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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1896

Page

6

Flag Day Urges Loyal Republicans to Display Colors

The Mitchell Capital urges October 31 as flag day for loyal Republicans in the 1896 campaign. Chairman Hanna proposes city and town displays to show support for sound money and national honor, aiming to sway voters before the November election.

Hanna Chicago Bryan McKinley National Committee Chicago Times-Herald

The Farmers Tools Decline In Wheat Costs Debated

The piece argues against silver advocates claiming no gains in farm machinery and cites sharp falls in prices of implements since 1873. It notes harvester efficiency now requires one-fifth the labor of 20 years ago and provides price comparisons from Oliver Chilled Plow works and D M Osborne and Company to support reduced costs and improved quality.

Oliver Chilled South Bend Ind D. M. Osborne and Company of Auburn N. Y

Decline in Farm Machinery Prices Spurs Efficiency Claims

The piece quotes manufacturers arguing that farm machinery has become far cheaper and more efficient since 1873 1875 1896. It notes twine binders today cost 100 to 145 dollars while older Marsh harvesters were 180 to 225 dollars and self rake reapers 60 to 70 dollars versus 180 to 210 in 1873. It insists price drops reflect improved construction and labor saving, not wage cuts, and cites Deering and Marsh harvester comparisons. It also references Gov Altgeld and Populist claims on price declines and mentions political commentary on Bryan and Col. Ingersoll.

AIO Wgsaly Olto Lakes Deering Harvester Company of Chicago Gov. Altgeld

Farmers Friend Stands With Wool Tariff For Agriculture

John M. Stahl argues that the McKinley tariff protected wool and farm products, boosting sheep values and domestic production. He contrasts Republican protection with Wilson era free trade, urging farmers to back the party backing reciprocity and beet sugar support.

United States M. Stahl Missouri Kansas Nebraska Farmers’ Call Quincy Farmers’ National Congress Grange Farmers’ Institutes Congress Gen. Washington Treasury Department Partners National Congress California Florida North Dakota Texas National Grange Senor i Javier Yunes Venezuela Russia Cuba France Germany Bryan Congre McKinley McSsinley Fifty-first Congress Perso

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