Free silver debate warns farmers and policyholders
A Pottsville correspondent argues that free coinage would wreck mortgage values and ruin small investors. The piece cites life insurance, pensions, and deposits, warning that silver at 52 cents per dollar would cut incomes and payments by half or more, urging readers to oppose a silver standard.
What Does 16 to 1 Mean in Silver Question
A defense of the gold standard against free coinage at sixteen to one argues such policy would devalue the silver dollar to about six cents, benefiting mine owners while harming farmers and workers who earn and spend dollars. It cites silver market dynamics, compares to wheat, warns of repudiation and higher living costs, and calls for national honor in debt payment.
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Aoe Inquirer
Pottstown
Tay Moon
United State
Imerizare
Peu
Dmyoyey
Bisei Coe
Pete Sil
Jacob K. Greens
Life Insurance Company
New England
Greene
Tt Nes
Formalin ‘Pte
Bank Carreau
Colonel Greene
Vron
Building and Joan Association
United States
Treasury
Charlotte
N. C
Teker
Massa
Darkey
Ditheuli
Chicago
Public sale on grounds of Pennsylvania Tin Co Indiana Pa
Public site sale on grounds of Pennsylvania Tin Co in Indiana Pa Saturday August os at J odoeck p m per act of Assembly for selling woclaine freight. Shipment by Su Putt from Blairsype Pa to Indiana Ladder Co and returned by consignee. By order of fre claim agent D A of MUSGIEAM Agent. Bargains at stumpfs with Seth Thomas clock and cotton spools offered. Republicans urged to share Progress and Tesnuere.
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Pennsylvania Tn. Co
Indiana
Jodoeck P. N
Blairsype
Indiana Ladder Co
Musgieam
Stumpfs
Ueah
Market Report from V. M. Cunningham and Partners
Market report listing prices for dairy, eggs, lard, tallow, chickens, beans, onions, rags, and grains. Covers butter, eggs, hams, flour, wheat, rye, corn, oats, apples, and cabbage with per unit pricing corrections by producers of the new buds and Flouring Mills.
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V. M. Cunningham
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
New Buds and Flouring Mills
Green Township school board meeting to hire teachers
The Green Township school board will meet at Cookport on Saturday August 15 1896 at 9 am to elect 16 teachers for a six month term. Wages will be paid to competent teachers. Bid time for fuel supplies will be received. Secretary J A H Longwell July 15 1896 Dixonville Pa.
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J. A. H. Longwell
Dixonville
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White Township
Court House
Elock Alan
RW. Allison
S. M. McHenry
Center Township
M. H. Risinger
Hiarry Carson
Graceton
Bens
Laughlin
Secry
Gary
Wishbip
Buterbau
Anderson School
Phoece
Hood
Y. Elder
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