Advertisers urged to promote business and warn of crime
A collection of scattered opinions references ads, unionism, and civic action. It notes advertisers should diligently promote their business while warning against street hoodlumism, and quotes on war, immigration, and wheat price history, mentioning Gen Fitzhugh Lee, Teddy Roosevelt, and the Klondike craze.
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Cairo
Dewey Era Patriotism and Civic Drive Across Press
Opinion blends praise for American naval power and civilian grit with calls for work, enterprise, and public spirit. Notes Dewey era pride, Roosevelts riders, and Cannon’s funding figures, urging citizens to support employment and local development through steady effort and public-spirited newspapers.
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Ilinois
Robert Kamm
Highland
WM. P. Early
Edwardsville
Madison County
Maine
Freedom For
Cuba
Hawaii
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
Teddy” Roosevelt
Klondike
Postau
Hobson
Chicago
Cervera
Roosevelts Rough Riders
Fifth Avenue
Cannon
Congress
Spain
Humphreys
Matt
Humphreye
Willigan & Joba
Ss. W. Rawson
Odd Fellows’ Building
Main St
Cook
J.H. Stienhans
General Merchant
Troy Lumber Yarn
Busse Bros
South Main ST
MaAnKs Desians
Copvricuts &c
Aketch
Fcsanadl
Aoa
Mann Fs
Scientific American
Jon Cone
Bareacaiine M & Co
Severanceer
New York
Wash
Phil. Eckert
Graham
Hood
Mood
Wedderco
General Merchandise
W. Clay Street
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