The Gazette Promises Expanded Country Coverage and Low Yearly Rate
The Gazette declares itself the best weekly in Douglas County and pledges stronger country news for the new year. It touts a $1.50 annual price, with a $1 prepaid rate to attract new subscribers, and continues to advocate Jeffersonian Democracy while opposing monopolies and tariff measures.
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Democratic Party
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A. H. Griesa
Farmers Alliances and Economic Reform Across the States
The report surveys Farmers Alliances activity in Pennsylvania and California, touts social and political influence, and notes alliance platforms favoring silver coinage, public ownership ideas, Australian ballot, and mutual aid. It cites Philadelphia and Pittsburg coverage, the San Francisco convention, and Iowa mutual associations as models for farmer cooperation and cost-saving protection.
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Pittsburg
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Atlanta Constitution
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San Dese
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di Velovert
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Ailou
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San Francisco
South Carolina Mineral Sale Rumor Sparks Debt Talk
Governor elect Tillman may push selling all phosphate deposits to raise funds to pay the state debt and trim annual taxes. An English syndicate is rumored to offer a vast sum for phosphate rights, while farmers favor the move to liquidate obligations. A.J. Griffin promotes Blue Bridge shaft coal at low prices.
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Venlag
Stetiy Werther
Iavn
Elect Tillman
South Carolina
A.J. Griffin
Organized farming alliance forms giant national company
The text describes farmers organizing nationwide and merging mower and reaper interests into a single corporation called the American Harvest company with vast capital, employing about fifty thousand workers and producing around one billion machines yearly, divided into eastern central and western regions.
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Estern
Tegal Corporation
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Rose
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Kansas Farmers Struggle with Mortgages and Tariffs
The New Orleans States editorializes that American farmers toil hard yet sink into debt as mortgage bids and rents replace land ownership. They pay high interest to eastern lenders now as rent, losing taxes and tariff protections. The piece urges subscribers to recruit new readers to double circulation in six months.
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