26 May 1900
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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1900
Page
1
In Kentucky, a history of feuds and assassinations shapes local attitudes as violence is treated with casual acceptance. The piece notes many spoiled individuals in every community, with the claim that assassination has long been a habitual practice among feud factions.
Observers note the village spirit and enterprise have been favorably commented on since the new era began and urge uninterrupted progress to sustain the positive trend across the community.
Paper houses and print publishers may run up the price of these materials and the printer and publisher must accede to their de mands whether or not he is able to get more for his part. Verily, a printer's life is one of dog ged pleasantness.
The city of Montreux is extending ownership beyond electric light and waterworks to include street railways municipal bakeries restaurants mines clay pits and even residence houses in some districts signaling a broader municipal role in local services and assets.
A dramatic murder trial features the victim’s daughter as the principal witness. The young woman stands between love and duty as the case unfolds, offering rich material for a novelist.
The buyer and seller dynamic hinges on inducements and readiness to act. The citizen who blames governments is warned as a dangerous presence. Pretoria hints peace may come soon in South Africa, with Boer resistance noted as formidable. Cities grow by directed effort and prudent spending, not by waiting passively.
A writer decries profane language as a degrading sin that insults listeners and disrespects law. He argues the habit lowers men's dignity, elevates women above the Creator, and urges self restraint to restore clarity and moral order.
The article argues country advertisers can succeed by targeting local readers. Local rates vary from city rates and direct benefit comes from reaching nearby trade. Readers borrow nearby papers, so a local ad in THE Call offers equal opportunities for all advertisers, local or distant, to reach their field.
Excorrio urges completion of street lighting and more residence houses as the city’s top priorities to spur progress. He argues lighting prevents gloom and housing attracts residents, boosting business, jobs, and population growth for the community.
Recent remarks by Admiral Dewey suggest he is gradually recognizing the humorous aspect of a presidential bid. The comment hints at a dawning realization that his candidacy would be treated with amusement rather than serious expectation.
Washington dispatch details Mr. Clark of Montana resigning his Senate seat to trigger a favorable appointment, while lawmakers debate credentials and elections. Other items cover Nicaragua Canal progress, anti trust measures, civil service in colonies, and Boer envoys seeking favorable treatment amid U.S. political currents.
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