State printing bill passed to fix drainage notices funding
Legislators approved a state printing bill to end payment withholdings for drainage notices and set the publishing rate at 331 3 cents per ten lines. An amendment to publish council proceedings was withdrawn as current law already covers duties and penalties for nonpublication. Corn Belt Publisher reports.
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Mothers Pension Reduces Juvenile Crime and Expense
Judge Franklin C Hoyt of New York Citys Children Court advocates Mothers Pensions as a key factor cutting juvenile delinquency and public costs. He cites 1911 to 1920 declines in commitments and a projected wave of savings, noting most youths enter care due to improper surroundings and praising pensions as a crime-reduction measure. He cites Chicago and national figures projecting large future funding for Mothers Pensions.
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Prominence Made Them Em
Two Mason City girls were found drunk and taken to the county station. Their gossip about “standing in the community” suggests upper-class origins, with rumor of a quiet jail stay behind the scenes. The piece laments public exposure as a social great equalizer and hints at reform through fear.
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Ashone
Findliy
Sheldon Mai
Newspaper commerce pressures price and charging norms
A fragmented text argues newspapers must charge for advertising and notices even as readers expect free space. It contends modern costs justify subscription and ad rates, noting the historical shift from barter to cash in the industry and warning against devaluing paid content.
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New Paper Promotes Low Costs and Community Service
An early excerpt outlines a policy to offer printed matter at minimal cost to all involved. It emphasizes fair pricing, affordable advertising, and a commitment to broad circulation as a public service.
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Lincoln’s failures fostered success and moral tales
A jumble of anecdotes contrasts Abraham Lincoln’s early defeats and debts with later fame, noting repeated political losses and personal hardships before becoming a revered figure. Separate snippets mention motor accidents and obituaries in various towns, finishing with a classified sale for short goods and farm items.
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Beet Company Cancels Contract Amid Factory Turmoil
A beet processing firm cancels a contract after overextending operations in Bow territory. The business faced mounting legal and logistical challenges, forcing a retreat. They will continue activities in other territories while seeking to stabilize operations and assess remaining commitments.
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Aeres Con
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