Ohio farm debt rises and taxes blamed for delay
A long Ohio agricultural bulletin notes widespread farming indebtedness with one fourth encumbered by debts to neighbors, bankers, and insurers. It argues taxes should be shared more equally, predicts further debt relief if taxation shifts from farmers to stock and bond owners, and criticizes consumer prices and local loans while detailing farmer conditions and scattered anecdotes.
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D. C
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Ohio
Mport
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Interstate Commerce Prom ulgates Case on Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced proceedings on freight rates and long and short haul protections. Memorials from the Wallula and Portland boards of trade urged relief to protect crops and counter bias in coast to interior shipping, with support from Southern Railroad and River interests.
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Wasnsaronx
Commission
Itor Dalph
Board of Trade
Walla Walla
Board of Trade of Portland
Portland
Trac
Canadian Pacific
Ballf
Pact&e
Butterworth
Ohio
Southern Railroad
Breanmahip
Tney
Messrs
W. H. Rose
HD. Johnson
Waxelbaum
J. F. Hanson
Chamber of Commerce
Macau
Atlanta Board
Southerl
Macon
Exprem Co
Lst Inst
T. M. Coonny, Chatman
Paper and allied industries grow worldwide data
M De Boutarel cites European and American gains in pens, paper and pencils, noting US production rising from near zero at century start to about 500 000 tons annually, with Europe doubling that output. The value of raw materials used nears 100 million dollars, while the manufactured paper is valued at around 100 million. The annual steel pecs production is estimated at not less than 4 million dollars.
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Anand
Tin
Aif
M. de Boutarel
Europe
United States
M. Bouturel
New York
Fragmented 19th century clippings reveal political turmoil and medicine ads
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions political appointments and a president facing changes. It also includes an advertisement for Borches's German Syrup claiming to cure coughs colds consumption asthma and related illnesses with testimonials from Bangor and Orono.
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Borches
Markets and prices in a 1897 provision market entry
The page lists weekly market data from Mary 1897 showing provisions, grains, and livestock terms. It includes references to wheat, corn, oats, buckwheat, and meal with varying prices and units, plus corrected weekly entries by market editors Roller and H H Vocke and Bro.
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Mary
A.mradiey
Momr
H .H.vocke& Bro
Michigan
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Parmner
Ottawa
Solgur
Ottawa Sentinel
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Olieen
McLaney
McTlusky
Benjamin Prickle
M. E
Gee Sear
Pleanant Grove
Marietta
Row
Dacll Ricketts
Plokie
Naaploles
Sos of
Veterana
Pheron
Grifith
Denvertown
Offce
Offic
Atwacher
Papa
Sotatanois
W.D. Sult
Bypus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Digest
Bellville
D. J. Humphrey
INTER
Plains
Loninville
L. Tietjens
Staiafurt
Germany
Whit Mies Cleveland
Hise
Hib
Cleveland
Puget Soul
Chicago
Pe Chineas
Jacobs
Cleveland Ban
Blaine
Ax Fe
Idaho
ROYAL
Spitzer & CO
Mebioia Toledo, Ola
Henter
N.Y
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Wader
Inutie
Vanden
Vandenbrock
Vander Wroer
Napoleon
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Wastixotor
Atlas
NEW York Weekly
Willams & Company, Produce Commission
Hudeon &T
Western
Dairy Eastern
New ‘York
Akin
State Coorlean
Bate Totton
Biate Romy
Perth
Meath
Brock
Thanei
Timothy
John Die
Yaarter
Boo
Stevins
Hood
B.A. Baxwomp
Kent
Xine
Indow Draper
Beatrice
Madras
D. & J. Wilson
Paulin
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Bollea
Hin
Nama
Ivan
Uae
Davis
Chur
Vermont Farm
Haws Falls
Syed Cut
Tana
Lowell
Deayglet, Craven
Cot ‘Oon
R. W. Tansill & CO
Laurie & Co., Bankers & Brokers
Broadway
Hudson
Napoleon, Ohio
Felice
Kohler
Ldetgre
St Pobeunty
Ida
Iis Court’ of Common
Kass
Eary Sauty
John
B. W. Cobell
Mary A. Zierolf
Mery
GEO. P. Rowell & CO
Spruce Sta
S. M. Honeck
Plymouth
Ocks
Ordira
Hondana
Caskervie
Elizabeth Camron
Htynry Coumby
Henty Gemartt
William SheMeld
State of Mercy
Printing Ax and Paper Co
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Toledo, Ohio
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Humphrey
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John Pacciviora
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