Elementary science of rural industry becomes public policy plea
A Wakefield civic committee backed a series by economist John Edtonston Pine to examine rural life and local trade. The piece argues that centralization of capital harms communities and urges cooperation, local commerce, and support for merchants to sustain prosperity, schools, churches, and public services.
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Wakefield Woman'’s Lib
John Edtonston Pine Bey
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America
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Police Department
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Restoring the Train Service to Wakefield
Rail officials visited Wakefield to discuss restoring deficient train service and better station accommodations. Chicago leaders reportedly opposed any increase, arguing it would cost jobs. supporters argued a one day trunk service could prove profitability and restore public goodwill despite past low passenger demand and the May timetable removal.
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Duteut
Range
Chicago General Lices
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Varrond
Gasoline tax unfairly imposes burden on Ford owners
A historical analysis argues against a one-cent gasoline tax in Michigan. It shows that based on average six year depreciation and registration fees, Ford owners pay far higher taxes relative to value than Packard owners, while gasoline use does not reflect true vehicle value or road wear. The piece condemns a gasoline tax as unfair, impractical, and regressive, urging fair taxation of motor vehicle owners nationwide.
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