Trade at home and the rise of chain stores debate
The piece argues Republicans should buy locally to strengthen community merchants and warns against chain stores undermining small towns. It references Henderson of Shrevet and discusses the impact on local newspapers and churches, urging readers to vote with patronage. It also notes reactions to Senator Gilchrist and critiques of Hoover and Smith amid economic concerns.
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Sweden
New England
Old England
Connecticut
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Henderson
George
The Sage of Potato and Oscar Wilde Reflections
A reflective column quotes Oscar Wilde on self knowledge and gentleness versus aggression. It argues that kindness eases conflict and notes that many claim superiority while distilling opinions from conversations rather than print. The piece also praises artists like Clarence Whistler and ponders the value of conversation over magazines.
Reckless drivers menace Garfield street near W P McIntire corner
In Rolfe residents describe speeding northbound traffic on Garfield street near W P McIntire corner. Dozens of children cross there daily as speeds exceed forty miles per hour. The writer calls for stricter enforcement and public action to stop the perilous driving.
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W. P. Wheeler Corner
Pilot Creek
Alllis
Rolfe
W. P. McIntire
Pat Law
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