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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
4
The snippet lists advertising rates and contact details for a Jackson Missouri post office based publication. It mentions second class mail status and rates for locals and seasonal cards, with legal advertisement rates available on request. It notes a November 4 187 publication date and provides a phone line for inquiries.
The market report reviews prevailing grain conditions with emphasis on price trends and supply factors. It notes demand shifts, harvest progress, and seasonal influences affecting futures and cash markets. Analysts highlight key grains and regional activity impacting overall market tone.
Condensed telegrams report St. Pauls German Lutheran Church in Fort Wayne burned with a loss of around $75,000. Also, Sir Henry Morand as the new British Ambassador presented credentials to the President. A West Virginia girl shot and mortally wounded a man who tried to embrace her while she stood alone at a railroad telegraph tower. Mayor Charles E. Kilbourne of the city is noted in the brief items.
A summary of a historical speech warning against free trade disguised as reciprocity. It compares free trade to the Trojan Horse and cites U S farm and factory output, urging protection to sustain domestic demand. The text mentions Secretary Shaw's Akron, Ohio speech and stresses shielding American industry from foreign competition.
A historical note says prosperity, aided by protection, raises attendance in public and private schools nationwide. The source highlights increased enrollments as a key benefit of economic stability, with emphasis on widespread schooling across communities.
A political essay argues against reciprocity and free trade, warning of widespread prosperity disruption. It critiques restrictive tariffs, cites the sugar coated idea of reciprocity, and urges protecting domestic industry and schooling benefits for American children under Dingley. The piece links foreign markets, domestic employment, and child education to national prosperity.
The Cleveland Leader notes that Republicans need not press the tariff issue in this campaign as Joseph Chamberlain’s speeches on Britain’s experience under free trade effectively support Republican arguments.
Des Moines Capital argues that the push for a reciprocity treaty with Cuba, cutting the sugar duty, has not produced a single new sugar beet factory in America nor any extra acres of sugar beets, illustrating the harmful effects of agitation.
Through service operated by Frisco System lines connecting Cape Girardeau Missouri and Memphis Tennessee with southbound trains stopping at Portageville and Blytheville for dinner. New first class equipment used on the shortest, cheapest route between Southeast Missouri points and Memphis. W R Power general passenger agent Cape Girardeau Missouri.
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