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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1890
Page
8
The question asks if profitability is possible at current prices and seeks methods. It presents a speculative query without concrete entities or figures, implying strategies to improve margins, manage costs, or leverage pricing dynamics to achieve earnings.
Special Dispatch to the Detroit Tribune reports that Mr. O Donnell, from the third Michigan district, hails the McKinley tariff's sugar clause as essential. He supports duties removal on related items and a bounty to promote sugar cultivation, arguing it will boost sugar production and aid taxpayers by reducing taxation on the commodity. He notes prior advocacy and continued push through Congress.
The piece argues that protected occupations like carpentry and blacksmithing secure higher wages by shielding workers from foreign competition. It criticizes surface readings of protection and cites examples from building trades, farming, and sugar policy, noting political stances and regional tensions without sensational detail. Local quotes criticize Mills bill and party hypocrisy amid tariff debates.
A fragmented list of marriage license entries from Allegan County and Battle Creek noting individuals such as Agnes Barziel Agnes Kan and Leonard Ogden with associated locations including Athens Brooklyn Battle Creek Shiawassee and Chicago. The garbled OCR shows multiple names, spouses and towns with dates and amounts like $7 and $86, reflecting a compiled registry segment.
A verbose draft details the season of 1890 with extensive pedigrees of horses like Garthiwaite and Lady Wellington, cross references to Ethan Allen and Morgan lines, and notes on Dam Romanee. It mentions Show interest in Brookside Boy and Weary breeding figures, plus a service fee of 25 dollars to insure.
Jay Kay is described as a premier horse with detailed lineage and impressive conformation. The narrative notes prize winnings at Detroit Export, hands high, weighs 1225 pounds, and a strong, well proportioned frame. It cites heavy interest in export markets and anticipates strong prices for progeny and stock.
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