Monahans News Subscription Price Notice
Public notice lists subscription price for one year under editor H. Guy and manager. Details specify rate, terms, and renewal options for readers calculating annual payment.
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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription price for one year under editor H. Guy and manager. Details specify rate, terms, and renewal options for readers calculating annual payment.
The notice lists second class matter status for Monahans News dated February 26 1931 and describes weekly Friday publication in Monahans Ward County Texas. It also states a policy to correct erroneous reflections upon individuals or corporations upon editor notice.
The Post Office Department will switch from jute to cotton twine for all offices. Senator Connally pushed the change, with Assistant Postmaster General Evans of Fort Worth confirming that 47 000 pounds have been ordered and more will follow. Texas and other states’ officials praised the move to use American made goods.
Officials from the United States and foreign governments report progress in talks focused on removing embargoes and high tariffs. The aim is to revive world trade, ease unemployment, and reduce barriers that hinder economic prosperity worldwide.
The text affirms a commitment to a uniform policy for all peoples. It stresses that success would mark one of the century’s brightest signs and reflects a readying to foster amicable understanding among different groups.
The piece argues every cent of public expenditure reduces private spending and stifles jobs and business. It urges minimal necessary government, criticizes bloated bureaus, and contends tax relief comes only with reduced government spending, urging officials to ease citizens’ tax burdens.
A column outlines a controversy over 3.2 percent beer and women body image arguing over fat gain from beer. It cites pro and anti positions with scientists noting beer is not fattening unless overused and its mild social lift. The piece notes many women may avoid beer for other reasons, not fear of weight.
An old newspaper man compares a business man’s socks to a newspaper, noting one copy serves many readers while a single issue won’t satisfy private demands. He reflects on the efficient reach and public value of a newspaper versus personal possessions.
A freight train on the Texas and Pacific line near Marshall Texas suffered a wreck and explosion last Saturday, destroying ten cars and blowing out a track section. A broken truck caused the derailment. Traffic resumed hours later by rerouting through Shreveport Louisiana.
A white Stetson hat size 7 1 8 with Wilson Adams Midland Texas stamped inside was lost at Tabb Hall last Thursday night. The finder should contact Joe T. Ragsdale.
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