The New Congress Faces Budget Crises and League Debates
The Sixty sixth Congress convenes amid a heavy agenda including renewed appropriations, the budget system, and restoring control of communications. The treaty with the League of Nations, its possible trimming, and the role of American troops abroad spark lively partisan debate as the nation returns from war.
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All Wool And A Yard Wide For Polk County Sheep
The Polk county county agent Mr Sheldon plans to promote sheep raising this year. The Record supports the plan and urges more sheep on farms, noting wool profits and the McBeth family’s long involvement in sheep farming. The aim is to boost wool, fur, and mutton availability locally.
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Rich Richer Poorer Debate Reflects on Prosperity
National Republican argues Republicans expanded wealth through production while Democrats favored speculation. It notes doubling millionaires under six years of Democratic rule and contrasts productive growth under Republicans with limited new investment and rail, telegraph, and mining expansion. The piece urges trust in those fostering jobs and warns against anti wealth crusaders.
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