Advertising Rates and Editorial Commentary Review
Advertising rates are listed with subscription options by carrier and mail across regions. The piece criticizes a state agricultural and industrial commission report led by Judge Paviller as chairman, arguing it lacks substance, overcomplicates plain topics, and misinforms on the St. Lawrence waterway and agricultural finance. The writer decries the commission as ignorant and questions its value to the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammill
State Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Paviller
J. G. Mitchell
Wititle
Congress
Arene
Tyre
Farggera
Iowa
Fables of Everyday Folks The Argifier and a Diner Argument
A long, imperfect reminiscence portrays a man famed for constant argument in work and romance. He argues at meals, with the office boy, and even tries to shape a courtship, until a weary partner abandons the constant wrangle. The piece shifts to politics, mentioning Senator Wheeler and pacifist Sayre, and ends reflecting on public figures and a county obituary.
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Jack Horner
Min
Sian
Canpright
Falusan
Genhic Irene Loci
Ting
Neatures
Frey, AbaTt
Dallu
Emmetsburg Meeting Shapes Budget Talks and Foes
A planned Emmetsburg gathering aims to discuss legislative recommendations for the state. Prominent figures like Senator Bowman and radical voices may draw crowds as locals weigh road projects taxes and bank guarantees.
Sensible suggestion on bank cash reserves and withdrawals
Wesley Johnson of Dayton argues for a bank cash reserve law to protect depositors. He notes smaller towns require 15 percent reserves, towns 3000 or more 20 percent, but current rules do not shield banks from depositor runs. Proposes advance notice and withdrawal limits to match reserve requirements to curb heavy withdrawals and bank failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong Depur
Hus
Editorial notes error with sourced information
Fragment discusses a misplaced editorial note about the agricultural and industrial committee. Mentions a dozen men and women who constituted the group and questions the feasibility of handling sourced information. Likely a correction or critique on accuracy and sourcing in the report.
Probing Southern Politics In Senate Refers To Patronage Quicksand
The Chicago Tribune editorial surveys how Republicans in the Senate consider a resolution to probe patronage in the South and the political status of Southern Black citizens. It argues both parties treat Southern states as baronies, controlling delegation influence while denying true electoral impact, and notes the cost to democratic representation under current conventions. The piece urges enforcement of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments and points to potential exposure of party manipulation if action were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Senate
Istrol
Congress
House of Representatives
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
South
Kay
Republ
Jican
Great January Thaw and constitutional questions
The piece reflects on the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments and the Eighteenth Amendment, noting their fragile relevance and political shifts. It suggests an inquiry into southern political conditions would show ongoing racial voting restrictions, while hinting at broader, era-tinged social commentary and literary imagery.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Rivers and Song
A reflective piece on global and Scottish rivers and poets. It muses that streams inspire, yet, amidst grand waters like the Mississippi, Ningara, and Ayr, the bard’s lyre often fails to capture their grandeur. The poem contrasts noble rivers with modest streams and laments modern gaps in poetic expression.
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Allan
Mary
Ayr
Robert
Juneau
Mississippi
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Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York
Brokaw
Broadway
Canada
U. Ss
Towa
Cass
Cassan
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Sion
Wheeler
A. Jion
Bush
Nicaragui
Wallstreet
Democratic Party
Tom Turner
Washington
Wormwood and Gall
Sayre
Peace Department
State Department
Emmetsburgh
Emmetsburg
Emaretshars
Brookhart
Coolidge and Dawes
LaFollette
Emmetsboro Toda
Bawmann
Waterloo
Wesley, Johnson
Dayton,‘ In
Thi Jild
Scotia
George Matthew Adams
Walt Mason
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