Nonpartisan press urged as civic duty and benefit
Independent Press notes editor H C Martin of The Lenoir News argues for nonpartisan newspapers. He contends neutrality preserves trust, exposes bias, rewards fair play, and widens usefulness. He cites financial practicality, advertiser support, and reader respect across parties, urging widespread adoption.
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H. C. Martin
Lenoir
North Carolina
News
North Carolina Press Association
Charlotte
Home Grown Seed Corn Advantaged Over Imported Seed
An instructional piece by an agriculture instructor argues for planting seed corn from one’s own best crop, detailing selection, testing, and cultivation. It warns against inbreeding and improper self pollination, promotes distant plots, and credits Professor Hold en of Ames College for guidance while noting results depend on diligent practice.
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North Carolina Regiment
Andsia
Sr. Holden
Ames College
Vwa
Franik W Williams ad offers art portraits and frames
An old newspaper classified advert from Franix W Williams Company in Chicago promotes crayon portraits at 40 cents, frames from 10 cents, sheet pictures at one cent each, and a free catalogue and samples. It lists a business address at 1208 W Taylors St. in Illinois.
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Franix W. Williams Company
W. Taylors St
Chicago
Illinois
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