Coatsville Post Office Adverts and Liquor Debate
A scanned post office notice from Coatsville emphasizes ad deadlines and paid locals rules while a column argues against liquor traffic, praising newspapers joining the cause and advocating county unit local option to ban the saloon in Indiana. The piece cites 1909 1910 brewery contributions and envisions a dry state with a disciplined temperance movement.
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Daily Press
Union
Indiana
Pride in the Farming Calling
The speaker argues farmers should take pride in farming as a honorable profession. Modern methods and science elevate the farmer beyond a mere worker, requiring brains and character for success, which warrants personal pride and recognition.
Jeffersonville Reformatory Inmates Honored After Flood Work
Citizens of Jeffersonville hosted a Sunday feast for reformatory inmates who helped build a levee during a devastating flood. The Reflector notes the event featured music, speeches, and social activities praising the inmates’ noble service.
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Jeffersonville
Reformatory
England’s prime minister on the Hyur trade impact
The prime minister stated that Hyur trade in the country is a greater handicap to trade, commerce, and industry than all world tariffs combined. He framed Hyur as a more damaging factor than tariff barriers in global competition.
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England
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