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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1897

Page

6

Remarkable Chicago Economist Statement On Foreign Loans

The Chicago Economist notes Illinois Loan & Trust lent three million dollars in Berlin and First National Bank of Chicago placed a million dollars on interest there. This implies two points: low U S interest rates and lack of real demand for more money at home amid ample domestic liquidity and a sounder European financial system.

Chicago Iinois Loan & Trust Company Berlin First National Bank United States

Trade at Home Buy Iowa Goods Local Support Push

County officials and institutions should prefer goods made and sold in Iowa. Emphasize buying from local dealers to strengthen counties and towns. Supporting home merchants is portrayed as beneficial to neighbors and the community at large.

Iowa

Republican tariff policy boosts eastern meat eating economy

The Topeka Capital argues high prices for cattle and hogs reflect more Americans east of the Missouri enjoying meat due to wage growth under the Republican tariff. It claims tariffs shut out Canadian eggs and Mexican cattle, protecting American farmers and workers from pauper labor and free trade. The piece condemns Bryanism and Populism, urging farmers to avoid “free silver” promises and vote for pro tariff policy.

Missouri Republican Party Ond Kansas Topeka Capital

Thanksgiving sermon by Bob Ingersoll in Chicago auditorium

The article recalls Bob Ingersoll delivering a Thanksgiving speech in a Chicago auditorium. It highlights the eloquence of his address and lists sample lines thanking food makers, early caregivers, savages of history, and those who cultivated ground, domesticated animals, and invented tools, reflecting on human progress.

Bob Ingersoll Chicago Ingersoll

Fragmentary tribute to heroes and freedom fighters

The passage salutes heroes who destroyed prejudice and fear and dethroned savage gods. It praises breakers of chains, founders of free states, makers of just laws, and those who fought and fell on numerous fields. It honors apostles of reason, disciples of truth, soldiers of freedom, and those who held high the holy torch lighting the world with light.

Free States Apostles of Reason Disciples of Truth Soldiers of Freedom

What Will Congress Do During The Long Session

Congressman Dalzell predicts no radical legislation will pass, with focus on minor remedial measures. House will likely approve appropriation bills, a bankruptcy bill, and immigration restrictions while Cuba and Hawaii status info proceed through mixed signals and conference after Senate review.

Congress House of Representatives Committee On Rules House Tom Reed Senderson Iowa Dalzell Pennsylvania Joe Bailey Texas Benton McMillin Tennessee Reed Henderson Senate Hawaii Cuba Datwell Colonel Henderson

Recop Subscription Drive Draws New Demands for Readers

New subscribers keep arriving daily as the list expands rapidly. There is still room for more, and interest remains high for the Recorp publication among potential readers.

Streorp Law Book Free to Subscribing Readers

The Recorp Abridged Edition of the Law of Iowa is ready and free to subscribers paying to January 1 1909 or who present helping receipts from former management. The publication promises concise everyday laws for quick reference and is offered at no charge to eligible readers. Also notes a palm reader on Farmer Street and a Northwestern art book available by mail for ten cents postage.

Law Iowa Northwestern F. J. Wartney G. P T. A Great Northern Railway Minn

A Satisfactory Print Shop Sees Praise For Service

A business man told the Record this week that the job department deserves the title A Satisfactory Print Shop for good work, fair prices, and on time delivery. Hargraves offers the best sorted line of holiday goods in the city while Parmenter fits glasses.

Hargraves

How to Prevent Pneumonia With Cham berlain Cough Remedy

A yellowed testimonial extols Cham berlain Cough Remedy as a sure preventive for pneumonia when colds run their course. The advertorial note claims it has cured coughs and colds and prevented pneumonia for thousands who used it. It urges readers, especially worried line carriers, to keep the remedy on hand and lists a local druggist, Wagley and Smead.

Chamberlain Olagah Wersons Wagley & Smead

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