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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
The piece argues tariff revision fuels party discord and cites Indiana debt trends since 1860. It claims Democrats increased the state debt during their reigns, while Republicans paid down most of it, leaving only non-matured bonds. It labels the debt a monument to Democratic mismanagement.
A tribute to the cow highlighting its all around utility from milk to fertilizer and even cardboard. It argues farming and wage workers share fates, noting Roosevelt’s support for farmers and wage earners in a joint loyalty to national welfare.
The Republican party is praised for passing the railway rate bill, a proposal first suggested in December 1904 by a Republican president. Despite Democratic opposition in the Senate, the Republican Congress passed it with near unanimous support, benefiting thousands of western shippers and the broader populace, while boosting Republican votes.
The piece rebuts a Democrat claim that the governor’s office cost 5200000 to run last year, clarifying a 56400 appropriation. Two thirds was returned to the treasury, with under 19000 spent on records investigations, yielding substantial state savings and commendation instead of fault.
The text cites 1905 appropriations from the general fund totaling 1 010 000 for new state buildings, including Southeastern hospital for insane 560 000 epileptic village 150 000 industrial school for girls 150 000 deaf and dumb institute 150 600, with no tax increase except six mills for school revenue. It contrasts with past Democratic waste and suggests the Republican administration could have built the State house without a special levy.
Notice is given that Charles P. Jones is appointed administrator of the estate of Dane Lamering late of Crawford county Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. Also referenced are attorneys Weathers Stotsenburg Stewart. The piece includes an advertisement for Electric Bitters with testimonials and druggist sales details.
Real estate listing describes a 1 acre farm near English Indiana with a five room dwelling two barns two large chicken houses a smoke house and cellar. 10 acres cultivated and over 100 bearing fruit trees. Priced at 1200. Inquiries to J. E. Stewart English Ind. includes reply stamp. Crawford County Real Estate Loan Co.
An old advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises money back if it fails. FE W Grove’s signature appears on each box and the price is 25 cents.
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