Wisconsin Tax Debate on Industry and Growth
The ParisofWisconsin editorial excerpt discusses subscicle balance between income taxes and industrial growth. It notes calls to curb tax burdens, warns against hindering factories and agriculture, and argues state policy should support Wisconsin wealth through balanced taxation and industrial investment. The piece cites opponents of higher taxes and favors a stable climate for business expansion.
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Wisconsin
Wiscosin
Cry Viculture
Tawa
Agrioutme
Editorial Cartoon Warns of Tax Reform Through Camel’s Head
The piece critiques Iowa state income tax proposals, arguing reforms will expand taxation and that lawmakers use makeshift tactics. It warns farmers and business classes will bear the burden as entrenched interests push the plan, likening it to a camel forcing its way into a tent.
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Dante M. Piercy
Towa Momestead
Iowa
Ate
The Easy Man's Newspaper Letter on Town Pride
George Matthew Adams writes of a town’s strive for modern progress and world renown, contrasting strangers’ praise with local delays and perceived flaws. He urges duty and better conduct as outsiders arrive to judge the community.
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Jasper Beowa
Spearu
Hacken
Bens
Wolstead In Sehen Eueh
Phaktewa
Lemier
George Matthew
Democrats Sharpen Record on Republican Economy Claims
Harry B. Hunt reviews Democratic strategy to scrutinize GOP economy boasts for 1922-1924. He notes Hull’s challenge to Coolidge Lord figures, cites alleged misrepresentations of federal spending cuts, and highlights comparisons to Wilson era savings and railroad privatization as the basis for political argument.
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Harry B. Hunt
Nea Sartlee
Abhington
Auta
Ee Hief
Cordell Hull
Exnational
Congress
Carthage
Tenn
Tennessee
Hull
Coolidge
Lord
Preant
Iowa Tax Reform Denouncement Opposes Income Tax Proposal
A speaker argues against Iowa adopting an income tax, calling it a device to extract more revenue through new administration costs. He warns replacement provisions are mere expedients and urges tax reduction through cutting public expenditures. He cites Wisconsin as precedent and stresses the taxpayer needs genuine tax relief, not new levies.
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Towa
Yam
Federal Service
Lowe
Iowa
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Tax Commission
Wisconsi
A.m
March Comes In Like A Lion Goes Out Like A Ice Man
A collage of witty lines notes weather phrases and political quirks from 1925. References include March weather adages, Congress adjournment, a Stenographer marrying a South Dakota senator, bootlegging arrests in Indiana and West Virginia, income tax cuts, a whittling contest in Chicago, and a jailed gang.
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March
Ani
Meritadies and Brown Exchange Stray Lines
Fragmentary dialogue shows Meritadies and Brown debating decorum and duty. The garbled text hints at a contrived exchange about whiskers, manners, and following one’s own path rather than conforming to expected duties.
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Brown
Courgen
Separate campuses for men and women at Ames
The Ames campus plans call for distinct campuses for women and men on neighboring sites. Dean Reki Buchanan explains a separate women’s campus east of the college and a men’s campus southwest, with a freshmen dormitory portion included.
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Ames
Fan
Mar Te US
Lewi
Board of Muention
Reki
Buchanan
Thy Bearth
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