The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [31], Ed. 1 Friday, August 3, 1923 Page: 2 of 4
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found, when brought into practice to
be altogether impracticable.— Terreice
A Michigan man, whose credit at
the filling station was exhausted, went
to his grocery and bought six dozen
eggs. These he sold to another grocery
for cash and bought gasoline with the
Under the general ruling of the De-
partment of Education, applicants for
county examinations must file appli-
was making himself by his assertions
about the quantity and quality gf the
Enrolls
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with the theft of a kettle. He main-
tained first that he had never taken
the kettle, in the second that he had
her supply is surface water, there-
fore, it is highly pregnated with gyp.
Some men have given up their gar-
dens entirely while others have been
generous enough to turn them over
to their wives altogether.
throughout the country, but
of it?
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We porch swung Sunday and didn’t
have to turn in at a single gas station.
— Toledo Blade.
One year ........
Biz months ...
This is the sort of weather when
we fed like wearing no man’s collar.
— Dallas Times-Herald.
Start now toward the ownership of a Ford
Truck cr Light Delivery Car-use the
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It w ill widen the area in which you can do
business, enlarge the number of customers
you can serve—and keep your delivery costs
down to the lowest point.
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Keep the Record Straight.
Neither East Texas, North Texas or
South Texas are concerned about the
establishment of another college by
the state in West Texas, but that sec-
lion is very much concerned at the
present time, and the location board
is making inspections of the various
towns applying for the plum. The fol-
We will sell you a 13-plate
Ford battery for $18.00. Why
use a cheap battery when you
can get the best at such a low
price.
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“Just a Real Good Car"
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add a little more— this also draws
interest. And in a short time the
truck is yours to use. Come in and
let us give you lull particulars.
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Here is a chance for you to gtt started
toward • greater profits—or to build up a
business of your own—and it costs only
$5 to make the start.
Everywhere, Ford One-ton Trucks and
Light Delivery Cars are saving more than
this every year for their users. So, as soon
as your truck starts running it will quickly
take care of the purchase price and add
new profits as well.
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for anything better than the safety
razor concession for that country. -
Honston Chronicle.
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By way of introduction he express- ' received. He is universally popular in
rd his sincere appreciation of thethis section and holds the undivided
splendid support given him from the confidence
Mabank territory, this section having ' Sanders is t
gone almost unanimous for him inied faith and
1920. He has made thirty-four speech -i inal stripe.
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RHODES & ALLEN CO.
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CANTON MOTOR CO.
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before congress in the last decade.
The recent war taught us that we
THE HALL ABSTRACT CO.
Canton, Texas
nate them, and every town
push the campaign.
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McAdoo clubs are being formed
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Henry Ferd doesn’t know the actual
| amount of money he made last year,
it is said, but the businesss showed
a profit. — St. Joseph, Mo., Gazette.
We have complete abstract records
of all the land titles in this county.
We expect to do exclusive abstract
work and wil) appreciate your busi-
vess.
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1, 1915 at the postoffice at wnia I new, and apprise him that of those
Point, Texas, under the act of March , things with which he thought himself
.... ...... .......................... .......... melon, raised in his garde,) in the tions, however, a special ruling has
aliens now in this country. This last [eastern part of town. Ed hasn’t got- been made to the effect that teachers
which teachers may begin building
if the chair sticks to you when
yot. „ise, jerk loose. There’s no ex-
cuse for going around all day with
a chair hanging to you.
of his constituents. Mr.
an American of umnalloy-
I a Democrat of the orig-
to eat. Mabank Banner..
three persons were killed outright and
"m two hundred more were injured.
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All right; this is te .month for that
first bale. Who’ll have it?
missions. He introduced a second bill
to authorize the organization of pools
reduction of the which convenes in Canton, Texas, on teachers’ e, iminations will be held
if Russia ever does get back to a
stable government and becomes an
enlightened nation, we wouldn’t ask
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Ed Hart
“Well!
Strong!”
Mrs. Anna Clover, of R. F. D.
5, Winfield, Kans., says: "I
began to suffer some months
ago with womanly troubles, and
I was afraid I was going to get
in bed. Each month I suffered
with my head, buck and sides—a
weak, aching, nervous feeling.
I began to fry medicines as I
knew I was. get ting worse. I
did not seem to find the right
remedy until someone told me of
remembered his friend, cations for the examinations on the
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Under the terms of this
Plan, we deposit this
money in a local bank at
interest. Each week you
who were anxious to hear what he [ country for the purpose of spreading
had to say concerning national and Bolshevik propaganda.
international topics. [ Mr. Sanders’ address was
No man was even endowed with a
judgment so correct and judicious,
but, that circumstances time and ex-
perience would teach him something
What we can’t understand is how
a weak tire always knows when you
le.ave the jack at home.— Robt. Quil-
len.
bill is to our mind one
important that has
re
THE CANTON HERALD
SPEAKS AT MABANK Sanders declares, that have more for-
•--- eigners than they have Americans. !
