Propaganda scare criticized in editorial letter
A Springfield Union letter argues the word propaganda is overused and used to silence opinion. It warns against letting the charge suppress honest public discussion and criticizes the label as a tool of big business and opponents.
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Kay Cet
Sprinfield
Mass
Union
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Uus
Chilean fire law burdens defendants with proof
A fragment discusses how in Chile a fire case leads to arrest of the occupant and places the burden of proof on him. It notes few fire sales and reflects on due process and presumed innocence before a court. The text contrasts Chile with France and mentions an American view of guilt.
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France
Tien
Chile
Sneaking Back to Idaho Poem Reflects Return to Roots
A fragmented verse recalls departure from Idaho to California and a planned return. The speaker laments California comforts, earthquakes, fleas, and Golden Gate allure while yearning for Idaho's landscapes and labor, ending with resolve to seek the familiar hills.
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California
Idaho
Paradine
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Highway funds and tax focus in early 20th century commentary
The article discusses 2017 wartime taxes on vehicles and notes state and local car taxes totaling over a billion dollars, urging that revenue support permanent highway construction and maintenance. It warns officials against waste, advocates efficient spending, and stresses shock absorbing materials for rails and roads to reduce wear from vibration and heavy traffic. The piece references sugar beets and farming incentives as recurring themes.
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Manufavourerca
Permarun
Pallding
Vim Bay
Lincoln Day speech on tax reductions urged by President Coolidge
The text presents a Lincoln Day New York speech promoting tax reductions. It argues taxes raise prices through a chain from farmer to consumer, urging reducing indirect taxes to ease living costs. It also discusses sugar beet farming as a productive, stabilizing policy benefiting farmers and the broader economy.
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President Coolidge
Lincoln
New York
Office Smith
Bucines
Chicago
New England
Foreclosure Sheriff Sale Notice in Idaho 1924
Public notice of sheriff sale to satisfy Oliver D. Latham's foreclosure decree. Property described as The North Half of the South Half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 5 West, Boise Meridian, Payette County Idaho. Includes seven Noble Piles company shares and related tenements. Sale set for February 24, 1924 at 2 PM in Payette Court House. Deputy Sheriff John T. Jefferis signs.
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Oliver D. Latham
Gilver Pings
Mabel
X & Corporation
Foren
Idaho
Payte
D. Latham
Oliver
Mabelle
Euinan
Printland
E. W. Porter
Ttendants
Judgmnt
Payette
State of Idaho
Range
Boise
Noble Piles Company
Alatch
A. D
Missioner of of Ifahs
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