"He had departed from his early interpretation of our philosophy, and though his later views seem to us quite fantastic, we cannot refuse him the credit of following the light as he saw it."

"Dr. Stallard, whose death occurred two weeks ago, had been for many years a devoted advocate of the Single Tax. ...Dr. Stallard retires for beyond range to the heights of natural law, and peppers harmlessly away with the antiquated guns of the eighteenth century philosophy."

"Dr. Taylor ... transmitted to [Henry George] the not quite incredible story that the railroad president had read the book and said that he had become 'a disciple of Henry George'."

"Altho a socialist, I can see the benefit of Single Tax. They are twins."

"I have been a Single Taxer for many years; I have studied with devotion the economic problems tht have come under my notice, and I know of no economic problem that does not find its answer in the philosophy of Henry George."

"He described himself as a philosophical communist, whatever that is. He was a member of the Fels Fund Commission. ...He is supposed to have been a believer in Henry George's teachings but left little to reinforce the faith of those who are to come after."

"The passing of Joseph E. Stegner, formerly of Newark, N.J. takes another oldtime faithful from our ranks. His introduction to Henry George began in the 1890's when as a cut-glass operator in Toledo, Ohio, 'Progress and Poverty' was suggested to him by his foreman. As a worker and as a business man, he never ceased teaching economic truth from that day to the end. Mr. Stegner will always be remembered by his co-members."

"On a platform asking for an appropriation of one million dollars for the circulation of the work sof Henry George, so that the voters of Texas may be enlightened on the subject of taxation."

"I like better the people who take off their coats and work. Good luck to The Great Adventure."

"A civic committee has scheduled Philadelphia's director, Joseph a. Stockman, as the regular feature on their radio program on the first Thursday of each month over station WHAT at 11:45 a.m., this without cost to the school."

"State Representative S.A. Stockwell and Mrs. Maud Stockwell, Georgists, are the subjects of a eulogistic portrait, 'The Stockwells of Minneapolis', by Dorothy Walton Binder which won second prize in The New Republic's 'Little Known Fighters for Civil Liberties' essay contest. The essay was published Dec. 22."

"No government which is for the profiteers can also be for the people, and I am for the people, while the government is for the profiteers."

"Here's to the Single Tax. May it be submitted to the people. Its operation will be good for every man who desires a home, be he tenant or landlord."

"The great public knows nothing about the Equity League and cares less for its reform tax politics. Six hundred thousand votes are waiting to be cast for a free earth. Don't think of lowering the Ideal."

"Sumner wrote a demolition review of 'Progress and Poverty' and 'The Irish Land Question' in Scribner's."

"The work of the Single Tax goes bravely on in this country. From all parts of the United States the accounts point to steady progress. Great public interest, even among our opponents, has been aroused by the tyrannical treaetment of the Single Taxers of Delaware politicians, and many who had never given the mattermoer than a passing thought are now asking themselves, 'What is the Single Tax for which men are being sent to prison, and going gladly'. Nothing could have been conceived or better calculated to help ourcause than the stupid action of the Dover, Delaware authorities."

"Armstead Ernest Swearingen, chairman of the sponsoring committee of the Kansas City Extension, suffered a fatal heart attack on January 19 while attending a meeting of the American Legion post named for his son, Hewitt J. Swearingen."

"When the wheels of industry once more begin to hum, the same forces that brought about the depression will start us riding for another fall, unless we sensibly conclude to eliminate all profit in the mere ownership of land."