Democratic Challenge to Steele in 1894 Congressional Race
The document outlines a public invitation from ASN Mantis of Bierron Minnesota to George W. Steele, Republican candidate for Congress, proposing a series of joint meetings across the Eleventh District to debate living issues and the congressional records. The letter discusses prior accusations and invites timely reply for debate scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Geo. W. Steele
Martin
Congress
Steele
J. A. W. Kintz
David Overman
Grant County
G. A. Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Bierrron
Territory
Oklahoma
National Home For
Ird
ASN. Mantis
Wells County Canning Company reports record tomato output
The Wells County Canning Company closes a successful season with tomatoes yielding more than five times last year’s amount. 160 acres were planted to corn and tomatoes, 165,300 cans of tomatoes were produced, and the plant’s capacity reached 20,000 cans daily. The company saved by canmaking in-house and expects further savings under new tariff rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells County Canning Company
HK. C. Reynolds
Elias Gregg
Jast
Crosbie
Democracy and Free Trade Against Protectionist Policy
A political tract argues that democracy supports free trade and economic science, saying protection limits wealth distribution. It cites Justiat and the U S Britain Canada reciprocity impact, noting 1852 53 trade rose after a treaty and fell after repeal, contrasting farmers with wealthy producers and urging a市场 oriented Democratic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Arion T
Aviom Jr
Justiat
Republican Party
Narrow escape from gas at Bran son street residence
Clem Blue and wife narrowly escaped a gas leak Saturday night on Bran son street near Seventh. Frank Presnall’s family alerted responders after Mrs Blue pounded on the window yesterday morning. Fire opened the summer kitchen door and physicians revived the unconscious husband as gas escaped from the stove and two wall jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Blue
Branson Street
Seventh Street
Frank Presnall
Blue
Mrs. Blue
Francis
Bluffton
Miurion Chronicle
Mill Run At Poneto Saw Mill Ends With Heavy Damage
Last Tuesday at 5 p m a cot ton saw mill in Poneto ran out of control when a governor pin came out. The drive wheel shattered, parts flying 400 feet. The fireman shut off steam and nine teams plus twenty men were in the yard with no serious injuries. Repairs may cost about 175 dollars and the mill should be running by week’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Poneto
The Tariff and Wool Price Trend
John S. Serman notes in a U.S. Senate speech from February 7 1853 that wool prices fell from 51 cents in 1867 to 40 in 1870 and 43 in 1875, with an abnormal 18 cent year, and that modern Ohio prices run 35 to 40 cents per pound, attributing lower welfare to protectionist policy. Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair San Francisco.
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Ohio
John Smerman
U.S. Senate
Dr. Price
San Francisco
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U.S
Idaho
Capt. Crutcher
Washington
Shoup
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Banner
Arnold
Banxner
Revublican
Niagara
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McKinley
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