Electric railway subsidy urged to save Covington commerce
A call to Covington business leaders and workers to rally for a proposed electric railway subsidy next Tuesday. The piece argues the $1,000 local subsidy will trigger the line's construction, keeping the road from leaving town as competitors like Attica and Williamsport bid higher. Citizens are urged to form personal committees and work nonstop to secure the project and protect the town’s future.
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Attica
Williamsport
LaFayette
Danville
Beef Trust Debate Echoes in Public Welfare Rhetoric
The passage argues that conviction against market restraint of trade could disrupt cattle and meat supply, influencing public sentiment to defend large packing firms. It notes packers may raise prices, restrict supply, and sway public opinion, while praising large firms' efficiency and by product profits. It also mentions a local summer school proposal and a carpet shop ad.
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N.w
Beef Trust
Steel Corporation
Journal
Fight with the Beep Trust Blues the meat packers
The Sherman act suit against Chicago meat packers proceeds as the attorney general argues that packing houses conspired to fix cattle bids in stockyards and divvy markets among themselves, refusing sales to retailers who bought from others.
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Chicago
Speak well of your town vote for Covington subsidy
An appeal urges residents to support Covington by voting for an electric service subsidy next Tuesday. The piece calls the unselfish man to action and frames the subsidy as a means to advance the town.
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Covington
Thei ‘Advisory Department
Chattahooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Teun
Death of Admiral Sampson Prompts Reflections on Reconciliation
The text mourns Admiral William T. Sampson and urges friends of Sedley to set aside past controversies. It emphasizes unity and forgiveness, advocating a childlike spirit of reconciliation and moving forward after disappointment.
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William T. Sampson
Sedley
Sampson
Aftermath of City Election Contests Lingers
The article notes how the city election contest and its aftermath linger on the participants with facial expressions reflecting the strain and unresolved tensions. The piece emphasizes the lasting impact on individuals involved and the lingering political atmosphere.
Vote to Carry One Per Cent Subsidy for Electric Line
Citizens urged to support a one per cent subsidy next Tuesday to aid the local electric line. The appeal argues the measure serves public interests over individual concerns, framing the vote as a decisive improvement for Covington.
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Covington
Danville Indians Host Leaders In Sunday Baseball
The Danville Indians travel to meet the Leaders this Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Merryman and Harmony will pitch for Covington as Danville fields top local talent in a bid to defeat the Leaders. Fans are urged to attend this standout ball game.
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Danville Indians
Danville
Ball Park
Merryman
Harmony
Covington
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