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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
2
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A list of Democratic candidates across offices appears followed by a blunt line: A party composed wholly of bosses can not long endure. A Kansas City Star headline proclaims Sensation in near beer, and a whispered jibe to Teddy hints at urgent credit struggles.
The anti trust law cannot solve the trusts problems Teddy argues. He asserts that trusts flourish best when exposed to truth and scrutiny rather than hidden behind legal restraints.
Hearst says he shall later print letters that will not please Mr Roosevelt. The speaker muses on what a scrap between two pole cats would be like.
The Lexington Public Schools resume for the year with crowded rooms and strong expectations. The school board is praised for wise selection, a capable faculty, and Superintendent Mr. Little earning universal confidence as Lexington aims for continued advancement and a record year ahead.
Governor Wilson’s tariff stance is framed as a pivotal issue for farmers. The piece argues tariffs raise prices on farming goods, while foreign markets receive cheaper equivalents. it cites the Harvester trust profits, Taft’s tariff era, and notable figures like the Havemeyers and Carnegie, contrasting peace claims with labor history and current price gaps between London and New York meat.
Farm Progress of St. Louis announces a promotion offering six six inch silveroid spoons free with a one year subscription for 25 cents or a dozen spoons for two years at 50 cents. Existing subscribers can extend their term. Send orders to Farm Progress, St. Louis, Mo.
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