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Are They At Fault?
The Native Americans that lived here have been all but wiped out. Our military has absolutely overpowered and demolished theses "Natives." So what does this mean? Does it mean we are free to go anywhere in the country and build what we want where we want? Well, yes and no. There is absolutely nothing in our way of going all the way to the east coast and to the west coast with our empire. But should we? Is it morally right? These natives have lived here for who knows how long and we come in and take over. I guess that's just life. You can decide for yourself. For now, they're gone or stuck in a preservation. You can claim your land, just remember what you're actually doing to these people.
The Best Beer In The Country
Come to the Anheuser-Busch Brewery in St. Louis for the experience of a lifetime. Our beer is expertly crafted by our experts. You can even come have a taste of Michelob, our new specialty beer. You've really got to taste it to believe it.
Buy Your Ticket To The 1904 Summer Olympics
St. Louis has been selected as the host of the 1904 Summer Olympics and the World Fair. This is an exciting opportunity and tickets are sure to sell fast. Come get yours before they're all gone. We have amazing athletes like George Eyser (who has a wooden leg) and James Lightbody, an incredible athlete from Chicago. It it sure to be a fun and fascinating time at the World Fair and The Summer Olympics. It will be hosted in Fairground park alongside the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. All three of these events are sure to be a blast. Come see it for yourself. It's sure to be a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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Loftis Bros & Co. Offer lower prices for all of your jewelry needs. Rings from $25 and Pocketwatches from $15. Stop by and find just what you need. It's easy to get a diamond, easier than opening a savings account, in fact. All of our employees are expertly trained and are willing to assist you in any way you need. You can find us in downtown St. Louis, on Glasgow Avenue.
Henry Ford is Revving Up
Henry ford had officially opened the "Ford Motor Company" on June 16, 1903 when this "Ford Motor Company" started production on a Ford Model A. An Automobile that weighs over 1200 lbs, but can reach speeds of up to 28 miles per hour. It only comes in red, which is a little disappointing, but makes up for it with performance. The base price is $750, but over $150 dollars of upgrades can be purchased. Ford has spent almost its entire $28,000 initial investment funds with only $223.65 left. Acquiring this machine should be interesting as it's supposedly the "Most Reliable Car In The World."
Letters To The Editor
Dear Editor,
What you said on your November issue was highly offensive. Maybe you should consider that people who don't have jobs aren't just "bums" and "lazy." I've been trying to get a job but nobody will hire me. Just because I weigh 500 pounds should not mean that nobody wants to hire me as a traveling salesman. Next time you should be a little more considerate of people who want a job but can't seem to get anyone to hire them.
Bertha
What you said on your November issue was highly offensive. Maybe you should consider that people who don't have jobs aren't just "bums" and "lazy." I've been trying to get a job but nobody will hire me. Just because I weigh 500 pounds should not mean that nobody wants to hire me as a traveling salesman. Next time you should be a little more considerate of people who want a job but can't seem to get anyone to hire them.
Bertha
Dear Editor,
I absolutely loved the piece on the value of the coin. It was so very insightful and made me and my family think and it brought up some things I had not thought about. Sometimes we are blind to the good and the bad. Now I can see both.The points made were just far out enough to make me think more than I normally would. Keep up the good work.
Dan
I absolutely loved the piece on the value of the coin. It was so very insightful and made me and my family think and it brought up some things I had not thought about. Sometimes we are blind to the good and the bad. Now I can see both.The points made were just far out enough to make me think more than I normally would. Keep up the good work.
Dan
Is Populism Popular?
Populism is seemingly popular among commoners. If you think about it, that's just what populism is, and all it is. It's about protecting the rights of the common people. It's about showing that common people are people too. It's about listening to them because they supposedly have good ideas. So is this a party you should side with? Well, their points are valid and should be taken seriously. If their rights are not protected who is to say that ours will be. We need to make sure that every man is truly created equal. So give it a chance. Maybe one day you won't be rich and famous. Maybe you'll want rights too.
Back in the 1896 election some Democrats took up many of the populists views and made them their own. This may have been the reason that democrat William Jennings Bryan lost the election by a margin of over 600,000 people, and then an even larger margin in 1900. From there the populist party had fallen apart. There is talk of a "regathering" of sorts, but nobody can know for sure what will come of it. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
Back in the 1896 election some Democrats took up many of the populists views and made them their own. This may have been the reason that democrat William Jennings Bryan lost the election by a margin of over 600,000 people, and then an even larger margin in 1900. From there the populist party had fallen apart. There is talk of a "regathering" of sorts, but nobody can know for sure what will come of it. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.