August Weather and Partisan Struggles in Republican Rhetoric
A temperate August with unusual vegetation prompts calls for timely weather to mature corn before frost. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic views on trade, prices, and wages, noting Republican support for legislative restraint without harming enterprise. It cites unpaid money orders and criticizes party-aligned moves in state institutions, urging reform of the alleged misuse linked to campaign finance and party funds.
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Ary Limi
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The Influence of Mothers in American Society
From Rocky Mountain News an analysis argues that three fourths of crime poverty and depravity may stem from mothers influence. It questions factory life risks and child welfare while urging economic freedom and ballot power to improve homes and future generations.
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Rocky Mountain News
The
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America
Toby
Our Next County Treasurer
Henry county voters hear from Harrison Gregory Republican candidate for county treasurer. Wary, pleasant in Pear County, born 1S52 in Indiana, raised in Witlenfeld township, now in Henrys. Longtime grocer, township supervisor, Henry express agent for ten years, cell-made man with wealth and city property. Election forecast to yield a strong majority, says Lucon Journal.
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Harrison Gregory
J Gregory
Pear County
Henrys
Grovery
Lucon Journal
Congressman's Campaign Tour Planned in Marshall County
Congressman Graff to speak in Marshall County on Monday and Tuesday, September 29 and 30, with stops in Varna and Sparland. He will continue to tour the county through October visiting larger towns, relying on steady effort over overconfidence. The Journal notes strong local support historic backing Marshall County.
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Graffe
Marshall County
Varna
Sparland
Congresswal
Marshall
Tribute to America Cautions Catholics on Civic Unity
The piece quotes John Ireland urging fairness and absolute justice for America while warning Catholics against agitation and mistrust. It stresses that Catholics should be thoroughly imbued with patriotic spirit and love for national welfare, aligning with Pope Leo’s teachings on unity and sacrifice.
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America
John Ireland
Sermion
Arerica
Leo
Grange and Agriculture Advice From Eureka Journal
A dense agricultural column discusses seed corn selection, soil rotation, and crop diversity to improve yields and reduce pest damage. It cites Michigan and Illinois experts on dairy standards, milk quality, and public demand for wholesome, standard milk. It notes farm profitability signs like good stock and transport and cites a Kingman County corn stunt.
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Bloomington
W. J. Fracer
University of [Inois
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Urbana
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