William Jennings Bryan and the fight against predatory wealth
A portrait of William Jennings Bryan as the leading national figure who challenged predatory wealth, battled powerful financiers, and shaped a political era with his anti money power stance. The piece lauds his eloquence, risk, and enduring influence, arguing truth and justice will prevail. Also discusses the assessor salary debate, stressing need for a capable, impartial tax official with adequate support staff.
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William Jennings Bryan
America
William Jennings Drran
David
West
William Jennings
Bryans
Bryan
Somy
Iit
Dusiness
Trin
Justioin
Market Reports Emphasized By The Herald
The Herald outlines its plan to publish daily and weekly market quotations, stressing accuracy and usefulness for farmers and merchants. It notes shifting prices on the Louisville cattle market and urges readers to stay informed about whether to sell or hold crops. Seeds are moving with CALENDAR & CO shipping Burt oats daily. asking readers to sell.
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The
Herald
Louisville
South
Weekly Herald
Times
Daily Herald
Callender & CO
Cuticura’s Standby Cures Recurrent Skin Trouble
Mrs. Lillie Wilpher of Chattanooga Tennessee testifies that after years of recurring eruptions on her hands and wrist she was cured by one set of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. She notes earlier failures with blood medicines and mentions her uncle’s baby and another baby helped by the same treatment.
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Cuteura
Lillie Wilpher
Eleventh St
Chattanooga
Tenn
CUTICURA OINTMENT Defining World’s Greatest Cure Claim
An ad style blurb extols Cuticura Ointment as the world’s greatest cure for tormenting skin and scalp troubles. It promises relief from blemishes, hair loss, and irritation, touting a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and mild remedies as essential steps to a speedy recovery.
Denatured Primary Plan Threatens Democratic Will
Nashville on January 30 reports a split in Patterson circles over a primary. Officials propose a sham primary counting county majorities as whole blocks, disenfranchising minorities and skewing results toward large counties. Carmack and allies warn this subverts democracy and concentrates power in Shelby Davidson Hamilton and Knox counties.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dellot
Patterson
Bryan
Paterson
Patterson’ Poltcian
Sumner County
Carmack
Shelby
Davidson
Davidson County
Hamilton
Knox
Easi
Enantles I Adl
Mie Weber
Opposition to the Patterson primary scheme voiced in editorial
The piece argues the proposed primary would disfranchise large minorities in rural counties and weaken democracy. It warns that a candidate could win a state with a small district margin yet lose the nomination, labeling the plan a fraud to thwart the popular will and favor minority votes.
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Patterson Mongers
Democrata
Patternon
Sheriff Sale of Maury County Land in 1909
Execution from Chancery Court Maury County Tennessee directs Sheriff to sell at courthouse door Columbia on March 2 1909 one eighth undivided interest in a tract of land in Maury County bounded by Mrs Gordon estate and J H Murphey lands containing about 187 acres more or less.
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Chancery Court
Maury County
Tenn
A. N. Akin
J. M. Hodge
Cordelia Drelle
Columbia
Tennessee
Eld
W.C. Gordon
Dr. Bedem
Gordon
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