Wise County Messenger (Decatur, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 4, 1932 Page: 4 of 8
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Thursday, August 4,1932
WISE COUNTY MESSENGER
Bage Four
Fair of Texas ra-
State
ANNOUNCEMENTS
40 degrees Fahrenheit.
babies or children.
the home.
Clean and Safe Milk
By DR. WILLIAM J. SCHOLES
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DENVER
the strong race run by Tom Hunter
$20.77
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of
Ims been heated Io a temperature
It has done much to lessen J ;
present.
Our Changing Nation
peculiar looking thinE.
him a
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that
asi
THE COMMERCIAL USE OF
It had not reached full matur
TEXAS HIGHWAYS IS A
PRIVILEGE, NOT A RIGHT
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CHICKENS-TURKEYS
the conserva
Cities will no longer show steady.
A
it will n longer Star Parasite Remedy given in their
deal of water has pas ed under
« unning serulator
Liberal thonght
bridgeu since 151%,
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Renfro’s Drug Store
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arranged for the 19,12 as. has compiled with all the pro
visions of the Stntutes of the United
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THE TEXAS RAILROADS
—Texas
Deratur—
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time" this vegetable [
mealed and fried, i
FRANK J. FORD
Attorney at Law
ed in a double boiler, allowing the
water in the outer vessel to boil for
drinking water will keep them free
of all liee, mites, flea, and blue-bug*
lion ami greatly improve their health
and ege-proeuetion through the hot
ly expanding domlestie market that
' It has always had in other years.
ponnds
lonz.
tism
great
of . .
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Have something to sell or trade?
Try Messenger classified*.
Office in Moponie Building
(With Wise County Abstract Co.)
COLORADO
SPRINGS
$18.77
For County Judge:
11. E. BRADY.
(Copyright, 1932, by The Eonnet-
Brown Corporation, Chicago)
For District Judge:
J. E. CARTER.
For commissicher, precinet 7-8:
K. H. (PICK) JONES
conservatisi, or to apveal t» nation-
nl cowardice by shoutin- the dangers
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Tom Hunter Made a
Good Race
im
Whereas, bs satisfactory evidence
presente to the undersigned, it has
15 DAY LIMIT
on sale
Saturdays—August 6th, 13th and 20th
and September 3rd
SPECIAL
LOW RATE
EXCURSION
FARES
For County Treasurer:
ROGER BARFIELD.
purity of milk, it should be sterilize,
in the home before being given to .
For County Surveyor:
JEFF FOX.
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For Commissioner, Precinet 3:
ABE BIIDWELL.
J. II. (JIM) XIX.
ASK ABOUT OUR 45 DAY
and
SEASON LIMIT FARES
For Public Weigher, Precinct 5:
K. L. SLIMIP.
W. K. Sampson
LAWYER
The Republican Plan of
Attack
eunstant zrowth.
I lie pousible for a
la re-
■ u-ed
promiscd to bring ns a sample, and
we, like all Americans, are anxious
to "try something new."
This bean may be seen in the dis-
play window of Hutto Brothers Ero-
eery store Bridgeport Index.
For County Clerk:
W. V. CUNXINGIIANI.
raw with safety.
Much of the milk that is marketed
"I" Will kill all intestinal disearecaus
11 , ing germ, and worms in the incep-
TELEPHONE 45 __________
“Our Country! In her intercourse with foreign nations, may she always
be in the right: but our comitry. right or wrong."______—Stephen Decatur.
Thursday Morning, August 4, 1932
If there is any doubt about the
For District Clerk:
J. C. ALEXANDER.
getter
lHealth*-
mIe ",
nent" surface.
FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RV.
y 1). DAGGETT GENEKAL. PASSENGFK ME.NT
Milk
ance W
of the
termed
sieve, however. that the republicans
run attack with enough vigor, or
enough sincerity, to make the Amer-
One of the surprises that resulted
from the first primary election was
has been limited to only those Koods
which are actually made in Texas.
Two hundred exhibits are expected.
Office Over Post offipa.
