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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
2
The piece argues Senator Harding stands on common sense and steady patriotism, while criticizing Wilson’s dominance and suggesting Democrats seek a broader program in San Francisco. It cites McAdoo boasting railroads were freed from a hole yet left taxpayers in a similar fiscal trap.
Governor Coolidge replied to Massachusetts delegates from Chicago with a remark on the impermanence of offices and the lasting value of friendship and esteem among men. The line is presented as a key to his character and public persona.
Ohio observers say Harding shows Garfield like traits but most residents who know him best compare him more to McKinley in qualities and bearing. The remark reflects early impressions from state political circles.
In snug prose from diverse voices, a St Louis Globe Democrat tone laments Wilsons Covenant while endorsing Harding. It lauds the Chicago convention, praises the Republican balance, and predicts party unity with General Leonard Wood and others backing Harding against opposition figures like Johnson and Borah.
Commissioners assess and value the Batesville Gas Company plant at 19,380 dollars as a pipeline. With an estimated annual net income of about 2000 dollars, calculations for ten, seven, and five year periods yield valuations of 12,500 dollars, 10,000 dollars, and 7,692 dollars respectively. The report notes gas flow is nature controlled and future service remains uncertain.
Ginger grown in Jamaica has always commanded more than double the price of any other. Under favorable conditions an acre will produce as much as four thousand pounds.
A detailed portrait traces Warren G Harding from his 1865 birth near Blooming Grove Ohio to his youth as a farm hand and swimmer to his rise as Marion Ohio newspaper publisher. It highlights his hard work, mechanical skill, journalism craft, early leadership, and steady ascent into business and public life.
Senator Harding has visited many European countries to study government and labor conditions while maintaining a love for America. He also toured the Hawaiian Islands to learn about sugar production and distribution before taking his seat in the Senate. He has spoken in numerous states to diverse groups, from wool growers to miners, aiming to understand all regions and classes.
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