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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
2
A political treatise denounces agitators as a threat to government and praises national unity in land and industry. It critiques the liquor issue as a driver of political conflict and calls for eliminating agitators to enable constructive governance and agricultural advancement.
A garbled historical passage discusses monarchs, politics, and religious warnings. It mentions the lure of power, duties of leadership, and the peril of pride in a world of governance and church. The fragment evokes themes of temptation and moral downfall.
A public forum praise of civic achievement, naming Edison, Bell, McCormick, and Fulton as masters shaping civilization. The speaker extols sacrifice for progress, the virtue of service, and America’s leadership in a new industrial era guided by practical genius and national purpose.
State court holds two cent passenger rate cannot be offset by surpluses from freight revenue. Norfolk and Western Railway argued that railways must be allowed to cross subsidize passenger service with freight profits. Court maintains each service must cover its own costs. surpluses from one traffic cannot justify underpayment for another.
The text discusses railroad finance and regulation, criticizing private promoters for leaving security decisions to owners. It argues for public controls on earnings, capital needs, and the allowing of higher charges to fund new lines, especially in the West. It stresses rail growth requires new capital and that citizens invest to earn profits.
Community Progress a Bank Ass urges bankers to finance farming, improve livestock, seed, and soil to raise prosperity. It lauds banks with soul, praises farmers’ partnerships, and envisions banks extending loans to uplift agriculture and local industry for broader dividends and community wealth.
Fragmented report describes political prayer meetings linked to parish life and agricultural issues. It notes dangers to church members and warns of misuses of religion for political ends while urging tenant farmers to support productive work for payments and a better future.
Beem and their benefits are described, noting that many farmers do not keep bees yet should. Bees aid orchard pollination and honey production, helping fruit yields and crop diversity. The text urges farmers to maintain hives to enhance pollination and fruit set through the season.
An oblique old advertisement warns of liver and stomach issues from bilious attacks and indigestion. It touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a tonic to restore liver function, cleanse the stomach, and restore health, claiming wide availability and relief.
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