Public debate on business and civic expense in 1920s era
An essayistic column argues business is essential to all, notes government employee car perks and lavish offices, and recalls Maj. George Fitzgerald Lee’s Army career and other veterans. It closes with a reflection on farmers facing a 49 cent per bushel levy and the value of the local newspaper.
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America
Washington
Champ Clark
Senate
Missouri
Taft
Bill
San Diego
Calif
George Fitzgerald Lee
Regular Army
United States
George Lees
West
George Lee
Ireland
Vermont
Virginia
Lee
George
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dakotas
Wyoming
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Shafter
Santiago
Spain
Funston
Manila
China
Bairns
Make Mills
Chicago
Make
Old Army
Marie Mills
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