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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
16
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Poem by Sir Henry Wotton extols a life of self mastery and inner liberty. It praises living by honest thought guarding against fame and praise. It notes the poet as a model of virtue, independence, and simple learning.
A Hearne Texas weekly editorial reflects on Calvin Coolidge’s death, praising rapid national newspaper coverage, morgue archives, and vivid portraits. It traces Coolidge from Plymouth Vermont birth to Northampton mayor and Massachusetts governor, noting a steady rise to vice presidency and presidency, characterized by orderly leadership, integrity, and calm public service. It contrasts him with more intellectual rivals, highlighting his restraint, patriotism, and the prosperity he oversaw, ending with admiration for his quiet, principled exit from power.
Cameron Herald reprints James K Freeman on Texan tax loads. He argues state and local taxes from state to school bonds absorb cash, leaving farmers and towns with little purchasing power. In Cameron 1931 taxes to Power and Light cost 93,722.42 yearly, plus water gas and telephones. Hearne note links municipal power to local costs. The piece calls for relief via reduced public spending and fairer tax shifts.
The Commissioners Court on Monday adopted a policy that all county purchases in 1933 will be made on competitive bids regardless of amount. The new policy is expected to yield substantial savings in operating costs.
A Texas editorials push to adopt a general sales tax aims to shift government costs from real estate to consumers. The piece cites papers and politicians backing the plan, notes twelve cents per day per family, and argues the tax would be unfair if not applied to all consumption. It criticizes corporate-influenced media, questions exemptions for owners, and urges leadership for prudent government economies.
A satirical lament scorns state graft and subsides into anecdotal humor about editors, weddings, and notices. It rails at wasteful bills such as state funded subscriptions and telegraph use, then meanders through archival newspaper life and local names, ending with a Marlin Teiday report of Mrs. Lynn Oliver and Mrs. Wy. T. Dillard.
A column from the Portland Observer features Molly Griswold, wife of publisher R I Griswold, presenting a monologue that could inspire a responsive editor's chord. The piece appeared in a recent issue of the Observer.
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