Indiana election result seen as protectionist victory editorials say
Washington Port notes an Indiana Republican editorial asserting protectionism as a core doctrine that swayed voters in Indiana due to manufacturing growth and farm prosperity. It cites the postwar eastern and old northwest returns, the press influence on stationery contracts, and hints at local press drama and bids, ending with an ad for J Loeb's handkerchiefs.
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Washington Port
Independent
Indiana
Post
East
Old Northwest
Ssynthe Post
Benent H's
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Bears the signature of BY ex ace the kind you have always bought in La as appears in fragmentary text. This record preserves a damaged OCR snippet with unclear ownership and date context.
Terms of Sale On All Sums Over Five Dollars
A description of sale terms by Wilmer Shaffer and auctioneers Robert Butler and Wm Hartz. Purchasers pay cash in hand for totals up to five dollars. For sums over five dollars, a credit period of ten months is offered with an approved note at maturity and no interest if paid on time. If paid after maturity, interest at eight percent accrues from sale date, and a five percent cash discount is available.
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W. G. Boyd
Board of Commissioners
Attica
Presa
J. Loeb
Bergdahl & Rogers
C. O. Bergdahl
John B. Martin
Charles C. Bergdahl
M. E
Baptist
Covington Markets
Williamsport
Butler
Wilmer Shaffer
Robert Butler
Wm. Hartz
Arthur Miller
Chas Crane
Larces
Bath
Arland
Reis-Strauss DO Goldsmith