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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
7
A jumble of aphorisms and quotes about public figures, tax struggles, war, aging, and business optimism fills a noisy newspaper column. Notable mentions include Hiram Johnson, Calvin Coolidge, Julian Rosenwald of Sears, and comments on politics, economy, and social trends.
Walt Mason condemns lax behavior near water sources while praising lawful conduct. He denounces those who ignore statutes and mock law, urging readers to seek wholesome refreshment in proper places and honor moral standards in public life.
The text discusses appreciation for vetoes, calls to cut federal taxes by about 25 percent, and notes the scale of government employment and pensions. It cites 2,700,000 federal and local payroll workers, 700,000 pensioners, and 3,400,000 dependents, with 41 to 42 million officially employed and average government payments averaging 8.91 per person over ten years.
The Farm Bureau Directors convened to host the Annual Farmers Picnic at Humboldt on July 4. Committees are forming to arrange speeches, sports, amusements, and entertainment. The event is free and open to every Humboldt County family.
Industrial leaders bankers and economists forecast a revival in the latter half of the year. They see the current slowdown as a passing phase following spring expansion and describe it as a breathing spell before increased business activity resumes.
The speaker denounces Senator LaPollette for demanding that the will of us people prevail while trying to replace democracy with minority rule. He argues that without cross party coalitions the winner cannot truly represent the people’s will.
A compact note invites readers to browse the issue and see how well their town is represented in the newspaper. It suggests checking local coverage for accuracy and prominence while highlighting the paper’s focus on community reporting.
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