Fortifications and Peace era defense stance
An editorial argues the United States should strengthen fortifications and production for peace rather than pursue war. It stresses the real defense lies in national industry and capable manpower, not just soldiers, and urges continued buildup across agriculture manufacture and commerce while avoiding entanglement in conflict.
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Publicity for Tax Shires in Nebraska Debate
A Nebraska newspaper word piece discusses a legislative push for public disclosure of county assessment rolls. The writer argues publicity would raise tax returns and justify valuation, noting publishers might fear adverse voter reactions from officials listed. The piece ends with a wary take on lawmakers resisting public lists.
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Must Pay Up and Journal Ethics Debate Sparked
A Nebraska court case holds a reader must pay for a newspaper once it is delivered, stating no one has a right to receive content for free. The piece notes publishers would rather not cut off service but seek payments to avoid reflecting financially on subscribers.
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