('apt r. who just from Kona and a pilot World War He ri-turried from the war to his home in Hallas aft. 23H missions in the Paiifit in War ('apt Whistb-r 1(K) combat in Kon an he wa.s has iie. awaril- a and an n.ik ('luster for hi.s will at AF- 15 Austin a.s wejither in of In out th.

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pii I I' oum il I Completes Course At Sheppard AFB Hd.N’F.Y c.lKtVH I'le son of and Windom, ha.s troni thi- AiVh Ht bool at ppatd AFM. Fulls. He in now a motor transport nie- chaiue 111 Ki'lly AFM, San nr 11 J141 11 A1 A your POLLAR UAS MORi CfNTf Mrs. T. M.

McCrary Notos 87fh Birih Del to Sundfiy Hu.M.'» iali 'I'tii xVtb birltiday ol '1 Homy was i. I. brated Sunday at the lioiiie of h. I liem- ol 1 pre tiif it C.istle Irov. I Ii a.ldoi Is, Henry ami ol Itoekwall A s'oti lobi.

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S. Sale Wed In Dallas Rifes Mailey and I i u.re ni.iiried liu ut the horn, of th. offn iatinn thi- ol H. l-'irst Iiall.is Sal. 1 the son of and I-; Sale of I.adoni.-i The bri'ie attired in n.ivy blue with white aei essori.

s. ollowing; the I i-r. nion.v. a tion was in horn, of and -Mrs A Thorniis After a trip to Turn, -Jl thi-y are re.snlin« in 1 Our Storp Will Be Ciosed A Dnys for Remodeling and Instat ing of New Fixtures. Please Paper for New Opening Date.

PIGGLY-WIGGL TRACTOR FUELS LUBRICANTS GASOLINES MOTOR OILS KEROSENES GREASES SINCLAIR FUELS CONTAIN RD-119 Miracit Vuif Inhibitor Honey Grove Buys New Water Pump CHOVK The City of Hon. h.i le I.avn*- el. I trie pump Hill tly ov. th in d. ej) w.

II 'I he vs nt will punii) niiiiiif. 'I tour old are retaim-d in of iu West Texans Prove Good Marksmen With Sling Shots I KV K1.1.A.NI», I'H flM'i r.Mj 1.. 111 II s.triii M.rl ol r. 1 1 to.lay for bunting, killiiiK i ibbit- I and one ba.lK.-i .1 Kobiii. on iiid i.i.

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iiialli w. it ol tiown 'I'bt-y disr.irded ml First Fire Alarm In 41 Days at Honey Grove CKO I. 'Ihe fii. red tin ii lir-t in 11 Monday rnoon The fh. Iiom.

nf on We-t I Miinht lir. troni a burnm--? tr: I.Itti«- v-a-- r. i-'k nuv 'T P.otj.ir .11 1 the Ml uti in 'til hut th" i iiiv' D. L. Watson Distributor of PRODUCTS W.

1st St. BonhciH Phoiii tfews SOUTH MAIN 5r 2 nd ST 5 OENNtS BALES, MOR PHONE JQ7 BOKJMAM Dr II Chaiiniiii ol th. ii; tur adoiition tln lie port, laiiiis ConKrt has adoptul i only about om -thinl tlu- iiiom riiany p. i pie ari- tor eeonoiiiy il some- body else doi thi- lime i lainpi-ii down on pre.s.>iure jjroups that are more with than with tln than nnllion pi opU are on payroll, and rnnienl usi as niiii tue as 17u Stati 4 by 17u and you spai maybe even riMini enoutjh to savc- il tax doUar two It's duriiiK typi- of wiatlnr wi-'ve had ntly whn taus. your to bai kwanl to whi you win- ii boy and l'ould hold of a ripe waternieliin und it asy under a How that melon makis another story' 'l'iie weatln-r has dom sonn ihiiiK tu us! llen lio Olir tlioiiKhl.s ayaiii about tln past woinler how avi man it yeuis a I hii won- those hard, tari lied eollar.s tlirou)iliout tln Mimnn i montliM? giad we'n thiii aue cd C'iiiiual clothiriK.

l.et’b lishinti' in Hiitehinson, Katis litoppeil itraKKit'K iiver loi M. ii body wlnn lln-y Meii ili crowd ori river bank He prob.ibly jii.Nt waiit. to a jjood From where we sit vueation tifile And bi fore you out and on that fun test bi- to eonii- in and gi-t your (-ompli pre-vueation ehi i That way 11 be dn viiiK We're to hi Ip you And by way happy vai ation fverybody troni I.Kl-: MI'ANY, Mitili Sixth Sts. 104. (i'ulU AUvcrtiMinii) HOW TO GET GOO TELEPHONE SERVld 1.

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