Too many drones in America sparks a harsh work ethic debate
An editorial likens hippies to drones in a beehive and argues that able-bodied citizens should work. It cites Congressman Albert Watson and the Christian Economics editor, warning that society must not coddle indolence and urging workers to drive out the unproductive. The piece concludes that the nation’s living standard rests on productive labor.
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United States
Albert Watson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Christian Economics
Grasshopper
North Carolina
Texas
China
Oklahoma
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Week Proclaimed
Governor Preston Smith and the Texas Safety Association call Texas farm and ranch families to boost safety. A proclamation designates July 1925 as Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Week, urging heightened safety consciousness across agricultural communities.
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Austin
Preston Smith
Texas Safety Association
Texas
Smith
Alpine Affair Promises Fast Paced French Thriller
A Paris mystery novel set in a 1970s French ski resort follows Inspector Francois Sambernon as he races through a plot rooted in wartime underground. Jean-Francois Vignant, alias Jean Beliard, crafts a well plotted, brisk read likely to yield future installments.
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Jean-Francois Vignant
Chelsea House
France
Francois Sambernon
Jean- Francois Vignant
Jean Beliard
New York
Foreign Ministry
Stan Swinton
Farm and Ranch Safety Week urged across Texas
The Texas Safety Association urged farm and ranch families to boost safety during Farm and Ranch Safety Week. President Joe Smetana highlighted 1968 tractor and firearm deaths and urged crash resistant cabs, belts, protective gear, proper storage, and emergency planning to reduce rural accidents.
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Joe Smetana
Waco
T.S.A
Farm and Ranch Safety
Smetana
Texas Safety Association
Old Kentucky bridges stand as lone survivors of time
The Frankfort AP report notes that only 17 of Kentucky's historic covered bridges remain, with several still carrying traffic despite age. The column blends social commentary with reflections on youth values and national culture while highlighting regional heritage.
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Russellville
Kentucky
Logan County
Jesse James
Robert James
Old Southern Bank of Kentucky
Frankfort
Industry Impacts From Texas Industrial Commission Findings
Data show a manufacturing facility adding 100 jobs boosts town metrics with 412 more households and 296 fewer people spread across the area. Personal income rises by $590,000, bank deposits by $270,000, and retail sales by $360,000 annually, illustrating industrial investment fueling community growth.
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Texas Industrial Commission
Nant Naa
U.S. Chapelier Eeener
Gladewater Mirror Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery at 1.00 per month and mail rates for Texas 125 per month 5.00 six months 8.50 year outside Texas 150 per month 600 six months 1000 year. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune on November 28 1949 and The White Oak Texan on June 1 1969.
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Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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Houston
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Heyerdahl
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Lenoir
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