Newspapers Drive Against Liquor Ads in Dry Areas
A Baltimore American reprint critiques a House bill to penalize newspapers carrying liquor advertisements in dry territories. The piece argues the measure violates press freedom, risks broader censorship, and misuses prohibition as a political weapon. It warns of chilling effects on speech and conscience, urging support for genuine prohibition without harming press rights.
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Baltimore American
House of Representatives
Committee of Postoffice and
Postroads
United States
Congress
Two Magazines Offer Ends March Deal
Your last chance to订get The Youth's Companion and McCall's Magazine for a full year at 2.10 ends March 31. Due to higher paper costs McCall's raises prices February 1, but readers can still subscribe as a bundle including a McCall dress pattern. Subscriptions and farm loan ads appear from First Trust and Savings Bank and Gardston Variety Store.
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Youth's Companion
McCall’s Magazine
McCall
McCall's Magazine
McCall's
Sues
THE
Youth’s Companion
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
First Trust and Savings Bank
Looking Back From Fifty and Other Features
The February American Magazine highlights include George Ade’s Looking Back From Fifty, a humorous slice of aging. P D D and J D Armour are discussed with business wisdom and startling incidents. Wisconsin by Ray Stannard Baker offers facts, and David Grayson contributes. The issue includes fiction by Olive Higgins Prouty Noble May and others, plus theatre and People departments.
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George Ade
P. DD
J. D. Armour
Chicago Packers
Sweeeas
Wisconsin
Ray Stannard Baker
David Grayson
Olive Higgins Prouty
Noble May
Walter Prichard Eaton
Bargains at 9c sale at Gardston Variety store
FOR SALE 160-acre farm adjoining city limits of Estherville. Well improved and well tiled. Price 200 dollars an acre for short time. E. Poulson handles the sale. Many good bargains still left at our 9c sale.
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Gardston Variety Store
Estherville
E. Poulson
Treasurers Semi Annual Report Emmet County 1917
Emmet County Iowa presents the treasurers semi annual report for January 20 1917 detailing receipts by fund including general state county school and road funds with totals balance forward from June 1 1916 receipts from taxes automobile fund and school fund principal and interest and other income sources. The document lists funds such as General County School County Bridge County Poor County Insane Road and road building Soldiers Relief Domestic Animal Motor Vehicle Drainage Sewer and Sidewalk assessments and more with overdrafts totals and county bonds redeemed. E H Hanson County Treasurer signs as official.
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Flisworth
Tina
Boyd
Estherville Township
Tenrence
Armstrong Grove Township
Emmet Township
Jack Creek
Denmark
Lincoln Township Assess Road Fund
Emmet County
Iowa
General State
General County
Soldiers Relief
Ament
Ace
Ted
Jone
Ead
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Trustees Reports
Aar
Swan Lake Township
Kuna
Judy
FURS
Dbergman & CO
ST. Paul, Minn
Nage
E. H. Hanson
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