Stop Wrecking Utilities From Forbes Magazine
A verbose defense of utility holding companies and opposition to breaking up large capital structures. It argues that punitive measures threaten major American enterprises like General Motors, Standard Oil, and General Electric, and warns against dismantling wealth creation and employment in defense of reform. The piece cites Senator Wheeler and public figures arguing against absentee management and concentration of power.
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Standard Oil
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U. S. Steel
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Policans
Bill
Washington
Freeport
American Democracy Pressured by Utility Bill Fears
A transcriptioned opinion warns that federal utility legislation threatens American democracy by expanding Washington power over corporations, predicting a shift toward autocracy. It notes public resistance and cites a Freeport fishing report featuring sailfish, hogfish, and a fearsome barracuda among sea wonders.
Deep Plowing Promises Higher Yields on Heavy Soils
Hempstead News reports George Laws proves deep winter plowing increases crop yields. He plowed four acres east of his home to T1 inches, bedded, fertilized, and planted cotton on April 20. The cotton stands 10 inches high, grows uniformly, and matches or exceeds neighboring crops. He also plowed six corn rows to 11 inches, with rain and wet spring affecting irrigation tests and stand establishment.
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Hempstead News
George Laws
Bernardo News Roundup of Fourth of July Visits
Wileen Meyert and Mrs W H Nelson and families spent Sunday in Wharton with relatives. Mr and Mrs W G Drescher and family visited me and Mrs Frank Weber in Columbus Sunday afternoon. Miss Evelyn Hennecke of Houston spent the Fourth here with her parents. Mrs Arnold Sons of Senly visited Friday with Mr and Mrs A Lehmann. Mr and Mrs Arthur Frank and sons of Houston spent the Fourth in Bernardo with relatives. Miss Wileen Moyer visited Bellville Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Wicke and son of East Bernard spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs Fritz Strauss of Cat Spring visited Mr and Mrs J A Lehmann. Miss Nevada Blackburn of Junction was a weekend visitor of Mrs Simon Sinclair. Mr and Mrs Henry Chambless and Buddie Weaver of Newgall spent a while with Mrs Will Walker’s family en route to Smithville. Mrs Walker and baby accompanied them to Smithville Sunday and toured Bastrop state park. Mayvin Tyler of Altair visited sister Mrs Wille Walker here last week. Mr and Mrs Will Walger, Charles, Mildred and Melbourne spent the 4th of July visiting Smithville.
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Wileen Moyer
Bellville
John Wicke
East Bernard
Fritz Strauss
Cat Spring
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Nevada Blackburn
Junction
Simon Sinclair
Henry Cnambless
Buddie Weaver
Newgall
Will Walker
Smithville
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