The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 5, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 4, 1913 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. 38.
LINDEN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913.
NO. 5.
FARM LIFE COMMISSION
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Tr-r■-?-' Secretaries Study Farir
L;r; Conditions—Head of
Farmers' Union to
Manage Bureau.
The Texas Farm Life Commis<
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si on is going to inaugurate a move-
■-ei v ; "keep the hoys on the farm"
h1 I toy propose to do this by mak-
ing farm life more attractive ant]
the biuin^s of farming more remun-
erative. Many 0! the youngsters, at-
t; tftcd by the glare of the city, leave
ti;e farm before realizing the won-
derful possibilities that surround
them in their country homes. Then
t'pre are problems in production
. yd marketing that must be solved
through organized effort.
The commission will study every
phase of agriculture and will en-
deavor to provide the machinery for
taking out the waste in methods of
producing and marketing farm prod-
ucts.
The commission was organized by
tho Texas Commercial Secretaries
find Business Men's Association and
is composed of fifteen members. Mr.
S. A. Lindscy of Tyler is chairman
of the commission and Peter Radford
of Fort Worth manager. The fol-
lowing are the commissioners: FI.
1j«<>#, Brookshiro; S. D. Steedman,
Hogermanj J. T. 8. Gant, Archer
Oity; Geo. 15. Dealey, Dallas; \V. F.
l'roctor, Tyler; E. W. Knox, San
Antonio; Joe Hirsch, Corpus Christ-'
ti; Mrs. E. P. Turner, Dallas; A.
Caswell Ellis, Austin; K. ,T. Kyle,
College Station; Edwin Chamber-
lain, San Antonio; E. W. Kixkpat-
riek, McKinney; C. W. Post, Post
City, and P. J. Kleberg, Kingsville.
■ The commission will hold a meet-
ing at an early date to outline (he
work aad appoint sub-committees
and otherwise organize its forces for
aggressive work in every county in
Texas.
Mr. Pater Radford, manager of
the commission, is president of the
Farmers' union, and his general
.nowledge of agricultural conditions
n the state and wide personal nc-
ptaintance among the fanners well
Ilia!ities him for the work. Mr. Pad*
lord will spend most of his time on
he road in the interest of the move-
ment. The state headquarters 0!
vhe organization will be in Fort
Worth.
Y<>u«* F^rirai*.
For four weeks regucurly use Dr.
king's New Liver Pills. They stimulate
h? livea, improve digestion, umova
blood impurities, pimples and eruptions
disappear from your free and body and
you feel better. Begin at once. Huy it at
'he Cabin Drug Store.
Things We Think.
We suppose the ronton women
wenr tho hats that como down
About their oars is so that they
can't hear the mean tilings men
say about them.
Therb will be no silent vote
among the women electors.
A person who can't got along
with his neighbors will usually
find fhat tho fault is not with
the neighbors.
It ihthe"drys," not the" wets,"
;,hat open the floodgates of
.iratory.
More trees are cut down at
Christmas tiruo than are planted
6u Arbor Day.
There ia such a thing as be-
coming so wise to all con games
Ibat you w ill pass up a real gold
brick.
It is no longer a question of
what to do with our ex-presi-
<l"iits. To tliH Republicans and
P nnmitt is a question of what
' Oil S OI'i'silllTIt
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a ith woman suffrage becom-
ing general, candidates will need
to devise a new line of campaign
"bun k."
(!i"l ;it'olniidv n 'vet intended
uinu lo !><• Kit tailed because if he
was he would hlive nothing to
pray for.
In the Enst women are learn-
ing to run elevators.1 Is this <ro-
mo- up or down.
Your faults are better known
by your equal than vonr supcri
ors.
rhe roceiii '•(•ii.-ii- shnu-H (>42
poeis woikinji 1 Inn i> Da I labor.
In these prosperous days even
poets can earn .1 living.
Patronize home industry. Con- j
vert the heathens at home first. j
'I lie woman who despises mat- j
rimonv usually does not speak
from experience.
A real unselfish man isonewlio
gels busy moving thinyis out oi'
the way of the otic who is rapid
Iv getting to the front.
Those who weigh their word 1
do not illwavsspeak with weight.
Prosperity seems to cause more
discontent than does hard times
—the more there is to ftel the
more folks imagine they aren't
getting their share.
The moral yard stick your
neighbor uses on you is usually
a short one—about the sntnej
length as ihe one you use on j
him.
Every man has an inalienable
right to work—but some do not
insist on exercising all their pre-
rogatives.
The girl who only has onemau
to choose between usually is 1
married the quickest.
A man's holiday is just whatj
his wife has been wail ingfor. She
has saved up about a week's
work in anticipation of the occa-
sion.
The man who deserts the fami-
ly that lie has helped to createi
is so small by nature that a 1110s- j
quito couldn't find a landing j
place.
With two young ladies on the
sofa, give a man an inch and
he'll get between them.
A woman would rather not j
know a secret than not have j
anyone to tell it to.
Widows and widowers are not
as selfish and avaricious as oth- j
er people. Many of them devote !
much time and energy to look
out for No. 2.
Stands Ahead.
There is something about Hunt Light-
ning Oil that 00 other liniment possesses-.
Others may be good, but it is surely the
best. It does all you recomend it for
and mere. For sprains, cuts, bruises,
burns, aches aqd ptins it has no equal
on earth. It standf head on my medi-
cine sbelf.
Very truly yours,
T. J. Brown low,
Livingston, Tenn.
26c and 60c bottles.
Try ue for Job Work.
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Courses
Mt. Vernon, Texas.
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CABIN DRUG STORE
FIN LEY &c TAYLOR, Proprietors
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Everything in the Diug Line.
Toilet Articles, Stationery,
Tobacco and Cigars.
In fact, most everything usually kept
in a first-class drug store.
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Linden Hardware st Furniture Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
COMPLETE AND VARIED STOCK CASKETS,
COFFINS. BURIAL SUITS AND ROBES.
Very best attention given calls day or night
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
TOZIER S COOLING BOARD AND WALNUT
STOOLS FURNISHED FREE.
' Day Phone 66 Night Phone 17
LINDEN, TEXAS.
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I„ C. WEAVER, I'KIiMDENT
C. E. DAVIS, 1st v-PRBs
S. E. GEORGE, treasurer ;
WESLEY MORSE, 2nd v-rRts
Don't You Believe it.
Some say that chronic constipation
caniwt be cured. Don't you believe it.
ChambetIain's Stomach and Liver Tab-
lets luve cured others—why not you.
Give them a trial. They cost only a
r>uartcr. For sale by Cabin Dtu« Store.
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The Caddo Co-Operative Oil & Gas Co
Incorporated I'ndcr tlic Laws of the State of Texas.
LINDEN, TEXAS;
Invite you to co-operate withitbem in the development of
Cass and Marion County oil fields. Invest $22.50 in a
Home Development proposition.
A Lot and Co-Operutivo Contract shares
in nil of their development*.
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Banger, J. E. A. & Erwin, W. L. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 5, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 4, 1913, newspaper, February 4, 1913; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth340917/m1/1/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.