Hardin County political notices and commentary
A polluted OCR full of candidate announcements for Hardin County offices including Representative Treasurer Superintendent and Sheriff subject to Republican primaries on June 2. The piece also contains unrelated editorial snippets on weather, public figures and various political opinions, plus scattered numbers and historical references.
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Hardin County
Benab
Hnean
Inwa Fauia
Wiurjast Weler
Tagreon Twe
Batney Starr
Eppa Gi
Chagabid
Sherii
the Republica
Humas Waghil Fowa Pala
Tal
Reason in All Things Cherokee Democrat Contends for Square Deal
The Cherokee Democrat comments on a major issue, arguing for a square deal for every corporation, clan, woman, and child while criticizing corporate power. It suggests improvements and questions Cherokee's fate without the Central railroad, implying a stark view of progress and reliance on infrastructure.
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Cherokee Democrat
Iygbt Agints
Corporal Strong
Mike Choney
Senator Viking and Cummins Clash Over Rail Rates in West Virginia
Governor Cummins accuses Senator Viking of defending railroad interests as a key factor in rate legislation. The exchange highlights the vast U S rail mileage, earnings, and payroll data from 1904 groups like the Interstate Commerce Commission and Kentucky’s Senator Morehead discussing the wide impact of rail policy on property values and taxation.
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Cun Ad
Viking
WeatVirginia
Senate Interstate Commerces Committee
Palwo
United States Senate
Cummins
Movreary
Kentucky
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa
Ayroll
Youth in Milwaukee Election Proves Judgment Over Age
A discussion on the Milwaukee municipal election highlights that age should not bar candidacy. The narrative recalls young voters and leaders, noting youthful energy can exceed older judgment. A tale about Leopold de Rothschild’s father illustrates generosity and generational contrasts in character.
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Milwaukee
Paratal
The Ways of Business in Local Commerce
A local dealer laments poor business acumen and argues newspaper space is a commodity with fixed value. He notes advertising rates and argues buyers should consider quality and investment, criticizing those who try to price space arbitrarily. The piece explains established rates from 12 cents to 60 cents per unit based on space and time.
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Fonda
Henry George
Koasuth
Tor i
Io Ab Gore
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Fiecadilly
St. Swithin’s Lane
Jehu
Leopold
Bagarioh
Orphas and
Cay'p
Duno
Brad Atrest
Thin City
Épacé
Rural mishaps and distant empire figures surface in Oklahoma tale
An Edmond news note recounts a cow milking accident injuring J A Williams and a wood chopping mishap injuring Clyde Scott on My Elliott’s farm, while a distant British empire ranking list cites the prime minister and two archbishops among top officials.
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Oklahoma
Myo~ Jeu
J. A. Williams
Edmond
15 Kings
Cherley el Llate
Clyde Scott
Elliott
Phonetic spelling sparks debate in Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Journal writes on the backlash against phonetic spelling, arguing it harms sacred rhyme and English heritage. It cites examples from Mary had a little lamb to Shakespeare and laments the loss of proper diction, while noting rising hat height for women and men’s declining stature tied to millinery costs.
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Fhooetle Epelling
Mary
Daniel Webster
Josh Billings
Shakespeare
Chimmie Faddeo
Isaiah
Anna Shaw
Anna
Kansas City Journal
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