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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1892
Page
4
A 19th century column discusses Nebraska statehood, Mississippi flood relief, and British and American trade policy. It critiques Democratic and Republican positions, cites Lord Salisbury and Chicago convention dynamics, notes gendered moral judgments, and endorses equal rights before the law with emphasis on individual earnings and minimal taxation for private benefit.
A Washington Minneapolis dispatch notes three national conventions in June and one on July 4 with speculation on nominees. The piece predicts heated campaigning and editorial battles, party loyalties, and strong opinions from foes of the president. It argues the coming election will not alter the outcome this fall and that Harrison or Blaine will suffice for voters.
The Marquis of Salisbury is a practical politician who has courted the workman’s votes. He stated plainly that free trade failed to ensure Britain’s commercial supremacy, and his brief assertion was well received by his audience.
Be be WS12e 1/10 1240 sAgg yd Ose Ay 25¢ ee ve 25¢ se OOF factory spool. Carpets offered include moquettes body Brussels velvets tapestries ingrains rag velvets cottons. Stair carpets oil cloths and mattings promoted as largest line in the state.
A historical note discusses Jeffersonian stance on domestic manufacture and avoiding foreign goods, followed by a grievance about trader Mr Folfrich over hog prices. It also mentions union memorial services, veterans’ gatherings, a bridge rescue by Frank Walters, and a county U S association convention, ending with an offer for Creamery and Dairy and Iowa INDEX memberships.
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