Decatur— -
Ing their campaizn on
For Congress:
GEORGE BACKES.
w. d. mcfarlane
For State Railway Commissioner:
C. V. TERRELL.
LEE SATTERWHITE.
is planned as
should be kept in stoppered bottles. I A television show
at a temperature of between 35 and part of the
Mes the zonrd in looks, but tastes
like a eneumber and i* very palat-
is now being
is callea a "guinea bean." and was ,
Ity. At "eating 1
is peeled, -liced.
For C unty Representative:
W. C. SHUITS.
W. W. XeSMITH.
State Fair of Texas. R has been an-
nounced by C«l. W. E. Talbot, man- ; States, required to be complied with
aging director of the Southwest De- before an association shall be auth:
velopment Bureau, under whose aus- orized to commence the business of
pices the show will be held. The Hanking:
Texas Manufacturers' Exhibit will I Now therefore I. J. W Pole. Comp
1.0 in the main exhibit buflding and (roller of the Currency, do hereby
- certify that "THE FIRST NATION-
AL BANK IN DECATUR" in the
town of Decatur, in the County of
Wise and State of Texas, is auth-
orized to commence the business of
Banking as provided in section Fifty
one hundred and sixtv-nine of the
Norris ami H-rah have left the im
prints of their liberalism upon Amer-
bun thotzht.
It would have teen fatal to ropb
lican chances in this campaign to go
tefore the country as the apostles of
Iran people forget their great weari.
nes with republican methods and
zarded us pure enough to be
Fur County Attorney:
JENNINGS C. BROWN
F.r Commissioner Precinct 1-6:
AUZ SHAW.
HENRY WALKER.
Fur County Tax Collector:
CHARLEY CROSS.
between 140 and 150 degrees Fahren-
licit for 20 to 30 minutes. The effect
dio show for 1932, it has been an-
nounced by Holmes Green, director
in charge. The radio show will fea-
ture a broadcasting studio, short
it may be heat- wave broadcasting, the television
show, and all late model radios foi
Certified Milk Safest
that is produced in accord-
1th the sanitarv requirements
medical milk commissions is
the spread of disease 1, means
milk.
. - . ........ Iformerly grown in the north, but is
for H.—ar.li in I opla |, ..... introklucca tutothe......th. This
ans that it
of pasteurization 1“ to kill most of ’ ’
the bacterla that may happen to he . >
But even though milk is < lean to $
begin with ami has been vasteurized. . .
It may still become contaminated. 1 :
AMowing it to staud in open bottle • ■;
or containers makes the the entrance , ,
if the speech which Secretary
Mills delivered at Boston last week
it is said that the law allowing
compensation to veterans for disabil-
ity ineurred after the war and not
connected with service coets the tax-
pavers more than s100,000 ver
31, IMO, the State Highway Commission expended $89,032,825, of which
$22. 488, 42G wax for maintenance of th- State highways.
In view of these tremendouas costs the preservation of our highwavs from
rapid wear and destruction is a matter of very vital interest to their own.
w. viz, the public. It is especially important that they be made to o *
the life of the bonds, which run from 20 to 30 years.
eSSSSESp
Such regulations are intended to promote safety, prcrerve the hishways
and safeguard the interests of the public.
Texas Railroads, which pay the entire cost of construction and mainte-
nance of their own roadbeds and, in addition, make substantial contribu-
tions to the cost of Texas highways, are thoroughly regulated with respect
to their services, rates, methods and practices. There is no good reason why
commercial users of the highway*, built and maintained at the expense20
the public, should not likewise be regulated to such extent as the publie
interest requires and pay such charge, as will represent proper compensa-
tion for the privilege, granted them.
• The statutes governing highway transportation asenactedby theForta
second, their ature. to give equal right, to all and special privileges to none.
XrX—W Even ■ fif trial
Unless U* is done, • chaotie condition in transportatiom as • -M. *
surely ensue.
