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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
4
The Monahans News edited by H Guy lists a subscription price of $1.50 and notes second class matter status as of February 26 1931. It is published every Friday in Monahans Ward County Texas with a policy to promptly correct erroneous reflections upon individuals or corporations when brought to the editor’s attention.
The farm bill aims to balance production and demand and ease farmer burdens but risks creating dependence if aid replaces initiative. The piece urges self reliance, strength of the farmer, and highlights the farm cooperative as the lasting force guiding independent success beyond relief.
The piece traces galloping government expenses from 2.08 per citizen in 1860 to 28 percent of income in 1931, notes wartime peaks, and warns that duplicative bureaus and tax exempt ventures threaten private livelihoods, potentially triggering tax repudiation if retrenchment fails.
The Dallas News notes Texas may call a special session within 60 days after Aug 26 to amend antitrust laws and push constitutional amendments. It warns of politicians exploiting the $20 million bond issue to ease winter distress while criticizing Governor Ferguson’s Forum stance and the dole claim.
A special election will be held August 26 to fill the Midland seat left by the death of Representative B. Frank Haag. The 88th legislative district, including Winkler County, will vote on that date alongside other issues. Frank Stubbeman of Midland has announced his candidacy and others are expected.
A new state law prohibits assembling or rebuilding automotive storage batteries from used materials for sale unless the word Rebuilt is printed on the container. It targets batteries sold as new, seen as a public danger, and follows similar laws in eight other states with broad national spread expected.
Citizens are urged to investigate the range of merchandise available in their town and to spend their money locally, highlighting the breadth of goods and the benefits of supporting local shops.
To the public we posted our pastures ac coring to law and warn trespassers will be prosecuted. All swimmers fishers hunters and picknickers found on our property will be subject to the law Edwards Brothers.
Subscription notice promotes a yearly rate of $1.50 for the local newspaper. It urges readers to sign up, highlighting affordability and continued access to community reporting.
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