Dry territory debates and national liquor policy notes
The piece argues four states Nebraska Montana Michigan and South Dakota are not truly dry as interstate liquor traffic thrives. It critiques national laws hindering local bans, cites campaign spending and politics in Iowa, and previews a cautious view of Prohibition era realities with comments on elections, transportation to Washington and state governance.
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Charity and mutual respect to heal town country rifts
An editorial decries rural town prejudice pitting farmers against townsfolk across politics church life and business. It argues charity can bridge the feud, urging individuals to see neighbors as brethren and to practice toleration to ease mutual distrust. The piece notes lingering clan and class hostilities and calls for personal reform.
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