Our American Cousins Reflect Canadian Money Honor
A Malden Mass editorial reprinted in Canadian and American papers praises Canada for paying bond coupons in Canadian funds while U S investors earn a premium. It contrasts Canadian monetary honor with U S financial practices, notes U S lawlessness and jazz-era excess, and urges Canada to bolster individual freedom and social justice while congratulating itself for current progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Tribune
Canada
Malden
Mass
Premier Bennett
United States
Calgary Albertan
The Newspaper Business in Marathon Iowa Town
The Marathon Republic editor urges local businesses to support the paper to keep publishing. Advertising revenue has dwindled, expenses cut, and the publisher faces a fragile budget while the town relies on the newspaper as its exchange of ideas and information. The piece emphasizes the need for local firms to advertise and for readers to value the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Marathon Republic
Turkey
Republic
Marathon
The
Avery Business
Local paper urged to support home editions amid tough times
The Humboldt Republican echoes calls for readers to back the home paper to prevent closures. It notes smaller papers struggle without patronage, cites county newspapers thriving on official patronage, and warns that losing local papers would hurt towns like Gilmore, Livermore, and Renwick. Also mentions a double header game Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Tegal
Humboldt County
Gilmore
Bede
Livermore
Renwick
Humboldt
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Leon Q. Whitsell
California State Railroad Commission
Iowa Public Service Company
Graettinger
the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger, In
Lew
Goobsyear Speedway
Jensen Auto Co
Humboldt Republican
Republican
Independent
Lutheran
Bible Conference
First Lutheran Church
Lowa
H. J. Stolee
Lutheran Bible Institute
Minneapolis
Stolee
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lost Island Lutheran Church
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