Hon. Morgan Sanders spoke in Ma- The great part of the agitation in
bank last Saturday afternoon at the this country today is from the for-
( lristian tabernacle. The house was eign red element, and millions of
filled to capacity with men and ladiesdollars are being poured into this
One of the results in a number of
Texas counties where farmers have
strewn poison solutions to kill grass-
hoppers has been the killing of quail
in large numbers
manufacture gypsum products at
other engagements, he ■ Sweetwater is an admission that
returning from Washington; having in had to leave immediately after the 1 Sweetwater has has gyp water. Sweet-
blind to give his constituents a clear speech and was forced to leave be- [ water does not bave well water, and
understanding of how the nation's af- fore he met with many of the people
fairs are conducted, how that a new whom he desired to meet.—Mabank
best acquainted he knew nothing; and
—= — that those ideas which in theory ap-
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most colossal graft that had ever been
perpetrated under this government.
Mr. Sanders supported every move
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He declared that he had opposed ter a struggle, succeeded in disarming /. IPI ' at Sweetwa t r, it is
the loan of five million dollars to the granfather and persuading the ' ! ' ’ at ", wou 1 find er
Liberia, because be believed it to be grandmother to surrender her pistol. ’ Eroune $ upon which to bolster up
unconstitutional. ‘rhe ayged man was struck over the Sn!d r 8, ourge in t u Tec corn
He was particularly denunciatory head and slightly injured during the ’ petition .brother Smith, won’t you be
of the national republican administra- 1 encounter i Sweetwater S guest at your earliest
tion and declared that the president] The child was found liding under convenience and inspect for yourself
and cabinet incompetent. He cited an 1 a bed j a first hand the things you have been
‘instance of their having spent an cn-1 She wept bitterly as the deputies discussing so learnedly? After such
lire cabinet meeting in discussing a led her from the house. As she was inspection you are at entire liberty
hound owned by a postmaster in being placed in an automobile, her to say what you please with refer-
Grand Canyon, when the country was’mother ran from the house and made enee to Lake Trammell and its boun-
anxious to learn of the disposition a further attempt to stop the officers. * suPpy of pure limpid, soft wa-
of the new tariff issue. He cited alsoThey were foced to hola her back ter, unimpregnated with lime and not
the shipping board as operated under while the chila was taken away. 1$0 ‘ hard” that soap has no effect on
Mr. Laskar, and declared it to he the ___‘ it. We will leave it to your own gooc
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per year. Mr. Sanders said that it had is said to have told the deputies, . , . .
gotten to be a joke in Washington, brandishing a pistol in their faces. i re urne 1 16. . ettle after using it,
that every time a new commission was Her husband stood guard at the front ane in e hin place 1 vat the kek
created that someone would say,1 door with a knife, and dared thtewascrocked when he got it. It
“Somebody in Ohio needs a job,” to eross the threshold. ‘r Smith kuew how ridiculous he
Ohio being the home .state of the [ A riot eall to the police headquar-
Senator Underwood warns us that
chaos exists in many parts of Eu-
rope. Our suspicious are confirmed.—
Anaconda Stadard.
Leave or Die.
That is the edict flung to Fort
Worth mosquitoes by the city offi-
cials. The proclamation carries with
it no promise of immunity; it is clear
cut, and means just what it says—
the pests will either leave town, bag
and baggage, or die on the field. Oil
is being poured m t-. pool and great
swarms of mosquitoes arise when the
oil spreads out to inclose the larvae
that would otherwise soon be on the
wing as full-fledged spreaders of dis-
ease. It’s a simple way to extermi-
Notice. judgement.— Sweetwater Reporter.
Notice is hereby given that the com-, ----
Blanton Exonerated.
In county court last week at Com-
Blanche, Congressman Thomas L.
Blantea was exonerated of a charge
of lihel of his opponent, Oscar Call a-
way, in the 1922 congressional rece.
• The trial attracted state-wide atten-
tion.
Speaking of train wrecks, that was
some smash over in the old country
the other day, when two Bulgarian
trains collided. One hnndred and
in congress for a i
standing army and a
We guarantee the fullf iliment of this contract
by Rhodes & Allen an the Canton Motor Co.
First National Bank
the editor. last Saturday, with a bag 20th of the month, preceding the ex-
of fine tomatoes and a long quill aminations. For the August examina-
es in this congressional district since Owing to
Sweetwater gets a gypsum plant
and Snyder will get the Tech. The
mere fact that they are going to
The business men of Pittsburg are
going to provide an old-time barbecue
for the people of Camp county on the
16th inst. and Morris Sheppard is
< going to be the orator of the day.
“You see I have a bigger job
now,” was Henry Ford’s answer to
a question concerning bis possible
candidacy for president. Besides, he
added “I have no desire to be pres-
ident.” That being so, why not let
the poor man alone.
naval personal from 86,000 to 67,00 Monday, August 13, 1923, receive Aug. 17 and 18, the Department of
which would mean a saving to the tax 1 competitive bids for two catapillar Education announced Monday. These
payers of this country of forty mil-tractors to be used in the construe- j will be tne last examinations at
lion dollars. tion and maintenance of public roads.
