The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, March 21, 1930 Page: 4 of 8
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Annouucement Column
For Congress:
THOMAS I. M.ANTON
R. Q. LEE
For Representative:
A. M. HOWSLEY
For County Judge:
!'. I KCYKI 'Ni'At.I i R<-< r tier.)
I GILES HARRIS
FLOYD JONES
For Tax Assessor:
S R I 'I VMM I R i R<-election)
ON'G (Re-elcction)
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WILI TOWN'SEND
For County Tr<asur< r
; liONIK CL M'SI't !
I W (JOEl CROV
I i r S riff -ir.i! T:.x Collector:
M,|:' |£T COOK
V\ K GOODMAN
RICHARD DYi SS
For County and District Clerk:
R. S. (DOl I'll)
For ("mini ioner t'ruinci
,i (I. GORD' >N ( R' <■
T'iM J. MA I Til! V S
I C Mi KKI.VE^
.1 I ( I.ut In r > TODD
I i r Cummo-i'iner Preci .ct No. 2:
ROY RODRIQL'EZ
DEWEY COX
W. M. SANDERS
JOHN DILI.I R
ART NEWCOMB
For Coniin inner Precinct No. 4:
rOM LATIMER (R- ekction)
J. E Mi l OWN
Fo r City Treasurer:
MISS FANNIE WELLS
MISS I,AURA PATE
WYATT W. LIPSCOMB
GRADY KING
For City Marshal:
LOUIS SHOFFIT
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WEST TEXAS FINEST
FURNITURE STORE
Now That Spring
Is Here You Will
Want to Change Up
Your House
Furnishings
We are showing hundreds of items that
will add to the comfort and beauty of
your home inside and out.
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
AT OUR STORE
G. W. WALDROP & CO.
"Decorative Home Furnishers"
Abilene, Texas
D:4.r> A. M. Sunday School- .! O. Gordon, Supt.
11 00 A M Morninc Wor hip. —Sermon by J. A. Owen, Pastor.
0:00 P. M- Yournr I'eopli \« Chris'ian End'.i\or—Frank Wilhelm,
Pre -ident.
7:00 P. M.- Evening Sonic- Sermon b> J A. Owen, Pastor.
Spccial music at every sen ice.
Mr. Paul Earling, Choir director.
Mr. Arthur Bnickett, Organi.-t.
You will enjoy those services and they will 1, ■ helpful t.> vou.
"livery sweet has it- sour: -very evil its good." Emerson -aid it,
Pritish Pories believe it. I hi attack on religion in Rus.-ia has cre-
ated intense feeling in Britain. If Premier Mac Donald's Labor Gov-
ernment refuses to break off relation- with Russia, it will probably
be driven from power.
1HI town WMINt i livr it® m < -"
MINING IS FOUNDATION OF CIVILIZATION
W ith tTie exception of agrii ulture, mining i- the world's oldest in
du-trj When primitive man found that such metals a copper and
iron could lie used as cooking vessels and weapon-, and were im-
measurably superior to anything else known, tie- human race em-
barked mi tlie road that led, after nundreds of centuries, to civiliza-
tion. Practically every commodity uses a metal a- a basic factor.
Electricity and medical instruments, automobiles and jewelry, rail-
roads and typewriters, buildings and office appliances, printing prcss-
1 es and farm tools and thousands of luxuries and necessities that are
i a part of our daily lives, could not be made without metals. It is no
coincidence that epochs in world history are described by the metals
they introduced1 such as the "Iron Age" and the "Copper Age." To-
day we live in the "Mechanical Age," in which metals of all kinds,
precious and base, are more necessary to industry and society tnan
ever before.
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What a Difference
90 Days Make/
Ioday a Toddling Chick ... in oo days
a proud pullet about lo lay. There's some-
thing to think about! Tiny bones and little
muscles have grown several Iiiik.s n> -i/i . . .
a delicate fu// lias sprouted into hundreds of
feathers ... a chick weighing gram has grown
into a pullet weighing pounds . . . all in 90
short days!
a wonderful change ... ami only one thing 1 an
do it . . good feed! This year cousidei I'in ina
Slaili ii.i Chow (mash) and I'urina C hiv k Chow
(scratch) 1 All-Ma !i StaiU-na Chow for the first
si\ weeks . . . and then 1 iniua tirowena and l'urin.i
lulerir liiale Hen Cliow until your pullets arc lav-
ing at lb weeks.
Put these Chows before your chicks. You will
see pullets that are built light . . pullets thai will
lay eggs aplenty in fall and winter when egg- are
always worth jjood money.
Kinjene
A'M h ' - pi ..II) Itesi(|e Till (HI.
1 l'i ^( i i«• i 1 i r The sUH 1 > 11 of
' « 1 riir\an, I In I Ii . 1 a 1 kt.
slaiids in 7 ltd ^ iiirln's « f skin
l(«li .: 1 11 > Im s'h|i ,i fniii|ianioil
u ho (I'M - iint r«; . ! 1 his « a I f. I his
iv 1 *: 1 t't• Iiii#* ('1... I 1 mi, 1 he Sirillnn
woman. I!' Indies m hfi.^ht «; ri in
iiifsi ( i all is ih war ronin, filled
willi plasfn <asts rcpri'soniingr
every kind of wound. .Most siir-
l risifii! of .:M is a linger that was
blown ofl on.' man into the tliigh
of aiidlloi from whnli it had t(
In « vtraefed. I'pstali^ Is a purely
historical so«tion, where you ran
vc( a rih « f Kohet't Hni"'; both
hands of one of the sons of John
<Jaunt; and two portion* of th*
small Intestine of Napoleon I. In
lliis room a 1 "O the mummy of
ihe wife of Mnrtln Van Huehell, an
eccentric pupil of John Hunter.
