Opinion on rail rates and public finance in wartime era
A long Washington style editorial argues that state railway commissions still control freight and interstate coal rates, while passenger rates fall under court and government reforms. It urges practical economics over political posturing and defends wage levels for rail workers to avoid losses to the public. It also critiques disarmament treaties and calls for sensible budget cuts, while endorsing continued organization among farmers and openness to modernizing social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Commission
McComick Seeks Re election for Pocahontas County Attorney
Fox seeking renomination as Pocahontas County Attorney. He states candidacy is for a second term and will be decided by Republican voters in the primary on June 5 1922.
Sheriff Announces Re nomination Bid In Pocahontas County Iowa
Robert Winegarden announces candidacy for re nomination as sheriff of Pocahontas county Iowa subject to republican will at the June primary. W B Green seeks election as clerk of courts at the June primary subject to republican voters decision and asks for support.
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Pocahontas County
Iowa
Robert Winegarden
W. W. Green
Local Newspaper Rivalries Mentioned in Odd Anecdote
The fragment notes Spencer and Storm Lake editors and owners including A. E. Anderson and Mr. Harmon with shifts in control of The Register and The Pilot Tribune. It hints at the changing press scene and ends urging readers not to miss the ads.
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Rolfe
Reveille
J. J. Bruce
J.H. Lighter
Marion Bruce
OWA Press Sociatio
Navy
the Arrow
Europe
America
League of Na|bership
Austria
Iit
Senator Lodge
My? Lenine
Germany
U. S. Senate
Kentucky
J. T. Grant
Mary
McComick
Pocahontas
Fred. M. Hudson
Lizte
Chesterfiel Cigarettes
Storm Lake
Sioux Falls
Yed
David Adler and Sons Con
Styleplus
Collegian
Oxfords
van Husen
Petersons’ Clothes Shop
Rolfe Outfitters
Adler
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