Norris Brown at Tecumseh and the fifty year GOP pose
Norris Brown in Tecumseh reflects on the fiftieth anniversary of the Republican party. He argues Roosevelt’s square deal, defends railroads against taxation and fraud claims, and urges loyal support while criticizing opponents backed by great interests.
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Political letter opposes corporate censure of taxpayers
A state letter denounces corporations claiming the right to censure taxpayers and dictate nominations. It asserts the party will choose its own nominees, legislators will pass laws, officers will assess property fairly, and railroads must keep their hands off.
European Sensation Circus To Exhibit Here On Tuesday
The Great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus comes to town on Tuesday July 10 with the hippodrome tent housing twelve thousand, a large menagerie annex with over one hundred cages, and a nursery of baby wild animals. One thousand people are employed and around one hundred acts are new to the program. Reserved seats and admission tickets are on sale at Forepaugh Sells Brothers downtown office.
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Cattle Market Up Then Strong Demand Drives Prices
Kansas City buyers push cattle prices higher with gains of 19 to 25 cents last week and continued strength today. Three loads of steers sold at 5.50, highest this month, with medium grade steers at 5.00 or better. Stockers and feeders improve with revived pastures, while finished cattle likely shipped out, feeding hopes rise. packers remain anxious. The piece also notes high hog and sheep prices and general optimism for higher cattle prices ahead.
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Market Report on Livestock and Hogs
Inquiries for good choice steers and heifers high marked with top heifers at 4.75 to 5.20. Bulk sold 3.00 to 4.25. Bulls 2.50 to 4.00. Rents 35 to 50 cents lower. Most stockers 25 to 40. Hogs receipts 72,400 last week, prices satisfactory to shippers. Market opened strong then closed weak with demand strong and prices above last year. Today run around 3,000. top hogs 8.50. bulk sales 5.60 to 6.45. sheep and lambs firm with higher prices than yesterday.
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