Candidates For Governor Plan More Expenses
Texas officials discuss the cost of proposals by gubernatorial candidates including $2,000 home grants and pensions. If funded widely these plans would require hundreds of millions, while candidates also push tax cuts and bureau eliminations. State costs today run about $100 million annually.
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Austin
C. C. McDonald
Texas
McDonald
Maury Hughes
Tom F. Hunter
Clint C. Small
Railroad Commission
Sayers
Yesteryear
New Fair Opens May 26 With Global Tour Appeal
The fair opens May 26 offering a world tour for visitors this summer with low costs. Meals available at fifteen cents, and the average visitor spent $1.17 inside the grounds last summer. Fourteen major highways lead into Chicago with ample nearby accommodations and parking.
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Fair Grounds
Chicago
Fairgrounds
Blessed are the peacemakers sermon on the Beatitudes
Rev. S. L. Ball urges peace over war echoing Jesus blessed are the peacemakers. He notes a world filled with conflict yet many peacemakers and calls Christians to promote peace at home and in the community while stressing hunger for righteousness and knowledge as key virtues.
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Jesus
Stanley Jones
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
Doctors favor liquid laxatives for adjustable dosing and gentle, regular movement. A safe option, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, uses senna as its active laxative and is available at druggists.
Why the Ranger Force Has Fallen
A Pittsburg Gazette editorial laments Texas rangers posing in gaudy dress while criminals like Barrow and Hamilton roam free. It urges depoliticized, better armed, inconspicuous officers focused on results rather than showy ten gallon hats and pearl handled pistols.
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Texas Rangers
Texas
Bill Hickok
Buffalo Bill
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Rangers
Pittsburg
Ambition to be good amid wealth and worldly hunger
The speaker laments reliance on riches and worldly fun, condemns the love of money as evil, and recalls Jesus blessing for those who hunger and thirst after righteousness. The tone judges those chasing wealth and pleasure while urging virtue and wisdom.
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Jesus
Nobody Says It Isn't So Story on Relief Food Requests
Homer M. Price of the Marshall Morning News recounts an old tale of a man spared from death for a bushel of corn and applies it to modern relief cases where hungry people demand home delivery of food. The column argues skepticism toward charitable aid expectations.
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Homer M. Price
The
Marshall Morning News
Wife and Husband Banter About Palm Reader Pun
A lighthearted exchange has a wife debating a palmist or mind reader and the husband advising palm wisdom. The pun lands with the line you have a palm making the humor sharp.
Brisk nightly walk sparks domestic plan
A humorous exchange has a patient urged to walk for insomnia. The wife, in jest, offers to clear the room and suggests bringing the baby along to enhance the cure.
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Pig) Jones
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