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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1897

Page

4

Iowa political chatter and gold flow in current pages

In Iowa political and financial commentary the piece notes upcoming primary voting across big cities, discusses Democratic hopefuls Governor prospects in Illinois and Chicago mayoral dynamics, questions crowd estimates from Frank Stuart, and observes gold shipments reversing as the United States regains gold from abroad amid Republican policy. It urges patriotic support for Republican principles.

Record backs postal savings banks and party unity

The Chicago Record is praised for clear, fair coverage of public questions. Indications point to a Republican victory in Jasper county on November 2. The piece argues against reform under the current regime and endorses Shaw for Iowa governor, while condemning Weyler and urging support for Cuban insurgents' cause and swift end to Spanish cruelty.

Chicago Jasper County Democratic Party Shaw Leslie M. Shaw Iowa Bianco Weyle Weyler Villian Spain United States

Free Coinage Debate Across the Nation

A political essay challenges the push for free silver coinage arguing it harms trade and that silver dollars have not solved economic woes. It traces the silver dollar’s troubled history from its 1878 revival to overambitious claims, urging readers to consider practical, everyday economic facts over ideology.

Dollar

Dollar Myth of the Silver Dollar Recounted

J. W. Allpree argues that silver dollars were repeatedly forced into circulation despite widespread disfavor and idleness in the treasury. He claims government purchases surged to unneeded levels, skeptically framing silver as a fraud aimed at aiding a mining syndicate while harming broader finance and industry.

J. W. Allpree

Keep Up Your Scott's Emulsion in Summer Time

Fractured ad text urges readers to use Scott's Emulsion during summer to keep health and strength. Mentions availability and broad distribution but lacks clear product details or dates.

Scott

Bryan’s silver plan mocked by critics in a newspaper opinion

A New York paper attacks Mr. Bryan’s call for free silver as insufferable nonsense. It argues the revival benefits honest money and current prosperity, and that elevating silver would debilitate workers and farmers by reducing purchasing power while propping up an artificial currency.

Bryan New York Mail and Express

Live Poultry Wanted by W. E. Hough Poultry House

Advertises top cash payments for all kinds of poultry. From W. E. Hough Poultry House, with Scribner & Co. handling the notice, urging poultry producers to deliver stock for immediate purchase.

W. E. Hough Poultry House Ott W. H. Scribner & Co

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The Newton Record the Record Publishing Company Jemer County L. M. Shaw Crawford County J. C. Milliman Harrison County Co. M. Waterman Sioux County C. L. Davidson R. C. Barrett Mitchell County Parewa Fred L. Maytag N. A. Wells Willett Howard D. R. Tripp W. F. Byers D. M. Kelly Thayden Reynolds Ellsworth Gibson Wm. J. Bryan Luetgert Horace Boies Minois Harrison McMillin New York Sun, Express and Tribune New York Frank Stuart Democrats of Republican Party Uncle Sam Bill Rhea Scot Baukion Fa L. A. Gates Northeast Corner Square China Hough’s Gash Stores Wilson Hough's Maytag & Emerson
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