Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 241, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1930 Page: 2 of 4
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The Daily Ledger
Published Every Day Except Sun-
day by
The Ballinger Printing Company
office of Publication. Ill Hutch-
ings Avenue, Ballinger, Texas.
Entered at the Postoffice at Bal-
linger as second-class mail matter
Hadn’t Seen a Well
Day for 15 Years
This Farmer Says
Abilene Man Says Orgatone Has
Done Him a World of Good,
and Gains Daily.
It sounds like it would be en-
SUNDOWN
STORIES
0. 03 4.
< YPSY HISTORY
By Mary Graham Bonner
E BALLINGER LEDGER
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Stet
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TH
S
of the sick animals. When this I TOURISTS WILL BE GIVEN * *
fluid was passed through a Dorce- TRIP TO THE VALLEY
la a filter, the filtered fluid would
cause the disease in healthy SAN ANTONIO, Jan 22. Tour-
cattle This virus will produce ists spending the winter in San
foot and mouth disease in ani- Antonio will be guests of the
mals experimentally infected Conopus Tourist club and the
Since the days of Frosch and Chamber of Commerce on an ex-
Loffler at least 40 viruses have tended excursion through the Rio
been identified
Grande valley the latter part of
January, according to Mrs H R
ANNOUN
es 80
Fer Tax Collector:
W. L. BROWN
E V. BATEMAN
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e ee e
For Cotton Weigher, Precinct 1:
PAT TILLERY
Far Sheriff:
R E MeWILLIAMS
Far District Clerk:
GEORGIA SINGLETARY
Far County Clerk:
IMA McKOWN
For Commissioner Precinct Ne. 1:
R J DERNS
T J PARRISH
For Tax Assessor:
MIKE C. BOYD
For County Treasury:
Mrs R P KIRK
Re igler .secretary of the club
The biggest surviving mammal CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION The tour of the valley will be
on is the whale the smallest, the made by way of Corpus Christi,
imel in the days when the mouse u. D D .Brownsville and Laredo, return-
* new and followed oreat La the difference in their her Mane % % onced nor the through theWinter Garden -
t gypsies sizes but greater still is the Air-lans.................................. the u“n with stop-overs at several
border cities along the route
of About 30 persons are expected to
has make the tour
. germs occupied this office for a number I
people, and 'he little Some germs, like those causing of years and during that time
klever ions, " anthrox can be easily seen has given perfect satisfaction
They putUP '^ through the microscope of even and has never been forced to run
iv for while and/low power magnification There
think they will find are some diseases, however caused
more pleasant Sur by living organisms too small to I of the biggest votes of any can-
round 1 rther on so they be discernible filterable viruses |
mover wain What is the significance of this
TI > do not ri’- very far in name? Il germs, say typhoid |
!‘1’ u they can stop a.most germs suspended in a fluid, were
xpects them placed in a test tube made of i July and promises a continued
ertilin time " D unglazed porcelain and the fluid faithful performance of the af-
we expert were drawn through the cl sedfairs of the office
The
Little Black Clock
and
BIG AND LITTLE GEKMS
MRS. R. P. KIRK IS A
Subscription, the year $4.50
Three months, $1.25 ugh to say that Orgatone re John and Peggy rode along
The month, 50c lieved me of troubles that has their enter in vane uuyo macna me i mouse T ,
Subscriptions payable in advance made me maerableror.n tame world .....'' new and followed Great La the difference in their heh name to £ ponced mnerlzed
Telephone 27 medicine is doing for me for i h N d OPthem was quite a sizes, but greater still is the dif- announcement column for
....... - _ ,, .. . . myself an in ’ - ference between the sizes of the office of county treasurer
11 ‘ rentih ever day ’"" "! camels and people largest and smallest known Runnels county Mrs Kirk
health and irengtn ever wit tents and other belongings 1
Member Associated Press
The Associated Press is exclus-and feel like a different man
Ively entitled to the use for repub
The above remarkable state
lication of all news dispatches nent wa
credited to it or not otherwise 1
