Farmers organize into Alliances and wheals grow nationwide
In Advance MT counter, 131 ve Str Meeshalh he, Farmers organizer William A. Vetter studies how farmers join Alliances Wheels Granges and similar bodies. He notes 1,000,000 of 4,500,000 farmers are organized with a movement to consolidate into a larger association potentially reaching 4,000,000. Secret groups push for farmer votes and oppose middlemen and lenders. Potter's study cited, article in December issue.
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England’s Name Market Reflects Industrial Prosperity
Lavinstrios argues home demand drives Britain’s buoyant markets with shipbuilding thriving and iron and steel industries expanding to meet orders. He notes limited resource expansion, rising prices, and a shift as other nations increase production, reducing England’s share of global manufacturing. The piece, signed American economist, comments on political economy lessons.
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Prohibition Enforcement Across Maine Cited by Officials
The New York Independent reports sweeping testimony on prohibition in Maine. Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania praised thrift and enforcement after visiting Maine in 1858, noting no open saloons in most counties and only Bangor as an exception. Ex Mayors, judges, and legislators across Lewiston Portland Knox Penobscot and other counties affirm the law’s success and the absence of open dram shops throughout the state.
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Prohibition debate shapes party image across states
A compact account notes the Republican stance on prohibition shifting public view, with elections in Virginia New York New Jersey Ohio and Iowa showing GOP debts paid regardless of wins. Kansas mostly supports Republicans, while silver dollar advocates face resistance as debates over currency and certificates unfold amid inflation fears.
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Nursery Magazine praises for young readers and parents
Enters upon a new volume with the Nevy eoaber number. The Nursery is the veteran of Magazines for the youngest readers and those who read its tales in childhood are now active members of society. The jointed Magazines have won a stirvers tlever be fore achieved by any similar publication. It is edited by a well known author with illustrations by heat artists, published monthly by the Bessel Publishing Co. Boston. Trial subscription offered.
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Protective Tariff Literature Offered by League
The American Protective Tariff League curates a valuable pamphlet series defending protection. It targets farmers, laborers, merchants, and professionals with facts on wages, cost of living, and industry benefits. Listings include titles by Dudley, Lawrence, Miller, and others, plus a weekly journal The American Economies. Postpaid sets offered with small payments and substitutions if items are out of print.
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Magna Charta and papal power debate case in Marshall critique
Fr. Baart's history perversion is challenged by B. Morey in a Marshall debate, arguing Innocent III pressured England and Magna Charta, with praise for barons' resistance and warning against papal supremacy. The letter condemns Catholic definitions of education and liberty and cites Webster on definitions.
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Pay Your Taxes and Local Notices in Marshall
The Congis treasurer will collect taxes Saturdays in December at City Bank of Miershall, at a Cevesen store in February, and at National City Bank in Marshall each December Saturday to receive dues of Marshall township. Also an auction notice for Tallowhog property sale with cattle, horses, farm implements, robes, and more by S.A. Sherman, auctioneer.
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Christmas Goods At White's Big Store
Christmastime ad highlights affordable stock for stockings with brooms mittens and tinware. An opening day is announced for next Saturday inviting customers to visit and see the new assortment and prices.
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Trains to the Paddle Coast and Return Service
Faat trains to the paddle coast run via Portland Mia, with connections through Milwaukee and St Paul. Corneil Blais sinks four yaniedacs. Sleeping car reservations and further information available from the nearest coupon ticket agent or Geneva Passenger Agent A V Hi Carpenter in Milwaukee. PMID: 0
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Read Now 2 Profit Hit Sale Unearths Best Value
Advert reads a local retailer touting a large assortment and a special sale. It promises the best suit offered at two to two twenty five dollars and advertises a weeklong Hit Sale with continued discounts across multiple price points.
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