Bad Precedent Explains Public Funds Abuse Fears
The Monroe Journal discusses a 200000 dollar congressional grant to Salem Massachusetts victims of a devastating fire. It argues such funding invites abuse, urges self reliance, and critiques government bounties while praising history of recovery through self help and efficiency in county governance. It also notes A J McKinnon of Maxton discusses county government efficiency across North Carolina.
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Congress Approves 200000 Relief for Salem Fire Victims
The House voted 161 to 6 to insert a 200000 appropriation for Salem Massachusetts fire victims into the sundry civil bill after opposition from Rep Fitzgerald. The President urged action. Massachusetts delegation pressed for aid. Fitzgerald warned of a shift to federal responsibility for disasters.
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Candy shop ad touts ice cream and cold drinks price deal
The notice extols a candy shop’s offerings and boasts low prices for cold drinks and ice cream. It mocks the stinginess of rivals while inviting customers to taste the candy. Deals listed include 24 drinks for $1.00 or 12 for 50 cents.
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