Radford's Radical Ranting Sparks Publisher Critique
A reprinted Golden Age piece by Peter Radford criticizing preachers who wade into politics. The author accuses liquor interests and some papers of capitalizing on the controversy, calling out paid plate matter and subverted presses.
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Peter Radford
Peter
National Farmers’ Union
Texas
Pilgrim Fathers
Salem
Mass
Atlanta
Georgia
Radford
Des Moines Police Retired Officer Ends Life After Job Loss
W T Maitland a 60 year old former Des Moines police officer and preacher prepared his five children for Sunday school then shot himself after giving the family savings of $9 to the youngest. Discharged five weeks earlier for physical deficiency Maitland had served 13 years on the force and was once chief of detectives and an ordained Friends' church minister who preached in several churches in the city.
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Des Moines
W. T. Maitland
Maitland
Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Friends’ Church
Senator Gore Urges Rural Credit System For U S Farmers
Senator Thomas P. Gore, chair of the Agriculture and Forestry Committee, explains in a letter to Edward H. Watson the case for a United States rural credit system. He contrasts European long term loans with American five year farm mortgages, arguing long term, low rate lending would ease debt and spur farmer prosperity, and notes the Farm Credits Commission prepared a bill for Congress.
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United States
Thomas P. Gore
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Edward H. Watson
Robinson, Ir
Europe
New World
Germany
America
United States Farm Credits Commission
Congress
Ellendale Items Reflect Neighborhood News
John Stoddard’s children recovered from sickness and are doing well. George Stronges visited the area last Saturday. Kirk Stoddard Chas Tate and Ed Fowlkes hog butchering the past week. Chas McGuire and Al Padget traveled to New Haven last Tuesday. Weather remains stormy with heavy snow hindering travel. Harry Willson of New Haven visited last Monday. Sam Tate left Aulett on the stage last Thursday. Frankie Crawford visited his aunt Mrs Chittim in Hulett for a few days. New Haven Telephone Company met at Jake Hauber’s last Wednesday. Chas Tate and his wife celebrated their forty‑third wedding anniversary last Thursday and friends hope to attend their fiftieth.
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John Stoddard
George Strong
Kirk Stoddard
Chas, Tate
Ed Fowlkes
Chas
McGuire
al Padgett
New Haven
Harry Willson
Sam Tate
Aulett
Sam
Frankie Crawford
Mrs. Chittim
Hulett
Chas. Tate
Donald Doings In A Cold Winter Tone
Winter is in good shape in Donald with sickness in the neighborhood. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Irvin Mowery died January 20. Farmers plan a meeting January 39 at Donald hall. Nellie Baxter and daughter Lillian visited. Thermometer fell to 32 degrees below zero on the 27th. Fred Kruger welcomes a new girl born last week. Cold weather delays school travel. Frank Risher visited and may move to Sheridan for schooling. A dance set for February 12 at Donald hall with Terhune orchestra. O F Morse shipped two carloads of porkers from Omaha. Donald Aladdin mail now carried on a sleigh. roads resemble those from three years ago.
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L. M. Mowery
Donald Hall
Irvin Mowery
Nellie Baxter
Lillian
Donald Bhe
Fred Kruger
Frank Risher
Donald
Frank
Sheridan
Terhune
O. F. Morse
Omaha
Winter Sickness and Neighborly News From Caldwell Vicinity
Local residents report sickness in the area and cold winter weather with good sleighing. Fred Groat made a business trip to Tower last week. Mary McClure, starting a four month term at Caldwell school, is missed by friends. Two crowds gathered at M McClure’s in one week for Mary’s honor, with cards and games lasting late. Jim Adair works for Fred Tracy feeding cattle. Mrs J Nelson has dental troubles as winter continues.
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Fred Groat
Tower
Jim Adair
Fred Tracy
Mary McClure
Caldwell
M. McClure
Mary
Quieting Title Petition Filed In Sundance Wyoming
In Crook County Wyoming a quiet title action is filed by Anna Donavan against Easter A Barber William L Barber Clemming A Williams and Fred L Morris in the Fourth Judicial District Court. The plaintiff seeks to quiet her claim to late numbered ten eleven and twelve in Block Four of Sundance and to bar any adverse claims or liens. Respondents are notified to answer by March 6 1914 or the petition’s allegations may be taken as true and relief granted.
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District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
Wyoming
Crook County
Anna Donavan
Sundance
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T. R. Durham
Alva
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Ge. Co. Ravymon
Land Office
Fundance
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U.S. Court
H. E. Frost
Embalmer Wyo
Rea
Belle Fourche
J. H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
Hulbit
W. R. Loomis
Prop
Lena Langton
Interior Department
Iowa
Senator Gore
GORE
Ellendale
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New Haven Telephone Company
Jake Hauber
Donald Doings
North Bear Lodge
Hakas
Smiley-Gay Hardware Store
Tion
Aladdin
Alva Store
General Merchandise
D. A. Ruland
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wyo
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Hulett Express
Chaffin's Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
Hulett’s
Hulett Country
L. J. Schiller
Easter A. Barber
William L. Barber
Clemming A. Williams
Fred L. Morris
A. D
W. F. Leslie
M. Nichola
Mona
H. L. Sime
Alent Will
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck, M. Dak
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