Protective tariff needed to guard American farmers
In October Harriaburg, a speaker argues Canada’s agricultural rise threatens Pennsylvania and U.S. farms. He urges keeping protection via tariffs to safeguard American labor, industry, and consumer life, citing Manitoba to British Columbia growth, grain elevators, and population shifts as Canada expands.
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United States
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New York
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Congress
West
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H. Landis
Lancaster County
Landis
Denver
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United’ States
George Washington
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Co
Nflumbia
Winnipeg
Dominion of Canada
Manitoba Grain Inspectors Division
British Columbia
Ontario
Department of Agriculture
Manitob
Alec a Tearful One in a Baltimore American fragment
A fragment from the Baltimore American recalls a summer rural scene where Alec and Sulla reminisce about onion peeling in a kitchen. The dialogue highlights a vivid memory tied to ordinary domestic imagery and shared laughter.
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Uyaud
Sulla
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