The Leader notes and economic tariff talk in 1894
The Leader prints subscription details and local notices for Mills County. It discusses tariff impacts on sugar and whisky, Weaver and Hager in the ninth district race, Emerald Harland’s remarks on money and coinage, and local events including a Malvern picnic and a meteor sighting. It also mentions Representative Wilson’s renomination and local horse owner Morris Jones considering a wire track at Red Oak.
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Morris Jones
Alix
Red Oak
Lawn
Kentucky
Weaver
Hager Hump
General Weaver
Mager
Hager
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