Marriage rumor denied by friends raises confusion
Last week a marriage notice for Nick Seger and Lena Bredhold circulated in Happy Valley and bore Paul Brenner’s signature, which he denies. Bredholds, Segers, and Brenners are longtime friends, and someone may be trying to sow discord. The News seeks the sender’s identity to stop further trouble.
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Nick Seger
Lena Bredhold
Happy Valley
Paul Brenner
Mr. Brenner
Bredholds
Segers
Brenners
Free Ports Build Growth Through Free Trade
Peter Radford argues for a national shift to maritime commerce, noting inadequate port facilities and heavy charges. He calls for Congress to fund free ports where ships can dock and discharge cargo without fees, claiming this would cut costs for farmers and accelerate trade.
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Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Congress
The Vital Problem of Agriculture by Peter Radford
A critique of agricultural development focusing on the market side. The piece argues for a united national effort combining farmers merchants bankers and educators to solve marketing challenges and avoid overproduction. It endorses farm demonstrators and warns that growth requires balancing production with effective marketing.
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Peter Radford
United States
Farmers’ Union
Horse neigh tale as cure for political quarreling
A fable recalling ancient Persia where six claimants to the throne agreed the one whose horse neighs first would rule. The piece suggests modern parties resolve disputes by similar signal like a neigh a bark or a bray to restore focus on industry and life.
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Darius
Persia
Why Is Woman Restless? A Texas Farmer's Union Speech
W D Lewis argues against women’s suffrage, praising motherhood and home as the nation’s moral core. He questions women’s push for political power, warning that civic control harms society and that the hearthstone and family Bible should guide governance. He labels the country as law mad and warns against hen pecked government.
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W. D. Lewis
Texas Farmers’ Union
Senate
Christendom
United States
Congress
Divine Covenant and Suffrage Debate From The Bible
A dated column argues against women gaining suffrage, invoking divine covenant between Eve and Adam and warning that altering the binding agreement would provoke divine displeasure. It contrasts ancient Israelite wandering with modern society and cites Rome’s attempt to lower women's status as evidence of civilizational backlash.
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Eve
Rome
Merid
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