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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
4
The essay argues society must balance ethics and economics in unemployment policy. It rejects blanket state maintenance of the unemployed as a permanent wage project, insisting the state need not assume purely humanitarian tasks. Individuals bear moral responsibility where the state has none.
The piece notes the rapid expansion of Rural Free Delivery over ten years from 83 to 37,582 carriers and costs rising from 14840 to 26,755,524 dollars. It cites Government support for parcels post, route readjustments restoring daily delivery, and rural delivery as a catalyst linking farmer to wider commerce and reducing isolation.
Sir Joseph Ward premier of New Zealand hosted the visiting American battle fleet with royal hospitality. He guided the crew on a two day interior tour, demonstrated Zealand’s geysers and Maori sites, and highlighted social equality including women at polls and courts. Ward, 61, is praised for his entertaining skills and political career.
Mehtmed Ali Bey, late Turkish ambassador to the United States, has been removed by order from Constantinople. His father Izzet Pasha fled justice and is reportedly hiding in New York with a fortune and an English speaking interpreter to shield him. Mundi Bey, former New York consul general, believes the exiled boss is in the city and at risk if found by revolutionists.
William 8. Cowherd led the Missouri Democratic primary but faces a court fight over his plurality. Walter Ball alleges widespread ballot fraud in the races, with Cowherd carrying St. Louis Kansas City and Springfield by large margins, while other counties opposed him. Ball cites evidence from three counties to back his challenge. Cowherd, 48, a Kansas City lawyer and former mayor congressman, received backing from Senator William J. Stone. Gov Folk supports Ball. Folk declined to send state officials to aid investigations, leaving local prosecutors to handle the matter.
Donald Robertson, famed actor and manager, leads Chicago’s municipal theater project to be funded by Art Institute directors. A 30 week season opens in Fullerton Hall with classic plays from German, Spanish, Scandinavian, Italian, French and American writers. Admission by Art Institute membership. no entertainment focus, but a pedantic educational aim.
Three years after urging farmers in Iowa to use road drags this campaign reports improved roads where the drag was applied and maintained. It calls on townships to resist grade overuse and to continue drainage and grading with road graders for better country roads.
The article urges early plowing after harvest to destroy perennials and grasses like wild artichoke and morning glory. Damp soils in spring and summer allow weeds to thrive. plowing early, with weed tops buried and roots exposed, reduces overwintering growth. Pigs can aid in tuber removal, and fall plowing protects soil while preparing for next season.
Prof L H Pammel of the Iowa Agricultural College details the loco weed Oxytropis lambertii found across the western plains. He notes its purple flowers, tufted stems, and root stock, with harm linked to soil minerals rather than the plant itself, based on recent Department of Agriculture findings.
An illustration from Prairie Farmer shows a wire fence gate made without braces. The wire at the top is twisted tight and secured to the post with staples, with no descriptive text provided beyond this setup.
In early republic days roads were local and trade was barter. Now regional routes enable long journeys and a worldwide distribution. Secretary H. H. Groes argues for state financed roads funded by taxing all property, not just farm land, to improve farms, schools, land values, and national prosperity.
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