The Banner-Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, July 4, 1924 Page: 6 of 8
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To Stop a Cough Quick
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and the Collier Band will be
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Little Boy Burns to Death-
When Box Matches Ignite
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the ing up set fire to his little son's
de- < lothing, inflieting fatal burns be-
ap cal to all, and are coming pre-
pared to stay until th* desired re-
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FARMERS DAY
AT BIG PICNIC
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ANOTHER NEW HOME
ON BROADWAY SOON
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Pat Collins and family, of Cor-
sicana, arrived last week and are
visiting Mrs. II. Vandevanter and
family on Mustang.
to make the second day equally
as pleasing and successful as the
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TENT REVIVAL TO table.
BEGIN AUGUST 1ST aide to furnish such music
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Let u de your vulcanizing and better
M Iyeugetdewn,telephonel1
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Friday afternoon at Millersview. was ignited, and the flames flar-
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where they will visit relatives for- *
a few weeks.
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Don't take ealounel! It mAkes you
sick the nest day; it lonea you a dy‘
work. Dodson's Liver Tone etraightna
you right up and you feel
salts necesnary. Give it to t_____.
becaune it is perfeetly harmlena and can
not salivate.
Calomel is a
Dangerous Drug
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so it nat-
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l " A A is fully authorized to return to you the purchase price.
ea N/) A Medford, Oklahoma man, among thousands
S who praise HUNTS SALVE, says:
•mAR "Some people dislike to call it the itch. but can-
MbMZAR dor compels me to ad nut I had it badly. Your Hunt's
MAH IANNh Salve, however, cured me alter many other remedies
MUBM4AIIMNI bad totally failed.
•'HUNT’S GUARANTSCD SKIN QISEASE qmepigen
(Hunt’s Salve and Soap) are especially compounded for the treat,
ment of Itch, Eczema, Ringworm, Tetter and other itching skin discascs, and
is sold on our money-back guarantee by all reliable drug stores
Remember, if it tails it costs you nothing. so give it a trial at our tisk.
J. Y Pearce Drug Co.
The four year old son of J B. was riding on a truck with his
through the pores. Then, pimples,
blotches, “breaking out,” ee-
zema, etc., quickly disappear.
Black and White Ointment is
L $ "P
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musical pro-
---- White Ointment, which heals the
Tto Qataia« That Does Not Affect The Head sores, builds up the tissue of the
of Balbi
for t
THE BALLINGER LEDGER
Platform Adopted at
Democratic Convention
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It>a
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ing after his work in the usual
way. He was stricken ill Monday
Dean Brothers
Tire & Battery Station
(Successors to Holmes)
Exide Batteries, Seiberling
Casings and Tubes.
CLAIMS PIONEER atdnthrrvixid
ters, four of whom were here for
--- the funeral J. 11. Kemp and sis-
Follow ng a brief illness of only ter, Miss Patience, of Stamford,
two days B. F Kemp died at the arrived before their brother died.
Hlalley & Love sanitarium at 6:00 J I Kemp, of Calvert, arrived
o'clock Wednesday evening, Thursday in time to attend the'
death resulting from intestinal funeral. 11 J Kemp, of Somer-
trouble after the surgeons oper- field, had not been located up to
ated as a final effort to save the a late hour Thursday. Mrs Mol-
man’s life, and after a'l hope for lie Matthews, of Merkel, was ex
ection of Prof. Homer
Mrs Roy Roper. of Norton, and
sister, Miss Lavisa Eskridge, left
Sunday afternoon for Houston,
Henry Jones has let the con-
tract for a new home on Broad-
way, on the lot where he has been
living in a temporary structure
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FOR WHIPPING WOMAN a t nt campaign in Ballinger built up
■ ■ I Kev and Mrs J. A. Collier. evan- ;
• hureh of the Nazarene will hold local church strengthened and
picnic baskets, and there
plenty to eat and to spare.
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Rainwater, of Millersview, died father.
when Mr. Rainwater
thi
gelists, w th their special
economically priced in generous
packages. The 50c size contains
three times as much as the 25e
size. All dealers have Black and
in addition to the address of
Mr. Orr Friday, a baseball game'
between Lawn and Maverick was
Next Dose may Salivate You,
Loosen Teeth or Start
Rheumatiam
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Calomel is mereury; quicksilver. It
crashes into eour bile like dynamite.
