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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
4
The Columbus Dispatch notes that farm output has surged but cannot keep pace with rising consumption. It calls for adjustment through either expanding agricultural employment or boosting production per acre to feed those earning money in other sectors at lower costs.
The Spirit Lake Beacon signals nominal assent to concealing a republican stance on late congressional tariff proceedings. It warns there will be trouble if a Republican convention in Iowa is pressured to endorse the Cannon-Aldrich tariff reform.
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that a 0,000 strong militia in peacetime suffices. It praises Roosevelt era policy that brings state militias into active cooperation with regular forces, claiming it provides means to raise an army if needed.
The piece contrasts Cummins and Perkins on tariff reform and regulatory policy. It notes Cummins' unwavering stance and Perkins' shifting rhetoric, then references President Taft's Des Moines speech on interstate commerce reform. The Sioux City Journal questions how Cummins’ ideas align with Taft’s, mentioning amendments to the interstate commerce law.
The Sioux City Daily News argues that protected infant industries have grown costly for the public. It contends these giants should become self sustaining and aid their supporters instead of draining resources. The piece likens continued protection to a dependent baby and calls for restraint.
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues that modern primaries favor moneyed candidates. It contends a poor man cannot mount a personal campaign and that rich candidates often become poor officials, while honest, plain men remain underrepresented.
The Osage News argues electing a congressman should hinge on honest, efficient representation of local sentiment rather than personal infamy or stance. It notes current GOP belief that no change is needed in the district, citing editorials from Sheldon Sun and Sioux City Journal on Hubbard and factional unity.
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