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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1904
Page
2
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Advertising rates listed for locals and display ads with professional card and lawn notices. Rates shown per insertion and annual pricing omitted here. Information appears in a Jackson Missouri postmark dated November 4, 1807.
A brief market summary outlines current grain conditions and trends. It notes demand levels, price movements, and supply considerations shaping the day’s trading atmosphere for grains and related commodities.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette argues that the Democratic platform’s liberal stance toward foreigners would favor Canada and other nations while harming American farmers and workers. It questions who benefits from tariff reform, noting Canada’s resistance to free trade and warning of cheaper imported grain under a lighter tariff regime.
At the Maine state convention in Bangor the Republicans endorse reciprocity with Canada for nonproduced goods and domestic needs, arguing it would flood markets with Canadian lumber fish hay and potatoes while harming Maine industries especially agriculture, and favoring continued independence from foreign trade.
The Canadian Parliament adopted a resolution endorsing protectionist policy to secure the preferential tariff by restricting British goods in trading, aiming to favor Canadian ports and markets. The move signals a shift toward tighter trade controls and domestic market support.
The piece weighs the impact of cheaper Canadian goods on U.S. border state farmers and workers in hay oats barley poultry and eps. It argues against Democratic tariff policies claiming they favor foreigners, threaten domestic producers, and undermine protectionism while noting Canada’s preference for longer rail hauls and reciprocity implications. It asserts Canadians bear higher costs and learn lessons from policy choices.
The article argues protection fosters a strong iron and steel industry able to invade foreign markets. It claims foreign sales help absorb surplus production, allowing bargain prices for home consumers. It warns that interrupted production could raise prices, potentially harming domestic buyers. It cites the German Reichstag context.
The Railway Age of Chicago notes a constant rise in track laid in the first half of the year, signaling about 6000 miles of new rail for the year. This outpaces 1903 new mileage and exceeds the 1700 mile annual average during low tariff years.
The Clintonian argues the protective tariff made the country prosperous for years and should not be abandoned. If tariffs are right, keep them. if wrong, abolish them, but all signs favor the tariff over Lucking's free trade policy in Clinton Indiana.
Wabash railroad reports improved finances with June gains. For fiscal year 2008 total gross earnings surpass the prior year by about two million dollars. Passenger revenue up 14.7 percent and freight revenue up 6.5 percent signaling a renewed upswing in freight and travel demand.
Pianos to the number of 150000 and valued at 50000000 were made and cost in this country the past year. This would indicate prosperity indeed and among the farmers and wage earners most of whom were able to possess such an instrument for the first time.
A survey notes educated Russians learn English French and German, with governesses teaching multiple tongues before Russian rules. It cites Loubet’s charity plan, rail rate contrasts, and testimonials for Dodd's Kidney Pills as cures. Also mentions chloride of methyl as an anaesthetic and Payne's youth editing. American corsets dominate the market with high domestic production.
A patient with chronic dyspepsia shares how switching to Grape Nuts and cream while avoiding fatty foods eased sour stomach and vomiting. Within weeks she gained strength from 93 to 125 pounds, crediting the food for her recovery and endorsing the Postum Co. product and the book The Road to Wellville.
The article outlines three divisions of the Canadian Northwest. It argues western districts are arid yet fertile, with cattle ranching expanding from small beginnings. The central belt is the wheat crown, with vast land, high yields, and growing farmer populations. The northern belt blends dairying with stock and mixed farming, aided by creameries and markets near mining regions. long-term growth hinges on diversified farming and rail access.
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