Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 91, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 21, 1925 Page: 2 of 4
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THE BALLINGER DAILY LEDGER
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their appreciation in a letter to
the citizens of Ballinger.
Thursday of this week will he
another important day in the
progress of this county. More
than one hundred and twenty-
five county school trustees will
spend the day here discussing
matters pertaining to the welfare
of the public schools.
The school question is one of
the most important for the citi-
zenship of the county to deal
with, and when all the trustees
come together, drop their private
work and business affairs and
devote the day to working out
plans for better schools better
schools are sure to follow
State Superinteude n t Marrs
will be here to meet with the
trustees, will address them on
school problems ami at the same
time assist the trustees iu work-
ing out any difficulties which
might prevail in this county.
County Superintendent White
will have his bunds full in pre
| siding, or seeing that the pro-
gram is carried out. The citizens
{should see that the trustees are
j made to feel at home. The Fhani-
| her of Commerce will be on the
job and the usual pleasure dis-
pensed during the day.
The men who serve their com
nuinities as school trustees are
real patri >ts. They devote their
time, accept the criticism for
pay, in serving the patrons and
working hard for better schools.
These are the kind of men who
will be here Thursday, and there
will be about 13U of them, repre
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Say “Bayer Aspirin’
SCOPES IS CONVICTED; "
ASSESSED flOO FINE
(Continued from Page 1)
national law muking
INSIST! Unless you see the
“Bayer Cross” on tablets you
are not getting the genuine
Bayer Aspirin proved safe by
millions and prescribed by phy-
sicians for 24 years.
A jr Accept only a
Baver package
sion of the
body.
This bill will be prepared by
Prof. White, and Mr. White said
that it would provide that federal
aid he withheld from colleges ami
schools teaching evolution and
the theory that man ascended
from a lower uuitnal.
Mrs. Kimble Wood and baby
returned home from Dallas Tues-
day. They made the trip in an
auto and were accompanied home
bv Mrs. Wood's nephew. Jack
Shield
Potto*
Injunction
By Womi
Dofinod
Woman'a 4ft Pot data
(By Associated Press)
NEWPORT, Ky.. July 12—A
eat, once it has found a loving
mistress pr master, presumably
will not leave home for a long per-
iod of absence. At least it was
so proven here when 45 eata,
driven out of the home of Mrs.
Maggie Zeidler by policemen and
officers of the sanitary depart-
ment found their way hack home
again.
The officers shooed the cats out
of Mrs. Zeidler's house upon com-
plaints lodged by her neighbor*,
after Mrs. Zeidler had refused to
destroy or otherwise dispose of
the pet*. She decided to move at
the expiration of her lease rather
than give up her eats. The new
location will be large enough to
accomodate them.
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whichconuins proven directions
Handy “Bayer" boxes of It tablets
Also buttles of t4 and 100—Druggists
Swirl* U Ike traSe m*rk of Rarer Mann
feclara af MvaMacetKarl-Jatlrr < t Hallcr'irariil
W S Svler, of Winters, had|
business in Ballinger Monday
Fred .Mitchell and family left
Tuesday morning for George-
town. where they go to make
their home. Mr. Mitchell has
rented his home here and will
live in Georgetown for the bene-
fit of the university at that
place, ami where Im can educate
his daughters. Ballinger regrets
to lose them.
Be wise and advertise
Typewriter Paper $1.00 pgr
Iream. Ballinger Printing Co.
Hie state tax rate has been
iixed at 77 cents, two cents in
oreuse The skv is the limit when I venting every school district
it comes to dealing taxes.
