Man Dowd touts cheaper trade models at Nashua hearing
Nashua resident Thomas J. Dow argues before Cheshire county commissioners that US and British trade policies lift prices for cigars and other goods. He cites American manufacturers and discussions with Greenville, Boston, and New Haven as part of a broader plea for reduced shipping and production costs to lower consumer prices.
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