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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
5
B F Lusk lists newspaper post office entry in Jackson Missouri. Rates for the Herald arena follow with terms for one year six months and three months. Advertising rates shown: local insertions per line, professional cards six per year, legal advertisements at verified rates, display ads available on application.
The report outlines current grain market conditions with emphasis on price trends, supply expectations, and demand factors. It notes shifts in futures and spot prices, crop outlooks, and global influences affecting growers and traders alike.
A long uneasy debate on tariff policy closes as banks fail and the republic faces economic strain. The public longs for protection and free trade at once while reformers urge changes. The piece traces partisan shifts, the lure of competition, and warnings of tariff cuts mirroring past crises. It notes Grover Cleveland’s 1890s tariff era and predicts renewed policy battles in Washington.
The Oklahoma Bankers' Association adjourns to meet next year at El Reno. Officials also decide the next Confederate reunion will be in Nashville Tennessee. The transport Sumner arrives in New York with a round of dead and 197 soldiers. Judge John A. Hockaday of Fulton Missouri dies in St Louis at Mollan phy Hospital.
A Des Moines talk transcript from October 1903 defends Republican protectionism, arguing for tariffs to protect American workers and industry. It cites past votes, contrasts reformers with pro tariffs, and references McKinley era reciprocity. The piece emphasizes the link between unemployment and protection.
The New York Journal argues the Alaska boundary dispute is a minor obstacle to reciprocity with the United States. It contends Canada must shift to a protective tariff policy to build a manufacturing nation, reducing reliance on imports, before broad reciprocity can occur.
A terse note echoes questions about whether Tenek Parmitus in the South pays and invites the undersigned to request a free copy of Hlinda Central Circular No. 4. J. F. Meany, Assistant General Possession Agent for Central Ry, Dubuque, Ind., records remarks about it.
Noting southern lands offer attractive, non speculative investments with first class market and shipping facilities, mild climate, and prices below real value. Free circulars Nos 1 to 10 cover Kentucky, West Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana near the Hillis Central Railroad for house seekers and investors.
The Chicago area press promotes the Illinois Central Railroad service as the exclusively Pullman train linking Chicago to New Orleans, highlighting luxury cars and dependable schedule for travelers seeking premium rail experience.
Effective December 7 the faust vestibule train will be split from Chicago to Memphis as a Pullman car train. Train No carries only Pullman sleeping cars dining car and buffet library car leaving Chicago daily for Memphis Hot Springs Nashville Atlanta Jacksonville and arriving New Orleans at 7 40 p m next day. No coach passengers go on it as they go on train No 25 leaving Chicago at p m arriving New Orleans 7 40 p m next day. The coach train also carries the San Francisco Excursion Sleeping Car Wednesdays via New Orleans. A New Orleans Special fast day train with through sleeping and buffet library cars leaves Chicago daily at 10 40 m and arrives New Orleans 10 55 next morning connecting with the Sunset Limited for Houston San Antonio and San Francisco leaving New Orleans at 11 15 a m. Tickets and further information from railroad ticket agents A I Hanson
A compiled directory lists county officers, court officials, township officers and duty officers for Cape Girardeau, Bollinger, Butler, Nowell, Christian, Douglas, Dunklin, Mississippi, New Madrid, Oregon, Omark, Peamnlscot, Ripley, Scott, Stoddard, Stone and Taney. It notes W D Vandiver as congressman and Lee as senator, plus sheriff, treasurer, collectors, judges, clerks, surveyor, county and city officials, school board members, and numerous local organizations and churches with meeting times and leadership. Also included are election cycles, regular monthly board meetings, and church service schedules.
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