Where ignorance is bliss in the Wardell institute talk
A farmer’s institute speaker argues ignorance harms civilization and urges farmers to seek knowledge across art, science, politics, and markets. He warns against corporate greed, merger power, and tariff debates, urging informed voting, better roads, and active engagement in government.
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President's Trust Stance Sparks Public Curiosity
On a crowded scene the President spoke about trusts. Reporters rushed to shorthand his words while the crowd asked where he landed on the issue. The piece notes the public’s eagerness to read the papers for a firm position.
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