Ambitious Brookhart program drawn with rail plan critique
The Atlantic News Telegram summarizes Senator Brookhart’s interview outlining a sweeping program to nationalize and reorganize railroads, create a government supervised cooperative banking system, reform patent and corporate laws, and regulate production costs. The piece questions feasibility, cost, and political practicality, arguing such radical changes risk historical failures and urging respect for honest, skilled labor as the nation’s true strength.
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Labor Day and the value of honest work in American life
A reflective piece on Labor Day praising the discipline of honest labor. It extols the joy of completing a task and credits teamwork and the contributions of many workers to modern society. The narrative links labor to progress from irrigation dreams to the functioning of daily mobility and luxury transit.
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Poor Old Town Iowa State Fair Attendance Surpasses Past Records
The Iowa state fair closed with attendance exceeding any prior year by 600 people. Observers note that 20 000 more visitors than in the best previous year came, signaling prosperity for Iowa residents who enjoy cars, clothing, money, and broad conveniences. The piece remarks on national envy and urges self-satisfaction with Iowa's fortunes.
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Lip service and Cecil resignation stir Geneva debate
The editorial rails at Britain's reaction to Viscount Cecil's resignation over peace policy. It argues Baldwin and Chamberlain appear defensive while Cecil's stand forces scrutiny of the government's approach to disarmament and diplomacy. It warns that mere lip service to peace undermines civilization and risks weak leadership.
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Romancing Hoover in Presidential Hype at Rapid City
St Paul Pioneer Press notes a damped campaign for Herbert Hoover as a Western favorite, with Walter Newton asserting farmer demand for Hoover. It cites Hoover’s war price fixing, his stance against tariff protection, and Coolidge’s rebuke for sensational romancing of a Hoover presidency.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Polite People
Poem notes politeness public face vs true manners, contrasts refined smiles with careless debt and etiquette lapses. It jokes about polite, debonair behavior fading when situations reveal real character and responsibility.
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Hermosa Folk Host Coolidge Guests in Hermosa Visit
Rapid City dispatch reports Hermosa residents staged a Sabbath friendly welcome for President Coolidge and his party. The village church, Fort Meade cavalry band, and a Front lawn buffet created a warm reception for about 200 attendees led by Reverend Rolf Liam of the Hermosa church.
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