War and world view mix in a reflective Holland column
A scattered Holland column muses on the Kaiser and wartime guilt, urges not to execute him, and then shifts to land values and laws after Armistice. The piece tarries over Prohibition, daylight saving, speed myths, and crowding praise for a future county fair and paving roads.
Later Day Bill Seeks Literacy Test for Suffrage
A future Washington legislator plans a controversial bill to exclude voters who cannot read or write, affecting both men and women. The proposal, framed as patriotic but risking political extinction, would bar illiterates from voting and attack the suffrage debate by demanding literacy as a qualification.
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Privilege of Voting Critique Echoes a Nation's Debate
The passage questions who should vote noting many illiterate voters exist alongside literate ones. It observes women have gained suffrage but argues many should not have the ballot and some men lack the ability to vote. The tone hints at political courage lacking to restrict suffrage.
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Probate notice in Iowa estate of Hang d Deceased
Notice in probate column states that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Ans A Lind, late of Pocahontas County Iowa, deceased. All persons indebted to that estate are required to render an account and settlement to the executor.
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