The Primary System Under Fire In State Conventions
The piece argues that the biennial primary system drains money and fuels factionalism and corruption. It notes calls for abolishing or reforming primaries as sentiment grows in Washington and across states, citing Republican and Democrat convention stances and concerns about demagoguery and showmanship.
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Washington
Former Goldfield Editor Denies Death Rumor
Denies reports that Dennise Low Sherman of Goldfield moved to McIntyre and died in the streets. He says he has been in Wacouma and is alive, now working with Grace Sherman at the Wa cout Sentinel and assisting in real estate. He notes his wife is publisher of the Sentinel and that he is very much alive.
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Humboldt Republican
Hog production rising as weather favors spring farrow
Farmers warn hog output will expand to meet rising demand. Government data show sows bred to farrow in spring up 26.8 percent from last year with December survey indicating an 18.7 percent rise overall. Thornburg notes weather and regional conditions drive shifts in litter size and spring farrowing, suggesting breeders may shift to fall litters for profitability.
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Big Receipts Show Nation Is Prosperous
Reports on the financial situation indicate United States Treasury receipts from income taxes and other sources are higher than expected. Secretary Melvin Jon says current receipts may cover expenses and retire a nearly $993.7 million debt maturing June 15 without issuing short term securities.
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Cut Worms and Rug Hassle Spark Reader Curiosity
A Brussels rug laid on a lawn exposed over fifty embedded cut worms after being flipped for sweeping. Two Indiana women admit selling votes for two dollars each in a recent primary, proving women’s involvement in politics. The FTC bans candy eggs with prizes, deemed a lottery. Chilean potatoes allegedly grow wild, driving US prices.
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Indiana
Women and Congress Adjournment Echoed in Spring Press
A fragmentary note discusses the idea that women influence state policy and questions whether the legislature can align with a planned early adjournment of Congress as spring arrives.
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