Public mood and policy clash over mass effort and government role
A William Leslie Brichel column argues that mass and collective effort will shape U S policy as farm and labor voices grow stronger in Congress. It questions government ownership of failing rail lines and the ability to manage public welfare during strikes, while noting Wall Street opposition and the legal safeguards around transport changes.
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UW Potatoes Fill Basket In Superior Report
In Superior Wisconsin fifteen Crean Mountain potatoes grown in the backyard of C E Jenness filled a half bushel basket and weighed 2 1 2 pounds each shaping a notable local harvest tale.
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