Parkie papers criticize Senator Peck and tax rider role
Parkie papers attack Senator Peck for helping defeat the prohibitory constitutional amendment by backing the tax rider supported by brewers in St. Louis Kansas City and St. Joseph. Hamburg Ia struggles to price goods competitively on Missouri slope while officials face corruption risks. The Missouri passenger rate complexity draws examples from Kansas City to Langdon Rock Port and St. Joseph with interstate vs local pricing. The Calhoun railroad bribery case draws attention for its length and alleged perjury.
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Parkie
Peck
Brewers of
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Democratic
Senate
Burlington
Critique of Railroads Franchises and Moral Decline Debate
The text accuses United railroads and allied firms of unlawfully extracting from the people through state and court tactics, alleging greedy combines overpricing and improper gains. It notes railroad fare practices in Missouri, mentions two to three cent rates, and criticizes ministers and youth culture trends affecting religious training.
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United Railroads
Missouri
Burling On Land
Prisco_lines
Simply Spell Ruin and Tariff Debate in 19th Century Speech
The text argues that Republicans oppose protectionist tariff cuts, warning a low schedule would allow foreign goods to compete with American products. It cites Treasury data placing Liverpool near New York in transportation terms, suggesting a tariff reduction would ruin American factories. It mentions Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a pest remedy anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vintonia
Thomas
Merchants Debate Advertising and Mail Order Threats
In remarks a merchant leader argues advertising is essential to retail success, while railing against mail order rivals. He cites printers ink and newspaper ads as vital tools, notes unsolved problems from mail order, and urges merchants to invest in effective campaigns to draw customers and ensure delivery as promised.
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Chariton
Visite
Merchants’ Association
Darrah
Bam
Colums
Blood Bitters Ad Promises Health Boost for Merchants
An old advertisement extols printers ink and retail ads as salvation for merchants while claiming Heavy blood causes pimples and headaches. It touts Burdock Blood Bitters as restoring rich red blood, health, and vigor, framing the product as a cure for weakness and indigestion.
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement Cited By Hopkins
A Hampton farmer, Jim Hoppe of Hamburg Iowa, reiterates long time claims that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney trouble since 1902. He cites lasting relief after cold or exertion, with continued reliance on Dean's Kidney Pills from Julien Drug Co. The ad notes Foater Milburn Co. as U S sole agents and urges the brand Doan's for mild bowel action and constipation relief with Reguleta.
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Jim. Hoppe
Main St
Hamburg
Iowa
Dean
Julien Drug Co
Foater-Milburn Co
Buil
New York
United States
Doan
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Hambuta
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Missouri Slope
Oklahoma
Bose
Patrick Calhoun
United States Railroad of
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Presbyterian General
Denver
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Lola
Postoffice
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AcAdoo
Serge
S.J. Rodda & Son
Hamburg, Tow A
Ing
Wanamaker
Surghor
City Hall
Towa
DE. S.T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
Kenneth Murchson
J. F. Riedys
A. Hamann
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