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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1894
Page
6
The article details fierce debates over a tariff bill affecting sugar protection and reciprocity with Canada. It cites provisions for corporate book inspections, farmer impacts, and disputes among Democrats and Republicans on agricultural implements, wool, and elevated duties. It notes regional interests from Louisiana and the South opposing key terms and predicts political outcomes amid the tense legislative fight.
A Minnesota man cites a Blaine prophecy predicting Democratic triumph in a future national election. He warns that free trade by the Southern wing of the party will destroy protections, cause factory closures, and plunge workers into poverty, urging support for protective principles.
The piece discusses the favorable business outlook and demand for stable writ laws, warning that delayed action on the Wilson bill and tariff reforms creates uncertainty. It argues that a delay could hinder revival, urging patience until a clear legislative path emerges while noting the potential for three to four years of low mood if burdens are assumed.
The New York Sun traces the origin of the term cuckoo applied to unmanly or independent political fans. It credits Caption Boutelje with first definite use of the term for a Cleveland cuckoo, Tracey, fixing its status, while noting earlier uses by Senator Moreau and old Joan Randolph.
Cleveland Leader reports Democrats in Ohio's third district fear facing the electorate with their congressional record. They sought a special election date, then Governor McKinley set May 1 as the election. They worry about the party's performance after crushing losses in New York and Pennsylvania, despite their wealthy candidate.
Indiana prohibitionists met in Indianapolis and nominated a fail state ticket amid a platform disagreement.
A wide Rural Country column offers advice on taming young horses with patient halter training and controlled leading, plus steer feeding guidance from Prof. W A Henry. It stresses careful seed testing, timely machinery checks, and prioritizing home garden yields for family sustenance.
Eight todins spend winter in a large tree at Manitowoc during a warm spell and frolic as if summer. The La Crosse Poultry Association plans a show in Jad 7 to 42, 1895, Fred Hitchcock of Green slows chosen fudge.
A Delevan youth sold 175 dollars worth of grated hose radish at ten cents per bottle. Wanpica’s AM Burnham shows Jersey heifer gains, sheeping eighteen months and delivering fifteen pounds of milk daily. Dr. Newton links a cerebro spinal issue among dogs to a neglected well. Rome’s B A Onstreich fined fifty dollars for slipping. Milwaukee’s Ty, Lichener & Co. ship filled cheese without branding. Fort Buchanan supervised three fowl dressings. large buyers at Todl report 1,290 to 1,300 pounds of dressed fowls. Appleton pickle works expanding. company reports year-old gains and total profits near 44,325 dollars, with sales averaging over 1,000 monthly. Central Wayshara holds acres of unimproved potato land awaiting a market. Door county Belgian wheat stock remains at granaries, with Green Bay and Kewaunee as current markets. A Belwian stock wheat surplus shipwrecks to Green Bay. G. J. Hood’s sale of a prized dairy cow to Bull Willow ends in tragedy. The Shoplesh Creamers Co reports 241,525 pounds of milk and 104,106 pounds butter produced last year. average price per hundredweight around 24 to 22 cents, total milk payments about 22,453 dollars. Officers elected: President W S Syingle, Secretary and Treasurer C Hy Weirick.
Milwaukee March 17 Judge Jolneen issued an order for the sale of the Ft Day homesteads Grand arena to Capt Pabst for 5000 and the assumption of a 20 mortgage. The order followed a petition by Assignee FP Day who said he could not secure a better proposition after advertising in four daily papers.
The gold product of West Australia last year was double that of the previous twelve months. The total export for the year was 110,281 ounces. The prospects for the present year are most promising.
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