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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1883
Page
1
An early lecture argues value arises from utility not cost of production, divides value into inherent and attributed forms, and critiques the law of supply and demand as a driver of value. It notes money’s value hinges on usefulness and discusses how cost of production only affects value by limiting supply.
Prof J H Canfield of the State university visited Manhattan on Monday to lecture at the teachers' institute. The article notes his rise in prominence for defending free trade amid criticism. He is described as an honest, outspoken professor of political science who favors free trade in theory but does not force his views.
A Jamestown Standard critique argues that 1876 counted Hayes through fraud in Florida and Louisiana. It cites a table claiming Tilden and Hendricks won the popular vote and electoral majority did not reflect theft, detailing disenfranchisement figures and a supposed bargain to secure a Republican Senate majority. The piece condemns Republicans and asserts public backlash.
A county farmers meeting at Grange hall Vinland August 4 1883 organized a society to exhibit agricultural and horticultural products at the Bismarck fair. Wm Roe was elected president James E Williams treasurer S R Elwell secretary and an eight member executive committee with Elwell as secretary.
Paul Ulrichson offers leather belting rubber hoses and steam pump with engine trimmings. He repairs boilers and installs fines at reasonable rates. Located 68 Massachusetts street near Mason's shop. Also advertising harness, summer goods, and various discounts at Hunt's. Also listing shepherd pups for sale and dry goods sale discounts.
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