After her death Martin kept her
mumniiticd hod> in his sittinu room
until hiv >eeond marriage. when his
new wife obi' ted Mronfcly!
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Burrows Grocery
Albany, Texas
Phone 236
Mortga^*" Made Matter
of Record in Babylon
If vou beliexe fhilt the tirst inort
pape loan plan is won.ctliiuj: almost
icw you're about i.\hin years be
hind the times.
A short while back an nrcheo-
h u'i<al expedition werkiiiL- in the
w ste of mi antique cits in lViby
Ion excavated a -lav tablet with
odd cliartK ters drawn upon It. Ihe
translation of these cb.iv -'lers
read<
Women Suffering
Bladder Irritation
If funrtioiial Uladiler Imtiitmn
ill1' ll!t- vnur ' lee J, Itl1 PHIIM • Hum-
InK in ItelilnR Siuisalion, Hiu kaeh*.
i.«g I 'am or 11111 <i Ula a. I ,.ik
irif: vuti feel llreil ilepri 1 --ed ;tr,il
UIhi ourawii win' not 11 \ the ^'islei
Houi Test ? 'I hint «iv« up. 1 '
CulM today ut any .,■ • , • •• 15 it
it to the tent S< < fei voui-elf h w
quickly it work* Money buck I) 1
dm n't lirIni .|i I 1.
nnd • a 11 - you e.-ni! 'etely. i ly
CyteteK t("..t) L'l.i) I' ■
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dates are due
■ a Miira^lill.
>iia Nebn Shit.
Uicii' tenantu
liri (liarve-t
fmirtli yen r of
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ttneultl-
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namely
ri Slinin.
thirty
\nnther 1 reditu! shall not have
power over it.'*
This preliistorie t:ihlet .mil other
records e\en\iited shiiw that the
men of old eondueted hnsiness on
the sjiine plans ihat we nre prone
to call liltrumodern.
Football Hifttory
The aiieicnt ilreeks ;ind lioinans
played a fame soinewluit similar to
football Kniilish ihiin in very enrlv
times made use ot the hlndder with-
out a eoverlni; ill 11 contest out of
doors linrelu). an eurly poet, who
died in de^erihes the ffinne
praphicHllv, and WUIlnm Fltzste-
phens t the end of the Tivolfth ceil-
tur) notes the well known came of
hall played on Shrove Tuesday.
Kilward II in 1.'514 forbade it on
Hcrount of the front noise, and it
fell under the ban of suceeedinK
sovereigns, both in laurland and
Seotlnnd. Its otli 1 'i 111 entry Into
main life a> a definite u'liino was in
'Sii.'when rules were drawn up
h\ plavers ..f the I'tilverslty of
1 am11 ridi^e In \meriea the game
was played at Yale as early as 1S4<t,
and the li«*tritini 11 u of uniformity In
rules was iiiade in 1ST."., when ('0-
lingers. I'rlneeton and
^ : i i e left ill eonl'ereliee.
G<df Terminology
"U'liieli is tlie better course,"
asked an ardent follower of the
royal and ancient kuiup. addresslnp
a I'hi'au'o news|iaper, "lo fu/.zle
one's putt or to feller nn the tee?"
'i'ii racing editor, pinch hlttlns
for the L'olf editor tilled hi* feet
upon the de«k. smoked a lone black
eitar. then wrote: "S .mid a player
snactfle ins iron i! is permissible
for him to fuz/.le his putt; but the
better plan would he lo drop his
flippy Into Ihe prinulc and snoodle
It out vvitli Ids niblick ''
The Postlcript
Utile Tommy had been sei.t to
try to borrow a gardening fork
from the next door neighbor.
"Dud ssid, w ill you |pnd him your
fork'.'' he asked very politely.
"Hut haven't you forgotten some-
thing?'' reproved .lories, who was
rather strict on manners.
Tommy looked puzzled for a
while, until suddenly he remem-
bered.
"Oh, yes!" he replied. "Iind said
if the old miser refused, try Mr.
Robinson next door.''
Subscribe for the Newt.
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Rockwell Bros., Lumber Co.
CHALLENGES BIRCH TO ESCAPE
FROM A STRONG PACKING BOX
Which they have especially constructed
from heavy timber, after each and ev-
ery board has been re-nailed on the ]
staj?e in full view by a committee from,
the audience.
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ACCEPTS THE W
CHALLENGE!
Test to take place
on the stage of the
HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
ALBANY, TEXAS
MARCH % 8 P. M.
ADMISSION—25 and 50 Cents
TICKETS ON SAUC, LADIES STYLE SHOP, REXALLNo. 2
Have You
Compared Them?
for
Price and Guarantees
Here Are the Facts:
VOU BF. THF. JUDGF.—COM
PARE the prices and guarantees
listed helow with the same prices
and guarantees on ANY other
tire. Only when you know the
price and GUARANTEE can you
know honest tire VALUE.
Let the actual facts and figures
(price and mileage guarantee)
measure your tire value from
now on.
Free Mounting
Service
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Cunningham
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29*4.40 6-ply
30x4 50 6-ply
31x4 25 6-ply
32x6.00 6-ply
$9.40
$11.35
$14.70
$17.70
29x4.40 4-ply
30x4.50 4-ply
31x5.25 4-ply
33x6.00
STANDARD
Paramount
Guaranteed 16,000 Mil**
30x3 4-ply
29x4.40 4-ply
29x4.50 4-ply
$5.79
$6.59
$10.15
$13.65 30x4.50 4-ply
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McCarty, Richard H. The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, March 21, 1930, newspaper, March 21, 1930; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth401746/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.