Tariff on Grain Debate Draws Mixed Farmer Response
The tariff proposal for grain fails to win broad support among tariff advocates. Secretary Wallace’s views, as recounted by Arthur Searles Henning in the Chicago Tribune, suggest the plan’s merit is questioned. Farmers face higher prices for manufactured goods, with rising discontent echoing in union calls and political concerns before the next election.
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Wallace
Wallace i
Chicago Tribune
Arthur Sear
Henning
Wilson
The Horse of Destiny in Boston Harbor
In Boston harbor Jack learns of Philadelphia evacuation by the British and is moved from a Yankee ship toward the city. He encounters Arnold and Willian Penn’s mansion, discusses debt, privateering, and war weariness with Governor Fook and others, then seeks Washington’s headquarters. He visits Paris with hopes of seeing Margaret and reflects on his father’s ruined fortune due to wartime lending.
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Boston
Jack
Philadelphia
Arnold
Willian Penn
Olanet Irons
United Sttes
Eareh
Patr
Elis
Flo
Tack
Owl Country
Vno
Janek
Miee
Gavernay
Inch
Arnolds
America
Washington
Hudson
Kimg
King’s Ferry
Pauling
Tarrytown
Ger Aprad
Margaret
Franklin
Ssa
Oloak
bQnshaken
Ure
Paris
Louis XVI
Arnot
Passy
Solomon
Seloman
Albany
Mirandy
Amerika
Wea
France
Mickey
Dale
The Case for a Farmers Union to Raise Prices
An editorial argues farmers should organize a farmers union to fix basic commodity prices, noting parallels with labor and small town business, insisting membership stay limited to farmers, and claiming a living profit will lift rural districts and drive overall prosperity. It compares farm units to labor organization and envisions price setting for grains as foundational.
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Farmers’ Union
Printers’ Union
Mit
Fragmented Civil War Era Letter on Heir and Future Plans
A damaged letter expresses longing and plans to become heirs after the war. The writer asks the recipient to understand the need to rely on family after a difficult period, mentions prospects of money and marriage, and hopes to join in New York once the war ends. The tone reveals personal sacrifice and enduring affection amid uncertainty.
Letter Fragments Reveal Strain of Allied War Efforts
A Civil War era style letter bundle recounts Allied leaders debating strategy and loyalty. It notes Franklin and Washington era tensions, royal contacts, and a cautious plan to retreat to ships out of New York as the war shows signs of extending. It hints at a push to secure allies and hold lines despite growing peril.
Discovery of X Rays Revealed by Early Experiments
The text describes a shown keran web and odesk beneath which mates were kept, with shadows of the Bey seen when developed. It notes the preparty of X rays as a peace solid awaiter diselapmed by con dent through leaving.
Care of Hides in Curing and Handling
The article describes methods for preserving hides and meat preparation. It notes removing flesh from the flesh side, proper gutting, and careful salting and curing to prevent spoilage. Emphasizes practical steps for better preservation and animal processing.
Public Pulse letter defends Olfather amid election talk
A reader urges restraint while defending Mr Olfather, arguing against political bias in a local column. The letter contrasts Democratic and Republican eras, cites rising prices and farm sales, and ends by noting the writer fears upsetting a friend’s feelings.
The Life An Old Man Has Lived (Continue)
A reader quotes Uncle Josh and a correspondent letter to the editor about truth in sketches and harvest memories. The old man recalls stacking grain after thrashing, selling for thirty cents a bushel, and Cedar Rapids transport, while another letter extols rising wages, purchasing power, and farmer profits amid tariff debate.
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Josh
San
Min
Jost
Trent
Getlow
Fosh
Gu UN Walt
Cedar Rapids
Far Far Away Distance From Earth Increases Astronomers Say
Astronomers estimate the furthest known object lies about 14 billion times farther from Earth than the Sun, highlighting vast scales in the cosmos. Researchers explain the measurement reflects extreme distance and ongoing discovery of distant celestial bodies.
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Earth
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Cedar Valley DaiLy Times
Irving Bacheller
Mickley Am Baek
the Farmers’ Union
Coolidge
Solaman
N. York
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Peru
Marquis de Buena Vista
Exavi
Henry Themhil
Meather
England
David Hartles
Trons
Jett Frame
Lager
London
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Wranklin
Irons
Tome
Jenatian
St. Asaph
Benjamin Hare
Hi Feden
New York
Serias
Xed
Reger
Raps
Olfather
J. A. Oliacher
Valles Daily Times
Mr. Olfather
Olfuther
Ans
Esther
Woodres Wilson
Harding
Veges
Times
Palo
Iown
WL i. Sirtey
Franklin RK. Lane
Titerielle
Armerica
Aner
United States
Ctias, Rtd
Central Life of
Iowa
Robert Allien
Equitable Life of
N.Y
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