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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
2
The Llano News urges Texas voters to back Dat Neff in the upcoming election, praising his independence and merit. It notes state tax cuts to 22 cents and supports Governor Hobby in law and order actions, urging readers to vote next Saturday.
The speaker notes Texas employs nearly 4,000 state office holders with combined salaries over 4 million dollars annually. He pledges to abolish departments created for political debts and to cut duplication, prioritizing efficiency over political influence in hiring. He claims no political debts and promises lower tax rates.
The article argues that strikes have raged for two years and summer relief may be illusory. It warns that industrial disputes cost workers wealth and spirit, likening the struggle to a costly war. It suggests cooperation as a potential nonmilitary remedy.
Woman can dye faded clothing including wool silk cotton woolen or mixed goods to any color. Instructions share cheap, simple methods for reviving worn garments and fabrics.
The article argues that labor and capital cannot dominate, warning that unprofitable business will deter investment. It advocates mutual sacrifice and half measures from all sides to avoid ongoing industrial warfare. It cites railroad and automobile crossing studies to stress cautious behavior and shared responsibility.
A sermon urges Llano residents to abandon sole pursuit of wealth and focus on health happiness and community welfare. It argues real happiness comes from serving town and neighbors and supporting philanthropic causes rather than personal riches.
The article argues pessimists highlight social woes from famine and extravagance to profiteering and idleness. It contends most people live steadily within difficult conditions and quietly counter excesses through prudent, industrious behavior, arguing society avoids self destructive collapse.
The piece argues that profiteering thrives where stores advertise freely and declines in non advertising towns. It notes how habit and price expectations form in communities, allowing sellers to push higher prices unless vigilant advertising and competition restrain them.
The piece argues that transparent advertising forces sellers to justify prices based on merit. It notes that open explanation of superiority keeps inflated charges in check and allows efficient, low-margin merchants to win business, preventing unreasonable pricing in an advertising town.
Six room house in a splendid location offered at a reasonable price. For information call or either phone for Miss Edna J. Moore.
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