23 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1896
Page
1
The text argues the United States could defeat Spain if war occurs but warns against making the first move. It calls Cleveland an obstacle in Congress’s Cuban policy and suggests Congress cannot bypass that obstruction.
The article argues that Senator West should end his race for reelection and discontinue the contest for Washington County's House seat to save campaign funds and avoid a drawn out battle.
Mr. Bryan will soon begin to reap the benefits of the great advertising he received in his recent presidential campaign. In taking the lecture platform he will make more money than he would have earned as President.
The Cape Girardeau Normal School board will meet on December 27 to consider removing President Van diver and likely appoint a Republican successor.
The Missouri Press Association backs a bill to have the Secretary of State print all general laws enacted by the General Assembly in two opposite political newspapers per county with reasonable compensation. The aim is to clearly inform citizens about changes soon after adjournment, addressing the current lack of public awareness.
New Orleans States editorial argues the public rejects further silver debate after the gold standard victory. It attacks Bryan and his 200 cent dollar claim, asserts gold and silver are on par, and urges workers to pursue practical gains under Cleveland and Carlisle finance.
The Globe-Democrat comments on a prolonged dispute over silver policy. Voters are portrayed as tired of the endless rhetoric from 16 to 1 proponents and demand relief from what they call vocal excess. The piece frames the conflict as a hindrance to progress and public welfare.
A justice of the peace explains his election by recounting how he allowed his name on the ticket to avoid alien miscounts. He notes he would not contest a slim majority even if it would have reduced his win, saying there is not money enough to justify such actions.
In a fiery letter to the editor C M W argues he is a loyal American and should not be attacked as an alien. He denounces attempts to disqualify his ballot while defending his service against Native Americans and referencing years 61 to 65. The piece shifts to farming advice about plowing under trash, green crops, soil fertility, and maximizing yield through careful management and manure recycling.
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The article argues fall or early winter plowing of crop residues like stalks and weeds is beneficial. It warns against gathering and burning trash, which hardens soil, leads to poor seedbed, and increases cultivation effort. Plowing buries debris for easier seed preparation.
Notice from Prenty Bass announcing retirement from the saloon business and inviting all debtors to call and settle accounts at an early date. The message emphasizes prompt settlement as a priority for the retiring operator.
FOR RENT. Store building and store fixtures at Richwoods Missouri in a good business location near the post office. Apply Fuxn e & Co Richwoods Missouri.
Potosi Mo December 1 1806 tax payers are warned that anyone delaying payment after December 1 1806 will incur a penalty. All unpaid bills go to collection January 1 1807. the collector cannot extend time or remit penalties. Pay your taxes this month and save costs. M M Faynn Collector.
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