Prohibition and Economic Debate Reflected in State News
The article discusses prohibition’s political impact in Utah and the West, noting party alignments and campaign stances. It analyzes credit, interest rates, and silver policy, arguing market value versus intrinsic value and the influence of bankers. It contrasts eastern and western opinions and cites figures and dates relevant to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George SN
Americas
Atlanta
Kansas
Kuwait
Muntiud
Aldredge
Ava
Assun
Eouth
Tower
London
Beceuioe
Benkera
Financial mood shifts lower rates steer borrowing trends
Amid discussion of interest rate dynamics a speaker notes demand from borrowers rises with necessity, while supply and profit opportunities lead to lower rates, contrasting high and low interest eras. The piece cites Alfred E. and quotes letters about taxation, pensions, and public concerns alongside local notices and varied community topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallitatandard
Alfredge
Exposition Glimpses at Atlanta Cotton Fair Progress
The South exalts the Exposition in Atlanta noting progress at the Cotton States and International in exhibits. Georgia shows tax, iron works, and cotton gains with higher output and a push toward industrial and agricultural displays, comparing favorably with Chicago. The piece highlights building layouts, nationalistic pride, and evolving cotton industry figures across cities like Valdosta, Augusta, and Savannah.
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International
Chicago
Delaras
Atlanta
Teptaubos
Chickamanza
Odicatun
Ig 4
Bailaure
Sone Diffensey
Gue
Poly Rei
Aus
Washington
Grant Wilkins
Fourteenth Street
Georgia State
Maurfauuires
Liberal Art
United States
Tie of Art
Chicuxa
Niros
California
Midway Heights
Congress of Desnties
Cairo
Mose
Couth
Georgia
Tne
South
Plains
Genrpin
North
South Carolina
Valdesta
Selesod
Alsbana Wiles
Geecen
Staith
Tn University
Taorrisesn
Museuul Vo Cedel
Cromnici
Teilepd
Bovis
Burke
Gad
Colambes
Augusta
Savannah
Actaris
Blooming boomers and the restless night talk
Fragment from a late night dialogue features drift and speculation about blooming booms amid a noir setting. Characters discuss fear, love, and social constraints as a ghostly encounter and a chaotic party unfold around a dining table scene. The piece blends surreal dialogue with urban mood reflections.
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the State Journal
P. StacLawnas
Wozeka
Pally
Mati
Tom
Baesals
Eluwers
Parte
Abe Porbiaian
Sugt Rar
Ebaty
Tate
Cherikneith
Thurnos
Steve Quectes
Ma Wik Waueos
Asawatomie Asylum
Sfa
Morrilt
Wade
Mr Young
Turaiah
Toezma
W. U. Wilcos
Paola
S.n2a
Dean Srey
Kane
Weitzits
Lowa
Arkansas City
Winfield
Lawrence
Leland
Dawes Taskei
County Bay
Saxon
Pottawatomia
Scotand
W. Y Morgan
Wwe
Wild
Winnsgo
Fouth
Dallas
Ula
Dauglass
Abel
Wien
Cera
Dod
Heart
Fraskfin County
Ivket
Asurt
Cleveland
Jake Waller
Shiv Churen
Eciva
Toe
Lansing
Dutlary Tribune
Beggs
Babe Beggs
OfSorthara
Grovzia
Woran
Denier
Crpiase
Beyoni
Grace
Olen
Nyro
Peccerike Light
Specter
Borgine
Xald
Tha Cielo Rotimieh
Piu
Wiig
New York Hoconden
Ttryotn
Piproouth
Emesis
Lnion
Martutabic
Honsvhopper
Mado
Paul
Tina
Vioile
Nouw Vouk Weekly
Saniatiee
McCuseiek
Tor
WHETERN_ Foundry
Tipeea Foundry and Machine Works
Ecbein Capraeita
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R. L. Cofran
Rror
Topeka
Demoss, Undertakers Odd Fellows
Quincy Stream
Demoss & Pen Well
L. M. Pennwell
Morticurers
C. A. Nelson
Pierenant
Smith-Premier Typewriter Co
West
Six Strest
Smith-Premier
Harriss
Eheee Bell
A. F. Wessen
Osags City
GoslCi
W. Gordts & Beamer
Gariow
East Fourth St
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