18 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Willmar Tribune
Location
Willmar, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
1
A brief debate framing socialism and populism with Carl D. Thompson for Socialism and Aug O Fi for Populism outlining their respective principles and programs for capitalism and industrial rights.
Carl D. Thompson argues for uniting farm and wage workers under socialism to curb capitalist tolls on railroads, machinery, land, and credits. He cites oppression of farmers in Red River Valley and North Dakota, asserts collective ownership of utilities, land, and transport, and contrasts socialism with populism as the path to widespread labor relief and international solidarity.
The San Francisco Bulletin argues competition has reduced drunkenness by shifting social norms. It cites clubs, businesses, and shops where sobriety is now common, noting fewer ordinary men risk drinking and jeopardizing their work.
An article analyzes Waterloo Iowa data to compare community costs of churches and saloons. It notes 18 churches and 18 clergy vs 20 saloons with 44 proprietors and bartenders, estimating annual saloon support around 146000 dollars versus church costs near 74000 dollars, and discusses non church members’ patronage and broader funding implications. It also mentions France temperance congress actions and assorted Minnesota notes on rifles, foresters, a car in Red Wing, and local accidents and deaths.
Oregon has about 100 granges with 5000 members and Tioga county, Pa. around 4000. ar bi tration favored, and National Master Aaron Jones active in multiple states. The New York state fair visit, August outings, and Grange finance and insurance details appear along with local granges expanding, organizing, and purchasing farms and goods.
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