Our Flag and War Time Opinion on Government Control
A fragmented 1918 essay reflects pro private enterprise views urging government takeovers only after profits are redirected to public needs. It touts American ingenuity, criticizes Kaiser Wilhelm, and argues for vigilance against “camouflaged” heroes while stressing wartime unity and national purpose.
Era of development and war time concerns in primed prose
The piece reflects postwar development hopes and social concerns, praising equitable taxation and labor investment while deriding the supposed degeneracy of enemies. It includes a wartime letter from Sergeant Lyle J. McLaughin describing frontline conditions, growth, and personal responsibilities amid hardship.
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Aod Busine
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Idaho District Court Summons and Property Suit Details
A district court summons in Payette County Idaho joins John Hill and others as defendants in a real estate quarrel seeking to adjudicate ownership of specified parcels in Section 18 and 17 Township 8 North Range 4 West with water rights. The case requires appearance within 20 days within district service or 40 days if served outside. The court notes possible judgments if defendants fail to respond.
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William ‘Tharp
Henry Cole
John P. Tharp
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Nancy
No Gingerbread War Taxes Call For Trimmed Government
The piece urges estate legislatures to cut state city and county taxes to essentials, empowering taxpayers and business leaders to control politics while asking soldiers to march toward frugality. It notes war demands burden private citizens and calls for reduced costs and responsible governance. A classified line advertises a nearly new Remington typewriter for sale.
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On the Road to Success
A motivational note stresses that a young man or woman who plans, organizes ambition, and works steadily will reach success. It advises persistence through delays and urges diligent study and preparation so future chances will arrive.
M. P. Quips Over Luggage In Late Northern Visit
An M. P. traveling from London to a northern town arrived on a late train with only a small handbag. He checked into a hotel room and faced a sharp hotel clerk who insisted on advance payment, noting the Mr. had “stayed too long” on that bag while claiming luggage.
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