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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1924
Page
4
A look at local politics notes widespread public dissatisfaction with campaign rhetoric and slow election returns. Citizens fear misleading orators and urge clearer accounting as Congress returns will focus on elections and fiscal reporting.
Secretary Hoover calls a Washington conference to address the high rate of motor accidents. He critiques the Take a chance attitude and argues for stricter driver licensing and revocation of rights for unfit drivers to reduce crashes nationwide.
The United States has retained stable governance for 135 years because people generally accept the majority's will. Riots or armed movements to overturn elections would attract few supporters and face heavy penalties, unlike other nations where dissatisfaction leads to revolt.
The text emphasizes that accepting majority rule is the essential element of a successful democracy and warns that without this principle democratic government will perish.
A national radio conference discusses future governance of broadcasts. Contemplated government control faces political opposition, while concerns arise over immoral content and political propaganda. Speakers urge high broadcasting standards to promote education and advancement for Americans.
The undersigned will sell at his residence two blocks north of Ridge road on Church Street Lansing Illinois on Thursday November 18 1924 starting at 1 pm. Items include two horses four Jersey cows tractors multiple farming tools crates and various articles. terms cash for sums 10 or less and six months credit on bankable notes with security. Henry Keesen proprietor C P Schoon auctioneer Louis Weyhe clerk.
A public sale will be held at the seller's residence at the corner of Michigan City Road and 154th Street, half a mile south of Propper's corner. It starts Tuesday November 18 1924 at 10 o'clock. Items include horses cows and farm machinery. Cash terms. E Jarchow proprietor Henry J Dillner auctioneer.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute says more than 80 percent of the corn crop is safe and the 1924 crop may reach a total valuation around 3.066 billion dollars. Forecasts credit October warmth for moisture loss, higher feeding value, and no killing frosts in major states. Experts estimate a rise of fifty million bushels in the seven leading corn belt states.
We express sincere thanks for kindness during the illness and death of our son and brother John A Reichmann. Special thanks to the Knights of Columbus Pinta Council Father Liebreich Acme Good Fellowship Club friends and relatives for flowers. Mr and Mrs Julius Reichmann and family.
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