•It is our verdict that e ery farmer who raises livestock
should provide hig animals ' 'll comfortable stori pro© f
shelter to protect them fro n t e weather, promote their de-
velopment, and make it poM ble for them to show maximum
returns for their board and I eep .
The jury is right of con • Every practical farmer
knows chat livestock can b reared most economically and
profitably only when prope y ho used in bail weather. And
snch shelter pays larger regime now than ever before
night, but his condition was not take HAYES HEALING HONEY•a Higginbotham
considered serious until late cough medicine which stops the cough by partment, prepared the body for fore the flames could be exting-
‘Tuesday, and he was brought to healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. burial and it was carried back uished
the samtar um at m.dmghr Tues a.buried at The child w as rushed to the
day night. ami underwent ar, p Croup is enclosed with every bottle of that place Saturday afternoon Halley & Love sanitarium for
eration Wedne day On! a few HAYES HEALING MONEY. The salve The accident which claimed tie treatment, but the burns were of
until he could get his home built. White Soap, too, _____
I he new home will be a MX- face, neck, hands and
room bungalow, modern through-'- - -
Free Farm Building Helps
Our Service Department has actual working plans and
coat estimates for a great va ety of farm buildings, including
burns, sheds, hog houses, po iltry house and other shelter
for stock, as well as for implement sheds, garages, and origi-
nal designs for many moderate-priced homes. The use of
these is Absolutely Free to you. Whatever your building
needs, comein and talk with us we will do our best to help
you build at lowest cost and to your permanent satisfaetion.
his nephew.
out, and work has already been
started on the foundation, and
construction will be rushed to
completion.
Friday was Farmers Union Day |
at the Maverick picnic, while the
candidates were given full play
Thursday. John T. Orr, of Dal-
las, head of the Farmers Union,,
was slated as the principal speak-
er Friday.
given over to the speaking by
candidates for district offices.
District Judge Wilkinson, of
Brownwood, candidate for dis.
triet judge; and Walter V. Early,
candidate for district attorney;
spoke during the forenoon. In
the afternoon the candidates had
their say, practically all county
candidates being given an oppor-
tunity to make their announce-
ments.
The Ballinger Band furnished
the music Thursday, and the
Norton Band, both under the dir-
were scheduled which promised
of his elose st friends knew that should be rubbed ii the chest and throat life of the little
he was ill and the new, of his of children Tcring from a Cold or Croup, most unusual one
deatl hroncht soreew f .11 Thehrnline efie t of Haves ilrairtx Honey in-
ueafn orouent sorrow to alt eide the o roai e inbined » t theheaingefetot
l. > n, ■ m.. | .f, 'Ouw • O fro ■'•sir Salve through the purrs of
At -0c0cK Thuraday after tesain
an stos a comgh.
noon a h st of fr enes gathere 1 Both remedie • arr pat k d in one arton and t ha
• , . 1 i, , cost o! the comt ined trratment is 35c.
in the old Runnels cemetery Jast ask your druggist fo"HAYES
where tin- fune i services were HEALING HONEY.
conducted and .the remains laid ________
to rest. Dr Ah in Swindell con rWo NEGROES HELD
ducted the funeral services
The deceased was a member of
Stamford; George E Kemp, of
this city , and Mrs 0 H. Smith,
of the Maverick country.
fellow was a a fatal nature and death was the
The little boy victor.
the Elm 4
Tom Odom and
Rev. E D M
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WILLIAM GUBS Mr A DOO VISITS HIS GEORGIA
BIRTHPLACE
William Gibbs McAdoo, presidential candidate for
the Democratic nomination, and leading thia afternoon,
as seen when visiting his birthplace at Marietta, Georgia,
where he was acclaimed by the whole town and a roc op
tioninhis honor held at the Marietta Golf Club. This
group of fair beauties promined thelz rapport should he
reeeive the nomination.
