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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
2
The Holbrook News lists subscription and advertising rates with yearly, six month, and quarterly options and a transient rate. It also quotes a public duty pledge emphasizing truth, justice, responsibility, and loyalty to Holbrook and Navajo County.
Financial pages note crude rubber at record lows wool below prewar figures and silk at new lows. Labor grows abundant and workers seek jobs while productivity and efficiency rise leading to a more conservative price level and better value for consumers. Public utility regulation hinges on capable independent commissioners.
The Non Partisan League announces a seven point socialist platform in Idaho including state owned utilities a public bank and railways, and support for labor laws waterpower and direct democracy measures. It warns against underestimating the party's potential and urges voters to adopt or defeat its program depending on support for socialism.
Regulation of public utility corporations is a most serious matter and reflects the urgency of governance at the highest state level. Officials urge strict oversight to ensure reliable service and fair rates for citizens.
The Farmers Bank of Ellensburg Washington warns farmers to engage in politics this fall. It cautions against allowing outsiders and the Non Partisan league to influence state policy, urging citizens to protect prosperity from socialistic experiments.
The article urges voters to support men who reject radical changes to state government and will manage the system in a safe and sane manner, opposing the socialistic doctrine of state ownership and control. It cautions that the movement could end with government ownership of farms and lands.
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