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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
14
A notice indicates items entered at the Fredericksburg Texas Post Office as second class matter. The listing confirms official postal processing for delivery.
Editorial notes discuss spring shopping in Fredericksburg with emphasis on attractive displays and reasonable prices. The piece urges the Texas Legislature to focus on few laws, avoid overloading statutes, and promote economy and respect for laws, criticizing needless measures and warning against wasteful spending and unsafe driving.
Total premiums by state and private companies reach about 39 million dollars, with private firms handling 92.2 percent of business. State funds pay no taxes, unlike private companies taxed heavily. Private firms employ expert staff chosen for efficiency, while state appointments often reflect political influence. Which system yields the most value for public money?
The Illinois Journal of Commerce notes that forty two states have workmen's compensation laws. In 26 states insurance is private, in nine a state competitive fund exists, and in seven private companies are barred as the state handles most business.
Editorial notes Senator Borah backs potential deal with the Soviet de facto government while President Coolidge considers a commission of outstanding Americans to study recognition. The piece recalls Hughes family proposals and compares to past Mexico relations under Huerta, urging conditions including ending Soviet socialistic propaganda before any formal ties.
Farmers should invest in purebred foundation stock to boost meat production and profits. Hog and beef demand rises for well bred stock, while consumers turn away from poorly fed, stringy meat. Breeders must educate farmers to see the farm as a profitable market, not a hobby, with reasonable prices and quicker, economical production.
Abraham Lincoln counsels simple daily practices for happiness and well being. He urges regular meals prayers courtesy to creditors good digestion exercise and measured pace for a balanced life. The passage blends practical counsel with a calm philosophy.
A reader extols advertisements for directing to quality goods and reliable firms. The piece argues ads condense practical information across farming, manufacturing, and general merchandise, linking quality advertising to quality reading, noting editors publish the view.
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A Blanco man extols his mother's biscuit, omitting his father's dough. He laments the vanity of spending wealth on a wedding when divorce may come soon, a sentiment echoed by Wampus about moving picture celebrity nuptials.
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