Candidate’s Offer to Cut Salary Declared Illegal
Attorney General Charles I. Dawson rules that candidates promising to reduce their salaries or divert funds to road or school programs are disqualified. He warns such pledges aim to sway voters and may amount to bribery. The note cites a sheriff candidate in Oldham County and notes the issue could invalidate election results. A closing remark discusses a widow remarrying.
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Charles I. Dawson
J. Ballard Clark
Oldham
Advertising as a national force and banker confidence
The article argues advertising powers national prosperity and war effort, urging bankers and businesses to advertise to restore credit and optimism. It cites England and the United States campaigns, rails against pessimism, and praises newspapers for expanding ads during slow times. It ends with a moral on virtue over ragged rags.
Cardui praised by Missouri wife for back pain relief
Mrs Williams of Springfield describes weak back, headaches, and nervous fatigue before taking Cardui. She credits the remedy with improved strength, restful nights, and better health, noting her doctor's approval and gratitude for the relief Cardui provided. Thousands of women reportedly found relief with Cardui.
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D. V. Williams
Route 6
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Butter and egg markets soften amid quality defects and rising supplies
A lighter butter supply and stronger demand push butterfat prices higher though much of this week’s butter sells below peak due to defects. Egg supply shrinks with higher prices in production and consumption hubs. Poultry values decline as receipts rise and storage stocks grow versus last year.
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