Brsunz.af.itrtonis.endlaxetiveefect. LAXA- skin, makes it active,
by Elxe oghgytunkabicoscan.rccgna urally expels all the acid poisons
thehead EW.ewESecnature on box. wo. which the system must throw off
“Freedom of religion; freedom of speceh; freedom
of press. The Democratic Party reaffirms its adherence
and devotion to these cardinal principles contained in the
constitution and the precepts upon which our govern-
ment is founded, and that congress shall make no laws
respecting the establishment of religion, and prohibting
the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of
speech or press, or the right of people to peaceably as-
semble and to petition the government for redrees of
grievances. That church and state shall be and remain
separate and that of public trust under the United States.
“These principles we pledge ourselves ever to de-
fend and maintain. We insist at all times upon obedi-
ence to orderly processes of law and deplore and con-
demn any effort to arouse religious and racial dissen-
sion."
In conclusion the platform says, “affirming our
faith in these principles we submit our cause to the peo-
ple."
that beginning August 1st, the sults are a......mplished and the
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eramping and aickening you. Calome
attacks the bonen and should never be
put into your system.
If you feel bilious, headachy, eonati-
from pated and all knocked out, just go to
...... your druggias and get a botle of Dod.
" un on • Liver Tene for a few eeats whioh
is a harmlena vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and
if it docsn't start your liver an
atraighten you up batter and quicker
than nasty calomel and without ihakine
you tick, you just go bank and get your
' money. e
struek a match to take a smoke.
He struek the match on the side
of a box of matches, and in some
way the entire box of matches
The second day of the annual
picnic was also barbecue day,
arrangements having been made
tn feed the large crowd. The
first day's crowd was fed 1
Het Im NF
,, . . , The Santa Fc should stock its
Da Ha' at work, since school was jungle in front of the Central
•mt. returned home Sunday at
noon.
four ■ ldrer ill of
present when their
T echild • Fr.
Hatchel Mrs X I,
Mr. Kemp's recovery had been pe ted to arrive for the funeral.
abandoned. The other sister is Mrs. Bettie.
Mr. Kemp suffered a severe at Smith, of Waco, who could not.
tack of illness in May, but had come to the funeral.
apparently recovered, and altho Mr Kemp will be missed from
not as strong as prior to his ill- the community of which he was a urday mornins as the lesult of
nes, two months ago, he w is look- good citizen and a faithful friend, burn' sustained at 2:00 o clock
So-called skin diseases are
caused by poisons from tire pers-
piration becoming congested in
the tiny pores and glands of the
skin because they can’t get out.
Unhealthy skin holds them back
and you know what must happen
when you continue to let this
condition exist. For this reason
"skin lotions,” etc., can’t pos-
sibly help you any. You need
what is known as Black and
the Baptist chureh, and num
bered among the best men of the <
county H A t' 62 years ■ age
on the second day of last March ।
Coming to Runnels e unty f Olli l
Milam ount in lie ember ] • •
is survived bv a w
I. Y
, , , , , , , T. S Lankford, wife and two
Odom-r, w. re arrested by , ans and workers, have, been sons, Wilbert and Carl Fender,
ft cers Thursday night for engaged to hold t h-' campaign or left saturday for California. They
' ' ' ' Itwa meeting. *’ eh, will "" mil stop in New Mexico, ami
1 ” it the ” - men and tinue throughout the entire other place sen route and spend a
n in : • into a diffi- m nth of A igust. The tent wil few days with relatives
' it ’ . • ! v ■ 'he smoke of bat- be located near the church. He
the negres states that this meeting will be Sam panlap, who has been at
ti l ' > ii « t at bru 'cl as a result unlike any previous meetings
he f 1 ws from one r both of the held under hi' pastorate, in that
t ■ Charges of fighting I will be under a large tent
f •• ! ' ref ed iga t't the negroes in where it w ill be cool amt eomfort-
m were • ty at | t nes issessed
r ■.! r 1. - xettle ti e matter
The Hare is like the man who makes a
big deposit occasionally. The Turtle is like
the man who makes small, regular de-
posits every day. The Turtle won the
race. Regular Savings means success.
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Sledge, A. W. The Banner-Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, July 4, 1924, newspaper, July 4, 1924; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1694963/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.