credited in this paper and also
} Caleote
T who
the local news published herein Abilen
All rights of republication of spec-I've
tal dispatches herein are il re u
served ifteen
Do you ever visit a classroom
school? Reports from school
officials indicate that very few
parents in Ballinger ever visit the
schools to observe how
progressing They men
over and sign their chil
port cards and think
enough encourageme
them. It might do parent
to spend i few periods at h
and the encoura gem
teachers and pupils w
greatly Everyone lik
that the public is real
ested in what he is n, ind
there is no better way ha
can show your interest
educational system and
child's education than by
to see them occasionally nd lee like
hearing a recitation
bars*
It is only a short time until
district court will nvene here
for four weeks One hundred and
sixty-two men
have been notified
1 »1 ._*
Ger
to appear for jury ser
this cold weather continue the
presiding judge should
trouble getting men serve
Usually there are . large numb
of men asking to be excused
from service when the panels are
called This practice makes it
difficult to obtain juries and in
some cases the judge has
“hard” in order to have enougt
men left from the venire form
* Jury
There is always 1 group
of men who are
O' on January 7 by
1 well known farm-
esides on rural route 4
Tax is
he continued and for
years ot that Lime I Ve
hOWII what It WAS Lu
ould say % lidt ’
Wt
against an opponent Her popu
larity has always given her one
didates on the ticket
Mrs Kirk asks the careful con
sideration of every voter of Run
nels county at
the flection in
SAN ANTONIO PI I ASED
WITH CURFEW LAM
SAN ANTONIO Jan
Re-Roof Now
WITH
amping like
ke this for
before long
country we
one of the germs would
pas through
The minute cracks between the this
Her duties will Keep her in the
offic a major portion ot the time
DI AMOND PAINT ROOF
particles of porcelain
ummer but she will attempt I
are usually to vi it with th voters and solicit
than the germs, but the their vote and influence She asks
aths are so crooked that the that this
germs cannot pass A so-called appeal to each
beicalled filterable virus however will pass and in case she does not get to I
led E# P right through the walls of our meet each voter personally it will
are finest porcelain filters. Hence the be because her time will be re-
he name filterable virus quired in attending to the office
announceme nt
be ar
one for his vote
Seeing is believing, the old saw entrusted to her by the citizens
hey have wan runs How then can we be certain if this county 1
imping of their existence Mrs Kirk is thoroughly fam-
re they will be The first actual answer to this iliar with the duties of the office
pstes too puzzle was given in 1898. by and her part experience has
tpsy come Frosch and Lotfier These two fitted her to look after every de-
■ rd Egyptian and scientists studying the so-called tail of business connected with
1''' 1 all foot and mouth disease in cattle same .She is well known to the
opl who could not find a germ -cause for voters of the county and feels
imping it but did find that a living that she can ask their support
is they went and something called i virus was and merit it based on her record
8 time about it present in the fluid ot the blisters in office
people ire wandke r-
imp on the outskirts of
I them 43
Antonio’s midnight urlew law is their
I wil be continued indefinitely
Chief ! P ce Owen A K ta
never occupied 5
do not have any
n which to live we
was the beginning of
name ..1 the beginning of
ABa
and would like to do ury
but such juries would not be
to consider evidence and
true verdicts in most ases
duty"
able whoound
It unless the office
Anyone
WONDERFUL SHAMPOO
BANISHES DANDEL FF1
t put up with dandruff an
minut Star t today using
remarkable discovery Fitch’s
t ift E ver Shampoo You
W^
CARE TTES
Made especially for application over old shingles
Guaranteed id insured against damage caused by hail
ornado and windstorms Applied by expe rienced mechan-
at about the same price of a shingle roof Permanent
in color, eliminating painting. Terms if desired
Fire Proof - Snow Proof - Dust Proof
Water Tight- Both Materials and
W ork manship Guaranteed
C. W. (Bill) Johnson
Exclusive Re-Roof 1 ontracter
Phone 1276
Ballinger, Texas.
