Free coinage and silver drive prosperity for farmers
A farmer letter from Iowa and Wisconsin voters argues for free silver and bimetallic money, claiming gold standards depress farm prices. The writer cites crop values, railroad finance, and India’s growth to support restoring silver coinage and equal purchasing power with gold. He calls for broader monetary reform to boost circulations and national prosperity.
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H. A. M. Company E
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Iowa
Thomas
Ives
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad
Lowa
Liviswace
Eproor Press
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Western Europe
India
England
Walsh
Ireland
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Batwa
Fagando
Trace Creek News Roundup Of Local Happenings
Health good with chills noted. Corn cutting nearly done as farmers prepare to sow wheat. A storm on the night of the 4th damaged corn crops. J D Spain adds improvements to his dwelling. David Shell visits his son at Oak Ridge. Mr and Mrs Benton Silves of Shetleys Creek visit locals. John Keiley visits Marquand. Zip signs off with best wishes to the Press.
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J. D. Spain
David Shell
Oak Ridge
Benton Silves
Shetley's Creek
John Keiley
Zip
Local News Bits and Visits Highlight Missouri Town
In town Monday were Alma Mr Merton for Simmons Hardware Co and Oliver Snider visiting merchants Tuesday. Arkansas prediction critic B Bachoov predicts Republicans must gain 40,000 over 1894 to carry Missouri. Thomas Bunyard visited Wednesday and Drummer Ross Thursday. Remarks touch on records with Hon Robert Prom. Winding up, J W Slinkard and others recall a prank involving rm ethionine, while Geo Hamings and W B Speer return from Dunklin County.
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Mr. Merton
Simmons. Hardware Co
Oliver .Snider
Arkansas
B.B. Cahoov
Missouri
Thomas Bunyard
Ross
Green
Robert Prom
Drom
Mr. Echartaceaene
J. W. Slinkard
Atkun
Political discourse and crowd reaction in Lutesville and Marble Hill
Local notes describe speeches by Hon. ILA Livingston in Marble Hill to about 124 people and Hon. H N Philips at Marble Hill. A Friday debate on financial questions at Haha's drew mixed responses and a harsh reception for historian Hes, who urged using histories over newspapers.
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Bourke Cochran
New York
Mary McMun
Cape Girardeau
Ila. Livingston
Dixon
Glen Allen
G. B. Myers
H. N. Philips
Marble Hill
Haha
Tom Rigdon
D. 5
Mann
Ridpath
America
Green
Lutesville
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