Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, July 2, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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110 cent* |M Um MCh
run uakll ordered out
i constitute « iMwepajaar
sertUitw and wMn Iws
in any oua month an ta-
sa b mad* for that weak.
laaurad in Um Pitman
pa Iaeuraooe Ass'a. ot
Tasa .
ft to Inaur
Pkalai
Cutio,
llcans «id thin-skinned d«m
ocrata ot congress to a severe
cast ¡gat ion for their severe
and uncalled for criticisms
of his administration, show-
ing wherein they have wan-
tonly misstated facts in con-
nection with the same. Well,
little less could be expected
at their hands.
$1.50 Per Year
ity. Outside 1800
NOTES
bf John o. bsnm®
Catherine Dick h8s
as a candidate for
itendent of the Public
of Harris county.
recent heavy raius in
Texas are íeported to
iattsed half a million
damage to the small
in that section.
-
Sir
railroad an-
their intention of
a waiting room for
\ convenience and acoom-
of the suburb of
the Bayou City.
Leon Cook, a motor man,
*been given 14 years con-
In the penitentiary
tha killing of a 14-year-
girl In the city of Dallas
At Che recent session of
smm
Lahor Aafrcnipp
tfrelíT Canada, the
of Nations was warm
ly endorsed av an absolute
jteoeasity to the further peace
- and prosperity of the coun
4 m '
MHBBKK
&' '
Hi
injunction has been
by Justice Rodenbeck
York preventing the
e of the Union
ra with interfering
the employees of the
ted Clothing Work-
«re of America,
6 ■
State Guards
ordered to Duluth
a riot threatened by
in an effort to release
prisoner charged with
assault upon a
white girl, with orders
kill in case it be-
_ iy
ür. Henry Use, a ranch,
««a, killed a wolf near Col-
uaabu* last week. These pes-
tiferous animals have been
trilling young calves and
yoitliry in portions of Colo-
fado county for some months
an effort ia to be made to
them out.
Robert F, Miller,' Professor
of Sheep Husbandry in the
A. 4 M. College ot Texas,
>as beau appointed to the
position of animal husbandry
in the Univeraity of Cali
ornia and hes left to take up
lis work iu that institution.
He ia a native Texan and was
former resident of New
Ulm, Austin county, and a
graduate of the A. & M col
lege.
Tb^ indications are that
(he new regime in Mexico
contemplate upholding the
policy adopted by the Car-
ranza administration and re-
ferred to as article 27 in the
new constitution with refer
ende to mineral possessions
of foreigners in that Republic
the recent statement of Gen.
Obregon to the contrary not
withstanding.
The rigid examination of
the handlers of food stufl will
continue to be rigidly in-
sisted upon, no modification
ifiW being permitted
says the National Pure Food
Commission. The conserva-
tion of the health of the peo-
ple must b<> protected at a
hazards, says the Commis-
sion.
Senator Harding, "the Rc
publican presidential nomi-
nee, states that he contení*
plstee putting torth his ut-
most endeavor to preserve
harmony within party ranks
hnd asks the assistance ot the
rank and file of the party to
assist him in his effort. He
has certainly entered upon a
herculean task to say the
least of it.
"I have gained some eigbt or
len pound* since I commenoed
taking Tanlac and feel perfectly
npiendid in every way," a'd
Minn Annie Peck, living at 1421
Oharlette 8t., Kansas City, Mo.,
"I juat can't think of enough
good things to say aboutTanlac,"
she oontinued,
"My troubles began about a
year ago with nervoua indigea
lion any my stomach finally got
in such bad condition that every'
thing I ate disagreed with me
After every menl I would be per
feotly miserable from gaa form-
ing, and thin gaa would preaa
up against my lungs and heart
until 1 could h&rdiy get my
breath. I also auffered from
severe headache and became so
nervous I rarely ever got a good
night's sleep. Finally I became
ho weak and run down that I had
to give up trying to do any work
at all.
"My brother had gotten tine
results from taking Tanlac so
I began taking it, too, and right
from the tirst I could just feel
strength coming back. 1 con
tinued to improve and ndw am
as well and hearty as any one
could wish to be and never have
a sign of stomach trouble or ner-
vousness any more. I a in look-
ing so much better that my
friends who haven't seen nw
since I began taking Tanlac hard-
ly know me at first sight, and I
<tm feeling so perfectly tine 1
just want to tell everybody about
Tanlac."
Tanlac in sold in Caldwell by
Messrs. Stone k Hitchcock, in
Tunis, II. F. D. from Caldwell,
by Dr. R. H. Little.
