Advertising rates and corrections policy note
The Booster lists display rates at one dollar per inch and states it will correct any erroneous reflections upon individuals, firms, or corporations when brought to the editor's attention.
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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
3
The Booster lists display rates at one dollar per inch and states it will correct any erroneous reflections upon individuals, firms, or corporations when brought to the editor's attention.
The piece argues that private enterprise, especially newspapers, relies on advertising for growth and jobs. It warns taxes and regulations reduce advertising revenue and worsen unemployment, citing 1929 to 1933 ad spending drops from 600 million to 325 million as proof of economic impact. It stresses newspapers' stake in favorable industrial and tax policies.
The political column announces Senator Ben G Oneal of Wichita Falls seeking the Democratic primary nomination for Congress in Texas 13th district. A lifelong Democrat and former state senator, Oneal highlights district outreach, farming and ranching roots, legal training, and involvement in interstate tax and state compact issues. He pledges to bring his Senate service to Congress.
Industrial News Review argues newspapers must guard their own and the public interest against campaigns that cripple or destroy any business. The piece urges zealous protection against demagogic or punitive attacks on industry to preserve a healthy economy.
Roy H. Faulkner president of Auburn Automobile Co extols American heritage. He cites no caste, values self-reliance, and argues from urban to rural success, noting track walkers becoming railroad presidents and farm boys leading banks as examples of opportunity.
The announcement lists candidates for the July 25 1936 Democratic primary including Ben G ONeil for District Judge 97th District and a candidate for County Representative to the State Legislature. It notes the slate is subject to primary action.
Austin Texas January fifteenth advice from State Health Officer Dr John W Brown on influenza spread and prevention. The memo stresses high infectivity, universal susceptibility, and precautions such as avoiding crowds, not sharing towels, frequent hand washing, hydration, nutrition, outdoor activity, proper clothing, and seeking medical care if fever appears. It warns against leaving isolation too soon and notes risks to convalescents and those recovering from illness.
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