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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
4
A fragment notes a Republican legislature requiring a figure to sell a different quality of goods at a local store. The readable text hints at changes affecting sales practices and product standards but lacks full details.
The piece notes friendly critique of the last legislature for enacting many wholesome laws and contrasts this with a perceived assault on the Taggart press bureau. It mentions no Democratic legislature as a counterpoint and emphasizes legislative achievements.
A 1904 trend praised the Indiana senator for loyal backing of McKinley and he has maintained the same steady support for Roosevelt, winning broad public approval for his consistent party leadership.
Mr. Bryan says the Democratic nominee should secure more electoral votes than he did, and then pledge to back that candidate only if he is a strong organization Democrat who supported the 1906 ticket. He adds no one who rejects his views can remain in the party, making acceptance of his conditions essential for Nebraskan backing.
A reflective piece arguing prosperity is not driven by Wall Street or rail rate laws. It notes New York state savings deposits reached 1 363 035 326 on January 1 and belong to 2 285 800 people. It warns crop failures loom and urges wise, fair action and intelligent execution to sustain prosperity.
The Washington Herald argues the convention pick should represent Republican ideals from Lincoln to Roosevelt. The chosen leader must stand for those principles and be strong enough to set his own policy, not merely be a successor.
Willie tells his father a dream where St Peter shows a chalk ladder to heaven and Willie must write sins on the rungs. He asks his father for chalk. the father descends for more chalk, ruining the ascent and the dream.
The Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners concluded a fifty day session assessing property of railroads traction and sleeping car lines pipelines telegraph and telephone companies and express firms. They raised railroad valuations by about 9 million dollars emphasizing a fair tax burden amid rising earnings. The board will reconvene in mid July to hear appeals.
The board seeks a thirty day session to equalize real estate values and tax burden. It notes efforts to fix railroads and corporate property values so they bear a fair share, boosting state and county revenues. The public depositories law routes interest on public funds to the people.
Wheat in local market climbs toward one dollar per bushel with shippers paying ninety two cents now and likely to hit a dollar before harvest. Timothy hay slips to twenty dollars per ton with retail around one dollar ten cents per hundred pounds. Potatoes reach one dollar per bushel as strawberries arrive, but overall crop prospects weaker and vegetable prices fall.
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