Roosevelt Asked Where He Stands On Tariffs For American Goods
The article reports persistent questions in Arizona about whether Roosevelt would favor Argentine, Australian, or Mexican beef over Arizona beef through tariffs. Roosevelt refuses a specific answer, claiming he favors American products first, while critics argue he must specify which American products he would prioritize or reduce tariffs for. The piece notes demands for clarity as his campaign argues for tariff change to spur national prosperity.
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America
Oregon
Jack
Hoover
Jean
Daddy
Dad
Verdaps
Walt i Neibarger
Kansas Observes Fire Prevention Week
Kansas marks Fire Prevention Week highlighting historical fire losses and the cost of public ignorance. The piece argues fires devastate lives and jobs, urges individual duty to curb hazards, and condemns government competition with private printers as a threat to liberty and business.
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Kansas
From the Observation Tower on Sunbeam camp abuses
Bert W. Selin laments brutal methods used on prisoners in the southeast chain gangs and the third degree, contrasting them with American civilizational ideals. He calls for humane treatment and due process, noting prisoner rights and the presumption of innocence.
Editorials on hard times and character in early farming era
The piece cites Hoover's Des Moines speech recalling 1873 and 1893 panics and farm childhood hardship. It notes scarce Christmas gifts, frugality, and the resilience built despite mortgage pressure, with comparisons to later prosperity and questions about modern children's character.
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Kansas City Star
Hilarious Kansas Clippings Mix Birds Hoaxes and Low Mood
Collection of snippets from Kansas newspapers lampoons weather oddities and local chatter. Jokes rail against Hoover and Roosevelt touch on politics, tariffs, and unemployment. Quips about hens eggs geese ants and a town meeting wrap a patchwork of humor and small-town observations.
Remarkable Narrow Escape Across Tractor Wheel Incident
Ed Van Dusen Jewell garage man escaped a 8000 pound tractor wheel passing over his chest on a Jewell County road. Three factors aided him including tow of the obsolete Avery tractor, removed wheel lugs, and muscular protection. The incident followed related stalls of local farming and a well rescue in Concordia Blade Empire reporting.
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Jewell
Jewell County Republican
Hugo Jean
Valjean
van Dusen
Avery
Knarr
Concordia Blade-Empire
Local Notes and Dated Happenings From Scandia Area
Oscar Johnson visits from Camp Funston. Mary West returns from Rye Colorado. G M Preble of Kansas City visits family. Bertha Fogelberg visits Alton. Ebba Linden and John Naslund wed in Nelson Nebraska July 18. Priest Father Schmidt expelled for disloyal statements after Camp Funston death burial dispute. John Goodman builds cement block cave north of town.
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