Lincoln era warnings on government power and New Deal concerns
The author parallels Lincoln’s anti-slavery governance with modern fears of New Deal overreach. He argues government dictates labor and industry, threatens freedom, and risks socialization of private enterprise. Quoting Jefferson, he urges economy, limited central power, and individual rights to avoid national decay. He cites France’s sample as cautionary.
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Foundation for better herds urged to rebuild local livestock
A county agricultural note urges prudent breeding to restore livestock herds, arguing quality stock costs less than poorer animals and stressing groundwork now to repopulate barren hills as farms return toward normal. After a long search, Mrs. EE Allison of Kansas City found a diamond ring frozen in a pan of tea.
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