Notices of church events and fundraisers pricing policy
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Who Are the Profiteers
Dr. Henry C. Taylor leads a new U S Agriculture Bureau of Markets investigation into marketing conditions. The study will trace final prices from producer to consumer and reveal who profits at each stage, with examples from Texas spinach and Montana cow hides to shoes.
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Henry C. Taylor
Bureau of Markets
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Chicago
Montana
Lloyd George Praised for Plain Spoken Power
The Welsh premier Lloyd George is hailed for his direct and forceful oratory and is widely regarded as one of the great men of the age though his absence from the peace conference is deeply regretted.
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Lloyd George
Cigarette Law Penalizes Selling to Minors
The 18 year old age limit law imposes misdemeanor charges, fines of 25 to 500 dollars, or up to three months in jail for selling or gifting tobacco to minors. Mothers’ civic groups back enforcement, urging public support and parental guidance to end underage smoking.
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Good Government Club
School Money Foreclosures Hit Common School Fund
State files about eighty five foreclosure suits to reclaim titles to abandoned farms funded by the common school bank. Actna reports four and a half million dollars invested in farm loans with thirty five percent delinquent. Officials warn public losses may be heavier than known while stressing the fund for children’s benefit.
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Actna
T. V. Bailey
State Land Register
Bailey
Question about Purpose and Contribution
A reflective query asks why one remains present if they do not contribute to the common good or inspire cheerful effort. It considers personal motivation and social role in communal progress.
Farmers clash with Stone’s sermon on economy in Dillon
Hesede O Haire voices farmer complaints on autos and costs raised by a banker critique of spending on cars. He argues car ownership harms farms, cites tax and mortgage concerns, and laments lost time hiring help while urging practicality and thrift.
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Dillon Tribune
Hannah
Caryall
Beaverhead
Dillon
Mr. Stone
Dobbin
Shay
Jet
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cure Claim Adverts
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claimed to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. It purportedly destroys the disease foundation, strengthens the patient, and aids the body in healing. Circulars are offered free by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tom Watson’s Senate Censure Sparks Georgia Reply
Critics in Georgia view Watson’s U S Senate seat as a humiliation amid broad scorn over his charges against American officers and Red Cross nurses. The piece condemns his reckless unfounded accusations and national reaction.
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Georgia
U. S. Senate
Tom Watson
Red Cross
Somhe' Girls and the Peacherino State
An excerpt notes some girls are described as natural peacher inos and others learn to overcome this state, suggesting a regional or cultural expression. It contrasts innate traits with personal progress and frames peacherino as a phase to be overcome.
McCormick Saves Fort Missoula and Attains Rail Rate Victory
Congressman McCormick battled to keep Fort Missoula from being repurposed as military headquarters and hospital. He is praised as a hometown hero for preserving the fort and for securing a cent per mile rail rate for American Legion delegates in Kansas City. He reinforces that constituents chose him to represent them in Congress, contrasting effort with mere advertising.
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Congressman McCormick
Fort Missoula
Missoula
McCormick
American Legion
Kansas City
Congress
When Men Cease to Kill Innocent Things Wantonly
A reflective remark expresses hope for a kinder era as violence against animals ends. The statement emphasizes a wish for reduced cruelty and a more humane world driven by restraint and empathy.
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Dillon Postoffice
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Tribune
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Potts
Paris
Isas
Aly
Sixth Avenue
Ag Nu
Eliel Brothers
Farmer
Stone
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