The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 123, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 25, 1926 Page: 3 of 6
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TMC CUE AO RECORD. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 192*.
chain
About that old hometown.
THINGS THAT NEVER HMhfs
A little grave yard tar away,
• Where loved one* sleep and rest;
With tear dimmed eyes we strive to
say
That God has seen it best.
nounce the following
the respective often
to Hie Democratic Frl
RESULT Of shady
POLITICAL .
TRANSACTIONS!
HOV/ DID
TOO AMASS
TOUR £REAT
fORTUNt?
Where the sunsets are more golden,
Where light and lore abound.
Down the trail of “Memory’s Lane”
You’ll find the “old home town.”
—Mildred Cochran Ydtgh*.
and flnatty Mat an abrupt retreat
from the room.
For District ClerkE . )
T. J, KENNEDY.
John burst late laughter but Eil-
een tuned upoa him with a reprov-
ing glance.
“Why So you insist Span teasing
Boh about Marjorie, John?** -
“Tease him." protested Joha the
pletare of Innooeace. "I Sever aald
GOLIAD PERSONALS.
Carter Howell, who now holds a
good position at Kenedy, spent the
week-end with his family here. 1 .
Chas. Dickerson, wife' and son
Jimmie, were visitors Jn Corpus last
week, returning Saturday.
Will Barnes and son of Victoria,
were guests Sunday of Mr. Barnes’
sister, Mrs. Carter Howell.
Mrs. Otto Eckhardt had as * her
guests last week, her sister, Mrs.
Bennett of Cuero, with her sons and
daughter.—Goliad Advance Guard.
aether “But your looks,—your eyes.—
A”par* they spoke volumes?**
i anal “Among other things, did yon In-
terpret them to say anything re-
setabtyng yon, you poor Ash.” he
d chuckled.
l prao- “From yon. It means evan worse
he Hu than that to him. You ware every
wenty- bit as bad at bis age."
d. gas- "Never,1* objected John firmly. “I
antage couldn’t have been because I had
tad to no silly child running after me."
dm. “But Marjorie la not silly. John.
, mum- She la Just outspoken and honest
y and without an ounce of insincerity in
re the her nature. She fairly worships
tlm. ' Bob and Is not ashamed for the
baby's whole world to know it."
i eataii “Not ashamed! — She’s brasealy
ureoma open and indecent about it, to my
Into a mind."
land. “Look at it sensibty, John. If It
ove of la only one of thdae childish affairs.
But In It wlH toon be forgotten. If it
tly as- grows into something serious, sure-
ter and ly you can And no fault with the
Patteraensr
pasted "The Pattersons are aD right,
hands, jhtl hats to sue him hunted down
ft das- before my very eyes. She's tagging
i lower after him morning, noon and night
d ones There’s a closed season even oa
In her rabbits. And t have plans for Bob.
I want to aea; that, boj go far.
G. L. PATTERSON
(Re-election.)
For County Tag OoUeotor.
C. T. SCHWAB
(Re-Macdon.)
Have you tried pasteurized milk?
’s good.. (Advt.)
For County Judge:
SftANLSY KULAWIK
THE OLD HOME TOWN
When travels takes you far away
In this big world to roam;
There’s always in your past, a spot
Your heart will call a home.
town.
Those small things come to mind,
Each memory stamped on your heart
Along with ties that bind.
A child like dream of old school days
A building now .torn down.
And love’s romance will weave a
Tho’ life and duty bid you go
To lands of fair renown.
There is noe place that lui
back
That simple
For Co. Superintendent of Set
H. B. MONTGOMERY
old home town
When you were there, you didn't care
The town was milch too small;
With nothing new. no place to go.
You found a fault with all. *
the pain
You knew each man. child and dog
You met upon the street
And as you gayly passed along
A store of friends you'd greet.
You didn't value old friends much,
A habit, one might say.
It grew on you. to think you’d find
All folks, in life ' that way.
Farm buildings give the best
service when carefully planned.
Let us show you our book of plaits
for houses, barns, siioe, or any-
thing you need in moder farm
buildings.
