Proposed Colorado constitutional debt limitation amendment
Public notice announces a 1896 general election question on Article XI Section 7. The amendment restricts state debt except for public buildings defense war and related urgent needs, sets a bonded debt limit of 1.2 million dollars with interest at 4 percent, details existing warrant and school fund obligations, and requires ballots to mark For or Against the amendment. The notice is dated August 3, 1598, in Denver with the state seal.
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Farmers' Interests and Free Trade Debate on Train Ride
On a railroad train a Kansas farmer, Bryan and Watson supporter, argues free silver and free trade hurt prosperity. A drummer for L A Budlong Pickle and Canning Co. counters with foreign goods flooding Denver and Fort Logan posts, urging protection and a return to tariffs to revive U S manufacturing.
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