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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
6
A political column argues for Woodrow Wilson’s peaceful leadership, condemns liquor interests, and questions Harding Meredith contrasts. It critiques Roosevelt’s moves for the 1920 Republican nomination, condemns speculative land grabs in Sioux County, and urges Iowa voters to stand by principles against the liquor traffic.
The text asserts that President Wilson’s wartime leadership is the main draw for ordinary people, contrasting with the Wealthy class which is less impressed by his stance. The remark implies a populist appeal tied to war efforts and national unity.
An exchange claims Iowa farm buildings surpass the combined value of many states. It argues the single tax would exempt farm buildings and improve land use, taxing unimproved land to curb speculation, while removing tariffs and broad exemptions for labor products and consumer goods. The piece urges Iowa to adopt the single tax, opposing political falsehoods.
M A Clark of 415 S Main St Pella praises Dean’s Kidney Pills for kidney pain backache and improved kidney function after fumes from paint caused distress. He bought them at Stubenrauch’s drug store and says they relieved his symptoms. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY supplies the pills at 50 cents.
John R. Price of Albia, Republican candidate, a lawyer and former miner, seeks the Marion Monroe senate seat. He opposes state and local road bond issues and hard surfacing, pledges to submit a liquor prohibition amendment, and vows to represent district voters in the legislature. Advertisement.
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