•••••
The mother of ITarry K Thaw
h s filed suit against her grand-
son, Lawrence Thaw, to recover
$< O,0lH) which the grandson oh
10U1S,: IdOKS, LATEST FIND,
ENTERED MOVIES AS A DANCER
MOVING
DAY FOR
SOMEBODY SEPT
^September 1st. <>r thereabouts.
u lied from the estate through " '*• f" day for somebody
deception Kven the rich folks Dn Ballinger »! 1* Teague, head
ve their little troubles
«••••
V government report on the I
co'ton crop condition is due to be 1
made public this week Tie f<>re
«•: ;-t Will HO (loilbt show T>'\as to
♦ e out-of luck this year, all <>f
v liich will indicate a short cotton
< .op for the Tinted States, .i*
Y xus is the big field.
county
The farmers of Uunnel
a re pretty w- U prepared for a
short crop, or at least they could
stand the jolt a great deal better
1' in m 101s when only J o ts
hides of eotton were ginned hi
the count v However we are u t
ready to concede ihaf a short
crop will hr ra -cd this yc.it
rvay rain
lot the Ballinger Kleetrie t'om
Ipany. has received notice to j
'vacate ttie building he occupies'
on Kighth Street on tlm above
date The build'iig is the prop
ertv of II T ll'idge. one of the
pro'.it e-tors of the Macro y
iTi eati. Mr Teague has made a
1 bid on i portioii of the <‘ A
I 'loose binbling which Is being re
(paired and which will again be i
.....up’ed I \ V Weinberg, loit it
is reported that Oran Dean,
whose tire station, together with
. Wemberg tailoring bn-.ness i
I was destroyed by fire a short!
•inie ago. will reopen for business
hi the old stand Mr Wemberg
stated that las gents' furnishings
and tailor shop would I.....non
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<Vt out
; i mind yon
e tint th a
juhI then be
only looking
''«* world a
' efe ll! ’til
f >m to ••
,*• v riding ;
t tift.l plight
'■ uld r in -
a to: ta .-
in any
.' otto ‘lilies It
o*r in mind to
a small sp,
i on vv ill w
glanee
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TIMS! Id's l»vy
r business as soon as the work
'>tl ti;. b'lddlllg W.'ls completed.
It has not ben made public
.whether the Macros will move to
K.ghtii Street and occupy the
: build.t g now nee pied by the
Ball;tiger ITIeetrie • • or not
t • 1 -r I..IS It be, R made public
jwli.it line 11 f business will oee lt>v
•jo budding now occupied by the
M ui 1 ii as.- t ,,t piny house
j ’tio' es The building IS the
pro). ,v nf .1 • . \ We, - md
junto .,f th*- parties involved lit
•the moving day program would
'alk for publication
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VILLAGE REAPPEARS
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f . i ' i ! m i. r. 11 .i !• 10
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, ! i * i * '. ■ , e I t.» reee,|e
> arqtire grace. poise, xml ges-
• ture attributes inevitably link-
ed with screen suet ess, aspirants
for film honor* would do well to
follow the example of I^mise
Brook*. Paramount'* newe«t find,
who embarked on a course of ballet
and interpretive dancing at the age
of fifteen
Mu** Drunk*, formerly a dancer
with Ziexfeld* musical show
"Louie the 14th," tuts lieen given a
picture contract and will make her
debut In a minor role of Herbert
Urenor * production. "The Street of
forgotten Men “ However, a screen
«*rcer was not In Mis* Brook*'
HOW DOES
ALL HER WORK
i lh. rim . of the
" ;o -it g 12 iidd
S, ! TI • 11 ge
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, n • t'resti, t .it,.| 1 .Is
-cd »..r the,-.. c>n
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f!as No Backache, No Bad Feeling*
Because Lydia E.Piokham's Veg-
etable Coin pound Drove Her
Illness Away
lb,
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Ml'wa, s,'«\ V. \nco>! I «"w in a
*ily run-down condition and I would
get W, ,*K -re ST d
terrible headaches
I felt *o badly last
yerir tbs t I o« "i d r "t
do any bm.st.'i lenn-
mg The minute I
ml Mr F. A Ziireher, >
'I ■ atne .n Monday on »
M Ziireher < parents.
