How to Get It From the Government book sparks debate
A critique of a new guide titled How to Get It from the Government by Stacy Ones argues it maps a socialist path in America. The author warns the public about growing federal benefits funded by taxes and inflation, urging vigilance against expansive government power.
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How to Resist Handouts and Government Power
A Kansas editor argues against socialism and government dependence, urging readers to reject handouts, cut bureaucratic functions, and demand an end to a welfare state. The author frames government as expanding power and calls for action to protect liberties and the nation’s form of government.
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The Old Man 15 Gone Yet Remains in Kansas
recollections of Brig. Gen. Charles H. Browne Sr. a longtime editor and newspaper influence in Horton Kansas. The author recalls Browne’s role as commander of the 127th Infantry during the 1903 railroad strike, Browne’s efforts to support Kansas papers, and how he helped launch a weekly press career with guidance from Allen White, Senators Allen and Capper, and other Kansas journalists. Browne also helped transition them from the army reserve to guard service in 1920s.
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Aggressive Billings man muzzles dog market post quarantine
After the quarantine, an ambitious Billings entrepreneur planned to flood the dog muzzle market by selling leather muzzles and opening a shop for dog owners. The effort followed a costly incident of feeding 5900 muzzles amid regulatory expectations.
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Fragmented OCR humor and wedding mishaps in public speech
Reading as scattered archive text, the piece blends a wedding toast miscue, a tourist guide quip about a mighty catfish, a reader's wartime morale line, and a cowboy insurance anecdote. It preserves odd spellings and mistyped phrases while conveying a general sense of light, episodic anecdotes from a bygone era.
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