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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
4
The piece argues for McKinley, citing farm price data from 1896 to 1900 and urging Republican votes. It notes Chicago market prices for staples, claims rising prices benefit farmers, and urges support for McKinley Roosevelt and Republican candidates for Congress and Senate.
A 1900 Chicago Record excerpt reprinted in Henry’s films claims Duncan Campbell’s piece misrepresented Republican policy. A letter from UC White to Bp Waffle, dated December 18, 1900, questions authorship and notes multiple individuals named Duncan Campbell in Chicago.
JM Winship of Putnam north area presents a printed 1860 presidential ballot featuring Lincoln for president and Yates for governor. The paper reprints the full ticket with many era figures such as Swett Palmer Kellogg Conkling Lovejoy and Bushnell among others now long deceased.
The Pontine Sentinel praises Senator R. B. Fort, arguing experience, integrity, and a record of work on Illinois river and sanitary issues justify his re election. Fort is depicted as unbuyable, diligent, and influential in Springfield, serving the 20th senatorial district with dedication and broad support. The piece notes past reforms and his committee work as proof of fitness.
A historical voter guidance note urges selecting the straight Republican ticket on November 6 to ensure uniform counting. It argues marking the ticket as a single block avoids complications with the general election ballot and promotes counting accuracy.
Advertisement from Scott & Bowker chemists at 42 Pearl Street New York promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as the easiest food that aids digestion and increases nutrition. Warns readers about colds and advises against thinning before winter.
The article argues large capital yields greater output and employment, notes corporate growth stems from experiments showing larger firms can lower costs and raise profits, and warns against anti corporate campaigns. It cites three public welfare impacts: prices, wages and employment, and business stability, and comments on Mr Grass and Mr Graff's campaign activities.
Prominent Idaho Democrat turned Republican cashier Charles Hinrod declares for McKinley and Roosevelt. He warns Bryan's tariff and free silver would harm business, cites Philippine policy and conquest, and endorses Republican platform. Also includes a deafness cure advertisement and notices.
Co C Havird of Boise Idaho reports rising prices and easier money for farmers. Steers sold for 28 to 325 dollars today versus 17 in 1896, hay and Dow prices up, harvest hands scarce at 1560 to 2 dollars per day, and Boise county bonds near par. He supported Bryan in 1896 but now favors McKinley citing improvements for farmers.
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