Classified and letters policy for the newspaper
The notice outlines letters to editor limits at 600 words and rejects anonymous letters. It details advertising rates of two cents per word for first insertion and one cent thereafter. It also lists deadlines for same day ads, after hours composition charges, and removal orders by 6:00 p.m. the previous evening.
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John
Wichita
West End
Osage River Park
Osage
Wichitas
Suild' ‘Ing
Constitutional questions loom over state and local rail plan
The editorial laments oppression and debates state constitutional provisions affecting senators and delegates after election. It notes the legality of recent gubernatorial appointments, discusses a proposed streetcar track removal for a county backed public transit shift, and argues stockholders should meet promptly to consider converting rail to bus service while preserving jobs and public benefit.
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Marsh
Ohio County
Kump
CWA
Tygarts Valley Traction Co
Righter Heads Committee At B and O Depot in Chicago
Charleston dispatch notes Righter named head of a winter committee at the B and O depot in Chicago with no admission fee. Lubliner, house finance chair, forms sub committees to study economy and potential abolishment of the agriculture department and board of control. Delegates include Righter (D., Harrison), Tallman (D., Mason), and another D. from Ohio amid finance committee deliberations.
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Chicago
Charleston
Department of Agriculture and Board of Control
Lubliner
House Finance Committee
Agricult Department
Board of
Nance Committee
Department of Agriculture
Righter
Harrison
Tallman
Mason
Ohio
End of Prohibition Restores Liberty in Utah Vote
The Utah constitutional convention cast its vote for repeal of the 18th Amendment, final adoption of the 21st, making Utah the 36th state to ratify. The piece lauds liberty, criticizes prohibition, and argues removal of the liquor stigma reduces demand while defending individual rights to personal conduct.
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Utah
Forbidden Valley Quest Amid Northern Wilds
Curt Teynyson and Paul Berclaire pursue the Russian key figure Thor Karukkan in Huseian Hake Canada, rescuing Sonia Nichole from danger. Tensions rise with Sonya over revolution ties as they plan a risky trek into Klosphee lands guarded by wary guides. A stormy, perilous night tests their resolve and foreshadows a dangerous showdown with unseen foes.
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Thor Karukkan
Curt Teynyson
Paul Berclaire
Huseian Hake
Canadian
Kent
Sonia” Nichole
Sonya
Curt
Ata Ponolen
Curt Plaus
Na Sonya
Onya
Ralph
Russia
Dominion
Brother
Slater
Old John
Nichola
Russian Lake
Nichols
John
Misa Nichols
Higginbotham
Mre. Hodkine
Mr. Ralston
Sotanky
Tle
Losohee
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