Paper Trust Critique Calls for Tariff Reform in Hull Opinion
The piece rails at editorials blaming President Roosevelt for trust actions. It argues against high paper costs driven by the International Paper Company and laments a looming price rise to around 60 dollars per ton. The author urges Congress and legislators to act to destroy the perceived paper monopoly.
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Roosevelt
St. Paul
United States
International Paper Company
Trasaacta
Congress
Vickturs
Gove Aments
Reliable Ramady for Crop Relief Promoted by Turner Reader
A reader from Turner Michigan praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children with hoarseness. The note claims early administration eases coughing and throat discomfort and recommends the product for several years of use. It mentions local sellers and endorses the remedy.
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S. Nosinthai
Turner
Michican
Local items and notices from a small town paper
A collage of short notices covers lost keys at Tadex office, shop sales, property moves, town council purchases, and residents traveling or visiting relatives. Reports include a hotel sale, partial furniture sale notes, repairs and construction at local cottages, and community greetings amid varying fortunes.
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Tadex
Mail Orders Hurt Business in Northwest Says Banker
CG Naegele president of the Germania Bank of Minneapolis warns high mail order outflow from Chicago and other cities drains currency from the Northwest. He cites two large Chicago catalogue houses that do over 200 million annually, about 2,500,000 daily, largely funded by farmers and small towns within 1,000 miles of Chicago. He urges a cash return and notes local banks hold funds that could stabilize the economy if kept home.
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FL Naegele
Germania Bank of
Minneapolis
Northwest
Chicago
Chicaro
Chicaro Frost
Nurnmay
Por Men Only Bachelor Club Meeting Notice 1907 Hull
Unmarried gentlemen are invited to attend a meeting to organize a permanent Bachelor’s Club in Hull. The gathering is set for Monday evening, December 2, 1907, at the Fadé office, by order of the committee. Also includes an ad for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as an effective liniment.
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Hull
Fadéx
N. G, C. Coad
Local newspaper discount offer for multiple publications
The Index offers a one year subscription package totaling 3.25 with Sioux City Daily News Palm Magazine and others at 2.40 for potpowr subscribers. Old subscribers may pay arrears and two years in advance. Visit the Index office to secure this liberal deal.
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Index
The
Sioux City Daily News
Palm Magazine
Farmer's Wife
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