Primary systems and politics of the Harding era debated
The piece surveys the shift from Clarke to Harding and the clash over primary nominating methods. It weighs caucus costs, direct appeals, and the value of delegates who study conditions, while touching on liquor laws, road building, water drinking, and social habits. It cites Governor Clarke and Governor Harding, and reflects rural and urban concerns.
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Talk To You Houses and barns offer free if used
A quip about housing types from houses to sheds that implies no cost is incurred unless they are utilized. The line treats buildings from hog houses to poultry houses with a humorous note on value tied to use.
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