Fragmented 1918 Clifton Record Op-ed Notes Pronoun Usage
A garbled 1918 Clifton Record fragment discusses language usage and a hunger strike involving Mrs. Pankhurst. It references Huerta, Memphis flood news, and a stream of opinions on intelligence and proper pronoun use in English grammar.
City Building Notes and Booster Spirit for Progress
Community builders urge united effort to develop towns and villages. They warn against petty wrangling and stress proactive booster action to accelerate growth and prevent stagnation in urban progress.
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Farmer Union Leader Outlines Needs for State Agriculture
A former president of the Farmers Union pleads for stronger co operative laws to aid farmers. He urges renewed focus on marketing cotton storage and warehouse credit, farm credit reforms, anti trust strengthening, rail and transport cooperation, and open opportunities for homeowners and laborers. He opposes broad liquor legislation and prioritizes education and rural labor welfare.
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