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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
4
A newspaper debate questions why the Republican party should aid frontier settlers and recalls the homestead act. It notes the act helped populate western states, contributing hundreds of thousands of settlers and shaping regional power dynamics, with Bryan’s remarks labeled as misguided.
The Lincoln era began a series of Republican supports for farming. Agricultural colleges and experiment stations grew nationwide, the 1902 Roosevelt irrigation act aided arid regions, and rural free delivery connected farmers to the world. By 1908 farm product value reached 8 billion while population rose, eightfold growth since 1860. SL Louis Globe-Democrat notes these points to Bryan.
A political piece argues Harmon’s mixed stance strains public confidence and paints him unfavorably. It criticizes his campaign positioning, notes reactions from supporters and opponents, and questions his grasp of issues affecting farmers and investors. The author warns of a heated race carrying over into the next election.
Final account filed in guardianship of Jess W Landis and probate filings for Nan Foll Schwable and James F Coffield. Special school district order in Mississinawa township. Several marriages recorded including Replogle Black and others. Property transfers listed with multiple Greenville Union City and Arcanum parcels and varied amounts.
A rough transcription shows Louis Hewett nominated by the West Virginia Democrats with a platform favoring constitutional parity and party unity. Messages from Wood and Bryan praise the convention, pledging cooperation for a Democratic nationwide victory amid harsh references to African American voters and November outcomes.
A tariff framed as revenue only implies broad wage reductions with no viable alternative. The statement asserts there is no other feasible option, signaling widespread labor and cost of living impacts if enacted.
The Washington Letter notes President Roosevelt’s expected return and the Cabinet seating, while the Tuberculosis Congress prepares to convene with global experts. It highlights exhibits at the National Museum, including German and Swiss displays, and mentions Dr Koch’s planned attendance. Fort Myer attracts worldwide attention for Wright brothers experiments and Orville Wright’s notable progress.
A historical account notes flights around a half mile at about fifty feet, piloted by Wright and an army lieutenant, under good weather suggesting daylong operation possible if fuel and endurance permit. The craft requires a draft plane for takeoff and lacks precise start stop control, with wind and rain tests pending. Commercial viability hinges on future improvements, but air travel may become commonplace in five to ten years with possible life insurance offerings.
A Kenton Democratic paper attacks W. W. Durbin running for state auditor, condemning his leadership as corrupt and gang like. It urges Democrats to replace his “doodle bosses” with honest leaders and questions loyalty to the party amid national figures like Bryan.
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