The Ladonia News (Ladonia, Tex.), Vol. [56], No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1936 Page: 2 of 4
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PROSPECTIVE ISSUES
SMART POLITICS
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Beautiful Antique Laid Bond
Envelopes and Paper to match
You Are Rated By
Your Stationery Or
Business Forms
Ann McAfee of
Aiderman of San
Mrs. Joe Whecer and daughter
of Windom speit the week end
sumption is borne out by the his-
torical fact that only twice in Tex-
as has a governor who stood for re-
Napoleons of finance. But if all
the people of Texas could know
how eager these men are to learn
about Texas conditions and the
sentiment here, and be identified
with the state, then Texas people
plete Tro1
All Points
W. Booth, Paris
Pampa, and Lill
Diego, Calif. 1
^adonia who is
slothing. Guess
orial columns of
: for answer.)
each case, there was a burning is-
sue, about which large blocks of vot
ers were worked up.
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Fayette
The stunts of th
trapeze performed
and all his broths
not pursuits for tt
dividuals. Not by B
drivers regard in d
hazards of motorin
To most there’s!
about when a car i
high rates of speed
or corner is tak8
another car is m28
the top of a hill,
occurrence of autc
last year—the sma:
trains, against tres
poles and against h
ing of cars going I
the collision of car
places—all go to in
drivers don’t real
risks which only
makes it possible t
Dallas _________
Greenville......
Honey Grove.
Wolfe City.....
Fer
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headache?
NEURALGIA
FATIGUE
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PAINS
See The News for Artistic
Layouts in Personal Stationery
and Business Forms.
closer relationships between this
and other states.
dyfor the Alamo
V’forecast in this
hs ago.
every critic he has made on his
policy of getting out and mingling
with the people of Texas.
We feel sure, however, that in
Doubly Guarded • •
and still the daintiett
in Glasses
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Check these low
fares one way
from
LADONIA
to
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NOBODY’S
BUSINESS
- an JULIAN CAFERSJR.
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Dan Moody headed the, famous
All-Texas special which visited the
industrial east and middle west
covering virtually the same route
the Press Special is.traversing. Jim
Ferguson, in November, 1915, made
a three weeks tour of northern and
eastern cities and said on his re-
turn:
Austin abo
ing abou
dhe
AMouau
So fat as the first issue is con-
cerned. the governor takes the pos
ition that he doesn’t choose to be
a cloistered potentate, loeking him
self up in the capitol, and granting
interviews only to the favored few
with poniifical generosity. Being
an itnensely human person. Allred
likes people, and has lost no op-
portunity to meet and mingle with'
the citizenship generally. He knows
more Texas voters—not political
leaders and socially important peo
pie exclusively—but filling station
operators, small storekeepers, taxi-
cab drivers, and other plain “folks”
than any governor Texas ever had.
He has traveled more miles, made
morse speeches, shook more hands,
and made more personal friends
than any other governor. The
only complaint that has reached
,ith"p
equipped in this way.”
Air conditioning engineers said
6,000,000 gallons of water will be
FOLLOW THE FLEET
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The Criterion Theater, Wolfe City
Thurs., Fr i. - April 30, May 1
train to Washington and New York to New York and mingling with the
election failed to be returned. in to look up the record of other gov-
THE LADONIA NEWS
MR. and MRS. DEAN BREEDLOVE, Publishers
‘Am Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Betterment Of
The Farming And Business Interests Of This Section”
Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at Ladonia, Texas, Postoffice.
Obituary Notices, Card of Thanks and Lodge Notices, I l-2c per word In
edvance.
DR. F. L. YOUNG
SPECIALIST
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted
North Side Square
GREENVILLE
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ernors. They tound that Pat Neff
made trips, while governor, to
Cuba, Panama, Seattle, Wash., and
other cities. In the summer of
1894, James Stephen Hogg and a
party of Texas business leaders
toured the north and east, speak-
ing in Boston, Philadelphia and
QUALITY BOND PAPER
any size - any quantity
Somebody here took the trouble
the other day, when Allred an-
nounced he would accept the Tex-
as Press association’s urgent invi
tation to ride on its Centennial
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
FARNIN, HUNT, DELTA & LAMAR Count I'M, $1.50 Per Year In
Advance— Elsewhere, $3.00
The preliminary campaign skir
mishing so far has produced but
three issues. These, in the order
of the importance they have been
credited with by the candidates op-
posing Gov. Allred are:
1. The propriety of the govern-
or’s policy of making numerous
public speeches and appearances at
local gatherings thuout the state.
