A Call Upon Lawmakers To Halt Tax Burden On Agriculture
Peter Radford argues farmers bear the payroll of civilization as 95 percent of industry costs stem from agricultural wages. He cites national crop payrolls, railroads, manufacturers, banks, and merchants, urging Texas and national lawmakers to cut wasteful legislation and protect farming prosperity.
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National Farmers’ Union
Texas “Partners
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Missouri
United States
When honesty is merely a policy it's a poor virtue
A concise reflection argues honesty as policy can fail virtue by reducing truthfulness to utility rather than a moral standard. It weighs practical motives against ethical integrity in everyday choices.
Timeless quips on farmers and the back to the land view
The passage contrasts two farmer types and lauds the back to the land movement. It notes lazy or dead-like farmers waste space and claims true farmers listen to nature and spirit. It frames farming wisdom as a practice of discernment between heedful and heedless approaches.
Record office holds hundreds of copies of sheet music
The article notes a large stock of sheet music kept at the record office with about one copy per selection. It mentions efforts to catalog and curate the collection for public access and possible displays.
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McKinley
Local Notes Mention Goshen Visitors and Social Calls
In Goshen yesterday Mrs Calvin Gresso hosted friends at her home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Oliver Cripe of Urbandale visited their daughter Mrs Ed Rosengrants and husband over the weekend. John Oldfather looks well in a Maxwell. Chloe Haney and Max Glacier spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Readers urged to check the want column for ads and notary services offered at the Record office with deeds bonds mortgages and acknowledgments available.
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Oliver Cripe
Urbany
Ed Rosengrants
Local notes and community updates from Wa bash to Mentone
Local brief notices include Harry Hutchens visiting Wa bash on business, John Oldfather returning from Claypool in a new Maxwell, Mrs. Lottie Brenneman and Cora Williams coming home from Worth Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Lowman visiting from Warsaw. Also mentions mortgage exemptions at the RECORD office, tree and potato planting advice, magazine subscriptions, and weekend visits by Ray Henderson, Gladys Parker, and Francis Rager.
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Lottie Brenneman
Cora Williams
Worth Manchester
Ridgley
Ray Henderson
Gladys Parker
Shirey
Palestine
Francis Rager
Sloan's Liniment Ad Offers Fast Rheumatism Relief
An old ad promotes Sloan's Liniment as a simple remedy for rheumatism. It claims no rubbing is needed, simply apply to affected areas to relieve soreness and let the medicine penetrate. The wording emphasizes quick comfort and repeated use.
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Sloan
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Deppartine
Airphie
Ira Leckrone
W. H. Kern
C. . Carter
C. GL. Leonard
N.M. Frantz I. U. Snoberger
C. B. Deaton
REL
Millnery
Ira Bloom
Claypool
Frank Ulsh
Mahlon Rickel
E. W. Showalter
Ros. Scott
Elma Cattell
Willodean Whittenberger
Jacob Shultz
John Cauffman
Samuel Beber
Monroe Rhoades
Abner Moyer
Arthur Getty
Roy Carr
Pitat Balens
Peter Radford
Federal Agricultural Department
Continental United States
Ardhed
Warsaw
Satuday
William ‘Miller
Wiliam Leffel
Goshen
John Oldfather
Maxwell
Max Glacier
Chloe Haney
Indianapolis
J. H. Rhodes
Blanche Dickey
Castoria
Iva McKrill
Harry Hutchens
Wabash
Columen &P
Mr. Oldfather
Mrs. Wilford Lowman
Ezra Hamman
E. E. Maurer
S. B. Burdge
L- M. Burdge
Mentone
Burket
Sylvester Johnston
Silver Lake
Ind
Mutual
Kosciusko
Wabash Counties
Brush & Hanson
Excelsior Motorcycie
Calbat Hoosier Garage
Citist the Record Office
Silver’ Lake
Jimer Meloy
Syracuse
HO Snyder
Rager & Jantz
Ratekin'’s
Alberta
Canad
Diamond Joe's
Ratekin
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