Efforts are being made by
an attorney before the Fed
eral Court at Kansas City to
secure the release of the 39
negro prisoners convicted of
complicity in the Houston
riot in 1917, with small pros-
pect of success.
The citizens of Galveston
are bitterly opposed to the
continued occupation of that
city by military authorities,
and are atrongly censuriug
Gov. Hobby for its continua-
tion in opposition to the ex
the citizens of Galveston.
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Dea I eras Caldwell, Texi
Mrs. W, H. Hundley accom-
panied Miss Sells, the pianist
at the Crimm revival meeting, to
Temple Friday where she under-
went an examination at the sani-
tarium.
Mrs. Jacob Piwitz left Friday
for Clovis, N. M.. to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Etzel.
A Holland Dispatch otates
that an attempt was made
upon the life of Kaiser Wil-
helm on the 17th of June, but
without success. The would
be assassiu whs at first
thought to have been a Bel-
gian but was later identified
as a German. The Kaiser re-
ceived a stunning blow on
the jaw, inflicting slight in-
jury.
The $100.000 emergency
appropriation was set forth
in a bill passed hy the Staie
legislature recently in special
session at Austin, was vetoed
by Gov. Hobby; considering
appropriation unnecessary
since he approved the Pink
Boll Worm bill.
You Da Mors Work, e
You are mora smWttous and you get mera
enjoyment out of everythlnd when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities In
Um Wood have s very depressing effect on
Um system, csusini weakness, lasinsee,
nervousness sad sickness.
OROVB'S TASTELESS CkM TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by PSrlfyinA
and Enriching Um Hood. When you fed
its strengthening, invigorating effect, aes
how It brings color to Um cheeks sad las*
it laapwss the appetite, you will "
appreciate Its trae tonic val
Wkr Wait Uitil Peqrie Cue Fras Other Cow ties Aid Bit ip til mt
Cheap Lul Art Thai Say I CmM live Iwtfkt That Hict Aid Niw it
Has Gsae Btyanl My Reach.
We are in correspondence with several {tarties that expect to buy land in thia County
within the next two months- If you have something worth the money list it with us for we
expect to sell numbers of them in the near future. We have some bargains listed quoted be-
low, that can't be beat in tills or no other County in the 8tate.
1st. 218 1-2 acres 2 miles W«*t from Caldwell 100 arres prairie, balance hard P. Ot and
gaudy loam land. Three houses, 125 acres in cultivation, 7 acres good meadow. This is an
ideal farm to raise any thing tin, and is near enough to send children to town to School.
Price $80.00 per acre. Will cut it in smull tracts but not at SH0 00 per acre can be sold on
easy terms. See us for particulars.
2nd. 170 acres 0 miles from Caldwell, HO acres in cultivation. 40 acres prairie, two houses
all under fence, two hog pastures of 5 acres each, up to date chicken house, well, tsnk, two
miles from New Cooks Point. ' Price $50.00 per acre on easy terms.
3rd. 76 acres 0 miles from Caldwell (10acres in cultivation. Good land 2 miles from New
Cooks Point. Price $50 00 per acre, Land across road sold ;tt $00 00 per acre.
4th. 53 acres creek bottom land 5 miles 8. from I'aldwel nil in cultivation, now house and
barn. This is as fine laud as in liurleson County, Texas. Price >75.00 per acre on ea«y
terms.
5th. 200 acres about 8 miles S. from Caldwell, on I tren ha in and Caldwell Public road, 1
mile from School h tuse, three houses, barns, wells and ¿bree tank*. I¡10 acres in cultivation
about 50 acres Davison creek I ottoin land, balance good Sandy loam land Price oo per
acre. This is a bargain and on easy terms.
BOWERS Sc BOWERS
Valve~in-Head Efficiency
THE Buick V«lve-in-Head motor
car ia Mjuat a head" of the ordi-
nary types—Mjuat a head" in the de-
manda of buyera who know and
appreciate Buick efficiency—Mjuat
a head" in anperior quality, design
and workmanahip, and in the confi-
dence and preference of thousands of
purchasers who hsrs placed their
faith in the performance of Buick
products, and who are protecting their
future motoring pleasures and busi-
ness interests by placing thár orders
with Buick dealers for summer and
fall
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OROVB'S TASTELESS CMII TOMC
la ao< s patent medicine, it la ejaroir
■and qUUfENCm
Hospital
•mounting to
n purchased
of New
, Texas*
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Rankin, W. W. Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, July 2, 1920, newspaper, July 2, 1920; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth169079/m1/4/: accessed May 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.