Real Newspaper and a Great Debate Over News
A compilation of letters and editorials from North Dakota and South Dakota papers laments and defends news reporting practices. It contrasts Beach Advance with The Chronicle, notes the Stockwell-Brinton case coverage, and critiques urban papers for farm ignorance while praising transparent reporting as public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Brinton
Golden Valley Chronicle
Brinton-Near
Beach
Sentinel Butte Republican
Beach Advance
Chronicle
Friends of the Beach Advance
Advance
Hty
The
Supreme Court
Stockwell-Brinton
Change in marriage law sparks state wide attention
Newspapers across the state warn of the July 1 implementation of new marriage rules requiring real men and women to marry. Critics say it will deter faultful behavior by young men and women and urge parents to improve home and social training for child protection. Fallon county election petitions reopen after Judge Hurley’s opinion on voter qualifications and petition filings. A note signals general caution toward “the quitter” and a wary sentiment toward those who fear to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Republican
Kansas
Union
Iowa
Roosevelt
Post Life Commission
Middle West
Down East College
Vassar
Golden Valey County
Fargo
Fallon County
Custer County
Hurley
Aftsa
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MR. Henry Peck
Gross
Dunn County
Marmarth
Republican
Marshalltown
Jake
North Dakota
Hfarge Forum
South Dakota
Echools
Accrd
Tokio
McCumber
Courier-News
Poe
Ek Country
John D. Works
California
Gettysburg
Heflin
Lincoln
Sonmaant
Columbia University
Pothis
Hatfield
West Virginia
National Committee of the Socialist Party
Victor L. Berger
Adolph Germer
Eugene V. Debs
Gov
Glasscock
Arkansas
Congress
Jack Johnson
Joliet
Mr. Taft
Connecticut
Reine
Tor
C. F. Smith
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