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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1903
Page
5
B F Lusk publisher enters Jackson Missouri post office as second class matter November 4 1897. Office residence phones advertising rates locals 66 per line each insertion professional card 66 per year legal advertisements as legal rates display ad rates available on request.
Market report details current grain conditions with emphasis on price trends and supply levels. Includes notes on harvest pace, weather influence, and regional market activity affecting buyers and sellers. Provides concise outlook for near term demand and potential price movements.
Excerpt discusses stock trade and fears around protection, predicting a public panic only if tariff policy shifts. It critiques a Washington Post view on the 1843 panic, argues for war readjustment of tariffs by Republicans, and praises Massachusetts Republicans for stance on tariff reform.
In Jackson, Mississippi, state Senator F B Neal reportedly died by his own action. Pope Pius X celebrated his first public sensiatory, bestowing the red hat on five Cardinals. The army faced near 10 percent desertion in the past year. The General Missionary Committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened in Empire to allocate funds.
Bangor News discusses the Maine tariff controversy, arguing protection preserves industry while blaming free trade for economic downturns. It cites 1893 panic, McKinley tariff impacts, and warns Canada reciprocity would harm Eastern Maine mills and farmers, promising broader economic and social consequences.
The document reaffirms belief in the policy of protection to American industries and argues tariff schedules should be updated to meet changing conditions or reciprocity gains. It states the present tariff law should not be revised for spot action and emphasizes benefits to be obtained from steady policy.
Hop William Engel of Bangor addresses the Maine Board of Trade at Biddeford on Canada reciprocity. He outlines concerns about competition and the impact on workers on both sides, emphasizing why Maine resists the scheme.
The Waterloo Reporter rebuts the Telegraph's claim that revenue tariffs imply pure free trade. It argues that Democrats have long opposed protectionist ideas and warned against misusing the term. The piece suggests a shift toward supporting protective policies could reach a broad public consensus.
In a pointed comment, Premier Balfour quips that free trades an empty name, hinting at broader critique of protectionist rhetoric. The remark underscores tensions between policy slogans and tangible economic impact, reflecting political rhetoric of the era.
Request the Illinois Central Circular No 8 for details on truck farming in the South. The notice highlights information about I J P Menny assistant general passenger agent central railroad ill and Dubuque Iowa.
Notwithstanding advantages southern lands are selling below real value and yield large returns. Climate is mild, market and shipping facilities first class. Free circulars Nos. 1 to 10 about lands in Kentucky, West Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana near the Illinois Central Railroad. Address J F Merry, Agency General Passenger Agent. LCR, Dubuque, Iowa.
Exclusive Chicago to Memphis and destinations including Net Springs Nashville Atlanta Jacksonville will feature a Pullman car only train No 4 leaving Chicago daily with limited stops and arriving New Orleans by 7 40 p m next day. A coach train with no sleepers runs separately to the same points arriving New Orleans 7 40 p m next day. A New Orleans Special departs Chicago daily at 10 a m with through sleeping and buffet library cars arriving New Orleans 10 55 a m the next day and connects to Sunset Limited for Houston San Antonio and San Francisco leaving New Orleans at 11 55 p m daily. Tickets and information from railway agents.
County and township officers lists include Representative R. B. Oliver and Senator G. T. Lee. Sheriff, assessor, treasurer, probate and circuit judges named. City officers, school board, and many lodge groups. church services scheduled across Baptist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Catholic and Evangelical congregations with youth temperance leagues meeting weekly.
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