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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
6
The piece argues that practical politics now favors big business and consolidation, noting railroads, oil, banks, and corporations as drivers of growth. It contends monopolies are regulated and beneficial when checked by law, and warns against anti big business sentiment as backward. It cites Houston Chronicle as the source.
The piece argues that consistent advertising drives progress and success for businesses. It cites education of the public, quality perception, and quicker turnover as benefits. It promotes selling eggs from dark brown leghorns and mentions contact for Mrs. Anson Baldwin with prices at one and two fractions.
Henry Pippin is appointed local manager for West Texas Utilities Co following his relief from construction foreman duties on the Junction to Menard work. Will Hale replaces him. Pippin has begun his manager duties. A shipment of office furniture and electrical appliances is due this week. Temporary use of the Riley Holekamp and Denman building is arranged. Construction on the highline nears Menard with posts distributed and holes completed. Distribution work in Junction may begin soon. Two furnished upstairs rooms to rent with no children, reasonable rates.
The Eden Echo urges unity on public works and opposes paralyzing opposition to forward projects. It argues residents seek personal gain before tax impact, warns against derailing measures, and supports issuing bonds for the water question, likening dissent to Banquo's Ghost.
Stephenville Tribune argues the Fort Worth Star-Telegram downplays issues raised by Lynch Davidson and favors Dan Moody, citing Moody’s AG record and Davidson’s past business hero image. The piece questions true readiness for governorship and calls for caution about political waves. It contrasts experience versus new proposals for Texas leaders.
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