Washington Letter on sugar tariffs and lobbies
Clyde H. Taverner argues the U S sugar industry remains heavily taxed while price supports benefit a few. He cites figures on investment, annual duty revenue, and consumer costs, contrasts Cuban and Louisiana cane, and recalls Grover Cleveland and the 1894 tariff struggle against protective lobbies in Washington.
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Washington
Clyde H. Taverner
United States
Tmrn
Ameren
Gulf
Louisiana
Texas
New England
Hawaiian
Cuba
Louisiania
Pelf
Grover Cleveland
Tie
Democratic
Tugton Seeks End to Special Privilege Recurrence
Tugton argues against repeat special privilege that deprived the American people of a hard earned victory. He warns the struggle continues to prevent future inequities and preserve the electorate’s triumph for all citizens.
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Senate
House
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Pene Thovener
Tugton
Graphic stories and travel in the July American Magazine
The July American Magazine marks its fiftieth anniversary with a graphic battle story by Edgar Allen Forbes and a photo journey through the Grand Canyon by Kolb brothers. Other features include Tarbell on The Clearing Mouge, Leacock humorous pieces, and fiction by Grayson Bennett and Foote. Also offers on plant goods, rubber tire surveys, house keeping for hire, and local coffee and flour ads.
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Gettyabure
Edgar Allen Forbes
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Millworth
Emery Kolb
New York
Ida M. Tarbell
Edwin L. Sabin
Little Brown Buddha
Tee Shubert
Julian Johnson
David Grayson
Arnold Bennett
Don Marquis
Tlouse
Fairview Dairy Farm now run by McFarlin and Moreland
Fairview Dairy Farm is now conducted by M. C. McFarlin and J. Reid Moreland offering fresh bottled milk and cream of high quality with local delivery. The business lists phone 413 and promotes McFarlin and Moreland delivery across the city.
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Fairview Dairy Farm
M. C. McFarin
J. Reid Moreland
McFalin & Moreland
Ice cream wagon ad with varied flavors and prices
An old time vendor offers cream and ices delivered in town. Vanilla cream one dollar a gallon, chocolate cream 1.20, fruit cream 1.30, brick cream 50 cents a brick. Five gallons or more lowers price per gallon. Wagon bell signals in town nearly every day. Phone 694 to place orders. Also offering good pasture for stock.
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Wilson
Chairlain Wilson
Democratic Ways and Meany Committee
Hense of Representatives
Gorman
Maryland
Brive
Ohio
Fletcher
Tiggleston
North Pole
E. J. Kampf
Pte le A
Gall
Nickell
A. B. Tomlin
Kenney Bros
Price
Morris Phone
Westerman & Rankin
Leroy Farmer
Young’s Book Store
PHONE
Winkler Furniture Co
Tric Service Co
State Normal School
Warrensburg
Santa Fe Cafe
N. C. Reynolds
Mgr
Main
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