Mexia The City That Vision Is Building Feature
The Mexia daily edition outlines subscription rates and publishing details for The Media Daily News. It notes ownership by The News Publishing Company and lists personnel including W. E. Boyd and C. G. i. Tatum with Garland Adair as advertising manager.
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United Press and International News Services
The
News Publishing Company
W. EK
Boyd Oosaeeenee
I. Tatum
A. Garland Adair
Mexia
Texas
The American Creed
A historical extract affirms belief in the United States as a government of the people by the people and for the people. It emphasizes consent of the governed, democracy within a republic, union among states, and devotion to freedom equality justice and loyalty to the nation.
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United States of America
Mexia’s Growth and Public Pans in Five Years
The article argues the public’s tendency to pan a community, urging patience with Mexia’s rapid growth from 4,000 to 12,000 in five years. It notes higher taxes, price increases, and ongoing problems while praising progress in churches, schools, streets, and utilities. It challenges readers to compare Mexia’s pace and results with other Texas towns.
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Mexia
Moxia
Corsicana
Greenville
Palestine
Mexia Hes
Texas
Water supply in Coolidge urged to tap railroad lake
Editorial urges tapping the railroad lake by July 1 as city lake nears capacity with 150 000 gallons daily use. Farmers may haul water from town at 3.00 per 30 gallons, and readers propose enlarging the basin with Fresno teams to double or triple capacity for future emergencies.
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Coolidge
City Lake
Prohibition Laws Upheld by Supreme Court
United Press report notes that the Supreme Court largely sustained federal prohibition statutes including the Volstead act and related laws. Over the term, more than 100 liquor violators sought reviews, with only about a dozen cases argued, while Gary Indiana officials’ convictions drew attention in Atlanta federal prison.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
High Court
Taft
Gary
Ind
Atlanta
Water supply improvement proposal for future growth
The writer predicts Coolidge will need a sewerage system and a larger water supply. They suggest spending one thousand dollars now would yield substantial long term value, arguing current water is ample for months but future shortages require extending capacity for two to three years.
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Coolidge
Pimples Drive Social Shrinking For Many Adults
A vintage ad-like note praises Black and White Ointment and Soap as remedies for pimples and skin issues. It claims widespread use and rapid sales figures, urging readers to try the products for clearer skin and better appearance.
Pat F Hopkins Wheel & Body Works Ad
Auto shop offers spring upgrades for any car and body work services. They also roll fenders and remove dents at West Milam Street with phone 725 for contact.
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Pat F. Hopkins
Supreme Court cases defend liquor raids and state prohibitions
The court upheld stopping and searching automobiles for liquor without warrants and a New Jersey liquor license law. It commended Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith for raids, denied review of a warrantless liquor search conviction, and supported Georgia’s home liquor ban. It also upheld extortion convictions of former prohibition agents and a 1922 tariff act liquor smuggling conviction, while noting numerous appeals alleging rights violations. Europe has used gas since 18170.
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New Jersey
Izzy Einstein
Moe Smith
New York
Georgia
Prohibition
Walter Ray Simmons
Nebraska
Europe
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E. If. Strange
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