Texans Hear German Speech On League Story
Ernest Meltvers of Texas addressed the audience in German, outlining the Texas Land League’s interest in the Non-Partisan League and plans to organize it locally. A. B. Bowen of Fargo gave a history of the league from 1915, criticizing Minnesota and praising North Dakota’s farmer majority, while Townley attacked war profiteers and urged government control of food supplies.
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Ernest Meltvers
Texas
Meitzen
New Ulm
Texas Land League
Lone Star State
A. B. Bowen
Fargo
N. D
Mgitzen
North Dakota
Minnesota
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Farmers’ Non- Partisan League
A. C. ‘Townley
Chalrerin Samuelson
Mr. Towsley
Excas
Townley
Twin City
Congress
United States
League
Frazier
British expert lands railroads of United States
England’s WW M Acworth told the Newlands interstate committee that the United States faces a railway crisis. He urged higher freight rates to cover rising costs and a centralized regulatory body to replace fragmented systems. He criticized government ownership as inefficient in democracies and praised private American railways for leading world practice.
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Xucatan
Alvarado
Isbor
United States
Cuba
Yucatan
Washington
WW. M. Acworth
England
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
London
Acworth
Ar Worth
Aworth
Australia
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Italy
Frussia
Prussia
New South Wales
Texas
Texas Railways
Mr. Acworth
YUCATAN LIFE IS OF BASE AND DIRT
Article by G. L. Morrill notes rapid religious and social changes under Alvarado in Yucatan. Churches closed or repurposed as schools, clubs, libraries, or halls as government oversight increases. Mexican constitutional changes strip religious ministers of voting rights and political activity.
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United States
Alvarado
Yucatan
G. L. Morrill
Mexico
Tampico
Monterey
Mexico City
Merida
Expensive Pasture and Crop Considerations
A reader notes that pasture to feed a cow uses land efficiently but argues an acre can yield ten tons of silage during that period. The observation implies a grass based feeding system may be the costlier choice for sustaining stock compared with alternative feeds.
Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claim by Hall's Cure Notice
Circular advertisement promises one hundred dollars for proof of any Catarrhal Deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes offer to obtain free circulars from Al Druggiste, 752 J. Cheney Co, Toledo.
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Hall
al Druggiste
J. Cheney
Toledo
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