Another Tax Gatherer in Montana Gubernatorial Bid
The piece reports Harry B. Mitchell, former Great Falls Tribune reporter, entering the Montana governor race on the Democratic ticket. It warns against a proposed state income tax, arguing it would raise overall tax burdens, require a large enforcement apparatus, and fail to reduce property taxes. It cites historical state debt and critiques politicians as tax gatherers.
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Go Slow Sign Reads Inaccurate Message In Kentucky
In Bown in Pnervile Kentucky residents recall a roadside sign that once warned “Go Slow and See Our Ce Today” but likely read “Speed Up or You Will See Our Jail.” The garbled text reflects a historic misread or vandalized message amid unclear local context.
Presidential Opportunity for Hoover as Piano Tuner Cash Idea
A Washington meeting of piano tuners proposes a new program and commission under President Hoover. They claim many pianos secretly hold coins and urge a national effort to uncover hidden money, counting on presidential backing to spur action. The piece notes unlikely policy ideas emerging from a tuner gathering.
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Coin in furniture and pockets would ease unemployment
A satirical column urges recovering hidden money from discarded pockets and cushions as a way to stimulate employment, suggesting pianists and cabinet makers repair pianos and furniture while government headlines rally funds. It mentions cash slipping from father’s pockets, old trousers, and a billion unseen dollars returning to towns and bankers.
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Hope of Germany The Bruening government falls as Hindenburg preserves order
A historical analysis notes Bruening resigns after Groener’s exit signals military influence rising in Germany. Hindenburg remains the steady constitutional anchor, while London and Paris react to the upheaval amid looming Lausanne reparations talks. The piece mentions Omaha riots and political sarcasm about U S politics.
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Great Britain enters debt agreement with payoff plan
Editorial notes Sir John Simon announces Great Britain will begin payments on its postponed debts under Hoover moratorium terms. The piece traces recent British bond price moves, observes a link between debt confidence and market prices, and argues Britain, as the world's banker, must honor obligations to maintain trust.
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Sentence Sermons by the Rev Royal Smith
Faithfulness is praised as a fine art and a guiding virtue. The sermon notes small deeds as big, suggests faithfulness atones for faults in friends, and calls steadfastness a rare yet vital path to success.
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Trade of the Philippines grows from $4 million to $217 million
The Haskin Letter notes Philippine independence debate renews trade value with the United States, citing a jump from $4,000,000 in 1885 after the Paris Treaty to $217,000,000 in 1929, and recounts the Islands’ long commercial history from Magellan’s discovery to colonial era trade routes.
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Trade with the Philippines and US impact in early 20th century
The article describes historic Philippine trade under American influence, noting silver flows, ships laden with goods, and a shift in commerce. It contrasts how the dalanda trade with the world reached about $43 million, versus US trade, and explains changes in import and export patterns including sugar, cotton goods, machinery, meat, and pharmaceuticals.
Trade patterns in Philippine exports and imports in 1929
The article analyzes 1929 trade with the United States and the rest of the world, noting exports to the U S reached specific values while imports from the U S dominated by automotive and petroleum products. It highlights U S buyer share in Philippine production, compares total trade figures, and mentions foreign trade efforts by England and others. It also shifts to a social note on form of address for women, citing Dr. Mary Wy Williams and historical usage of Miss and Mrs. in English.
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Questions and answers from the Washington information bureau
A garbled OCR style compilation presents Q and A about golf, astronomy, tobacco policy, language, and public notices. It references Frances Williams, the Beene district government, Southern Pacific, and the Washington observatory. The piece includes questions on training, attire, signals, and library holdings with scattered names and places.
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Picks to Write Go. Py Platform and Campaign Notes
Fragmentary early 1940s political draft discusses platform, party leadership, and campaign strategy. Mentions Jamming ft. Molt, Garfield, Hoover, and aConventon's platform, with references to nutrition, vegetables, and wartime policies.
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