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Newspaper
Mexia Daily News
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
4
The snippet lists advertising manager A Garland and treasurer editor, with postal registration 1919 and Mexia post office details. It notes carrier boy rate 40 cents, six months 2.00, and annual 4.00, under the motto Mexia The City That Vision Is Building.
A historical excerpt affirms belief in a government of the people derived from consent, embracing democracy within a republic. It upholds national unity, freedom, equality, justice, and humanity, and calls for loyalty, support of the Constitution, obedience to laws, respect for the flag, and defense against enemies.
Gov. Charles W. Bryan of Lincoln Nebraska visited Mexia Monday meeting a citizen delegation and addressing a Chau tauqua crowd. He is celebrated for his lineage and long public service, including a vice presidential nomination and devotion to Democratic principles amid rising wealth and national debates on government.
The Editorial of the Day argues that chambers of commerce function as city developers, not booster clubs. It urges steady, factual development over sensational boasting to attract people, industry, and trade territory.
The Reporter recalls an Amarillo Globe editorial critiquing boosting and citing A N Olver on dangers of overpromoting towns. It contrasts two cities, one booming with new houses and high-risk growth, the other conservative with solid credit and lived finances, asking if new residents ensure prospering livelihoods.
An air instructor was killed and others were injured when an airplane crashed near Brooks Field. Details were not furnished.
It notes two arts that shaped civilization, agriculture and architecture, and reflects how architecture expresses humanity. It argues shelter serves the body and soul, linking homes to beauty and protection, and suggests a building reveals a society’s soul, hopes, fears, and dreams across forms from huts to pantheons.
The Mexia area thirst remains despite recent rainfall from Monday. relief is hoped before dry periods return. Heat and humidity burden field workers as wildcats wait for water and testing to resume. Moore Brothers return from Dallas with arrangements to proceed once rain aids operations.
SEI Frank C. Bieseabe editor and owner of the Nebraska Signal Geneva Nebraska who had been totally blind for thirty years was named president of the National Editorial Association In convention at Richmond Virginia. Secure water for their Quimby test west of Currie from another company operating in that district. At Powell bailling is under way.
Reports indicate the Penn and Meadow test and the well completion are imminent. Scouts watch the Rowan Edon Peeples salt water producer amid gloom in the area. A Pure Oil dry passer from Sweet Lake is noted as well. Jock offices crew travels to Louisiana for the well outcome.
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