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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
7
A compact tribute to inner freedom and integrity from Sir Henry Wotton. The poem extols a life guided by honest thought and virtuous conduct, free from servile hopes and public praise, culminating in self mastery and inner wealth.
A Texas weekly editorial reflects on Calvin Coolidge, praising his steady leadership, integrity, and restraint. It notes the rapid national coverage of his death, his ascent from Northampton alderman to president through Massachusetts offices, and contrasts his calm governance with more flamboyant leaders.
Cameron's tax load from state, county, city, highway and school bonds leaves merchants, farmers, and professionals with little profit. A 1931 city report shows Power and Light payments draining 98,722.42 annually, while Hearne contemplates municipal utility costs. The piece links high taxes to reduced local commerce and calls for tax relief and reallocation to bearers.
The Commissioners' Court on Monday adopted a new County policy requiring all purchases in 1938 to be made on competitive bids, regardless of amount. The rule aims to achieve substantial operating savings and standardize procurement.
A dense editorial essay argues for a broad sales tax to shift government funding from property to consumer spending. It cites support from papers and politicians, notes potential opposition from business interests, and questions equity versus the tax’s impact on consumers and the poor. The piece calls for courage, economy, and ethical leadership at the start of the legislative session.
The article denounces legislative use of state benefits, claiming members seek free newspapers, rail transportation, and telegraph calls at taxpayer expense. It portrays graft as a routine practice and criticizes the abuse of state privileges for personal correspondence and family favors.
A Norfolk print excerpt recounts Molly Griswold’s satirical “Mollys Monologues” about a newspaper editor. The piece mocks over-the-top notices for birth, marriage, and death, and the editor’s tendency to over publish, with a final jab at a misspelt obituary and unpaid subscriptions.
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