Prosperity Tied to Waste Cuts and Tax Relief, Coolidge Says
President Coolidge says prosperity stems from economy in administration, elimination of waste, and higher efficiency standards. He urges gradual tax relief when possible, warns against government extravagance, and backs selective tariff measures while prioritizing debt reduction and stable open markets.
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Government's farm policy urges new measures after war
The speech outlines farm income gains from 1920-21 to 1925-26, credits tax cuts and efficiency, and supports continued federal action to aid agriculture. It calls for improved marketing, cooperative structures, water and forest programs, and inflation of rural credit, while cautioning against direct price fixing or government overreach.
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