The first bill introduced by Mr. The court reserves the right to re- under the old law to higher grade,
Sanders was one to restore the au-ject any and all bids [certificates.
thority of th;: state railroad com-] CHAS I IIUBBARD
County Judge
of the most [ten over hi; living in Van Zandt; he may file their applications up to Aug.
been placed still knows how to raise good things 1, preceding the examinations on Aug.
The tea's Tonie
I used two botll ~S before I could
see any great change, but after
that it was remarkable how FJ!
much better I got. I am now H
well and strong I can recom- :3
mend Cardui, for it certainly -1
benefited me.” «|
If you have been experiment- J
ing on yourself with all kinds of « '
different remedies, better gi ‘
back to good, old, reliable
Cardui, the medicine for
[ for us. There are now 13 states, Mr. '
As a member of the census com- pistol and butcher knife, an aged
mittee he. opposed the increase in con- Dallas couple Thursday afternoon de-
gressional representation, believing Tied Deputy Sheriffs Hal Wood ami
/that the house is already unwieldy Allan Seale to take away their ninc-
and that an increase of representation year-old granddaughter.
would add to the burden of taxation.1 The deputies carried court orders
He has opposed the creation of num- issued in Van Zandt county instruct-
erous cammissions, such as the coal ing them to turn the child over to
comm.sion, because he finds that the sheriff of that county. Custody of
they die expensive to the tax paye"s, the child recently had been awarded
The last name icommissior appointed to the father in a divorce case.
ver his opposition is composed of 9; “You won't get that baby except
members who receive $10,000.00 each over my dead body” the grandmother
Nights in California are so cool
that during the earthquake a cold
sweat broke out on real estate agents.
- Snap Shots.
They are predicting above a four
hundred million bale crop for Texas
—the fellows who profit by low
prices. Prophesying a Texas cotton
crop in early July is about on a par
with predicting the election of a
Democratic president in April.- Geo.
Bailey
For Humanity’;; Sake.
The first number of the daily pa-
I per issued by Henry Ford, the motor
car manufacturer, had a splash head-
line across the front page: What can
we do for suffering humanity?”
A rival paper had an answer line
next day: “Put another spring in the
cushions, Henry.” c
Maybe some of the children arc |
"looked after" too much. There are
a lot of good men and women who
were- not “yelled at” every fifteen
minutes when they were children.—
Jack Warwick, in Toledo Blade.
Sweetwater’s water is alright for
Sweetwater folks, but we who have
। been used to freestone water do not
care for gyp Tech will not he locat-
ted at Sweetwater on account of her
water supply.- Scurry County Times.
The Scurry County Times has pre-
viously taken the very interesting po-
sition that the city of Sweetwater had
no water supply in the first place and
in the second place that the water
supply was impregnated with gyp.
Which is a good deal like the defense
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of agricultural products. His third;
bill was for the purpose of stopping
all fu.ther immigration to this coun-
congressman is appointed to the least Banner,
important committees and as he is ----------------
returned to Washington is gradually Fought for Grandchild.
advanced under the rules of seniority. Dallas, July 27. Armed with a
missioners’ court of Van Zandt coun- [ Teacher* Examinations.
ty will at its next regular meeting' Austin, Texas, July 23.—County
heartily lowing items from two newspapers in
’ different towns give an idea of the
interest being aroused:
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money. This shows that there are
mere ways of killing a tomcat than
gorging him to death on canary
birds — Leonard Graphic.
women, About which you have
always heard, which has helped
many thousands of others, and
which should help you, too.
Ask your neighbor about it she
has probably used it.
For sale everywhere.
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were sadly menaced by a large for-
eign population of undesirables. If tmttiipittttuapattnaMtuuunenunuuu
this country is (o maintain a free gov- 0 W. H. REYNOLDS CAFE
ernment, it is absolutely essential 1 . w # •
that insidious foreign influence he bar- Short Orders Served at Ajly Time During the Day #
red, a.d the sooner we stop the flood 1 VD i • i I
of undesirable foreigners from our 2 lour patronage Appreciated #
shores, the sooner it will be better
"Panhadle soaked by general rains'
! was one of the daily paper bead lines
this week. Oh, well, most any section
of country is liable to get soaked
some time. This locality for in-
stance; who knows but that the same
thing may happen here- some time
or other.
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Officials of the Dallas-Terrell in-
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terurban declare that their new line
(is now on a good paying basis. The ,
passenger and express traffic has been ,
steadily ivcreasiu i, and during the
, fall months this will of course be
greatly enlarged. It is also stated that
there has been a marked decrease in
[the sale of tickets to Dallas via the
‘Texas & Pacific since the new line
was opened. Prior to opening of the
interurban, it is said by the agent,
I average monthly stiles were about
$1,300, which has dwindled to less
ithaa $100, while tickets east of Ter-
! roll on the Texas & Pacific have in- ■
‘ creased considerably.
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The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [31], Ed. 1 Friday, August 3, 1923, newspaper, August 3, 1923; Canton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1515245/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Van Zandt County Library.