Light for Farmers in Open Markets Plan
The Chicago Dairy Tribune criticizes tariffs saying open markets abroad benefit farmers more than protected home markets. It notes the emergency tariff failed to lift farm prosperity and accuses tariff barons and eastern capitalists of exploiting farmers for decades.
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the Tribune
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Turbulent political year alarms Midwest farmers
A fragmented summary notes strong agricultural bloc led by a national figure opposing tariff plans. It cites a 1934 campaign threat, a constitutional convention in Daois, and efforts by downstate groups to reshape Guak county representation. Delegates faced temptation and prohibition issues amid national policy clashes.
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