Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 240, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 17, 1923 Page: 4 of 4
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THE BALLINGER DAILY LEI>GEit
I After Every Meat
BHIINGEA DAILY LEDGER
WRKLEYS
INDIG
of
off each meal
Instant
At xMiUt JFXKCXSV
the tiw»
w
benefit combined.
Smith* Shoe Shop.
OF MRS G. JL JARRETT
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In
year* Uary trd at :• 15 p. m. She was ai<ht«. No inan was ever more
time buried Janua-y .»th at the Alpine patient and faithful with his sick
r, t<> .cemetery. Flie funeral whs eon ! wife than was he. He spoke the'
ntire- diteted nt the little hotiae two truth at the grave when he said
Uso
For Over
Im***
Thirty Years
•»»A
fc,iau Voyy of Wupper.
Jarrett
show it
Clerk
16-2*GET A YEAR’S SUPPLY AND SAVE
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More Than the Interest
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CITY POLL TAX 18 NOT A
PREREQUISITE FOR VOTING
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It satisfies the
sweet tooth and
aids digestion.
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week fo
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FOR
THE
CHILDREN
FILM STAR ATTRACTION
MARRED BY SICKNESS
Mothers Know T. .
Genuine Castor a
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NutNew typewriter ribbons, for
Efferent machines, at Ballinger
I’nnting Co- dtf
tion, wl
ly and
a peri«H
year in
copy of
THE Si
T<> all
Estate
Penn, c’
given tl
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the pro
Test a in
Thotui*
said a|
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House
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quired
said a
sire tn
“Mr. Jarrett is now making ar-
rangements to leave Alpine and
| go ha k to Ballinger and occupy
j their home, and open his barber
shop and operate it himself.
I “The people of Alpine wish that
lie may succeed in every good
Always
Bears the
“ \ brother of Mrs. Jarrett's
ime to be here at the burial of
Lis sister but arrixed several
vent* r-
druggist
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
This is a pleasant, safe and reli-
able medicine for coughs ami
colds. It has been in use for many
years ami is held m high esteem in
. those It Useholds vx here its good
qualities are best known It is a
favorite with mothers of young
children, as it contain* no opium
or other harmful drug Try it
when you have need of such a
remedy.
Bate ted at
■• aecond daas mail matter
Dabamptivu the year ---------1
The Aatociated Pre** i* r»ctu*tve*v
MOtted to the u»e tor republic ttioa art
•11 sew* dispatcher credited to it a an
•rbarwiM credited in this paper and
• ’*«• »o local oe*s published heretic
“SAVING SOLES”
We make a speciality of saving
Soles Bring your old Shoes to
smith, the real aboe d'»etor—We
make ’em good a» new. A trial is
“ Mrs. Jarrett s step mother was
with hr for awhile but left sev-
ae-ks before Mrs Jarrett
Mr. Jarrett had almost the
responsibility of earing for
4’ORITS CHRISTI—Work of
r» 'urt’aeing the causeway across
Nm* es Bay will be started in the
near future, it was announced
here recently. The contract for
repairing the structure has al-
ready been assigned by the ciUi-
missi. n.-rs' court of Nueces coun-
tv, it was said.
by to her who could not hear, 'I did
M. all I rould for you.’ This faithful
' man has the task of rearing those CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
This he will l> Often caused by an Inflamed condition
of the mucuuA lining uC the Euiu< i.iau 1
Tube. When this tube la Inflamed you
have a rumbling .kjund c»r
hearing Unless the In flam nut lion can
!»• reduced. >our hvar*ug u.a> be Je-
•troyed f Fever
HALLS CATAIUUI MEDICINE will
do what we claim fur it r 1 your Ditcm
of Catarrh or I »eafn« *-*• caumd tv
Catarrh HALLSCATAHRH MLH1CINE
has t*een lucceNful in the ir raiment of
Catarrh f< r over Forty Years,
fluid by al! druggi»ts
F. J Cheney 4k Cu., Toledo, O.
STATE PRESS SPIES THE
gloomy side
WACO—J. S Mrloy. head of' Agent for Runnels and Tom
al! federal < otton classing u rk. tirwn counties,
with headquarters at Washington,
will itisjs-i t the work being done
here 1 v the cotton classing de-
Any business man who sells goods, figures so that he may make interest on the
money invested, Some business men buy in such a manner that they may make in-
terest—buying in big quantities—others are blind to this fact and only buy for actual
Signature
of
There is real money—more than interest—in buying printed matter in quan-
tities. For instance 1000 letter heads or 1000 bill heads last you three months, why not
buy enough for a year and note the saving. You’ll readily agree that it pays big.
KIKi
For Infants rod Cuildn .
Gmsrpakan and Dian®"™
and feverishne" «
LOSS*’*'
“Ever Gloss,” the latest im-
proved Varnish, makes old Cars
new. <>n sale at the following: W.
