The True Value of Money and Intrinsic Value Debate
An essay argues that intrinsic value is not a legal element of money. Citing Supreme Court rulings and authorities, it contends that money can be paper or fiat without requiring intrinsic worth, while contrasting hard money views with populist critiques and coinage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Tagersol
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Unitedited States
Wallace
United States Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Tiffany
Brittania
Buckle
North Brittish Review
Normal Notes on Wednesday Examinations and Visitors
Wednesday notes show the normal school work ended at noon for examinations. Visitors include Amy Graham Bear Grove township Eva McGee Osceola Iowa Clara Barming ton Etta Barber Turkey Grove Jennie Owland Adair Alice Robinson Wiota Ella Ballard Rock Rapids Iowa Mayme Blake and others. The report covers devotional exercises, a morning talk on music in the classroom and a vocal duet. Also details on theater improvements by J L Wilden and the Turkish Bath opening, plus grain cost data by L Bigelow and a church time change to 7:80 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Graham
Bear Grove Township
Eva McGee
Osceola
Iowa
Clara Barmington
Etta Barber
Turkey Grove
Jennie Owland
Adair
Alice Robinson
Wiota
Ella ©. Ballard
Rock Rapids
Mayme Blake
This City
Howard Cowen
Fort Scott
Kansas
May Acker
Macomber
Edith
Etta Miller
Emma Noyer
Bear Grove
Newcomb
Warner
Coral McGrew
Lulu Gillespie
Populite Platform at Atlantic Convention 1893
The People’s Party at Atlantic on Aug 26 1893 adopted a preamble railing against Republicans and Democrats for treasury raids and a failing economy. It endorses Omaha 1892 platform, calls for free silver and fiat money, abolition of trusts, tax reform, and reduced government salaries. It also demands fair representation on election boards and notes opposition to third-term politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’ Party
Atlantic
Republican
Democrat
Milla
Wall Street
England
Jackson
United States Bank
God
Mammon
Latform
Omaha
People's Party
People’s
Dead bachelor Jacob Croisant found in Noble township pasture
Coroner and jury investigated the death of sixty seven year old bachelor Jacob Croisant who lived with John Eppelsheimer. Found in a pasture near Eppelsheimer's vineyard after trimming hedge, he appeared to have died four to five hours earlier. Jury ruled death natural due to epilepsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Noble Township
Jacob Croisant
John Eppelsheimer
Eppelsheimer
Wim. Debis
Croisant
Adam Woolenhaupt
John Meyer
Fred Miller
Grover Under the Knife Cancer Surgery Report
A Philadelphia Press account alleges President Cleveland underwent a painful surgical operation for cancer removal. Sources say details are guarded. whether malignancy or cure is unknown. Dispatches note secrecy around the exact nature of the procedure and its outcome remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Journal
Congress
Buzzard’s Bay
Washington
Lamont
Whitney
Dispatch
Sioux City Journal
Wanted a number of intelligent reliable young men for chairs
Wanted a number of intelligent reliable young men to push rolling chairs at the World's Fair. Requires letters of recommendation for integrity and character. Earn 20 per day and 10 cents per hour for overtime. Free lodgings provided. Apply by letter to Columbia Racking Chair, 0? Jackson Park, Chicago.
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Ote 5
Etter
Columbia
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Europe
America
John C. Calhoun
Tilden
J. L. Wilden
Opera House
Thos. Keen
Lowa
Fred W. Seines
Rochester
N.Y
L.it. Close & Co
Kansas City
Ligelow
Census Bureau
Telegrath
Cass County
Bigelow
Grover
Harlan
Hawks
Temple
Curtin
Cappellar
G. W. Hourlbert
Edna
Hurlbut
Edna Township
Frank Symmonds
Dr. Mosher
Ntf
Wm. M. Nichols
Swayne
Swayne & Son
THE
Atlantic Business College
Barrett & Henning
Atlantic Lewis
Criswold
Crombie
Green Bay Lumber
Asers
Dean
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