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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
7
Reconstruction era reckonings echo in Texas politics as figures like E. J. Davis rose to power amid upheaval and controversy. The piece critiques the era's methods and consequences, linking past actions to enduring political tensions in the state.
Sterling City News Record rails at the Ferguson era, calling Jim Ferguson by proxy a figurehead while graft prosecutions unfold. It cites court disclosures, invalid road bonds, and state-wide shame from El Paso to Brownsville, urging real reform and accountability in Texas government. It also notes federal waste and staff expansion per Civil Service figures, criticizing national governance and calling for reduced operating costs.
The reader asserts that no successful business exists without advertising, arguing that success is earned through deliberate promotional effort rather than happenstance. The statement emphasizes advertising as essential to achievement.
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