No Paper Tomorrow Due To Thanksgiving Holiday
Announcement states no newspaper tomorrow because of Thanksgiving legal holiday. Office will reopen with the next regular issue.
27 Nov 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
1
Announcement states no newspaper tomorrow because of Thanksgiving legal holiday. Office will reopen with the next regular issue.
The article discusses Lubinism as a political stance advocating export or transport rewards tied to farm products, backed by a tariff system. It argues tariffs raise prices farmers pay without commensurate aid to selling crops and notes the plan may return to Congress amid Republican protectionist influence.
The article argues that Republicans may gain Senate power next week but fear offending western sentiment favoring cheaper money. Managers aim to delay bold action until forced, warning of much demagogy and shyster politics in Washington this winter.
The circulation battle between the San Francisco Examiner and the Chronicle continues wasting space. The average reader shows little interest in the topic though both papers boast large circulations. The piece notes party leaders and English farmers in a related Tory context.
Aged text unclear on imports duties protecting ragland sale system. Government policy to curb cheaper foreign goods may save farmers from high costs. Details uncertain due to fragmented OCR.
The piece contends that the coming Congress will clash with the administration over a treasury reform. It argues the 1875 statute permits redemption of greenbacks causing treasury strain and proposes Secretary of the Treasury be empowered to cancel demand notes after redemption. It notes partisan fights and wild claims about silver and economic policy, ending with a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure.
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