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THE ALTO HERALD. ALTO, TEXAS, AUGUST 10, 1961
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^REPORTv
tAS IM'YS destgntng and building theny miniature "drrxnt
h tht- lHBl Fisher llody Craftsman's (iuiid motie] car rompcti-
ton first piace awards of MHO carh for the best entries in th< ir
ETt'e upper far was buitt by !Mwrt Straight of Houston. The
f tar was designed by l'aul MeConnett of Denton.
^Fellow Texan:
"'lit- a)[ of us arc proud <,) the
iii'liistrini growth and
):ai!is </)' our state
this past decade. most of
" <!.'l thi)
' ' i" <!i!s <t(.cad(' of the
' ap[)ar")i' it-ecntly
-- 11 studies oti national
fetsou i„ cadi state were
P"< in the record of the Senate
Ommsi-ic,. hearings. These studies
.htm that the annua) per capita
' " "''ne for T.-xans is St.HM. which
j ''-'")ks us way down in 32nd place
n^ the states. Bv comparison,
I tcapita personal income in New
^<irk is SH.Sal, neariy SI .000 a
year more than each person in
Texas earns, ant) California's in-
come is per p<'rson per
DOLLAR
SA
FINAL CLEARANCE OF SUMMER
MERCHANDISE
Buy a dress and for $1.00 get another of the
same price.
Buy a $3.98 or $4.98 sport shirt and for $1.00
get another. Buy a $4.98 ladies or child's short
set and for $1.00 get another of the same price.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS!
ALL SALES FINAL!
NO LAY-AWAYS!
BRUNT'S READY 10 WEAR
PHONE 134 ALTO, TEXAS
V)S!T OUR STORE FOR
VACATION NEEDS
VALUES GALORE! HERE AT KODAK
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^ ALTO, TEXAS
PHONE 261
annum.
i hn jhing wiiich concerns mc
Hiost about thesf* studies, however,
'* that the annua! ptr capita per-
income, \vhic!i measures ouf
citizens' purchasing i)o\vcr and
iar^c!y Uieir weil hein^, is in-
creasing faster in most other
a<es than it is i)i Texas. Over the
past year Tt?xans had only a five
percent ga^n in their incomc, while
Want Ads
!OC SAt.t; — plywood,
i i\ er hoatt See A. N. Perkins. 12p
FOR SALE — T!mr Washing Ma-
chine, semi - automatic. Priced
for quick sale. Mrs. Coy Smith,
phone 43, Aito, Texas. tfc
FOR SALE—Two Hood mitk cows,
new calves, first and third. See
them across from Aito Lions
Ciubhouse. Carroii F.Weaver.tfc
N OT) C E—The Cherokee Laundry
of Rusk now picks up in Alto
each Tuesday and Friday. For
free pick up and delivery,
phone 343, Alto, Texas. Sum-
mers Skelly Station. tfc
FOR RE^T—Apartment for rent.
Phone 78, Alto. tic.
FOR SALE — 73's acre farm with
S-nxtm house, plenty of running,
water, good pasture land. Lo-
cated two mile;- north of Linwood
s'ore. Call 1023-S-L, Mrs. J. W
Williams. 12c
FOR SALE — Registered Polled
Hereford Bulis, 9-months old.
Richard M. Johnson, Alto,
Texas. tfc
FOR SALE — AV Farmal! tractor,
double disc braker, moldboard
b raker, disc harrow, cultivator,
pianter, and fertilizer distrib-
utor. All for $500.00. Doug Brad"
ford.
H E L )' W A X T E !)
WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE . . .
If you would enjoy working 3 or
! hours a day calling regularly
each monMi on a group of Studio
Cirl Cosmetic clients on a route,
to be established it) and around
Alto, and are willing t,o maket
light deliveries, etc., write to
STUDIO GIRL COSMKTICS,
Dept. JYW-42, Glendale, Cali-
fornia. Route will pay up to
91.00 per hour. 10c.
KAST TEXAS HONEY — Fr«#
and fine at your grocers now.
Produced and packed by Carroll
F. Weaver. tic
$25.00 REWARD — For informa-
tion leading to the arrest and
final conviction of anyone trea-
passing or illegally hunting or
fishing on my property.
