Insidious Plea Against Cotton and Wheat Politics
A 1914 Indiana farm policy column attacks Senator Watson for tying cotton to Northern farmers and accuses the speech of fanning sectionalism. The piece argues price comparisons across crops reveal biased hints and warns against rekindling Civil War era resentments.
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Harry New
South
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Wheeler
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Migaty
Techiniua
Wilson
Missouri
Great North-Central States
United States
Pleasant Hill Oil Company letter on William Atkin death
A condolence note from Pleasant Hill Oil Company to the Atkin family of Crandall Indiana expresses sorrow over William Atkin of First Council Regiment Camp Logan Houston Texas. It commends his faithful work as foreman and superintendent and mentions a separate mailed regulation fine to honor his service and sacrifice. The letter closes with best wishes and continued friendship from company president R Hadley.
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Camp Login
Bray
Sean
Ode to Corydon and Indiana Spirit
A regional notice features a poem praising Corydon as a jewel of the state and Indiana’s early spirit. The write up credits Mrs. Mimuna M. Carleton of New Albany as the poet and notes her connection to Indiana’s constitutional history through Patrick Shields. The piece closes with a local business invitation from Gen. B. Wahl in Corydon Indiana offering stove and harness stock.
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Poes
Carleton
New Alpary
Rat
Asusal
Indiana
Tn Lia
Patrick Shields
Reid
Democrat
Fixing Wheat Price A War Measure
Wartime policy set a minimum wheat price of 2.26 to mobilize food for Allies. Farmers earned profits, aiding the war effort while preserving manpower for battle. The 14 cent per bushel gap funded supplies and saved lives, per a pro war era argument.
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Chateau-Thierry
Corydon to New Albany Car Service Announces Daily Trips
LL A Meech advertises twice daily passenger trips between Corydon and New Albany with morning and evening departures from Corydon and from the Hoosier Dairy Lunch in New Albany. Sunday trip at 4 30 P M and extra runs when possible. Stoveware supplier Geo B Wall also notes new stove boards in Corydon Indiana.
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Pearl Street
Honsier Dairy
LL. A. Meech
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