A. Nance's garage; Jno. A. Weeks
drug store; E -I Cathey’s saddle
shop; W . A. Talley’s garage; Bal-
linger Auto Companv. Price
$100. J. A. NICHOLS. Sole
Manager Hamilton of the Ko-
to sho Theatre announces that on
a fount of the illness of little
Mi's Marie Osborne, tin y<>m g.st
film star, the jierforniance Tues-
day night was not up to the stau
daid maintained. “Baby Marie **
took si<k with something like
ptomaine poisoning,” said Mr.
Hamilton, “and coupled with the
!.i t that the Osborne private ear
br ke down in Abilene, the little
Ed Eason and II. O. Jones, lady was not at her b. st am! col-
leaders in the city of Winters, lapsed after rendering her song.
Tues- We regret very much that all this
trouble happened.”
had
yea rs
home
also
barber
imf riant 'hop. Tl ey left Ballinger the 15th
v Nt they •pent
u<in •• of two weeks in f rt Davis, then
The Ledger recently urged upon]
city tax payers to qualify for
voting by paying their poll tai
We still urge the payment of a
poll tax as the fulfillment f an
oldigat iou, but a city jk-11 tax re-1
ceipt is ti 't neeess.ry for voting;
in city elections, either by men or,
women.
In adopting the woman suffrage
amemlmcnt and in passing la" *
enfranchising women, the legisla-1
ture failed to provide for payment
of city poll taxea in town* of Bal-
linger's class, by the women, as a
prerequisite to voting, and as to
require men to pay city poll taxes
and not require women to d«» like-
wise. would be class legislation,
until the legislature corrects the
error, it has been held that both
men and women can vote in city
elections without pay inent of city
poll tax. However, a state and
county poll tax receipt is neces-
sary before you can vote in any
election.
It is expected that the present
! legislature will correct the law.
but it will be too late to bwome
, , ,, , . .... effective for this year.
to her who could not hear, I did
wreckage floating past us am!
Fablishcd every day e»cep» Suuday |lab|e to tramp into us and loosen
Baixiwcu Pmintim Co us from aur mooring- The world
. u sxxk. even if it may be
Avenue '' ' ‘ considered out of danger.’ To
Teas* shout lud'ore one gets out of the
u .1— wood* is bad poliev, but to live j
th« Postoffice at BaUsua*' , i t
i too pr"s|ierously when one s pros-1
pol ity is questionable is l»ad bus- i
' iness. State Press in Dallas'
,, , . . i (••uvmcing.
Prosperity is reflected in bank ^044
statements just ma<le publie as>
well as in the splendid liquidati 11 _
of l«ad debt*. Earmrrs 111 this GIVES ACCOUNT OF DEATH
section of the country begin the
year in tret ter shape thun for
tuaay years. Ballinger Ledger
her calf
as much beef as it wants, mostly
because it hasn't the money. This
is especially true of Europe.
where the p.-nple are consuming
more vegetables and poultry in
proportion to beef than before the was there ami Mr
■war. < >ur grain and meat terri-
tory is so large and
that hard times there 1
elsewhere, in eonsequen e ofitwo weeks in Port
which it will be an unwise indi- th«-\ ame t > Alpine,
vidual. an unwise banker, an un -
wise merchant, an unwise farmer,
and an unwise editor who extends
himself too far this year. There!
are going to be more than tin-
average number of bankrupt ues.
There are many concerns which
will be unable to make it through j died,
another spring ami summer "f t s '•
slow business. We certainly can h s wife after the step-mother left. ha<! business in Ballinger
not 1> gically consider < 1 ; art 1 > " .< part ul.irly true of day.
The Alpine Avalanche gives the
The financial conditions of the i following account of the death
cottt« growing states are greatly ( an d fun* nd of Mrs. 0. A. Jarrett:
imjiroxe.! over a year ago, and "Mrs 45. A. Jarrett died Jan-
beautifully better than two •
ago. A gtesi crop and a
price are m cxlej. how. ver,
make everything in Dixie entire
ly shipshape Let ns hope this blocks South of the hospital,
year will pvt the finicking touche-1 J- Thos. Brown and Rev. H
on normalcy. Outside the cotton - Smith.
fields, h wexer. there remain* “Mrs. Jarrett was thirty.four four fine children,
considerable Jiff -ulty in rnak tig years <>|<1 July 17. 1922. She and - do the best he can.
buckle and toagne meet. The1 Mr. Jarrett hnd been married fif-|
grain raivrs and I e meat glow teen years last September. She'
ers are n t prosper' iis. '!" ■ eat has left four children, two boys
tie business tn part dar has been and two girls. two brothers and
ed as a eoxx looking f”i i ti re- sisters, and besides these a'
The world .sn’t buy ing ’ faithful husband and step-mother,
of the < 'hurch 1
Let’s Talk Quantity, Quality and Price
for Your Printing Needs of 1923
''he xx ns a member
of < 'hrist.
“ Mr. and Mrs.
lived in Ballinger
before coining Bert*.
Jarrett
oxvned and operated
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Sledge, A. W. Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 240, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 17, 1923, newspaper, January 17, 1923; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1206523/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.