Why Don t We Must Cut Army and Navy to Cut Taxes
The writer supports Senator Borah who argues cutting expenses is the path to lower taxes and that military spending should be trimmed now. He notes June outlays show 115 million spent on war departments, questions security gains from big fleets, and urges disarmament as a means to tax relief. He claims U.S. leadership in world disarmament is possible and desirable.
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S.A. Russell
Wisconsin ruling defends public access to rivers and lakes
Attorney General Morgan holds that state rivers and lakes cannot be closed to the public by riparian landowners. The decision broadens outdoor access amid population growth, urging sportsmen to value communal rights as well as individual freedoms in navigating nature’s bounty.
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Morgan
Wisconsin
Attorney General
Isis
True sportsmen defend rights of hunting and fishing
The text argues that hunting and fishing rights must be exercised without harming others. It praises Attorney General Marquis for defending lawful access while urging self restraint amid careless visitors who damage property. It comments on fairness, decency, and the impact of large appropriations and taxes.
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Americr
Quakers Lead War Relief Hybrid Across Borders
Quakers contributed more money and workers than other religious groups in war relief, operating from before the armistice into postwar years. They expanded into Russia, Germany, Ireland, and Canada with support from Britain and Australia, funding relief there totaling about $600,000 in Russia alone.
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Mrussia
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Canada
Buckurd
Australia
Hickgite
Quaker Union
Russia
Tora
America
Business Conditions Amid Price Pressures and Market Shifts
A dated economic bulletin notes mixed signals in mid-season trade, with price wars and rising material costs, while merchants show cautious optimism. It highlights banking reserves, agricultural focus shifting to markets and financing, and a gradual uptick in housing and construction but ongoing auto and industry uncertainty.
Wisconsin Lawmakers Debate Farm Credit Measures
Wisconsin representatives in Washington discuss tax proposals and farm credit. Nelson argues for direct farmer relief through government securities, while other speakers assess treasury tax changes and potential impact on small businesses and banks. Delegation members from Milwaukee Oshkosh Waupunen and other cities travel to push rural aid policy and funding priorities.
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Chevernar Thinel
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Leck
Stafford
Local Complaint Letter Urges Clean Streets and Civic Action
A reader letter from Mulder at 892 Rose St criticizes police and officials for uneven enforcement and urges residents to clean sidewalks. The writer calls for better street maintenance, civic responsibility, and louder community oversight to prevent crime and disorder.
Welfare Critique Sparks Debate In Portland
A cryptic piece from the Portland Oregonian argues welfare expansion harms society. It rails against overprovision and questions policy efficacy, urging reform and restraint amid broad public interest and welfare debates.
Railroad King Seeks Iron Boost After Pie Incident
A fragmentary report notes the Railroad King seeking medical help to reset after a pie incident. Doctor suggests iron therapy as part of the recovery plan, with the peculiar earworm of a chaotic railway system lingering in the background of the scene.
Financial Service Station and Public Notices This Week
A jumble of advisory notes from the Financial Service Station includes guidance on executors and administrators, charges for services, and questions about advertising laws. The Washington Department of Agriculture and the American flag warranty appear, with legal explanations and cost scales for estate administration.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Manchester grower seeks help to tend customers indoors and out
A Manchester grower advertises for a man to look after customers partly outdoors and partly indoors. The ad hints at potential trouble if a door slams, reflecting a light, humorous Punch (Landon) tone.
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Dadger
Manchester
Landon
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