Weeds and trade barriers stir a mixed editorial note
The column rails at weeds harming crops and promotes mowing before seed. It laments misinformation from the Distilled Spirits Institute and mocks economic theories on free trade, taxation, and state barriers, citing policy shifts and public industry impacts with a tone of editorial frustration.
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Leader
Distilled Spirits Institute
Gene Tunney
The
American Distilling Co
Nquer
Aquor
Squar
California
Wisconsin
Kovetret
Tio
Two Kinds of Conversation in Hi Ho Sage Quote
The saying from Hi Ho of Chinatown defines two kinds of talks. One aims to learn from others while the other seeks to deceive.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Official Notice on Franchise for Electric Transmission Line
A petition from Town Nebraska Light and Power Co seeks a franchise to erect and operate electric transmission lines across public and private lands in Mills Fremont counties Iowa. Public hearing set Sept 18 1958 at Des Moines with objections due five days prior.
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Pye
Montana
Don McClymand
Stanley Windom
Wille Perkins
Richard Bogue
Lawrence Ime
George Parsons
Self
Allen
Lake Okoboji
Bruce Kilpatrick
T-L
Rolla
Iowa-Nebraska
Frank Austin
James Beattie
Natice
Town-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Lincoln
Nebraska
Town State Commerce Commission
Mills
Towa
Theanece
Hou
Kanege
Iowa State Cammerce Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Des Moles
John HH. Gillespie
Nan Hag
Dutch Schrader
Emory Collins
Habrain Intends The Babrula Jolanda On Seubian Coget
A cryptic note describes Habrain aiming for a Babrula Jolanda venture aboard the Seubian coget in the Persian gult, signaling plans or intent amid unclear context and fragmented phrasing. Authorities or observers may seek clarification on the names and route involved.
Vee for Beals From Raat After Boats Reached Their Danting Ton
Vee for Beals From Raat describes settlers pulling ashore after journeys from the East as boats reached their destination. It notes use of gluten, school aid, and even homes as part of the migration pattern.
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Raat
Burglary and Property Damage Reported in Local Incidents
The Leader notes burglaries at the Boles and Byers residences during a reunion, with clothing, ware, churn, and cash stolen. A separate incident reports a cart of household goods overturned on a hill, causing furniture damage and a demolished stove as mules fled.
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Misa Blanche Roberts
Thomas Boles
William Byers
Drayman Hubbard
C. W. Black
Jessie
Lottie Meryhew
Weeping Water
Neb
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