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Rural free delivery a nation wide reform sparks debate
A lengthy 1903 public pamphlet argues for government ownership of railways and telegraphs, endorses an income tax, criticizes private banks, and extols rural free delivery as a democrat reform. It credits Thomas Watson for advancing rural mail routes, cites Congressional records, and pledges continued advocacy to expand postal service to farmers nationwide.
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