Thoughts on Texas politics and taxation reform
J R Kanes reflects on the Southwestern Waterworks Association trip to Austin and critiques lobbyists and lawmakers. He criticizes state payroll growth, bills expanding municipal employment, and proposes funding senior junior colleges by redirecting university two-year programs to raise high school junior colleges. He urges careful consideration of education and tax policy.
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Austin
Southwestern Waterworks Association
Comanche
Purnell
Vision and roads shape Texas progress in February tribute
The piece argues for vision in government and value for tax dollars, lauding leaders like Frank Lanham and Joe Burkett while praising highway planning in Texas. It notes February births of Washington Lincoln Edison, comments on the Limestone county road ruling, and reports on child labor amendment rejection in several states.
Salvation by legislation not the path to virtue
The piece argues that laws cannot make society righteous and that true progress comes from internal reform. It contends that hearts must be changed at home, in schools, and in churches, not through statute, and warns against reliance on propaganda by organized minorities.
Ideas Drive Progress Through Action and Persistence
The piece argues that ideas alone pale without effort to apply them. Progress comes from starting tasks, testing aims, and persisting despite failure. It cites farmers, businesspeople, and editors as examples and ends with a teasing ad for a sale on used Singer sewing machines this Saturday.
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Singer
Political clash over Wheeler Stone clash and diplomatic shifts
In this panorama, Senator Wheeler faces off with the Republican party and Attorney General Stone over Wheeler's indictment threats and judicial fitness for Stone. Diplomatic notes report Emile Daeschner becoming French ambassador with two daughters to be presented at the White House. Hoover remains in Commerce. Slemp resigns with Everett Saunders named successor.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Republican Party
Wheeler
Department of Justice
Harry Daughtery
Wheler
Daughtery
la Follette
J. Walsh
Harlan Stone
United States Supreme Court
Walsh
Stone
Supreme Court
Senate
Emile Daeschner
Daeschner
France
England
White House
Ambassador Jusserand
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Department of Commerce
Coolidge
Agricultural Department
Hoover
Bascom Slemp
New York
Slemp
Butler
Everett Saunders
Indiana
President Coolidge
Moss Feature
Comanche Poultry Farm Becomes Local Health and Investment Hit
I F Ransome and his wife built a thriving Comanche County poultry operation after health-related relocation from West Virginia. Fifteen acres west of town, two laying houses, 5,000+ hens, a 10,000 capacity incubator, and extensive egg and chick shipping to Eastern markets mark a modern, horse- sense enterprise.
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Goldie Green
I. E. Ransome
West Virginia
Ransome
Texas
Comanche County
Golden Texas
Comanche
Post Office
P. Fr
Comanche Poultry Farm
America
Coman
Che County
I. F
Texas Farm Bureau News Credits Co Operative Marketing
The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association markets Texas cotton for over 49 000 farmers in 1924. It pooled thousands of bales to influence market prices and promote stable, favorable returns. Hoover and Kahn praise co operative marketing for economic distribution and legitimate business methods.
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McKinney Courier Gazette
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Texas
Co-operative Marketing Associations
Herbert Hoover
United States Department of Commerce
Otto H. Kahn
New York
City Officials Teed Up For Re election
The City Marshall is J. B. Arthur and W. A. Andrew Pate. the City Secretary is C. M. Moore. discussions indicate a bid for re election. The City Treasurer is Mrs. Jim Carter.
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J. B. Arthur
W. A
Andrew) Pate
C. M. Moore
Jim Carter
Star Parasite Remover and Snow Liniment Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Star Parasite Remover as a sulfur based tonic and blood purifier with health benefits and money back guarantee. It also promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as essential in acute rheumatism treatment, offered in three sizes and priced up to $1.20 per bottle. Sold by The Wm. Reese Drug Company and Paris Smith.
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Wm. Reese Drug Company
Ballard
Paris Smith
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Frank Lanham
Dallas
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University of Texas
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Jarden
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Texas Farm Bureau News
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