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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
6
A poetic piece by E. E. Winfrey Sr. warns that society overlooks the laborer behind the plow. The speaker, who likens himself to a plowing farmer, criticizes overpraise of scholars and artists and credits the worker who tills the fields as essential. He notes the value of schooling yet emphasizes practical toil.
Terrace systems on F C Steves likely oldest in Texas endure after twenty years. Concord Home Demonstration Club reports half of 194 pounds of American cheese sold at fair price. County agents in Houston Johnson and other counties organize brood mares farming power and home market sales. A Nolen county farmer uses poisoned grain killing ground squirrels, prompting county agent aid. FOR RENT Palace Meat Market Building.
All lands formerly owned by J. C. Stribling and Sons and now owned and controlled by the undersigned are posted according to law. All former permits revoked. Fitzsimons Land & Cattle Co. 4-tree By Damon Smith, Mer.
The piece argues the Roosevelt administration has begun inflation to lift farm prices and wages, with gold payments repealed and new bonds bought by the Fed. It warns of ongoing market fluctuations, possible international currency issues, and Congress’ short adjournment as the New Deal navigates inflationary policy.
Walter H. Bennett argues in the American Agency Bulletin that government entry into power distribution during the Muscle Shoals debate would undermine private industry and burden taxpayers. He urges preserving private initiative and warns against political experiments, urging a safety campaign to reduce casualties and promote personal responsibility.
A call to action urges all communities and civic groups to conduct a summer safety campaign to reduce national accident rates by engaging the public and converting individuals who cause them. The message emphasizes broad participation by associations clubs and citizens.
The Brownwood Bulletin notes a new New Jersey statute protecting reporters from courts or grand juries requiring disclosure of confidential sources. It argues reporters seek truth and public welfare, urging similar protections nationwide to safeguard press freedom and prevent punitive inquiries.
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