Common Interest in Tariffs Sparks Political Debate
A discussion on tariff policy weighs the impact on agriculture and manufacturing in the United States. Proponents say tariffs protect wages and domestic industries from cheap foreign labor, while critics fear forced price cuts and higher taxes if federal revenue declines. The debate questions wage standards, foreign competition, and the broader political significance beyond party lines.
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United States
Auto Plates Change Across Counties in 1926
Webster and Clifton counties reach state registration ten thousand mark and will receive new serial numbers for 1926 auto plates. Indiana counties mostly get updated numbers. Clinton, Webster, and Humbaldt due to order shifts alter their serials. Wright stays at 99, Roxsatt at 61, and Humbaldt at 62 as part of the statewide adjustment.
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Webster
Clifton
Indy Als
Clinton Countty
Efight
Ailair
Clayton
Han
Clinton
Wayne
Humbaldt
Roxsatt
Wright
Thieves target hogs and odd airship stir in Centerville area
A farmer woke to find about eight hogs bled and penned, thieves dressed and hauled them away after breakfast. A Ford airship touted as a mixed craft draws public interest though not yet proven. A missionary comments on price tags and American women versus others amid a sea of cars.
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Centerville
Town
Humboldt County Federated Club Meeting at Bode
Humboldt County Federated Clubs meet in Bode at the Women’s Improvement Club building with a noon luncheon after a board meeting. County chairman Mrs O A Dale presided as officers announced programs including addresses on International Relations and a convention delegate was chosen for Jefferson.
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Humboldt County
Bode
Womens Improvement Chit
Boda Independent Acho
Mra. O. A. Dale
Oitosen
Tria
Woldene Peterson
Lea’ Keoseth
Lewis
Bargunt
Bodeairs
Ferrity
Humboldt
Léon
W. Miller
Renwick
Jefferson
Sdth
Reducing Public Overhead At a County Audi tors Conference
A county auditors conference expresses a shared view that tax cuts hinge on public education to live within means. Citizens should avoid creating costly services and officials must curb waste. Calls for accountability and cooperation to prevent tax delinquencies, foreclosures, and higher future prices. Lively remarks touch on oil, politics, and local governance.
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Heta
Paterna
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Renwick Times
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Will G. Snyder
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