Not Fair to the President Opinion Piece Attacks Roosevelt
The piece claims a systematic effort to discredit President Roosevelt, accusing the press and monopolies of skewing coverage. It argues reforms have only begun and predicts enduring need for strong measures while praising the Agriculture Department under Secretary Wilson for its broad guidance and plant introductions aiding crops nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toosevelt
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Ovary
Oll
Spain
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Faw
Dayton founder Daniel Shriner who started thirty-six papers
Daniel Frederick Shriner, a Dayton figure, founded thirty-six newspapers, with thirty-two still in print. He is described as a strong organizer and veteran journalist, shaping local media over decades.
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Dayton
Daniel Frederick Shriner
Amar
L. Walker
Hawkeye Insurance Co
Lin
Page
Hawkeye Insurance Company
S. L. Walker
Think for Thyself In The Power Of Individual Thought
A reflective piece urges readers to trust their own thinking rather than depend on others. It compares outward appearances with inner substance, warns against pre digested advice, and praises forethought. It argues five minutes of head work can save hours of labor and prevent future regret.
Newspaper Writers Gather for Oto Leaders Banquet
In Woodbury County editors meet at Oto hosted by Giles after a series of regional gatherings. James Graham Moville Mail reads on the delinquent subscriber. Hon. J. S. Norton Oto shares views on editors’ role. A 25 pound baked fish crowns a festive banquet.
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Tjugsell Sage
Woodbury County
Anthon
Sloan
Corractionville
Danbury
Moville
Giles
Oto
S. J. Frisbie
James Graham
Herald
Sam Chatterton
Pierson Enterprise
J. 5
Norton
Horton
Loure County
Board of Supervisors
Bays
Adams
Smithland
Orion
Rinker
I. J. Giles
Bro. Giles
Association
H. V Chapin
Mapleton
Tierson
G. F. Kane
Bucking Bronchs and the Country Editor Life
An Anthon Herald reader letter from editor G F Kane venting about editorial pressures and various newsroom characters. The piece mocks advertisers travelers and punchy subscribers while praising the occasional loyal reader who supports the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Kane
Anthon Uerald
Alec
Law
Bro. Giles
Himsalf
A. T
Asithar
Socal Patent Medicine Companies
Bronsho
Clarney
Jandy Barnes
Shell Rock
Sioux City Printing Co
Pulse of 1900s papers on politics and wit in quotes
A collage of brief snatches from 1900 era papers includes quips about U S politics with Senator Allison, weather ironies in Kentucky, and jokes on authorship and public figures. Notable lines poke fun at Des Moines friendship with Allison, a cloud-burst irony, and remarks on stopping bullets and poetry.
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Sioux City
Des Moines
Allison
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Schon
Morris
Emiox
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Asst
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Mavazer
Doras
Readiar
Woolbury County
Mere
Ter Wandant
Queens of Co Day
Jane
New York
Nellis & Young
Axminister
NELLIS @ YOUNG
Sidney Herald
Iowa City
Iowa
Buffalo Express
Minneapolis
Kentucky
Kansas City
Movilla Mail
Veoria Herald-Transcript
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Hell
Logan Observer
Des Moinas
Fremont Tribune
Toledo Blade
Topeka
Alfred Anatin
Globe
D. B. Shontz
Correctionville
Towa
Tom Lee Barn
Frank Clark
Tow
Marshalltown
Sara
Sac
C. D. Castle & Bro
Mark Hanna
Rowsoe's
Anthony Bower
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