Cuba Market Dependency Highlights Tariff Debate
A cautious analysis argues Cuba is a vital buyer of American farm and industrial goods. It links tariffs to factory layoffs and farmer hardship as Cuba’s sugar trade funds imports. The piece emphasizes Cuba’s role in US cattle meat dairy and manufactured cotton products trade, warning that tariff shifts could hurt both Cuban buyers and American producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Miles
The
Fair Tariff League
United States
Canada
Uiginstag
New Jersey
Cuba
Therade
Atmericang Fertoer
Tio
Indor
Beveridge Campaign Letter Prompts Publisher Guidance
A letter from A. A. Kist, Beveridge campaign director, urges Indiana publishers to avoid personal attacks in primaries and to focus on the November election. It stresses that state and local offices are at stake and calls for a high minded campaign, letting the people nominate while the party organization elects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Clifton
Covington
Indiana
Clifton
Beveridge
Senator New
United States
Mr. New
New
Weekend visitors and community events in Old Kentucky
William Rabb of Chicago and Mis Nei Barkley of Indianapolis were guests of Mrs and Mrs Jir Barkley. Eugene Barkley visited his parents, Harve Barkley. Covington neighbors Harry Bowers and Walter Hunter hosted visitors. About 40 joined Welter Hunter for a day and filed fillet baskets. The Galloway sale drew a large crowd and the Ladies Aid ran a lunch stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rabb
Chicago
Mis Nei Barkley
Indianapolis
Mrs
Jir Barkley
Harry Bowers of
Covington
Walter Hunter
Welter Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Advertising abuse in public appeal pleas
The editor decries charity and memorial notices as often commercial propaganda aimed at selling products or favoring salary-backed job seekers. The piece argues these inserts should be paid space at standard rates like other ads, citing the National Fertilizing Association and a cement company as current examples of the tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fertilizing Association
Cement Co
Minister Delivers Noted Sermon at Local Church
Rev. Silverthorn filled the pulpit at the M. E. church Sunday evening while Rev. Kern aided at Benson in a series of meetings. His work left a splendid impression and was greatly enjoyed by those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverthorn
M. E
Kern
Benson
What Mrs Brenninger Says About Rat Poison
Mrs Brenninger of New York says RAT-SNAP is the only rat poison that prevents odors after killing. She likes the handy cake form and clean use, no messy mixing. Three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 are sold and guaranteed by The Mayer Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Harware Co
Mellott items note visits, illnesses and local plans
John Benefield of Kansas visited Mellott where he once lived twenty years ago. Flu cases rise this week while Bert Oyler remains ill with muscular rheumatism. Mellott Telephone will lay underground cables starting in spring after ground settles. The Red Men plan a gym this summer. Community Sale at Hillsboro drew locals. Bert Oyler sold a cream separator to Mrs. Jerry Haas near Newtown. Wall Farr visited from Monticello. Albert Porter sold his farm south of Mellott to Gilly Corner and moves to Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Oyler
Jerry Haas
Newtown
Bert
Albert Porter
Mellott
Gilly Corner
Waynetown
Porter
Hillsboro
Fountain Items and Local Visitors Across Attica Area
John Ennis visited Attica on Monday while Frank Beymer suffered a heavy chill over Sunday and improved by Monday night. Mrs. John Hannon remains homebound with a heavy cold. James Beals made a business trip to Covington on Monday as the elevator handles 270000 bushels of corn with prices edging higher. Wm Douglass is improving along with P N Cox Homer Douglass and others building a porch. Mack Beymer and Mrs Mary Odum shopped and visited in Attica and Peru over the weekend. Harriet Tobay returned home to Perrysville after a week with Olive Ennis family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beymer
Wm. Douglass
P. N. Cox
Homer Douglass
Mack Beymer
Covington
Punt
Harriet Tobay
Perrysville
Olive Ennis
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement From New York User
Melard F. Craig of Middle Grove, New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. He says they are pleasant to use, work like a charm, and do not cause griping or unpleasant aftereffects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Melard F. Craig
Middle Grove
N. Y
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YEDDO
G. C. Babb
Stone Bluff
Sanday
Robert Rayphele
George Rayphele
Harley Rayphele
Veedersbrug
C. H. Myers
Danville, AL
W H. Myers
Harry McKinzie
Bloomington
Charles McKinzie
Samuel Bonebrake
Harley Smith
John Smith
Harry Orvis
Danville
Frank Royce
Nancy Abernathy
Alva Hickman
Katherine
Cumi Lindley
Rus Reller
Kingman
Jane Redenbaugh
Henry Smith
Eddie Smith
Dave Smith
Cates
Fred Zimmerman
Hisdale
A. A. Kist
Old Kentuck
Eugene Barkley
Harve Barkley
Andrew Campbell
Mr. Harr, Hershberger
Ye'c
Wilbur Cartwright
Judson
Parnell
Newtoven
Lee Miles
Dave Wilbur
Jess
Everette
Rev. Smith
Glenn Galloway
Fred Layton
Galloway
McH. Cofting
Harding
Underwood
Elihu Root
Lodge
Hughes
Lord Balfour
Lord Lee
Republican
John Benefield
Kansas
Mr. Benefield
Mellett Telephone Company
Order of Red Men of Mellott
Wall Farr
Monticello
John Ennis
Attica
John Hannon
James Beals
Mary Odum
Peru
Fred Burkhart
Titan Tractor
TITAN
the Harvester Company
T. H. McGeorge Jr
Covington, Indiana
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