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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
4
The editorial argues the tariff and currency stability will bolster the economy. Farmers reduce debt and loan agencies offer favorable farm property terms while gold production and new mines bolster prospects. Silver advocates lose ground as gold demand rises and the Dingley bill eyes enactment, sparking manufacturing and agricultural activity.
The passage and signing of the new tariff bill by President McKinley is hailed as a turning point for the nation. Supporters say it will revive business across industries, fund government, and restore confidence, while critics vow fierce opposition. The bill aims to spur growth and push the economy toward recovery.
The article argues the Dingley bill and later conference outcomes set refined sugar duties at about one eighth of a cent per pound higher than unrefined sugar. It asserts sugar-trust stock rose due to anticipated profits from imports before new duties, with Treasury plans and Senate actions shaping these expectations.
A Marsh field Dairy Board meeting on Tuesday drew many buyers with strong bidding. Nearly all factories were represented. The bidding began at half a cent and climbed by fractions to seven cents for Young Americas and TB for the remainder, with most of the lot sold at that level. Factory offerings followed in a listed summary.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for funeral support and kindness shown during burial. Advertising items follow, urging readers to compare wallpaper prices, offering railroad excursion rates to Monona Lake Assembly and Madison, and promoting agricultural literature and farm opportunities. Several railroad excursion deals and daily travel ads appear alongside promotional notices for farm-related products and seed catalogs.
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway operates 6.151 miles of track with through routes to Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha and Sioux City. It runs vestibuled steam heated cars and palace sleepers Chicago to Kansas City, using absolute block signaling and modern safety gear. The line emphasizes first class service and urges all travelers to buy tickets over the railway.
County notice from Wood County Wisconsin certifies a stockholders meeting at Marstyield city office changing the corporate name from Wattaber Vermer Company to Redis Veneer Company. Meeting date and official signatures appear in the record.
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