Public School System Debate and Farm Labor Tradition
A prominent debate on public education pits democratic aims against professional training. The San Mateo Burlingame union high school now employs hundreds of boys after hours to build, repair, and maintain the district, shaping citizen workers and offering practical trades education.
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Test of Patriotism in the Nation's Duty
A piece condemns evasion of customs duties tax dodging and underpaying government obligations as unpatriotic. It urges enrollment outside the rank of patriots for those who defraud the nation through deceit in taxes duties or value in transactions with the government.
Indiana Governor Brown argues taxes rise when property removed
Governor Brown of Indiana says that if 100000000 dollars of property is taken off the tax list, taxes must rise proportionately on another 100000000 dollars of taxed property. He is right and cites the reason for high taxes in many communities. Our laws permitting tax exempt bonuses increase the tax burden on one person to make another tax free.
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Brown
Indiana
Immortalized Pioneers Herbert Quick Remembered
The article praises Herbert Quick, likening him to Emerson Hough for chronicling true pioneer life in the Midwest. It lauds his clean, wholesome fiction about Iowa and the Far West, noting his American spirit and sympathetic portrayals of pioneer struggles.
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United States
Herbert Quick
Iowa
Middle West
Emerson Hough
Far West
Hough
Quick
Iowa Prairies
Courageous Patriot Warns Against Flaunting Sin
A civic exhortation praises forthright leaders who condemn public sins. It notes Isaiah’s stance against praising a people when sin is evident and urges support for those who speak uncomfortable truths for the public good.
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Isaiaah
Prohibition Raid Ends With Arrest In City Crowd
A large city street scene shows about two hundred people as police seize a furtive man from a dilapidated Ford. Officers remove two and a half quarts of liquor from the vehicle, witnessed by bystanders who claim the incident reflects ongoing liquor enforcement.
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Cecil
A Prayer Against War
A religious appeal calls for clear vision of sin in war and urges action to end conflict. It asks leaders to pursue international justice, promote peace, and replace imperial greed with global goodwill, ending in a solemn Amen.
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Ternal God
Woman’s Press
Real danger of revolution in America
A nation faces no imminent violent revolt but fears of communist uprisings mislead. The real threat is loss of public opinion support for American institutions, enabling a peaceful overthrow by presidential fiat if the Supreme Court loses power. Citizens must defend ideals and heroes to avert a bloodless collapse of the republic.
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United States
Supreme Court
Republic
Washington
Lincoln
National
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Advertising Line Boosts Hosiery and Millinery Sales
Notices promote FA s Society Maid Suk Hosiery priced 98 cents to 2 dollars 25 cents and urge readers to visit Moshier Millinery for results from ads.
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Anto and Sign Painting Incident Details
Anto and Bert Kinney operate a sign painting service listed with the 41-Adv phone. This item notes their business as a local advertising provider with contact details.
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Anto
Bert Kin
Farming group shows profits by new cost system in Minnesota
A group of farmers in Owatonna Minnesota adopted a cost keeping system introduced five years ago by University of Minnesota experts and claim it disproves the idea that farming cannot pay. They identify leakage in labor buying and other expenses and report they have paid themselves through the method.
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Owatonna
Minnesota
University
Minnesota Farm Pioneers Cut Waste for Higher Income
The farmers earned about 2471 dollars last year, averaging over 200 dollars monthly. They raised wages to 60 dollars, earned 5 percent on investments, boosted butter output 20 percent per cow, lowered costs, and found profit shortcuts across farming. Much income came from alfalfa, poultry, and dairy alongside crop gains.
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Minnesota
Native Born Elephant to Exhibit in City Soon
This city will host Robbins Bros. Br o-Ring circus featuring Columbia the six half ton elephant born in America. The show arrives Sunday July 12 with a 1000 capacity and tickets sold at Lawlers Drug Store at the same price as on grounds.
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Columbia
India
Robbins Bros
Lawlers Drug Store
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