Governor Faces Split Over 35 Million Relief Bond Issue
Readers confront a heated debate on a proposed 35 million dollar relief bond. Supporters rally at teas, citing growth and jobs while opponents warn of bloated costs and long-term debt. The discussion notes political maneuvering, public sentiment, and potential electoral impact as the state weighs this fiscal plan.
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Citch
Sonia Ther
Gollerie
Altrdel
Ho Stokes
Ugnivel Lie Polley
Split Second Editorials by Robert Quillen on Public Ownership
Fragmented OCR notes present Robert Quillen style editorials discussing public ownership, distrust of politicians, wartime era rhetoric, calls for accountability, warnings about moneyed influence, and a parade of local social updates and names amid a satirical political critique. The piece references Morgan and Americanism rhetoric, critiques of dictatorial power, and a stream of neighborhood anecdotes and social notices.
Public Forum Letter on Farm Mortgages and Moral Law
A reader laments boilerplate abuses by creditors and merchants, citing second mortgages on crops and auto purchases. The writer warns that farmers will lose crops, face tax burdens, and rely on charity as winter looms, urging moral and legal shifts to curb predatory practices.
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the Tribune
Sallen
Mortgaxs
Kersey County Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Kersey notes shuffled by the town, listing Ida visitor Eddie Cooper visiting grandfather George J. Cooper. Edda spent boyhood in Karsay and worked for Lost Tyler Telephona. Dan Smith attended janitors' school. Ralph Dasts in his home with a nurse. D. A. Wigle now school superintendent rents Peters house. Union Pacific cuts foremen on Colorado division. E Mudgett forced to Grind, Kansas. Mudgetts drove to Byers to fetch John visiting Mrs. Verpe Schado. Rex Wakeman, previously Denver worker, returns home. W. C. Carter, formerly of Kersey, mentioned.
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Kersey Kersey
D. A. Wigle
Peters
First Street
Union Pacific
Colorado
Thors
Rex Wakeman
Denver
W. C. Carter
Keraay
Unclear historic call for farmer and worker relief laws
Fragmentary note discusses Hess Men and annuals, relief bills, public works, and sentiment that relief does not aid workers or farmers. Mentions finance and business joking about laws, workers resisting forced charity, and a possible call for a declaration of independence.
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Hess
Lilla
Fihanca
Business
Saadtad
Local notices and social items from Sligo area readers
Community snippets report a Grace Hunter home gathering hosted by Davidell Scoboy, plus visits by the Wakemans near Kuner and updates on Sligo school alumni Cora Marie Wheeler and Marquard family events. Mentions of a death in Michigan City, a marriage near Fruita, and Rural Fire Club committee actions with hog subsidies and registrations. Robert and Wilbur Johnston sent hogs to Denver. Tiobert Moreland joins a military camp.
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City
Ind
Sligo Sligo
Marx
Cora Marly Wheeler
Angelon
Calit
Graver
Cora
Sligo
Kuma Markrud
Abu
Evelyn
Fruita
Ife
Murkridy
Ofber
Yellef
Robert
Wilbur
Johnston
Denver
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Mra
L. Marquie
Ennis Bay Lome
Coleman
Earl Lynch Johnston
Living disproof of old adage quoted in Purcell home incident
On Sunday a severe thunderstorm struck the Purcell home of Mr. LB Grittenden. A blows struck Mrs. Crittenden in the head as a fireprone room collapsed, destroying a stove and refrigerating units. Subsequent damage included the house and furniture with alarms raised by the storm.
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Lyles
LB. Grittenden
Purcell
Strick
Fragments Describe Local Social Club Life and Public Works
OCR fragments recount a Shamrock club gathering at a home with social chatter and dining, mentions of gardens, columbines, and a court purchase. It notes repairs to a public drinking tower, painting in Perth and South Vicoly, and a copper fountain west of a public site. Events stream with names like Boothroyd and Strong.
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Maoy & Lear
Bearduley
Boothroyd
Dalny
Pos Mountain Columbines
R. d. Strong
Greeley
Perth
Viicoly
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H. G. Robinson Auto
Shermnan Tire
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Henry Stein
Latts
Motor Exchange
Garnsey and Wheel
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