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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
12
A long, critical discussion traces how the Oklahoma bank guarantee system would treat deposits and capital. It argues that forcing equalization across banks harms honest, small bankers while shielding unsafe practices. The piece cites cases in Kansas and questions the law’s impact on ordinary deposits and confidence.
Fragmentary text mentions defending an attitude related to war and a newspaper tone referenced as New York World. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving essential details indiscernible.
A dated appeal urges Western Division Republicans to donate one dollar to the campaign fund to elect Taft and Sherman. It explains costs of campaign operations and requests contributions via state finance committee chairs or directly to Pred W Upham, Assistant Treasurer, with receipts promised.
Fragmented quotes reference Governor Hughes at Sioux City and Taft as a future president. The piece underscores labor’s demand for steady work as essential to prosperity and policy, noting Cooper Union speeches and the impact of civil policy on wartime trade and national growth.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Republican leader during a Chel War, linked to Abril salvation and Kansng Cl, but details are unclear and names are garbled. The readable items suggest a political figure and era but lack concrete events or dates.
The article reports German manufacturers expect a Democratic victory may lead to tariff revision and flood the U S with German goods. It contrasts with Taft supporters who favor protection to sustain American wages and industry.
Fragmented clipping quotes Judge Taft on regulatory intent and business supervision. It mentions Bryan’s rising prominence, party promises, and St Louis and Columbus remarks reflecting Republican and populist themes. Includes scattered names and places in a garbled OCR passage.
The Jewell County Republican reports high land and lumber costs as crops rise. It notes lumber now costs one fourth of what it did thirteen years ago, with corn purchasing power up to 2,000 feet of cubbing lumber. Farms price per acre and crop values rise, aided by new improvements and favorable market trends.
Fragmented text discusses labor organization and its impact on whales, claiming beneficent effects and employment, with unclear references to Coop and individuals. Content is partial and garbled, offering little factual detail or coherent narrative.
A damaged OCR fragment shows garbled text about a wrong man and desirability, obscuring names, places, and context. The readable portion hints at quality focus but lacks verifiable facts or events to summarize into a complete news item.
Des Moines reports the Iowa railroad commission will pursue a Hepburn act case against 30 cent passenger tolls on trains crossing the Dubuque East Dubuque bridge. The effort, filed Feb 4 by Attorney John R. Waller, seeks a federal review of discriminating rates and a move toward a reasonable fare. The hearing is set for Oct 23 in Dubuque with the commission acting as court and jury and powers to subpoena.
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