Jefferson and Truman clash over debt and economy
The column cites Thomas Jefferson on economy and public debt, urges sending the message to Congress, and argues public spending and New Deal programs affect voters. It discusses President Truman, the 1950s political climate, and the need for production and economy to fund government benefits. It notes the public’s apparent support despite unemployment and foreclosures and urges action from Congress, labor, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, d
D. C
Cleveland
E. J. Kujas
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Congress
Jeffersons Teachings on Work and Self Reliance in Hard Times
The speaker urges teaching children character and industry to endure future years of national uncertainty. Citing parents with savings and concern for the country, the message warns against reliance on government while urging accompanying New Deal legislation to grant special benefits to useful corporations and individuals to avoid a total societal drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Gems of Thought on Procrastination and Time
A compact collection of quotes on procrastination and time from Chesterfield Eddy Goethe Beecher and others. The piece reflects on action versus indecision, time use, and life’s continual loom. It contrasts planning with doing and warns against delaying decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Henry Ward Beecher
Fire destroys Virdell Tractor Building at Llano
A Sunday morning fire destroyed the Virdell Tractor Company building in Llano and the Llano County Veterans School rear section. Loss estimated between 20 000 and 30 000 dollars with possible higher total. Fire from Veterans School caused explosive hazards from oxygen tanks as Fredericksburg units aided the local volunteer department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virdell Tractor Company
Liano
Fredericksburg
Mason
San Saba
Llano County Veterans School
Milam Barnett
Barnet
Fred Lange
Virdell
Veterans Vocational School
Liano Fire Department
Eric Juenke
Harry Itz
Llano
Sidney Henke
Louis Durst
Kermit Luedecks
Harvey Stein
Ottmar Kaderli
Flog
Vol. Fire Department
Appaloosa Stallion for Service at Harper Area Ranch
Lem Jones advertises a registered Appaloosa stallion for service at his ranch 12 miles west of Harper Texas. The three year old, registry number 621, was purchased 18 months ago from David Ruby near Boulder Colorado and is described as gentle with a good disposition suitable for riding roping and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Jones
Harper
Local visitors share time at Harper area homes
Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers and family visited Mrs John Poser and Miss Mattie Sunny. Mr and Mrs Oliver Hopf visited A J Kinsey. Mr and Mrs V C Withhworth were Harper visitors. Mrs Fred Nabers Burton Brown and Jinx Hart of Kerrville attended Mrs Ellen Patten's funeral. Roy and Raymond Jones visited the Watkins Tarr family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Rogers
Clarence McDougall
John Poser
Mattie Sunny
Mrs
Oliver Hopf
A. J. Kinsey
Fred Nabers
Burton Brown
Jinx Hart
Kerrville
Harper
Ellen Patten
Jack Jones
Roy and
Raymond
Watkins Tarr Family
Bakery and boot shop ads in Kerrville and Junction
An ad notes Kerrville Bakery specializes in fine cakes pastries and bread. It also promotes Brewster Boot Shop in Junction, Texas, formerly E O Longren Boot Shop, offering boot and shoe repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville Bakery
Kerrville
Brewster Boot Shop
E. O. Longren Boot Shop
Junction
Texas
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Ress Association
THE
Harper Herald
Svery
Norman J Dietel
A ©. Wendel
Harper, Texes
Anager
Richard
A Fine Ancial Bureau Incorporated
Babson
Washington
Trus
Trumann
White House
Truman
Mutual Lumber Co
Harper, Texas
Reed's Package Store
Harper-Fredericksburg
Reed's
Spring Creek
Hed
Kendall-Hodges
Denier
Rayon Crepe
Prissy Missy
Johny Lee
California
Dad
Kendall - Hodges
Lord Chesterfield
Goethe
Walt Mason
Horace
Herald
Cottle’s Cafe
Mrs. Raymond Cottle Harper
Tote
Nelly den
Kesh
Abe
Kendall Hodges
Meen
Ate
Mrs. V. C. Withhworth
Comfort Hatchery
Comfort
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