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ESTABLISMED IN 1880
published in the dairy center of th. GREAT southwest
totered at the Post Office at 1~*^ Tn* as Second (lass Mail Matter
PICK COLLINS, Editor-Owner___.__
— of National Editorial Association. World Pres. Congress, Ter s
Membe °f Press A^orialion. Texas Editorial Association,__
T NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Any erroncous refleetion uponsthencha i reputaetionumnan
tirrnsspsrangerviorpergtiony"orfhcta‛uMon its “•« to the attention
of the publisher.—DICK COLLINS, I ublisher, _______________________
Subscription Rate-»L5() Per Year___________
Office of publication Messenger Building, 206 Went Walnut Street,
Next to Postoffice_______
six or eight minutes. After cooling,
the milk should be placed in one or
more clean, sterile bottles, the bot-
tles capped, and kept on ice. During
the hot weather, it is safest to beat
all milk before giving it to babies!
:: Enjoy a quick, clean, safe, confortable trip >
* ‘ to 3
—COLORADO— +
“The Perfect Vacationland”
AERY LOW KOI ND TRIP FARES ARE
AVAILNILE TO MANY OTHER RI SONTS
See your local agent for full information
Texas in recent years. There are
about 250,000 votes that went to the
eliminated candidates for governor,
sterling must get about 180,000 of
this uumber to is- re-elected, provid-
ing. of course, that tile Mime number
of votes are cast in the run-ofr.—
Deuton Record Chronicle.
have had somethinz like a continu renes, Wa-hington, D f., June 20, 1
are capable of causing disease.
Diseases that have been convexed
through milk are typhoid fever, scar-
let fever, streptococcus sore throat,
diptheria and tuberculosis. The
germs of these diseases get into the
milk in various ways. Sometimes, as
in the case of tuberculosis, the cows
are diseased. Sometimee the milk |
Ims teen handled bY those capable of
transmitting iufectioze
1806, such lil« ral
Iolme mrande -
of liberalism. The democratic party
could ask nothing better than that
the opposition make kuch a plea
it will be lese ea«y to combat the
new lin4 of republican attack as fold
down by Mr. Mill*. We can not be
their great dissatisfnetion with re
publican policy— Wichita Times.
may be considered as an outline of
the republican plan of attack in the of Wichita Falls. He made a tho-
campaiun it denotes an interesting rough campaign for votes and was a
change in party strategy, favorite of more than 200.000 Texas
From various sources earlier in the voters, which is a fine showing rhe
war word came that the republican question now is, however, whether
campaign would be modeled roughly the votes that went to Hunter would
•ifter that of 1896; that is, with an normally go to Sterling or to Feru-
appeal to the country for a safe con son. It is evident that those who
servative candidate as against one of voted for Hunter preferred him over
radical ideas. Don’t take chances, the two leading candidates, but now
don’t experiment, don’t rock the that the issue is between Sterling
boat, and all that sort of thing, and Fergusons. the friends of both
Mr Mills’ speech, however. Indi are wondering how much of the
cated plainly that the fight is to be Hunter ..... they will receive.
along different lines. So far from From all indications. the run-off
is going to be one of the most hotly
1 contested races that has oceurred in
depicting the democrat ie candidate
us a liberat. the cabinet spokesman
and Woodrow W il-
th chief exeeutive
Bite and was verfectly harmless It
iepartment
comptroller of the Cur- l
one weizled
certified milk. This
Praetically every line of manufac-
tured wools will te on display in theiCATUI" in the town of Decatur. In
T xas Nanufacturers Exhibit which the county of Wise and State of Tex-
ts pasteurized. This =
denied that Governor Roosevelt is a
liberal at all or that he is entitled
to appeal to the liberal vote.
The republican appeal, if we ac-
cept the Mills speech as an index to
it, is to lie along two main lines, one
sounds the familiar note of "don’t
swap horses while crossing a
stream." The other hammers at the
dim-rep aney between democratie pol.
icy, as indicated by the conduet of
democrats in congre-s, and the det
ocratic plaiform. As an oblizato, a
and is then ready to eat. R resema-
three and it half ’
as atwout three feet I
wiheh at a glance we were not able
to ths hie whether it te an animal.
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ous boom in till- conntry.kt i‛*
atout over now. Wirhitn Fall- Kee
ord New«.
