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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
4
President McKinley and party prepare a six week 15,000 mile tour visiting 25 states. The trip, described as the most ambitious auth tour in 30 years, aims to meet citizens nationwide without partisan aims. Presidents focus on engaging the American people and presenting nonpartisan outreach.
Corner rental notice listing two contacts, Gage Dobbins in Marshall Michigan and G W Hodgeman at Coleman's Corners, with inquiry open at approximate time.
Editor Rosewater of Omabs questions Bryan's political aims as he denies seeking the Democratic presidential nomination again. Nebraska faces a fall governor race after Dietrich's Senate promotion, with Rosewater speculating Bryan could be the candidate, though no clear evidence confirms this planned ascent.
The text notes high corn prices brighten farmers’ outlook, signaling strong markets and profitable prospects. It quotes education on supply and demand factors, indicating a positive trend for agricultural incomes. The fragment hints at a broader economic impact on rural communities.
An ad promotes the American Fence claiming it costs less than hand built options. It offers a 1 3 tain size, suggests no need to pay 10 or 16 cents a foot, and asserts the woven fence is superior to homemade work and cheaper than bare fence wire sold at Bosley’s Hardware.
Prices paid by buyers in Detroit at the Central Stock Yards reflect market activity for wheat beans buckwheat and livestock. Cattle and calves command mixed values with primes in range for butchers and feeders and hog prices showing steady to soft trends. Trade activity is described as moderate with several items noted as active or quiet amid weekly price reporting.
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