The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1942 Page: 4 of 4
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Friday Night
Sensational Story of An
Exciting Battle
"Swanp Water''
Cartoons — News Reel
Saturday Mat. and Night
Ray Middleton — Jane Wyatfc
Hurricane Smith
Also Serial 'Winslow of the Navy*
Cartoons
Sat Night Prevue — Sun. Mat.
John Garfield in
"Dangerously They Live
Cartoons
Sun. Night, Monday and Tuesday
Bob Hope — Vera Zorina
"Louisiana Purchase"
Cartoons — News Reel
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
George Montgomery and
Osa Massen in
"Accent on Love"
Cartoons
GARNER'S
Butane Service
Truck and Representative
Now In Aspermont
John Johnson at Aspermont
Laundry, Representative
J. L. GARNER, Distributor
WANT ADS
NEW SUPPLY
of Ray's Guaranteed Rat Killer.
Haroicw to anything hut rats and
mice* Sells for 35c and Jfc tt-
GEO. C- KENADY DRUG
FOR SALEBreakfast table,
chain, refrigerator, cabinet, stove,
sink and Congoleum rug. Call at
The Aspermont Star.
party last Wnlusd^'iiiMMwVr
oring Mrs. WadeDavii, Jr, arthn W, H, Davis, J. M.Hicknum, Sr..
Forgus and MJs Derah Frances
Brannan*.
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Mrs. Wade Davis, Jr. Is
Honored With Party
The Ruth Bible Class of the Bap-
tist Church was host to an afternoon
tome of Mrs. Em Wright. Spring
flowers were used in house decora-
tions. ' I!1 ,
Those signing the register during
the afterrioon were Mrs. Joe Mat-
thews, Mrs, A- P Couch, Mrs. Vel-
ma Davis, Mrs. Dee Green, Mrs.
G. E. Aycock, Mrs. Ernest Shadle,
Mmes. Byron Bryant,, Em Wright,
Jack Chambless, Ora Brown, Hen-
ry Walker, Nadine Kight, Ray Hahn
Aubrey Ball, C. E. Brannen, Rachel
Harrison, and Miss Jo Bulloch.
Those who sent gifts were Mrs.
L. Zant, M. P. Carr, C. H. Spruill,
Lloyd Moore, Curtis Winn, A. L.
Lawrence, H. Flowers, J. Irvin,
Bill Aycock, S. L. Stewart, Fred
Stockdale Chesley Speck, Ola WaT-
ston, R. C. Evans, A. R. Mancille,
Food Production
is largely dependent upon your farm machinery.
It is important that this machinery be cared for, be-
cause of the saving to you, and because of the lack
of new machinery. There is one thing that is really
important in care of farm machinery, and that is
LUBRICATION!
Conoco Nth Motor Oil
and CONOCO greases safeguard your machinery-
Nth Motor Oil is refined to the Nth degree and has
been tested and proved. It is the ultimate in motor
oils. Let us service your farm machinery.
JAMES H ROBERTSON, Distributor
Don't Guess About Safety
Why drive along until something happens and then fed like
kicking yourself because you neglected to have your automobile
checked over? We can tell you in a jiffy whether your car is safe.
That's the only way to be certain that you're not taking chances
when out on the road. Don't guess that your car is O.K., KNOW!
LABORATORY TEST EQUIPMENT
BODY WORK DEPENDABLE SERVICE
REASONABLE PRICES
Veazey Motor Company
ASPERMONT, TEXAS
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FREEDOM
is a widely used word that many people are just now realiaingji
the meaning of. Our nation is faced today with protection of its;
freedom. No sacrifice is too great an it is up to each individual
to help protect it.
INVEST TODA* IN DEFENSE STAMPS AND BONDS! I
Buy a share in your county today and have assurance of the
future of this great land of ours.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ASPERMONT,
OF ASPERMONT
TEXAS
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CaHjcnatte.Bea Forgus, Mart Guest
Nation Asks Increase
In All Oil Crop*
Farmers who get into successful
production of soybeans, peanuts and
flaxseed this year will be giving their
country a big boost toward victory
and at the same time will be boost-
ing their own income.
