Governor Hanly Sets Temperance Policy Divide in Indiana
Governor Hanly argues the Republican stance on temperance contrasts with the Democratic platform urging local option and remonstrance, warning that pairing local option with remonstrance would fail. He asserts current remonstrance law has reduced liquor traffic across hundreds of townships and counties and calls for county level local option while preserving the remonstrance framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tom Taggart
Hanly
Miers
Republican Party
Agricultural musings on crops, dairy, and orchard care
The article covers alfalfa and hog economics, egg storage methods, taro root as poi, and rural farming tips. It notes price gaps in hogs, egg shipments into New York causing price dips, and April to June pruning practices for orchards including cutting and painting new wounds. It also reflects on farmers balancing fuel and water needs and the value of fences and sheep flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Reading, farming tips, and open entry under Carey act offer mix
The article covers prudence in financial bets against frauds, farming practices including Miller seed and millet hay, and diet variety for people and livestock. It notes beneficial home country city balance, ice physics myths, and cautions on high return investment schemes. It ends with details on preservative post treatments and the June 1 Carey act land entry in Eden Valley Wyoming.
Character Trumps Cash In Early Financial Life
A moral on borrowing and credit showing that character, not current wealth, determines financial reliability. Two example men illustrate how habit forms who is trusted with money: the profligate earner versus the careful spender. A young man can choose to build a trustworthy reputation by disciplined spending and honoring obligations.
Sunday Observance Battles and Buffalo Range Plans
In Washington news from April 27 Senatorial bills seek stricter Sunday observance amid Adventist opposition. The piece notes 2,000,000 Adventists opposing such measures and mentions Roosevelt's support for buffalo preservation with a 12,000 acre Flathead Reservation range. It also outlines plans to acquire city blocks south of Pennsylvania Avenue for federal buildings and parks, and discusses Brownsville affair politics and potential financial legislation like the Aldrich bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Artiur
Washington
Senate
United States
Dixon
Montana
Flathead Trvdian Reservation
House
Roosevelt
George Heargraves
Wyoming
Far West
Yellowstone Park
Canada
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sam
Brownsville
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Shall He Go In Debt
Opinion piece argues debt can be justified for a young man with persistence, health, and earning capacity, while cautioning against debt for a lazy or deficient manager. It notes debt induces savings discipline and potential wealth after years, contrasting with a stagnant path if debt is avoided. It ends: Yes if he's made out of the right stuff.
An Expensive Nuisance Weed Control on Farms
The article discusses weed pests as a major farm expense and nuisance. It recommends crop rotation with clover and adding a flock of sheep to graze fields after harvest to reduce weeds and improve farm management.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paramount
The
Brewers
Remon
Mwemonstranse
Illinois
Lyons
Chicago
Iinois
Clark Street
Potter's Fields
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Fadm ‘ Sc Gadden
Fetrigg
Rockford.ta
Solicire
STER
New York
Acara
Timothy
Forest Service
Bulletin
Eden Valley
Sweetwater County
Wyo
Register of Public Funds
Thi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!