We can promptly deliver all
building material best adapted to
your reuirements. Now is the time
to anticipate your building. Come
in and lot’s talk it over.
The “sets” and “classes” make one
smile,
Aspirants for a throne,
A crud-J yet tmthlu! .vnv tr say
A few that would be known.
Tho’ vain, indeed, some folks would
think,
*
Their social stand to gain; <
Yet good and true and kind at heart
They’re humans Just the same.
•J®ria on theDaeora. She’s merely
yodhg,—very young. AH women
ran aftdr men, John. Only when
they are older, they are clever
eaohgh not tb let the men know It."
“So that’s IL4a It?” he chuckled
as he turned away to dress. ”Thli
Marjorie may be n perfect infant
■a fiar ad the wiles of women are
eoaoochMf, but mark my word,
she’s got the system of a bull dog.
When aha takes hold of anything,
aha fa going to hang on lika grim
Then there were those the town knew
well.
Who loved to talk, we’d say.
An art there is to gossip
And tongues
KELLOGGS
TAmrrLMMM
CASTOR OIL
Um Yi
Gat the 1
must have their play.
In small. towns talk will comae your
way,
Bad things from gossips nest.
Just turn your other cheek and say
They’re letting someone rest.
Don’t Fuss With
Mustard Plasters
Musteroie, made of pure oil of mm-
tad and other helpful ingredients, will
do all the work of the old-fashioned
muMard piaster-without the blister.
Musterote usually gives prompt relief
from broodutiai aorg throat, coughs,
colds, croup, neuralgia, headache, coo*
gesuon, rheumatism, sprains, sore mus-
cles. bruises, and all aches and pains.
It may prevent pneumonia. All dreg*
gists—35c and 65c jargand tubes—
hospital sue $3.
Tho’ life is cruel and some are weak.
Just pity them and say,
When all bad things are .said and
done
Good thoughts will find a way.
CHARTER II *
A simply clad maid of demure
appearance stood upoa the rungs
of a ladder that rested against the
brick wall which separated her
father's estate from that of the
Mannerings and gaaad* solemnly
down at Bob. There wao nothing
of Ao modern flapper about Mar-
jorie Patterson. So serious minded
did she teem that she might have
boea meditating over ' a convent
wall apoa the avlls of As world
without
But watch her. Ac BOb climbed
tho trallla ea his side of the wall
Yon owe your debts and pay your bills
When fortune comes your wayu-
Yor creditors smile a i* pass you up.
Home folks, we know he’ll pay.
REASONABLY PRICED FORD
Gut our estimates before lutti
McCartney’s fori
Each bit of news we know by heart.
Some friend ha.> pnssed away.
Old man Jones has bought a cow,
A new babe came today.
And when you’ve left the old home
there was eagerness la her manner.1
Ac he turned towards bar, she
mulled fun upoa him, aad such a
■mile. Well might It have caused
Bob’s father some apprehension.
There was ao concealment In it
There lay exposed the soul of a
young Diana, huntress of men. A
persistent huntress who having
marked her game dang unwesry-
Ingly on ita trail. (
Heedlaas of the peril which be-
set him, Bob met the warmth of hat
gase carelessly, even heedlessly, i
“ To,—Marjorie.-
GUARANTEED
Roach Killer
Ant Bane
Bed Bug Killer
Rat and Mice Killer
Build With Our
Good Lumber
YOU know Lumber ia a most import
in the construction of yoiyr new home—
be good. Generally, when you Skimp
pense—buy a cheap, inferior product-
the saving many times over later w
wintry blasts , make necessary extra
choose your Lumber carefully in the 1
it meant mwLdolUn. Mved. __
iLES CITIZENS WILL ,j throughout the city, the Chamber of
ORGANIZE COUNTRY CLUS j Commerce, through Its live-wire sec-
— ■ J; ■ ' - • retlry and executives. ha«‘decide:
ig successfully organised thfc that the next important adjunct to
* County, Fair Association Gonzales prosperity and pleasure Is
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 123, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 25, 1926, newspaper, May 25, 1926; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1089880/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.