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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
4
Gov Hughes cites Bryan's plan to curb trusts as a dreamlike fix. The piece questions forcing federal licenses or restricting control, arguing disintegration harms production and workers, and warns such "remedies" ignore practical plant realities and market needs.
In 1900 a telegram from President McKinley to Judge William H. Taft in Cincinnati shifted him toward civil government in the Philippines. Taft hesitated yet chose to accept, urged by Root’s warning that fate awaited him beyond the easy path. The exchange opened a pivotal turn in American history and Taft’s future.
Remarks by Hon. Sunds B. Sherman claim the Civil War created an enduring obligation beyond money, noting the Republican pension laws have paid over one and a half billion to disabled veterans and survivors, calling it unprecedented in justice and generosity among nations.
A fragmentary note recalls Brean lamenting tensions within the nation as Tillers of the soil mobilize to Congress and the Senate. The piece mentions mobs and French opposition to a certain fermey in Lincoln Nebraska as part of a bid for the White House.
A historical feature recalls Taft lineage from Uxbridge Massachusetts with a 1874 Taft reunion. Alphonso Taft, father of the future Republican candidate, delivered a genealogical address linking ancestors to national service and politics. The piece notes Captain William Taft and civil service progress culminating in William Howard Taft.
A fir and record praises the Republican party for wealth in men, principls and a history of promises performed. James G. Sherman declares support for party principles and majority choice. The Beaver editor suggests Bryan could gain in the Rocky Mountain States by backing a federal mining stock deposit guaranty.
An advertisement urges renters to buy Texas land, claiming payments then equal or exceed rents and asserting land values will double. It promotes 100000 acres in Randall Hale Swisher counties with soil, water, and climate advantages, prices from 3.50 to 22.50 per acre, plus railroad access and a sleeping car from Omaha to Canyon City.
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