These three crops are important
sources of oils which are needed so
urgently for Army, civilian and
Lend-Lease uses. For that reason,
the national goal for soybean* has
been raised to nine midiM acres; ana
for flaxseed, four and one-half mil-
lion acres.
To encourage this production,
Government price and loan supports
will be employed, including purchas-
es of sofbeans at $1.60 per bushel,
farm basis, for designated verities of
No. 2 Yellow, with location and
grade differentials; purchases of pea-
nuts at $82 a ton for U. S. No. T
White Spanish type for oil, delivered
st the approved local receiving agen-
cy, with location and grade digeren-
tials; the purchase of No. 1 Runner
peanuts at $78 a ton and $70
for Class A Virginias.
Sfets
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lege visited their parents
weekend.
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fined at home this wet
vere cold. He will be
place of business aa soon as
Mrs. P. E. Smith and Mi
ace Gearhart, of Luttod;
Aspermont to attend die
Mrs. A. L. Baggett
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WHEN YOU FARM WITH
John Deere Equipment
With the shortage of labor in our country and the increased de-
mand for food to feed the vast armies an our Allies, it becomes
necessary that we have the maximum efficiency in our farm ma-
chinery. Repair is essential to tfce life of farm machinery. Visit
our store for a complete line of genuine John Deere parts..* Do
not accept a substitute- John Deere parts are made to fit and to
give you the best in economy and performance.
Bryant - Link Company
ASPERMONT, TEXAS
What You Can
Under The New Government Building
Repairs And Malntena ||e
There are NO RESTRICTIONS on /repairs and maintenance
"REPAIRS" means the restor-
ing; to sound working condition
of any building structure after
wear or damage, but without
changing the design.
"MAINTENANCE" means the
upkeep of a building; structure
or project in sound working
conition, without any change in
design of structure.
Thus, anyone may do any repair or maintenance they desire on
any existing building structures. This includes homgs; farm or
D ranch buildings, store buildings, factories, theatres, warehouses,
schools or other public buildings, ete. It includes all fencing, out
buildings, walks and appurtenances to such buildings or projects-
NEW CONSTRUCTION
"NEW CONSTRUCTION" includes, not only homes; ranch *nd
farm buildings and improvements; commercial structures,,
but also additions to or design changes in any existing strur
Jg any type.
FOE FARMERS ft
RANCHERS
Any former or rancher
can make additions to,/ /
or build new, any indi- 1
vidual building, struc-
ture, project, ,pr im-
provement (other than
his home) costing less
than $1000. Each indi-
vidual project must cost
us than $1000 in any
itonth period. (But
FOR HOME
CITY AND RURAL
Construction of a new
home or additions and'
design changes in exist-
ing ponies must cost
less than $500 in any 12
month period. This ap-
FOR BUSINESS
Any industrial, com-
mercial, or recreational
lean
add to, or build new, a
structure or improve-
remember, repairs and includes paint, roof re-
maintenance are unlim- placements, wall paper,
ited.) v
plies to farm, ranch, nent costing lees (ban
and city homes But De- |goo« jn any 12 Wroth
<n ousmg is unre- mj Santo appH-
es to schools and public
institutions. (Bill re-
member, repairs and
maintenance are unlim-
ited.)
stricted. (But rememb-
er, repair and mainten-
ance is unlimited. This
RESIDENTIAL REPLACEMENT
Residences damaged or destroyed
by fire, flood, earthquake, storm,
act of God or the public enemy after ,
December 31,1941, can life complete- /
ly replaced. This applies to both the t)
city and rural homes.
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SPECIAL PERMITS
Application for a Sj
nwy bemadeby, anyone desiring to
make moos to existing struct-
m urea or tttid new ones when the%
coat is a&ve the limits aet forth a-
bove. Sufficient cause must be of-
> fered for such permit
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Moore, L. B. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1942, newspaper, April 23, 1942; Aspermont, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth127095/m1/4/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stonewall County Library.