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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
4
An OCR fragment notes second class matter at Jackson Missouri dated November 4, 1807. It lists advertising rates locals a per line per insertion and professional cards eight per year. Legal advertisements follow legal rates with display ads available on application.
A concise market wrap highlights current conditions across sectors. It notes price trends, supply and demand dynamics, and notable shifts in key commodities, currencies, and equities. Analysts signal cautious optimism amid volatility and evolving economic indicators.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias in Missouri held a meeting in Jefferson City and elected officers. A separate court action in the district court at Bureau ended with interests allied to Auguste Hesse prevailing. The First National Bank of Allegheny is allowed to suspend by a ruling connected to a sequence of unspecified financial actions.
A historical reflection questions whether party platforms are mere platitudes or binding pledges and notes the tension as a Cuban reciprocity issue tests Republican faith. It argues Republicans have historically kept promises on protection and industry and warns against breaking the Cuba related form.
The Cuban agrarians thank President Roosevelt for his effort and urge Congress to ratify the pending reciprocity treaty. They argue it would raise Cuban planter profits and affect the US market. Cuba, now industrially regenerated, may have one of its largest sugar crops, urging Congress to consider domestic sugar and tobacco producers.
The text notes discontent with the Dingley law as free traders seize on export declines. It highlights that the drop is in agricultural products and suggests the issue fuels arguments for or against protectionism, reflecting economic tensions of the era.
The piece argues that Republican protection promises under McKinley and the 1900 platform spurred beets and sugar production. It claims renewed faith by capitalists and farmers led to sustained domestic sugar growth, despite presidents and senators undermining protection. It asserts exports and agricultural output mirror protection, with industry prospering as home market demand rises.
In reports from the Hartford Courant and American Economet, Senator Hoar clarifies that tariff revision should not occur until after voters direct Congress. He denies endorsing revival of the Dingley law before a presidential outcome and cautions against premature action.
A Detroit company outlines plans to exploit Cuban agricultural interests with bold prospects and promotional material. The prospectus emphasizes high temperatures and sensational language to attract investors.
A searing note from Blue HIN observatory describes how a climber or aviator would need heavy clothing even on a normal 72 degree day. At Ti feet elevation the thermometer would drop about 40 degrees and winds reach hurricane speeds, demanding furs and pit tents for protection.
The Elmingswimn hinges Post cites America to push protective tariffs for higher wages and home industry growth. The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes Colonel Hepburn’s speech at a Republican gathering supporting protection as the original Blaine idea and promoting competitive reciprocity.
A contract notes that 8 percent of UK imports are food products or materials for industry, highlighting a contrast with the United States where about 80 percent are consumed as bath.
A fragmentary notice speaks of a forthcoming holiday named Thankewive nk and a future Thanksgiving noted as bountiful. It references a blessing from a great multitude and a protection khan, with unclear connections to Wa. The text is largely garbled and lacks concrete dates or entities.
J. F. Meany Assistant General Passenger Agent Central Ry Dubuque Iowa offers a free copy of Llino Central Circular No 3 and notes its contents. The message requests the addressee to write for the circular and to indicate what is said about it.
Such investments are not speculative. The South is not new country with adequate market and shipping facilities and a favorable climate. Southern lands are selling below real value and offer large returns on investment. Free circulars Nos 1 to 10 detail lands in Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana near the Illinois Central Railroad. address J F Merry Assistant General Passenger Agent Louisville Dubuque Iowa?
Effective December 4 the Chicago and New Orleans Limited splits from Chicago as a Pullman only train running to Memphis Springs Nashville Atlanta Jacksonville and arriving New Orleans at 7 40 p m next day Train No 5 carries sleeping cars dining buffet library car and leaves Chicago daily at p m for Memphis with coaches added to other points A New Orleans Special leaves Chicago daily at 1045 p m arrives New Orleans 10 06 next morning connecting with Sunset Limited for Houston San Antonio and San Francisco A railroad ticket agents reform note from A I Manson station agent Chicago
Directory lists Mth congressional district counties Cape Girardeau Hollinger Butler Howell Christian Douglas Donklin Mississippi New Madrid Oregon Onark Peniscot Ripley Scout Stod dard Stone Taney with W D Vandiver as congressman and G T Lee as senator Also outlines city officials Board of Education and numerous local lodges churches temperance groups and meeting schedules for Cape Girardeau, Jackson, and surrounding areas, including court dates and club affiliations.
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