Practical Plan for State Public Railroads in Kansas
The Topeka Independent urges immediate reform by state action to end railroad monopoly. It outlines three methods: eminent domain to take railbeds, rate regulations with forfeiture for violations, or building state owned lines. It argues Kansas can inspire neighboring states, spur fair rates, and free producers, concluding bold action is required now.
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People's Party Ticket For Local Officials
Ticket lists mayoral and county posts with candidates including J W Shields for Treasurer J S Agnew for Sheriff H H Bolson for Clerk J D Walrad for Register of Deeds R S Boatright for Surveyor and Dr R C Splawn for Coroner J J Anderson for Commissioner Second District
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H. H. Bolson
J. D. Walrad
Restlessness of soul drives great achievement
Ella Wheeler Wilcox asserts that contentment hinders growth and notes that true progress comes from inborn restlessness to strive. She argues prize what is yours but remain unsatisfied enough to seek higher goals and new horizons beyond familiar shores.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcex
25 Cents a Year Promises Big Newspaper Club Drive
A short notice declares plans to add 10 000 new names to the subscription list in coming months. To spur growth the foreign edition AcrtaTor is offered at half price for clubs of four. The aim is to make the paper one of the nation’s best and urges readers to start a club immediately.
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J. W. Lewis ® Sons
People’s Party
J. W. Shields
J.S. Agnew
R. S. Boatright
R. C. Splawn
J. J. Anderson
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