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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1894
Page
7
The essay extolls free trade, arguing 1846 England's reforms lifted labor, and predicts ongoing progress. It mocks tariff defenders, warns of revolutionary momentum, and cites David A. Wells on reciprocal taxation as a critique of protective duties and import taxes shifting to consumers.
The article highlights Champ Clark and Tom Reed delivering sharp tariff rhetoric in congress. It denounces McKinley tariffs as unfair to farmers, defends free trade, and warns of a rising free trade movement if protections persist.
Daily sale notice offers children s suits from 65 cents to 7 dollars in sizes 3 to 14 years and men s shoes from 1 to 5 dollars. A full line of boys shoes is available. Visit to compare prices before buying elsewhere.
The text surveys Andalusian origin and crossbreeding with Black Spanish, noting prolific egg laying and modest feed needs, then praises Hamburg varieties for beauty and utility. It also provides lawn and garden advice including nitrate soda mixtures, and describes a potato scab treatment using corrosive sublimate with cautions on safety.
Dear editor describes Japan tea plants in bloom with fragrant white flowers and green foliage. Seeds are offered by mail for postage. children string seeds and sender offers to mail seed to readers. Hairpins are produced by automatic machines, cut, shaped, japanned, and baked at 300 to 400 degrees.
The State of Indiana Wells County Harriet J. Cotton, William Barbee and others are notified of a complaint filed April 4, 1894, in Wells Circuit Court. Defendants must appear May 238th day of May 1894 term at Bluffton Court House or the case will proceed in their absence. clerk A. Oppenheim and deputy H. L. Wisner certify.
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