The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 132, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 4, 1931: Searching Inside

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... that once went to railroads. That these various carriers serve a useful purpose goes without saying.... But railroads are our most regulated industry — and their competitors, for the most part, are either unregulated..., the mainstay of transportation. There are two ways out—a more liberal policy toward the railroads... from all standpoints, for too much regulation has helped put the railroads where they are today.—Ex... the railroads were returned to private hands after the war, a definite program of construction was started

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... and Houston business men, who were guests at the central prison farm. “Eventually,” Simmons went on, “we hope... how the installation of a meat plant at the central unit was expected to save a big meat bill that had

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... for this change the water often. If you can’t do any better, set the hot cans on moist sand in a shady place where... the breeze will help cool them. Store canned material in the coolest dry place you have available. Before

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