Europeans Supplying Eggs as Tariff Fights Rages On
A letter argues foreign eggs flood the market despite a duty on imports to shield the American hen. It notes 1,000,000 dozen European eggs arrived in New York, sold wholesale at 22 cents a dozen versus 25 to 28 cents for cold storage eggs. The writer asks what cold storage dealers will do and mocks tariff supporters as deserving an egg famine.
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New York
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Tariff Debate Splits Editors Across Regions
A Chicago Tribune editor poll shows New England and eastern editors largely oppose the Aldrich Cantion tariff while western papers show mixed or pro tariff views. The results, alongside a Massachusetts Democrat win, signal GOP discontent with the tariff and a shift in economic thinking across regions.
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Chicago Tribune
New England
Massachusetts
Peru Normal’s Early Struggles and Rise to State School
The article traces Peru State Normal's origins from 1865 when a Methodist Seminary was funded, built, and later transferred to state control. It details early faculty, student enrollment, founding leaders like J. M. McKenzie and Mrs. McKenzie, a pivotal bell fund, and the transition to a state normal with growing classes and later expansion. It notes subsequent presidents, building milestones including Normal Hall, and the school’s slow, persistent growth into a leading Nebraska institution.
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Nebraska
Peru
Kearney
Wayne
Chadron
Missouri River
Omaha
Nebraska City
Brownville
Missouri
Penu Normal
Winship
New England Journal of Education
United States
Mixsouri
H. Kurch
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. McKenzie
Pawnee City
B. McKenzie
Burch
J. F. Neal
Bureh
McKenzie
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Normal Hall
Lincoln couple win two CET scholarships for three years
Asebtors of Lincoln win two CET scholarships worth 260 each year from Union Stock Yards of South Omaha. Alice Cullen will study domestic science and Mr Asendorf animal husbandry at Nebraska Agricultural College starting September 1. After years of supporters, Cullen is recognized as the first young woman recipient.
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Buckingham
Agricultural College
Nebraska State Journal
Bia
Stock Yards
Nebraska
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