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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
2
The piece argues for compassionate policing and social policy, contrasts harsh regimes with humane law enforcement, and urges Bowie merchants to foster genuine hospitality to attract and retain trade. It praises officers, criticizes parole failures, and envisions a town united by friendliness beyond mere commerce.
Column notes that a pinch-hitter is a person not a personality and that dogs have personality they wag. It suggests a two faced person uses his best face first and claims advertisements save us pain by steering choices. It ends with a jab at sleep being drudgery for some.
The President sent Congress a special message detailingwide loopholes used by wealthy individuals and corporations to avoid income taxes. He cites a letter from Secretary Morgantown and calls for legislation to plug these gaps, noting past influence from Mellon era practices and a need for reform by tax committees.
The State Press column urges concentrating on a single subject to gain deep knowledge. It cites a wheat expert salesman and a Texas farmer as examples, arguing early specialization may help adults find their true vocational niche and avoid perpetual smatterings.
Local ad promotes a complete line of house paints and enamels from Golden and Son with a money saving guarantee. Unconditionally guaranteed and available now through December 4.
The piece criticizes Congress for allowing tax loopholes and cites press allies of the wealthy defending tax avoidance. It notes calls for reforms via Tax Committee oversight and mentions a National Conservation program proposal for cheap nationwide electricity. It also includes a definition of light year by astronomers.
The passage notes that Russia is the only other country where helium gas is found besides the United States, highlighting its scarce global distribution.
The Kentucky Derby has been run every year for 68 years at Churchill Downs, earning status as the most famous race in the United States.
C W Simmons of the Texas A and M Extension Service says Locust trees slow gullies and provide cheap fence posts. Black locust grows fast in humid areas, holds soil, and yields posts in about 10 years on average soil. Plant species should be locally adapted with pine, hardwood varieties noted. conservation payments available through the Agricultural Conservation Program via county agents.
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