Rtevimed Statutes of the United
States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and steal of office his TWEN-
TY-NINTH day of JUNE 1902
J. W. POLE, Comptroller of the
vezetatte or otherwise. However, he
For County Tax Assessor :
JOHN HARLAN.
MRS BETTY DI CKwoxTH
aNe. Mr Haney tells ns He has
Just MM if the nation did hof have
------th.. , enougi problems already. It is now
plaintive note whining a •" aserted that we are about to
■ rats for exiling attention «« th * enter on a peri...... declining popn-
pression. 1 ,1
The democrats can not I hurt by » >« • whelpton of the srripp
the "dont swap horraaln Founaation
cause it is an on " Problem- has twen «tndsing the
confession of faiinre. I i ana ne finas - ‘ ’
other way of saying that «“ matter ™ oritant eteh a perioa
how posrty the republican adminit •
trot ion ha- done it» » laid tit l« motwen 1000 and 12010, for exi. 1-1
ehau" 1. f.r o. casy—an tlwejpte. there was a smaller imr.rm.lL-e;
11 "I ,, i . .i Nn. of the population under five years ,
fact might ' amlshmeate of age than in former veark mhere
it loom- larz" I" (h.. were, in met. fewer children under
tin* demoratie pr ‘ " rire than ttween the ages of five
country that the rerorl » ana „„ ce firt american
ocratiecoptrolled 7 J tit Mbe. n-tory that this has happened,
session of . onzress is one that 3105 • cours. refieets quite
with the platform the varty adopted. a acciining' Mrlh rate: and
it is a -plendie . othe Einc immi-ratio,. has been cut down
.T.dXr‘1"" u <b- almost nml.ing It memafairiy
lie with the prty" performanee in certain th at in, atw year tnroPt rhe Mockereller Foundation an
the 1 - i the repubiicans X 14 "hettnitng ^liU Uin'— the <«—"I-...... - —-
with sufTicient em »•«'>’• upopihe 'aecteau VEr llehtiy. perhaps, for the immunization of human,
difference between 1 tr nevertheleu perceptibly. against yellow fever.
-ml party performatutheza"i This will have a Zwt effeets
make the demoeratie campalsn "jon nationai uite.
difficult one. In the first ptace, American Indus
siuch tastira bold much more prom i
-ueh I n‛. in try wilt n lotiger hate the constant-
ise for the republicans than tho" in "
volved In their earlier plan of piteh-
leen made to appear that "THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN DE-
of zerms easily possible. Allowing
the milk to stand in a warm place
permits the rapid multiplication of
whatever germs may get into it. Milk
versus radicali-m note.
-oon convinced us that it would not
have sat in
ehair. Siner
minded mm
weather moulting season and tl
tall or we refund your money. 33 !
A New Vegetable
1ecently we printed stories that
had to do wit l. enormous vegetable,
which were grown east of town. on
Monday morning, soon after arriving
at the office, we had a visitor in the
person of Rev. J. H. ........ who
lives on the west side. He had with
in order to be pure, milk must
come from healthy cows. It must be
produced in clean, sanitary dairies
by clean, healtby milkers and hand-
lers. Then it must is- kept properly
cooled until delivered. For milk 1,01
only is an excellent food for babies
and children but it also happens to
lie an excellent medium foi ihe
growth of bacteria. Esue of 'he
germs that grow readily in milk are
harmless. About 'he worst they do
is sour the milk. Others however.
------ . . . to buy up farm land teyond the «ub-
” . "ri., ana by holding ....... it -
There I. nothinz whatuver in I eity"halexyudeu to nest
reord of tip 'XI mk "Mmeir fbl
XfXTml "tte Tetneratk 1" ln Vali- i etwrul. itu-tradt
’ t.. (right, n th.- average tasi- ri-ing -lowiy ,m’ ’Xi A. .
itryanrrizlitenednima have ever sine the r’puttot .
N.r do (be demorats of ept for brief interval* -f deysinn
for any -H. radicni formula as »»« will remnin "tant "i l
a to •
, I. Ills ral. n- Th- dustry wil have to arcominlate
hemseives to an entirely new situu Treasnry
tkm. From the very beginnine. we offire of
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