Mr. .1 11 Wilke They
rlne : n aul and Mr
Zureher says 'hai they saw tm
err ps between Houston . lid Bill
1 .. .,s g I as tin- Kulinels
o'lfllv . Torts
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©ire Pe©pl©
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would lift or stoop
it awtned as if I |
was going to fall to |
piece*. I told a
f neighbor t»'W I felt
and she smd ti at
^^^Ul.vuia <
VegftatdeCYwn pound
t*s surely the right thing for me
! took f„ur bottles then and in the fall
f the y« ar I took three I had been
'rested toy a do. ua‘ but he gav** me in!
-on tonic wet that did not help me It
semed th*,. th'* tonic did not n.ye in it
/hat the Vcgctable Compound did. That
-*ve me tl»e strength and ambition 1
-ceded and I have gained in wetcht.
*his year before I startx-d to clean h «
f got hmrbottleaof the Vegetable (ern-
. ouikd and am taking it right along I
tall all my friend* about it and how much
good It dues me. They ran notice it be-
> Robert*. Sr, of Taip. was
• •re i'ue-du, conferring with the
do.-tots und visiting relatives
Mi Roberts says that feed i»
short hi the T.ilpu country', bat
that cotton is holding up veil
ill 'ler i«e dry weather
a wrap Miv, j »
I hare gaftwri m weight I weigh
BW and da all my work myaelt
“—Uni. Emt 0. PtuNnowatma,
JXPf two,
rrth Stmt, ILIwsu1«, Y’iaconr'n.
v ertff Boli Miller of Concho
county . \i.,s here transacting Inis
■dcs- th- Bali ng, .- <b" •• ,
Tuesday Y|r Nliller arratehe,)
Ins hand n fewr day* ago. and
now he has a pretty well (level
ipeil ease <>f hlood |HUsi>Hllig
L'tfle Miss Mlblrena Reason
over, of Kaymomlville, Texas. i«
here visiting her grandparents.
Mr and Mrs J. H WUke. She
came in Monday and will he here
several weeks.
Good i year
AKkON. OHIO
TIRES
Than Any Other Kind.
There’s a IReasomi
Ballinger Auto Go.
T«l«phon« 606
KiNG * H O LT
UNDERTAKING
DEPARTMENT
Lieonsod Embalmert
E. E. KINO
Mid
J. A. 08TERTA0
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Funeral Director
E. E- King
Day
82
Phones
Ballinger, Texas
Night
372
THE
SANDWICH
SHOP
SODA. CIGARS AND
CIGARETTES
Toasted Bread Sandwiohoe
of all kinds.
A Good Variety of
ICE CREAM
on hand at all times.
MSo-Da-Licious ”
Service
iiiiiiHiMumtatiimiiiiiaiiiHtiiiMuuniMMii;
plan* when *he left her home In
Wichita. Kansas, three year* ago
to tome to New York.
She studied dancing with Ruth
St. Denis and then tourcsl the I'nit-
eil State* with Mut* Sl I tent* and
her pupil*, later she danced In
(Icirge White* "Scandal*" and
thru went to Europe, dancing at
the ("af« de Paris of London
Min* llrouk* 1* raid to show much
promise a* a prospective screen
*tar She ha* coal black hair, largo
brown eye* and a graceful figure
She 1* five feet two lD«he* tall and ,
weigh* 120 pounds She V* only
eighteen. |
BAVARIAN CHINA
k.' piece plain white Bnvariuii china for ........$22.73
4- piece decorated Bavarian china ...___________$20.f>0
4!' piece Ilavilaml china______________ ____ ______$35.00
i.uglisli china in open stock or .sets, plain white or dec-
orated.
The Ivory Store
A. S. Love A Co.
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City Real Estate
We have some exceptional Bargains in
city real estate and can finance the deal
for you.
E. Shepperd Sz Co.
▲gents
AT THE
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS 8TATE BANK
Kvery Convenience o f
modern banking meth-
ods, coupled with a
cordial spirit of co-op-
eration.
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Sledge, A. W. Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 91, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 21, 1925, newspaper, July 21, 1925; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1163154/m1/2/: accessed April 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.