Farmers, tariffs and politics echo in editorials
A collage of editorial opinions from June 1963 cites the Fed era, tariff talk and reform moves. Mentions J D Rockefeller’s father, Elihu Root’s appointment, Roosevelt’s cabinet, and Republican unity. Highlights Sunday School attendance and Iowa farm resilience amid national debates.
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Elihu Root
Roosevelt
See’y Hay
Hurting the Town and the DuBuque Drug Scene
The author rebukes attacks on drug stores branded as promoting vice and defends lawfulness and decency. They condemn DuBuque for flouting liquor and prostitution laws, accusing it of moral decay and stagnation while other cities advance. Righteousness remains the town’s safeguard.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Letter Attacks Drug Store Reform Critique
The Cedar Rapids Republican and Herald criticize calls for city reform arguing that honesty strengthens a town. They single out Folk of Missouri and Weaver of Philadelphia, question Cedar Rapids’ supposed vulnerability, and dismiss claims that cleansing efforts will harm trade or drive away business.
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Folk
Missouri
Weaver
Philadelphia
Cedar Rapids
Hanly
Republican the Herald
Canadians Watch Rate Legislation From Chicago Inter Ocean
Cy Warman warns that U S rate regulation could cripple railways and spur Canadian immigration to the Northwest. He notes Canada, watching Congress, plans a transcontinental line with Grand Trunk Pacific funds and land subsidies, boosting wheat and development from Winnipeg to the Atlantic.
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Chicago
Cy Warman
Railway
United States
Northwest
America
American West
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Chicago of Northwest Develops With Rail Growth
Dr. G A Stewart notes ten million dollars of building permits this year as Northwest development accelerates. He cites Canadian Americanization and Yankee enterprise driving growth, recounting a land case where a failing plot became a garden spot after a sale to a Yankee firm. He warns the U S side must act cannily to maintain supremacy.
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Winnepeg
Chicago
Northwest
Canada
United States
Indigestion Cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
There is no case of indigestion that will not yield to the digestive and strengthening influence of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This remedy digests what you eat and rests the stomach until it grows strong again, providing quick relief and lasting purification to prevent disease, sold by Smith & Reed.
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Smith & Reed
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