Farmers in Algona U 1M-Sev report cattle disease and crop boom
Farmers report a distemper like illness attacking horses, some near pneumonia, with several deaths among work animals. Meanwhile corn prices surge with hundreds of bushels sold in Grint township at sixty cents per bushel. Towns in Tama and Scott counties see rising land values as buyers pay high sums for farms and improvements. The Lu Verne team posts a strong season, while prohibition advances in Arkansas with an 11,000 vote majority. Civil War veterans face politics with Bryan’s stance affecting future power dynamics.
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Campaigner Whited Denounces Tariff Fallacies in State
Eldora resident Stephen Whited, now past eighty, writes a widely publicized campaign communication. He argues removal of import duties on sugar iron and steel leaf tobacco would harm government revenue, noting these items yielded about 43 million dollars in the year ending June 1907 and are controlled by trusts.
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