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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
9
Republicans nominated Hoover for president amid a orderly, controlled convention. The platform fight centered on farm policy and prohibition, while radio coverage brought the proceedings to the nation. Coolidge's financial record and tax policy were highlighted as proof of prosperity.
The piece argues that business must curb ruthless initiative and curb fraud and corruption within the sector. It calls for denouncing both principal offenders and those in the morally ambiguous middle, in order to protect the profession’s status and allow legitimate free enterprise to prevail.
A visiting German observer reports that the United States will soon top world education. The survey notes the shift from German influence to American methods, praising practical links between life and schooling and strong student teacher relations.
The piece argues newspapers have a duty to publish crime news and study its impact on society. It cites Silas Brent’s claim about prisoners blaming sensational reporting and counters that juvenile delinquency has declined as press power grew, dismissing accusations of crime sensationalism as superstition.
A piece argues that modern man abandons sacred beliefs and turns to science. Judaism and Christianity are described as fairy tales. a new universal religion based on humanism will rise, rejecting a single God or faith while recognizing every religion as divine.
A religious dispatch urges readers to reject the idea that war is unavoidable. The author argues war is a curse to be abolished through reason, new thinking, and spiritual conviction, calling for an end to nationalist fervor and a move toward patience and moderation.
The United States increasingly favors newspapers magazines and motion pictures over books. Public libraries aid adult education as illiteracy remains about five million. Newspapers lead in popular reading while magazines rank second and books third.
A roundup of Utah agricultural notes reports Duchesne Uintah and Duchesne lead alfalfa seed, Lehi sugar wealth with 105 465 tons valued at 14 404 368, and Uintah forest funds of 27726 for roads trails and range. Also covers midsummer Woolgrowers meeting in Richfield, Liberty Black and White dairy show, Pleasant Grove strawberry yield 2 800 000 quarts, Panguich butterfat tests, Ephraim wool shipments worth about 117 463, Ogden airport work, Idaho lamb shipments, Salt Lake weather, Cedar-Parowan alfalfa outlook, and Utah winter wheat up 10 percent to 8 164 000 bushels.
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