Why Western farm lands drop in value amid tariff fears
The Des Moines Capital argues that eastern land prices fell from 33 1 3 percent to 50 percent due to settlement in western prairie lands, but warns tariff removal could unite grain growers in Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas and Canadian Northwest in a single market. The piece accuses the tariff policy of harming western farmers and jeers at the pending trade treaty before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canadian Northwest
Republican Party
West
American Congress
Des Moines
Capital
Roosevelt Tour to Highlight West National Debate
The article notes a split between reactionary press claims and private concerns about Theodore Roosevelt’s spring tour through the West. It predicts strong public support for Roosevelt and states he will back a Progressive candidate in 1912, while avoiding active fights for Taft or others.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
West
Taft
National Progressive Republican League
John E. Lathrop
Pacific Monthly
Fragmentary note on pacification and political insurgence
A truncated OCR fragment discusses pacifying a republican insurgency and mentions exclusions from a free list tied to McKinley era politics in 1890. The text is incomplete and local context is unclear.
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McKinley Hill
Tariff Reforms Echo The 1897 Dingley Bill Debate
Des Moines Capital analyzes the 1910 Payne Aldrich Tariff shift away from protection to appease Free Trade forces. It argues lower finished leather duties importers profit at American tanners' expense while shoe prices rise. It invokes Blaine to claim GOP leadership once guided the nation to industrial supremacy.
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James G. Blaine
Republican Party
Des Moine
The Country's Great Trouble and the Money System
Goodwin's Weekly argues the United States faces deep political unrest and economic malaise driven by a flawed financial system. It blames profitable commissions, banks, and bond schemes in New York, warning that interest on debt controls business, politics, and daily life. It predicts a future central bank and money reorientation to restore legitimate commerce.
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New York City
Republic
Goodwin’s Weekly
Island Swiped by Holland Allegation Sparks Comment
It is alleged that Holland has swiped an island from Uncle Sam. Come to think of it, Holland hasn't had any trouble for a long time. The American farmers are the main stay of the American nation. When they are prosperous, the whale country is prospering. Depress farm prices and bring on a panic among the farmers and the fires will go out in the forges of in-
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Holland
Uncle Sam
Butte
Philipsburg Mail
Diverse Editorial Snippets Highlight Local Issues
A compilation of brief opinions and quotes from Montana and regional newspapers discusses topics from labor and economy to wool substitutes and community confidence. Notable voices include Freeport Journal Hopkins professors on water as anesthesia and Missoula Sentinel on wool substitutes and idle money.
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Montana
Missoula
Real Estate Transfers and Desert Land Declarations List
Real estate transfers include numerous warranty deeds in Big Hole Basin and Wisdom area with prices from $1 to $125. Transactions cover 176.88 acres to Murray Burgess, 320 acres to William S. Tash, and multiple deeds involving Lenkersdorfer, Lossl, Bell, and others. Desert land declarations by Daniel Mooney and J Samuel Freeman Jr cover 160 and 280 acres respectively. Water rights and a cemetery deed complete the list with small payments and a Mountain View Cemetery parcel.
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Murray O. Burgess
Big Hole Basin
Bristow
W. N. V. Lenkersdorfer
William S. Tash
John Lenkersdorfer
Grasshopper Creek
J. P. Lossl
Charles Bell
David F. Wampler
Charles J. Bell
Wisdom
Hilda L. Johnson
Peterson Cattle Co
Jackson
Thos J. Mulany
Charles L. Lawrence
Will W. Simpson
W. M. Oliver
Poindex
Dillon
J. Samuel Freeman Jr
Divide Creek
J.samuel Freeman Jr
Crooked Creek
Daniel F. Mooney
Sage Creek
Mountain View Cemetery Association, Incorporated
MI O NA stomach tablets restore digestion and strength
Upset stomach caused by incomplete digestion leads to belching heaviness and nausea. MI O NA tablets provide instant relief and help the stomach digest a hearty meal, stop fermentation and renovate the stomach reducing sick headaches and nerves. Potts sells MI O NA as a doctor's prescription.
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Potts
The Hall of Fame Henry Clay Biography
Henry Clay born near Richmond Virginia April 12 1777 died Washington June 2 1852. Whig presidential candidate in 1832 and 1844. Kentucky senator since 1809 and house member 1811 21 1823 5. Speaker 1811 14 1815 20 1823 5. Ghent peace commissioner 1814. Secretary of State 1825 0. Chief designer of Missouri Compromise 1820 and Compromise of 1850. Author of the compromise tariff 1823.
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Henry Clay
Richmond
Washington
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Ghent
Water used as anaesthetic in appendicitis surgeries
Johns Hopkins Hospital surgeons report lukewarm water injected under the skin near the operative area provides anaesthesia. Patients remain conscious and reportedly experience no pain during the procedure. doctors prefer water over drugs in many cases.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Leading druggists guarantee MI-O-NA stomach tablets
They promise money back if MI-O-NA does not help with stomach distress. A 50 cent box works quickly, reducing after dinner heaviness and belching within five minutes. Free trial treatment offered to Dillon Tribune readers on request to Booth's MI-O-NA Buffalo NY.
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Dillon Tribune
Buffalo
N. Y
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised for Deafness Claims
An advertisement from F. J. Dugney & Co. of Toledo offers a cure for deafness caused by catarrh, claiming 100 dollars for any untreatable case. It asserts treatment restores the Eustachian tube to normal and urges readers to request free circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Dugney & Co
Toledo
Examination for Forest Clerks by U S Civil Service
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a June 3 1911 exam for forest clerk in the Forest Service with salaries from 1100 to 1200 per annum. Requirements include typewriting and basic bookkeeping and stenography knowledge. Males only aged 18 to 40 may apply. contact the Commission's local representative or Herbert F Ward Seattle for blanks and full details.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Commission
Herbert F. Ward
U. S. Civil Service District
Federal Building
Seattle
Wash
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