2. The old age pension system,
which hasn’t begun actual opera-
tion yet, and about which there is
so little acurrte information avail-
able at this time that no one is in
position to criticize or praise it in-
telligently.
3. The sales tax issue, which
was fought out thoroughly in the
campaigh two years ago, and again
in the legislature last year.
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Austin—Voters of Texas this
Seek began to wonder a bit about
9 burning issues that will be
h am--pes--eessema.
Bas the field of announcea
Hates reached nine. The ob-
"us inference, when a governor is
up for re-election to a second term,
and eight candidates decide to
buck the traditional Democratic
second term custom would be that
the peopie are greatly excited about
some phase of the state’s business,
and demand a change. This as-
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grandmother, Mrs. C. F. Penning- future all big expositions
ton, and uncles, U. S. Congressman
In observing clean up week only
the surface of the town is touched by
the usual methods. Sanitary pre-
caution and comfort call for further
effort in regard to actual disposal of
waste water, sewage and unsightly
property. Summer and hot weather
is just aheed. If one man allows his
waste water to contaminate his next
dooa neighbors gutter or allows stag-
nant water to breed mosquitoes he
becomes a menace to the town. Such
cases snould be reported to the city
officials and they in turn should see
that something is done about the
complaint.
Our opinion is that no proverty
should be allowed to yield rent or be
used as resident property that does
not have sewerage connection or
have some sort of sanitary pit toilet
accomodations. There should be
health measures taken in regard to
the keeping of livestock within the
city limits. If it is necessary to feed
cattle and other stock in town a little
Ehrecaution should be used to sate-
mard the health conditions that are
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This columnist regards as a high
honor an invitation to make the
rip east with the Texas Press as-
sociation train, and next week’s
e governor’s travel-
Lome from other
■ a safe bet that
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restoring the alkaline bulanceimorrtstsndthen.y
when due to excess acid cause
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Mace. The air over all other
pace will be changed com-
—M-Le-ychghtminutecorless,
thus lowering the temperature ten
degrees or more and insuring fresh,
clean air at all times.
“With two exceptions, our ex-
hibit buildings have been erected
without windows. This makes it
much easier to control the temper-
ature.
“There were a few air condition
spots at the Century ( f Progress
in Chicago,” Mr. Webb continued,
“but this is the first time an entire
world’s fair has been air-condition
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It would be suspected that when
people rush about it’s because of
some good reason. Perhaps going to
a fire, or something like that. It has
been said that there’s a surplus of
leisure in America, but that every-
body is in more of a hurry than ever
before. Automobiles are made faster
than ever, People drive faster than
ever. They even die faster than ever.
Most persons think the dare-devil
aerial stuntster plays fast and loose
with life. They say, "I wouldn’t do
that.” They shudder when they see
a window eleaner hanging by a life
belt, high above the street. Most
persons say, "I wouldn’t do that."
They watch with bated breath the
structural steel worker walking al-
most gingerly around on the skel-
eton of a huge skyscraper. None of
that for the average person. ♦
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# display in our store or
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sister, Miss Mary Jones of Winslow,
a brother, Leslie Hill and a sister.
Miss Joan Hill of California, her
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Riley J. Wilson of Washington, D.
C., Ed and Leslie Hill, Sr. of Dallas,
and aunts, Mrs. J. Lindley, Ladonia,
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used daily in cooling the atmos-
phere at the Dallas exposition. As
an economy measure, this water
will be used over and over again,
only enough being added to take
care of evaporation.
"This volume of water of course
does not include tha used in the
many fountains, reflecting basins
and the lagoon,” Mr. Webb ex-
plained, “although they also will
help cool the air. Indeed, engi-
neers tell us they will take a con
siderable load off the air condition-
ing equipment.”
column will bepnt to readers of
this newspape Grom the eastern
politica' front g The bid of San
Antonio, offerS free hotel rooms
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The Ladonia News (Ladonia, Tex.), Vol. [56], No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1936, newspaper, May 1, 1936; Ladonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1424808/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.