Our Free Offer and Notes on Political Economy
The item promotes free yearlong subscriptions to Womankind and Farm News for paid subscribers, with sample copies available from Hosterman Publishing Co. Springfield Ohio. It then surveys politics, noting Colorado’s three women in the legislature, Tennessee Democrats opposing Evans’s governorship, and shifts in party positions, including a discussion of the Sherman anti trust law and trust regulation.
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America
Farm Newe
Miller Pnevis
Ohio Farmers
Allianes
Nessterk
Heroup
Thia
Hosterman Publishing Co
Sprinsfield
Ohio
Colorado
Free Wool Debate Dominates Ohio Woolgrowers Session
In Columbus the Ohio Woolgrowers’ Association heard Judge William Lawrence condemn free wool as a political conspiracy harming woolgrowers and farmers. He argued protective tariffs shield domestic wool, while free wool would reduce prices and threaten rural economies across the interior. The remarks touched on tariffs, gold reserves, and the broader impact on industry and labor.
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Ohio Woolgrowers’ Association
Columbus
Willian Lawrence
Poliusing
Smetion
Frye
Andy Reed
United States
America
John A. Creighton of Omaha Honored for City Service
The late John A. Creighton, once of Omaha, is noted for his vast civic works and charitable gifts. He helped found Creighton college and university, built hospitals, funded the Monastery for the Poor Clares, and endowed medical and scientific facilities. A friend recalls annual charitable contributions surpassing two hundred thousand dollars. The Pope named him Knight of St. Gregory for his extensive philanthropy.
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Omaha
John A. Creighton
Perry County
College of the Dominicans
Somerset
Edward Creighton
Jamnes Creighton
Western Union Telegraph
Salt Lake City
Manizra
de Qwerrive
Free College
Creighton College
John Creighton
Poor Clares
Si. Joseph's Hospital
Creighton
St. Joseph's Hospital
John A. Creighton Medical College
Creighton University
Edward
St. Gregory
Umbrella Warriors and Rainbound Battle Tale from Ping Yang
The account describes Chinese soldiers sheltering under paper umbrellas during a heavy rain at Ping Yang, with umbrellas rising above trench walls as targets for Japanese sharpshooters. Mr. Villiers notes the comic yet risky image, and a framed illustration shows a fighter brandishing a sword while sheltering beneath a large umbrella.
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Black and Whits
Ping Yaoz
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