Money lenders offer low interest on good security
The ad touts loans with interest rates tied to security value, claiming low costs and home payment. It invites inquiries to Russet & Metcatt, housed in Merchants' National Bank Building rear, and urges speaking to old customers about their service.
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Massachusetts
Henry
Thudium Bros
Messia
Thudinm
Putin
Metcatt
Merchants’ National Bank
Bank
Mrs Gardner Opens Millinery Line in Lawrence
Mrs Gardner presents a refined millinery collection including hats bonnets and related goods selected for the fair trade. Every item carries a low price and is offered as the best assortment and value in Lawrence.
Democracy Triumphs and Populist Pushes in Kansas
A lengthy letter section blends celebration of Democratic gains with a critique of McKinley era politics. It cites Capt Green on party endorsements, references to Waterloo likening McKinley to Napoleon, and notes on Kansas sentiment, local arrivals, farming reports, and economic chatter from Arkansas and surrounding counties.
Mortgaged West and Freemen in the States
An 1888 survey shows Ohio mortgage debt at about 231 million on real estate valued at 1.22 billion, Indiana and Illinois also burdened. Michigan reports 32,079 mortgaged farms totaling 79.7 million in value with 27.5 million debt and 7.2 percent interest. Kansas estimates farmers’ debt around 53 million. mentions foreclosures and redemptions.
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Ohio
State Bureau of Statistics
Indiana
Ilinois
Bend
Michigan Labor Bureau
Kansas
Topeka Advocate
Daniel R. Goodloe
Forum
Farmer's tariff claims questioned amid McKinley bill debates
The Boston Advertiser argues there has been no general rise in beef pork flour sugar cornmeal or beans prices under the McKinley law while potatoes fell by ten cents a bashel. It notes only a slight rise in butter at the end of grazing season and says farmers gain little from the so called farmer's tariff.Louisville Courier-Journal editor Jank Bennett also criticizes protectionist logic calling the policy a demagoguery when applied to farm products.
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Arkansas
Ephor Gazette
Republican Party
McKinley
Janes Tanner
Robinson
Kansas
Gingerich
Messrs
Beurman
Yates
Mr.i
Mrs. Gingerich
Mr. Yates
Bearman
Salt River
Wade
Joe
Harrison
Miias
Reed
Jewell County
Stonebreaker
Black Jack
Times
Panes Hyonea
Boston Advertiser
Jank P. Bennett
American Wool Reporter
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tax reform debate on farm burdens and realty valuation
The Rural New Yorker argues for taxing only real worth, not face value, to ease farm mortgage burdens and avoid taxing hidden or overvalued property. It questions political parties and calls for coordinated agricultural influence to shift tax burdens onto others.
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New Yorker
Journal of Agriculture
Substantial Growth in Grange Year Progress
Growth trends in the grange year show overall positive progress with duties expected to yield cheering results. Dispensations were issued for new granges totaling about three hundred, with locations across California Connecticut Colorado Minnesota Michigan Maine Massachusetts Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Washington West Virginia Wisconsin.
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California
Connecticut
Colorado
Mlinoi
Michigan
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshir
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
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Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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F. W. BasreLpes
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R. W. Srae
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Sorner
Eldridge House
Fred Strahm
WM. T. Sinclair
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
John W. Swope
Fidelity
Ted Rankin & Diech
Lawrance
A. L. Selig
General Insurance
State of
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Trearance Building
Biursey Houretes
L.d. Woanes
Hollister & Worden
Pension, Claim & General Collection
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National Bank Building
Eastern
Gleason & Whitman, Real Estate Agts
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Blair & Peairs
Loanea
Bratz & Poams
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R. W. Spar
Enwano Russo
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H. L. Mooer
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Warren Street
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Pacific Coast
Relan All Nuweers
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J.B. Watkins
CO. A. Witt
Paul R. Brooks
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F. Deichmann
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Chas. A. Hill
B.m. Sprankle
WE. Hazen
J/L- JONES
Walton
Jacob House
Savings Department
Fluke
B. J. Horton
Wells, Fargo & Co
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Poatoffies
Vinland Nursery
Fruit Farm
Missouri
W. E. Barnes
Vinland
Douglas County
McBrayer
O. F. C. Taylor
T. J. Monarch
T. B. Rippey
Bond & Lillard
Primrose
Joux DoxNeLuy
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Kansas City
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Harry G. Parker
Chicago
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Ingalls
Senate
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Waterloo
Genappe
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Bertrand
Waterlow
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Bowers
Newt
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Marke
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Lease
People’ S Party
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Judas
Ottawa Republican
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Topeka
Ives
Mr. Ives
Carnegie
Scotland
Prince of Wales
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Willow Springs
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