The Arrow Looks Ahead Amid Tax Talks and Farm Woes
The Arrow reflects on overproduction and income tax burdens as politicians clash over New York and Chicago, urges self reform, and reports on Pocahontas County farming, school districts, cattle tuberculin testing, and census data while calling for support to keep the paper independent. The piece recalls historic farm debates and warns against tax hikes and policy missteps while noting local civic issues and future prospects.
Quality Poultry Pays: Think Producers Not Prices
In W E Priebe weekly letter, the author argues egg and poultry prices adjust to quality. He says packers set prices only as housewives will pay, and advocates farmers focus on delivering high quality poultry to drive demand. He warns low quality birds damage appetite for all poultry.
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Gullible and the Poor in Economic Warnings
Davenport Times notes gullibility in stock and investment myths while Buffalo Courier-Express mocks economist nostalgia for Prohibition era prosperity. Authorities warn against doubtful ventures as lessons linger from past booms and busts.
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