Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 124, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 10, 1934 Page: 2 of 4
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For kepresontative in State Legimda-
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GEO. B. BUTLER
re election)
ALBERT E. GRUETZNER
J T. MALONEY
r Representative 27th District;
GEOROE R. PATE
NALL OOLSON
(Re-Election)
VIRGIL LILLEY
For Congrens, 7th District:
J. LEWIS THOMPSON
NAT PATTON
W. D. JUSTICE, Athens, Texas
BONNER FRIZZELL
Anderson County
ROGER DAVIS
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J. L HARRINGTON
Re-Election)
For ( ounty Judge:
GEO. W. LEONARD
of Shiro, Texas
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(For Re-Election)
of strength. Rerhaps it may be said
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GOD’S PLEASANT SURPRISES:
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potatoes and closed hi es
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ocratic primary last Tues
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1 Corinthians 2:9.
A POLITICIAN DISPLAYS
TRUE PUBLIC SPIRIT
give pla1: '
lie wot 1
ii communication s!s ।
with small population..
e embroil his
a strife dis-
public respon-
Hiticians seem
don't care
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that Jim I vites it there.
by a wb- I "The newspaper will continue to be
| the ■choice medium of advertisers be-
cause it is one of all others which
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EXAMINEI: will be gladly corrected
upon being brought to ths attention
of the frm
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on the script,
in defeat
Jimmy's those who spend their money for them
chin in would not continue to do so. But it
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on the
tn Daily Examiner to
huthenizu t . make the following an-
nouncmcut- for public office subject
to the action of the Demoarado
P-imary
follows 'In
clenched t
So perfect
all-mas a lo.
there have -
my Th. ' i
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spirit which the patron of the mov- when the case was “dumped on his
ing picture feels toward the screen lap" as Simmons puts it, by the raid-
; advertisements. The average radio ing of a work-gang at Eastham Pris-
listener-in knows, of course, that on Fann to the grim finale on a
radio programs cannot be maintain- > rutted country road in ths dawn of a
ed and furnished him without adver-; day in May, the end of a 15,000 mile
Using, but at ‘the same time he is I chase which had led through five
inclined to resent too much advertis- . . . .
,, . . / , , 2 i states. It covers Captain Hamer s cam
ing talk when he is listening to a fav-I
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spirit of resentment, similar to the ‘ covers the period from the
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. mon add. flavor to to
■ '. t al
onstruction of pub-:
ir of airports and
nd the installation of ।
paign step by step, beginning in West
Dallas where he closed friendly
doors to Harrow and the Parker wo-
ly deadly female companion, Bonnie
Parker" -
Bo says Lee Simmona manager of
the Texas Prison System and the man
who set the feet of Ranger Captain
Frenk Hamer on the trail which
flowered thudding death to the out-
laws near Gibsland, Louisiana, late
last May. Lee Simmons ought to
know because he, of the entire world,
is the only person who is acquaint-
led with the first hand detaih of
Frank Hamer’s pursuit of ths man
and woman whose guns had taken the
toll of 12 Uvea .
Lee Simmons has told that inside
story to Margie Harris and she has
written it for the August issue of the
may OC‛ UI
no resolutions of ie.
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vertiser enjoys. This indefinable
‘something’ which goes with the
newspaper is something that money
cannot buy. The newspaper is an in-
stitution, an entity. It grows in the
affections of its readers; it is eagerly
looked for and read by all members
of the family. The newspaper goes
into the home because the reader in-
“The fact that many newspapers
have engaged in the broadcasting
business themselves doer, not alter
the situation as regards the desira-
bility of newspaper advertising ov-1
er any other form. It would be idle j
to say that newspaper advertising is
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prepared trap miles away, war the mnr features if the case that pllio
method which brought to an end the ' ,",t gbfectroe debate atoag He
career of Clyde Barrow, the maniacal the
killer of the Southwest and his equal- U5
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rublished Every Afternoon
Suuday, By
SPEARS a W HITTE
owners ad Publishe
Savusota, Texas ’
exact spot where he wanted them to
bef How did he know, almost to the
minute, when they would pass along
the road where his ambush waited?
How did it happen that a trpck toad
or wood should stall so conveniently
at the spot where the trap was to be
sprung? Where was the driver of
this truck when the police laid down
their barage of lead 7 These questions
are also dealt with by Mtss Harris in
this inside story of one of the great-
est manhunts in history. »
T*!” otCang iadcepmyuaye men
-ko “msammdccrarem,gne
•i qumger’a team, yuum, treetmenta, ete.
“amekk moma"nmCae
fee . sopvgsoday. It will be mm >. you adfn
it happened, you
grapefruit and th.
amous socks h
Mae Clark
Young, Alice W I
Ky., stole a wallet that contained K
cents and a lot of stage money. H
took the decoy from Harper’s pocket
and ignored watches and jewelry val-
l ued At several hundred dollars. .
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remains a fact that the newspaper is
young red- i the preferred advertising medium |
, f because the j and gives the advertiser more for his
that way. i money than any other form of pub-
flu only lead I Jicity, This is not an idle statement
.en ranted the ; nor wild guees, but itis a fact prov-
-tn The others en by careful Surveys and check-ups 1
ft aind had to like
A lib envy. ------ , something about the influence of a
. . 1h" bleaks newspaper going into a home which
: up with Jimmy , , carries a prestige which no other
1111 t unit j that all form of advertising can possibly
, fot these many
E. P. Chase, Pubiidher of the At
lantic (Iowa) Newamelegraph, saye:
There is no eubetitute for newa
paper advertising, The radio adver-
tisement undoubtedly produces some
results. Newspaper publiahera shoul i
cloneby ldentied with any of the fac- j not approach the discusson of the
tons within the democ atic party, subject in any spirit of venom. If
and it may be that his nomination ’ radio advertising is effective, if it
wih have » tranquillizin influence produces results, it will endure That
on Sooner politics. tA hast it should is the real test of any service.
rid the state of the More, nd Anti- I "But the fact re—atef that the ra.
Ti Gent," the Warner
whih comes to Miller’s
w, an day. Bette steps
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I dio ad cannot do the job alone. With
late and ' very few exceptions . the advertiser
i t at .lute who user the radio uses nt only sup-
1. I ut ok-, plementary and depends on the news-
> t'publl-1 papers and periodfoals to carry his
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Entered as Second-Class matter Teb
22, 1916, at Navasota, Texaa. unda
Act el congr March 3, 1879-82
Murray fight.
Oklahoma, is a ijit
Anglin's withdrawal i
ly insure Marland .
laboma never has .
can governor thou 1
members pf that pai
and house, and surl
cards to elect a i < 1 I 1
For two years 1 ;;
waiting for a c.ui
That is appronit
service that Bett, n
lywood. Also, it i
tie over, sine I ' ‛
took to socking b. b
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A burglar entered th# home of Mr. t
and Mrs. O H Harper, of Benevue,
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none-too-gent h '
subsequent pict
stood up smililiz
head’s smitin.
screen script c
But Bette 1
ing lady who h
privilege of r 1 “
who have iilon ।
it—are 01 1111 I
feel that Fet,
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she is tos-. 4
of them have v
months I; it i'
D.. i has been
. 11.....unity.
\ th. term of
put in in Hol-
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in this year of th. ncatic new
deal.— Galveston N. «
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BETTE DAVIS sot KS ( AGNEY
TO AVENG I MOM I SISTERS
BfUt" pevERSE
THOSI si6na:•
colonE a-! CAr. j
20 AHHe4E.r.,
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runnerup for governor in the Okla- j
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 124, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 10, 1934, newspaper, July 10, 1934; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1402492/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.