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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
2
Entered at the post office at Hamburg as second class matter. The notice records intended mailing designation and archival filing for periodical distribution.
Governor Cummins has revised the schedule for promoting tariff revision indicating a shift in timing for legislative engagement and public briefing on fiscal policy changes.
Omaha merchants urge fall advertising to draw country buyers for winter supplies. Hamburg merchants insure sales by home price and goods publicity. The piece links this to political talk on a Congress investigation into the Post Office, urging voters to act against the Republican party to secure relief from corporate power.
The article rails against Republican strategies and tariff reform talk while praising Democratic strengths in Fremont County. It argues for straight party voting to bolster the county organization and warns that voting for Republicans aids Mark Hanna and his circle.
A notable move by key Republican figures signals shifts in national strategy. Leaders from major party factions advocate new outlines while emphasizing unity ahead of upcoming political milestones.
The Sidney Sun claims Democrats are abroad in the land seeking Republican voters to scratch their ticket and vote for Democrats. It alleges the paper urged Republicans to resist such influence and cast their ballots accordingly.
The article notes leaders such as the Duke of Alva Oliver Cromwell the Duke of Marlborough Suvorov and the Duke of Wellington who never suffered a defeat in major campaigns or battles. It highlights Alva’s dictum that victory is conquest not merely fighting and Wellington’s unbeaten run from his first command to Waterloo.
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