P O. Box 453
Throat-Ease put them
Over the Top... overnight
takes the busy man to make
to pable juror and whenever pos
Puble citizens should try to post
pone their duties so they in
port when called to zive
time to the court
With baseball for the
of the state practically o’
question for the coming UT
it is all the more importan
the municipal park
and swimming poo
reality Thi pla
for less than
maintain summe
when it is acquir
a permanent imp
the entire
pride ft will
recreation for you
can take the pit
mer an isemen
forced to do with
izens seem to begin
need of such a pla ■
big obstacle that star
way is a plan to fina
operate the park after
Such places need constant
vision and this is an expense
that must be placed somewhere
other than on the town
eral. ft is believed that the
swimming-pool would make the
park self-sustaining through the
summer but during seasons when
it is too cold to swim the play
ground would have to be taken
care of an a keeper paid to guard
th* property With four park
committees uniting their efforts
to work for the same end some
thing should be accomplished
shortly.
is convinced have to sh your hair anyway
intent 11. -'I not use • shampoo that gets
The quickest way to keep abreast
with the tames is to read the ads
McShan Motor Co.
General Auto Repairs
Tinas. TUBES ACCESSOR-
MS
GAS AND on.
HMONG and GREASING
Phone 734
person will be
ton The first
all filled
decreased he
movements
Aled izi
the rid of dandruff at the same time?
uspic
’ Y Pr ce Drug Co
.. • The uncil has voted
sta of I new sewer
Has the laxative in your home
M
A
a family doctor’s
approval 2
in the things we
V
Some thit its people do to help 1
the bowe eally weaken these
organs Or y a doctor knows
which Dr Caldwell
* nds of times in his
practice at Monti
He proved it afe
for women and
thus ughly effective for
bust men Hr showed
y rrects constipation
im fresh herbs and
ure ngredients
aldwell first per-
m » i h prescription to be put
n bottles and sold through
it has increased
what things will cleanse the sys-steadily in popularity until today
tem without harm That’s why !
the laxative in your home should
have a family doctor’s approval
1 wonderful product now 1
known to millions of people as
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is
a family doctor’s prescription
for sluggish bowels It never
varies from the original *
t is the arrest selling laxative
in the world!
Da w 8 CAlDWELs
SYRUP PEPSIN
1 Doctor’s Family Laxative
MAZIE THE MODEL
HEE HEE! I CERTAINLY PUT OVER
A FAST ONE ON GINSBERG ! /i’ll
I COPIED THE DRESS HE WANTED
TO SELL TO ZIBBLE AND GOT €
ZIBBLE’S ORDER FOR TT BEFORE ) 1
GINSBERG KNEW WHAT I -
WAS ALL ABOUT ! A
TRLASuRT OF THOMA
so
INDEF
TO
YOUR
C P Lorillard Co.
What a fast and friendly selling job OLD
GOI D does for itself! In three years of
nation-wide distribution, it has put
that buff - and - gold package in millions of
pockets . . . and handbags!
BETTER
TOBACCOS - that’s why their smoothness
is irresistible . . . their flavor more delight-
ful. . . Proof? . . . It's in the first package
and your throat can be judge and jury.
BETTER roBACCOS.... make the difference
%..... not a cough In * carload
— colirec-e **********
HS ALL MAZIE’S FAULT! SILTZ
WOULDN'T HAVE SEEN THE DRESS
IF SHE HADN'T GONE IN HIS PLACE
WEARING I ! HOW CAN 1 EXPECT
TO DO ANY BUSINESS WITH A f
DUMB MODEL LIKE. THAT ?! r
HELLO,GINSBERG? - ZIBBLE
SPEAKING — I'VE JUST €
CANCELED MY ORDER WT (
SILTZ J I'M GOING TO GIVE
TuIT TO YOU INSTEAD! ro
MR ZIBBLE INVITED ME
TO LUNCH - AND WHILE
WE WERE OUT HE 4
PROMISED TO PLACE
IVAATII'I)
MAZIE J I'VE
ALWAYS SAID
PROMISED TO PLACE 17 YOU’RE TOO
ALL HIS ORDERS WITH SMART TO BE
US IN THE FUTURE !, TA MODEL
aha 24 Streets
3 MR 1
ST2
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Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 241, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1930, newspaper, January 22, 1930; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1695354/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.