The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1923 Page: 3 of 8
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The latest oiil tor public i I
VOr is a vigilance ,vs • csati<>:(, |
the supposed purpose (it' which '
is to put the Ivu Ivhix Klan out •
of business.
We do not know much v
this association, --nd «>.
equally ill i a formed as t<
real purpose of the K K K
J'ui this spirit, of underground j *i||^
Strife has grnvii to the poii
where it: demand." attenii s ' '
from all loyal Americans.
It this country i* to be over-
fun i. y a iufc <>:' Bed's f societies
making war up< n each other
let's have a Inderal law requir-
ing them all to endue, their
,w*rfaro in the open and in the
Jight of day.
Congress might do well to
pass a'.law rt quiring all secret
organizations or societies of
every nature t>> publish annual
ly a certified list of their office'-'s
and members, together with
their declaration of principles.
If their purposes are loyal,
lawful and within reason, then
they should have no objection to
such publicity,
If they can not measure up to
that standard, then they should
sot lie allowed to exist.
W# have no place in America
for secret firebrands and trouble
makers.
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Sometimes we publicly criti-
cise our officials for something
they hare done. Then again it
is something they have failed to
do that calls forth our words of
censure.
Thev are at fault for their
errors, and we are equally at
fault for talking qjbout them in-
stead of to them.
When a public official isadopt-
*:ig a course that is inimical to
the public weal the better thing
to do is to go straight to him
and state the case as we see it.
If he is the right kind of an
official he will listen to us and
reason with us. and be glad that
we talked to him instead of to
others.
If he is not pleased to see us
he is not the man we want for
the job, and one term should be
sufficient.
Presidential lightening rods
are being erected in every direc-
tion. Some are carefully camou
flaged, while others are open to
the gaze of the American voter.
\ The patriotic fervor of *ome
of these would-be presidents i*
a marvelous thing' to behold. It
la heart touching and soul stir-
to a degree, until cne remembers
that these patriots who would
,*'cQi t their all upon the altar of
their country" are just plain
,-politicians, seeking lie glory <>; j>"uillf
the highest office in the land in j——-
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Watch our window for
Thanksgiving
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n this paper, where Christmas SIsHlltord Plilhliillj;
gifts worth having are to be: Three Day Poll It r.V
found- Show Xo\. 2U-J.><m*. I
tf the patronage of this com-1
mtinity is worth having, it is | Stamford is planr.irg to have
worth seeking, and the logical; one of i he largest poult r\ shows
The Asoermon! Slai
Robs Calomel Of
Nausea And Danger
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
irni roved- Dangerous arid Sick
leivngQualities Removed. Per-
fected Tablets Called Calotabs,
The latest triumph of modern
science is a "de-nauseated"
calomel tablet known to he
drug tr oJe "Calotabs." Calo-
mel, the most generally useful
of all medicines thus enters up-
on a wider field of popularity,—
purifier! and n fined from those
objectionable qualities which
have hrrotoff.ro limited its use.
In biliousness, constipation,
headaches and indigestion, and
in a great variety of liver stom-
ach and kidney troubles calomel
was the most successful remedy
but its use was often neglected
on account of its sickening
qualities. Now it is the easiest
and most pleasant of medicir.es
to take. One Calotfib at bed-
time with a swallow of water,—
that's all. No taste, no griping
no nausea, tie saults. A good
night's sleep and the next
morning you are feeling' fine,
with a clear liver, a purified
system and a big appetite. Eat
what you please. No danger.
Calotahs are sold only in origi
nah sealed packages, price thir-
ty-five cents for the large, fam-
ily packa«-; ten cents for the
small trial size. Your druggis
is authorized to refund the price
as a guarantee that you will be
thoroughly delighted with Calo-
tabs. — (Avd.)
Entered ar Asp'-mont l>xa>
-'ostoffice as second class matter
medium for that seeking is the
advertising pages of the home
paper.
The marchant who fails t<>
seek should not f«*eI chagrined
if he fails to find.
Watch the ads and the stocks
of the merchants who advertise.
is evidence that iho.-,e goods are
eaty to buy and worth buying.
ever held in West. Texas on Nov-
ember 29. ISO and D?Ct?mh' r 1st. j
Mr. Walter Burton, who judged j
the show at the Dallas I'm r, and
inder Act
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of ('lip-.' ress Mnrch !
' V\ iii A. Diinwd.! v, I Alitor
,Mi>. Will A, i'lii;w<mIj . A^suf, Kditor
who has judged at several na-j
ti'inal show;;, and whose s!and 1
i vj: .-is a dom I try judge H t'ati"n- I
vvid>. vi 11 judge the Stamford j
The fuc: that they risk their sh.i.v. Nian\ extoluts are ex j
mono / inadverti-ing their good« 1 ^ectec :r< nt hading poultry i ^ •
bre-'.i'; sol T,'M, Kvt r> Cen
trai West i exas poultryman is
invited to emei tluir bi d .
Here's g-lting ahead uf you. There isno-ecnon of Jhe Unite
Mav it bt a Merry Cliri^tmas Scnttr^ whete tin poultry iu< u.
and a jubdant 1024 for you and try could b.> more profi abl> d
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velopod, and I h tmrp!
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ad of v airint: tor the office to j
ek ; hem. j
ParHots? rh fy remind us of'
A huiigiy Mithermon waithur !< r
o, n bble.
The community ->v<- is fncu-o d
Ct now but a f<-w
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tie' promo-1-1
foster and e
try
Those b-si ii g mot« inf<,r iia-
ti mi in r n: rd t;> the shou ,-h tuld
a dr^ss J K. Mast' rsori, S' ere-
i 11; a-, statu<1, tf xas.
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Not the b 'S' black smithing
hut as iM.od bs cm be had in
As|'«r r on*.
B. C. Marr,
hoMit^ people taf
t.he'> don't talk a!
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blockaded
Kver.v Household in Aspermont
Should Know How lo Resist It.
If your back aches because the
kidneys are blrc'caded.
Vou should help tlie kidneys
with their work,
Down's Kidney Pills are espe-
calij for weak kidneys.
I'eenmmended by thousands-
hero's testinouiy from this vi-
cinity,
B. .1. C unpbell, grain business
.107 Meoriing S'., Big Spring,
I Texas says; ' 1 am glad to rec*
I t.i11.t!i« i:(i I'oan's Kidney Pills,
| for I have used them and they
j have brought fine relief. When
! 1 was troubled with a touch of
kidney complaint, my kidneys
v i re ae'ing too freely, but, as I
aid D'-ao'.- brought good re-
i'rice till.', i all dealers.
Don't, sirnpi.v „sk for a kidney
reined.* - : ( ! ! 'oat.'s Kidney Pills
tie r-aeii' ; hat Mr. Campbell had.
Ko.-u'-r Miliairo Co., Mfrs.,
BulTaie, N. Y
Head i he ,>TA It A«s•-
some I'M'-op 'e
to acc«spt ;to'
are too hiw h
ver find tirvn
advice. T"
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"Dyspepsia is u food i r« duct."
chirps a brother editor. He!
probabl) knows.
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A blockhead n ver sees things
a-* you do. Therefore he is a
blockhead. j
Tan-No-More
0/?c Skin K\u(/ifte)
35c, 60c mJ $1.00 the Jar
at "Coilet Counters
Sample MiIMwUhmH
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Dunwody, Will A. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1923, newspaper, November 22, 1923; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth126422/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stonewall County Library.