Mitchell Tea Co and Local Loan Ads
TO THE PUBLIC I have $500 worth of finest teas for sale cheap, available in five pound lots, must be sold within 30 days to avoid east freight. MITCHELL TEA Co. R G TRIINIE. Farm Loans Quick same day loans on hand with very low interest. No agents contact Bowdle Newcomer Mitchell South Dakota.
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Mitchell Tea Co
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Bowdle & Newcomer
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Prohibition Tensions Echo in South Dakota Politics
The Sioux Falls Press editorial warns against partisan rifts within the Republican Party over prohibition policy. It cautions Republicans to avoid third party splits and stresses loyalty to the party ahead of upcoming elections and the 1898 senatorial contest. The piece also notes city election outcomes showing the strong anti-prohibition sentiment among Republicans and warns against alienating allies. It urges unity to secure South Dakota’s electoral votes and political standing.
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Washington
South Dakota
Democratic Committee
Meredith
Too
Peck
United States
Robert Buchanan
Reading combines effect on industry and living costs
The Herald reports the Reading deal has existed three weeks and crippled coal regions with 67,000 workers out of work half the time, while lowering wages for 2,000 laborers yet boosting profits for two railroads. It warns of higher eastern manufacturing costs and living costs as coal prices rise, blaming unprofitable rail dividends for the turmoil.
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the Herald
Reading
Creat Lehish Valley
Lower Valley
Free wool argument challenged by tariff supporters
The report favoring free wool is criticized for a misrepresented link between protection and sheep numbers. The author cites historical figures from 1810 to 1892, showing sheep growth under high duties and declines after duty cuts, arguing tariffs protected wool rising and that free trade harms farmers.
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Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
United States
Mississippi River
Free-trade Extortioners and Wool Demand Debate
The piece argues free trade boosts profits for the Brown Bayley’s Steel works, an English firm, which declared a 25 percent dividend. It contrasts wool consumption rising 26 percent in American mills with shoddy at 18 percent, and questions what Dr. Wells would say.
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Brown Bayley’s
Dr. Wells
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