Jeter 1. Dean. tfc
$t(M MONTHLY
SPARE TIME
Refilling and collecting money
from NEW TYPE high quality
coin operated dispensers in this
area. No selling.
To qualify you must have car,
references, $600 to $1900 cash.
Seven K< twelve hours weekly can
net up to $400 monthly. More full
time. For personal Interview
write P O. Box 2753, Boise,
Idaho. Include phone. lOp
[s Change-of-Lite
Making You
On!y Haifa Woman?
Too tWM
too tired
to be a m!
companion
to your
husband?
Special women's medicine can reiieve
"hot flashes", weakness, nervousness
...then you can enjoy !ife fu!!y againl
Has chanpe-of-ltfe left you so
weak you feel only "half" alive?
SuKocatcd by "hot flashes", con-
stantly tense... so you can'f be an
affectionate wife and mother?
Don't despair) Lvdia Pinkham'9
Compound can relieve both ten-
ston and physical distress! In doc-
tor's tests, Pinkham's nave dra-
matic help—without costly shots)
"irritability Is soothed. "Hot
Hashes" subside. Then most women
n go "smiling through" change-
-life without suffering)
If change-of-life has left you
only "half" a woman, get Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
from druggists. See how fast you
can feel all woman" again)
can
of
StHH MUM-**M M? "MOT
When due to simple tron-deflcien-
^M.mte. tat. Ptnkhem rtb-
!ets. R'ch in iron, they start to
strengthen your Mood in one day)
the national average gain was six
percent. Some of our ^ o o d
neighboring states, such as Arkan-
sas and New Mexico, made im-
pressive gains of 10 and 8 percent,
respectively. Wg do not envy our
neighbors their success; we re-
joice in it with them. But we do
believe that Texans can do just as
well, or perhaps better.
One of the best ways to do this
is to strengthen the over-aii econ-
omy of Texas and put more Tex-
ans at productive and paying jobs
—that is, to plan and develop new
industries.
Unfortunately we have some 40
Texas counties which have been
hard hit by hard times, mostly
because of falling farm income for
several years. In many of ncse
Texas counties, the average famiiy
farm income is less than one-
fourth of the national average;
that is, less than $1,200 per family
per year or less than $lf)0 per
month per family. And in other
Texas counties, areas of low in-
come, not ntcessarily farm, but all
come, not necessarily farm, but
all income, the average family in-
come ig less than one-third of the
national average; that is, under
$1,025 a year, or about $90 a
month.
The Congress recently passed
the Area Redevelopment Act as a
Hound economical program of heip
for self help for these areas which
prosperity has passed. Under the
program, local, county and stmte
leaders can secure technical ad-
vice and help in planning new
industrial plants patterned to
strengthen the productive pros-
perity and the employment pay-
rolls of areas with very low in-
come.
Recently more than 40 Texas
counties werg designated eligi-
ble for redevelopment assistance
under this Area Redevelopment
Act. Now this doesn't mean the
counties automatically becomes
eligible for federal funds, or that
they can just get federal money
for the asking. In order to qualify,
the community leaders must come
forth with a sound workable plan,
secure the technical advice and
planning for new or improved in-
dustry and invest local capital to-
gether with the other funds to
give new economic lifeblood to
their town or their county. Of thei
some 40 Texas counties eligible!
far this program, 37 were coun-
ties which lost population in the
last ten years.
By contrast, not a single county
in the higher persona! income pet'
capita states of California and New
York i,s eligible under this plan.
I have great fai'lh that when
Texans have the tools and the
means to build new industries and
produce more goods, they can do
at least as good a job as any
other Americans. And Hhese job
opportunities in the counties wilt
enable our young people to have
a job in their home county.
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SAVE On These
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
RED SPUDS
io Lbs. 39c
SALAD DRESSING 35c
FRYERS
Grade A 25C
SHORTENING
Mrs. Tucker's CQn
3 Lbs. V JC
OLEO
Lb 15c
BACON 45c
WEINERS
3Lbs Sl-M
PEPSI COLA
6 Bottles OQp
Plus Deposit
SUGAR
io Lbs. 9Sc
MEAT Aunt Jemima 1E
MEAL Paper Bag 25Lhs
WE RESERVE THE R!GHT TO
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Mrs. Frank L. Weimar and Son. The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1961, newspaper, August 10, 1961; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth215687/m1/3/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.