IRETON CLIPPER THURSDAY JULY 30 1891 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
The Ireton Clipper lists subscription terms with a single copy one year rate and the notice appears in a 1891 issue. The reader is shown the annual price in a brief ad style line.
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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1891
Page
1
The Ireton Clipper lists subscription terms with a single copy one year rate and the notice appears in a 1891 issue. The reader is shown the annual price in a brief ad style line.
A call notes a Republican district meeting at Sheldon on September 3 to nominate state and county delegates. It outlines representation by county, with one delegate per county and an extra delegate from each county with at least two hundred votes for the Republican ticket. Additional political notes mention resignations from the national committee, new potential G A R leadership, and Democratic internal contests. Also cited is a census showing 97,285 U S paupers and 990,155 in Britain, illustrating contrasts in policy effects.
A fragmented race for the next House speakership centers on a three corner contest among factions tied to regional and party alignments. The Bourbon and Southern elements push priorities, while figures like Springer and Ahern emerge as potential leaders amid negotiations across states and factions.
The text discusses tariff reform options should Tf Mills or Crisp win, noting a plan to form a Ways and Means committee to draft a sweeping tariff bill and attack existing protections. It praises President Harrison for resisting boss influence, contrasts his approach with machine politics, and describes Bosses’ covert efforts to undermine him while affirming the GOP focus on public interest.
A dated, promotional collage praising the Detroit Free Press as a family weekly and urging readers to subscribe. Mentions discounts, sample copies, and endorses De Witt's Little Early Risers and Shiloh's Vitalizer with promotional lines and ad-like claims. References Hoffman & Co. and various notices.
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