Paper Export Ceases After Time-Paid Period Ends
A local paper was sent abroad and promptly discontinued when the prepaid period expired. No further issues are anticipated. the service was terminated at the end of the paid duration.
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Newspaper
The Randall County News
Location
Canyon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
4
A local paper was sent abroad and promptly discontinued when the prepaid period expired. No further issues are anticipated. the service was terminated at the end of the paid duration.
Railway timetable for Plainview Branch Southbound No 27 toward Plainview runs at 240 pm Local Freight via Lyons Train No and Main Line trains from Canyon City at 247 pm made up here. Train No 38 from Clovis arrives at 10 am and stops at this place. Local freights and trains Nos 37 and 35 do not run on Sunday.
A statistician asserts 250 million dollars yearly is diverted from local merchants to mail order concerns in big cities. The piece argues every dollar spent away harms local enterprise and prosperity, warning that harming neighbors harms oneself.
Editor exposes “cheap” grocery orders from Kansas City that mislead buyers. He compares prices from three local firms and finds only Baker's chocolate cheaper at 83 1 3 cents, while local dealers offer better value on tea, coffee, rice, bacon, sugar, and canned goods. Local merchants spend money in town.
A large ex cursion to Randall County drew wide approval as sales set weekly records and most buyers plan to relocate from the Northern states. Observers predict Randall will become the state’s most densely settled western county soon.
The News announces a forthcoming Christmas edition to be the county paper’s banner issue. The cover will be elegant and worth preserving for posterity. The office expects substantial cost but aims to reward subscribers with the best possible product and hopes for a fruitful return.
Announcement for a county meeting at the courthouse next Monday afternoon at 2 o clock to hear the reunion committee report and elect the committee for the coming entertainment. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the matter.
The piece urges shoppers to visit stores early for Christmas goods. Clerks have limited time and late in the season stocks dwindle, risking unsatisfactory service for careful buyers. The advisory reflects a cautious, period tone typical of a historic local notice.
R. H. Caler of the Happy community visited the city Tuesday and told the Newsman the paper is spicy and appreciated. He urged the newspaper to keep sending it out on time or they would be disappointed at home.
The note reflects on Canyon City's current actions shaping the future generation and contemplates how future readers might view the events documented today. It suggests a sense of historical significance tied to the actions of young people and the city.
Citizens weigh the price of prevention against the cost of fire damage arguing timely protection for houses and stores. The question arises whether paying for fire safety equipment is cheaper than facing a costly blaze.
The query weighs public health between cess pools and open closets and a modern sewerage system. It weighs contamination risks, odor, vector potential, and overall sanitation impact on the community. It invites expert evaluation of liability and infrastructure choices.
A fragmented report leaves the Can yon City band’s status unresolved. Officials and town residents seek confirmation on whether the group continues activity, its lineup, and any forthcoming performances.
Phil Schneider of Hinton Iowa remits for the News this week and expresses pleasure in owning county land while stressing he does not want to miss any issue. He values the newspaper as next to his land.
The Lockney Beacon reports a cascade of railroad activity with rumors of Santa Fe expansion from Plainview to Lubbock and possible Texas cutoff work to Plainview. Land values near Lubbock have doubled, while Floydada nears its funding deadline for a new line. Lockney expects action soon to profit locally.
Louis Perkins of Elkton Kentucky visited the city earlier this week, renewing ties with two former Elkton friends, C. P. Hutchings and George Hutchings.
Mrs. M. J. Ramer was detained noon today by officers on mental strain grounds and is housed in the county hospital ward. Former Amarillo resident now living with family in Can yon City, she visited friends and has suffered ill health for months with escalating stress. Daily Panhandle.
Dr. C B Lohr a veterinary surgeon and dentist arrives from Staunton Virginia and locates his office at the livery barn of Geo Reynolds Co. He offers to practice in any portion of the Panhandle country and comes well recommended by those who have used his services since arrival.
Dan K K Usery, a longtime Star force member, leaves Tuesday to work in Canyon City on the Randall County News. The move ends his year and a half with the Stratford Star.
J C Compton of Portales New Mexico spent last Sunday in the city as a guest of friends enjoying a cordial visit with local residents.
The article extols simple farming life and warns against the lure of wealth and risky ventures. It contrasts failed quick riches with steady work, praising Young county farmers for health, possessions, and favorable surroundings. It urges contentment and wise, systematic farming.
Rev J M Harder the Baptist Church pastor departed last Monday to Cooke County where he will conduct a revival for the next week or ten days bringing religious outreach to local residents.
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