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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
Dr J O Morgan of A and M College outlines soil and planting guidance for Spanish peanuts. He recommends light sandy loam for best market yield but notes heavier soils can work with proper management. Planting depth varies by soil type, with rows 24 to 30 inches apart and 4 to 6 inches between plants. Yields average 30 to 40 bushels per acre.
J. W. Anderson and family leave for Weatherford to reside for several months with plans to return to Lubbock within a year. Mrs. J. W. Hunt and her Snyder party stay with Mrs. Geo. R. Bean from Friday to Monday. Don Biggers and R. A. Sowder travel to Plain to campaign for representative and district attorney. Mrs. BE Haynes heads to Pecos for a family reunion at Mrs. J. B. Cole’s home with Hedgecake relatives attending. Grace and Virginia Rucker return from Galveston and Coleman trips with family members.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Owens departed last Tuesday for Amarillo and then toured points in Oklahoma. They will be away from Lubbock for several weeks.
The community reads a schedule for Chil dren's Day service at the Baptist church on Sunday June 14 with music recitations and an emblematic piece. Cash gifts are noted and local visitors are mentioned along with curious quips about town life and a gift of $100,000 to Cornell.
The Strongtread Rubber Co of Dayton Ohio offers non puncture tires with a 7500 mile service guarantee covering punctures blowouts and wear except abuse. Prices range from 9.20 to 37.50 per tire with tubes, discounts for multiple orders, prepaid shipping for two tires, and direct sale to customers to cut middlemen profits.
Mrs Will Graves and her baby and little son arrived home Thursday morning after spending several weeks visiting in Jacksboro.
A destroyer is one who does not contribute good, habitually finds fault, belittles the people, takes money from the community and ships it elsewhere, shows no respect, and is not respected in return. In the end a destroyer is simply self destructive.
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