Editorial Page Highlights Local Affairs And Advertising Trends
Long Washington Star editorial page notes the paper's wide reach in Warren County and its role as a major advertising medium. It critiques Morris Canal abandonment plans, local sports chatter, and public notices while airing views on advertising propaganda and consumer health claims with a mix of opinion and local references.
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Major Freelance's column on bandits and social issues
The column surveys 19th century bandit lore and modern highwaymen in New York with critical notes on their methods. It reflects on youth crime, schooling, parental duties, and moral guidance, linking crime to environment and asking for stronger public schooling and policy.
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State Police Deployment and Road Safety Concerns
A fragmentary report notes eighteen state police at the Neetang headquarters covering 28 000 miles in July. Residents complain of limited protection amid increasing travel and traffic violations at Lake Eophtcaie Budit Lake and surrounding roads.
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Grain prices and market outlook amid world demand
Report from Chicago notes up toward higher grain prices as wheat stocks tighten and price conditions stabilize. Analysts expect slower but steadier markets with improved business conditions and continued large American grain demand to support industrial and farm sectors.
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Propaganda and political control in U S government debate
The excerpt attacks what it calls hidden bureaucratic power in Washington and criticizes the growth of government appointments, bureaus, and commissions. It warns of a propaganda-driven political system manipulating voters and links pensions to a broad tax burden.
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Government notes stricter vehicle plate checks and reforms
The article reports on an aggressive move by the Motor Vehicle Department 14 to enforce license plate visibility and cleanliness. Inspectors will target drivers with obscured or dirty plates and those with plates not properly displayed during travel. It also covers public reception at Sea Cliff and Middlesex County events criticizing prohibition policy and political conduct.
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