Farmers Praise Prompt Dingley Tariff After Wilson Raid
The piece argues the Dingley tariff blocked a Wilson era raid on farmers by rushing in cheap imports in July 1897. It cites higher import volumes for live animals cotton hides and raw materials, and notes rising prices for cotton seed and wool while silver falls. It emphasizes farmers benefit from the new law and warns against previous tariff manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Conference Committee
United States
The Farmer Is Winning and Beggs Diarrhea Balsam
The text credits Western farmers with improved finances after years of thrift and better prices lifting debt and mortgage burdens. An advertisement promotes Beggs Diarrhea Balsam as an immediate remedy for bowel complaints sold by M. Brink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Brink
Splendid Caucus Nominates Eight Delegates in Sioux County
A Republican caucus at the opera house elected two township trustees and three to five delegates, including C A Morris and Conrad Moeller, to back a strong ticket. The group pledged to support Ed Thayer for treasurer and urged full turnout at the polls to defeat the Silver issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroeger
Opera House
C. A. Morris
George Thompson
Hemstra
Herman Myners
Mr. Kroeger
Wm. Winch
Conrad Moeller
Ed Thayer
Sioux County
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F. M Slagle & Cos
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C. Kooyman
Home Manayer
Boyden
Iowa
Schoeneman Bros
H. C. Newendorp
Chas. Brink
FARMERS + BANK
Freeport
Hull * Educational + Institute
Northwest
Cass
J. B. Chase
Hull
J. W. McCrum
Cyrus Robertson Ast
Cash
Bintioss
Europe
Splendid Caucus
Enmass
C. Moeller
Ed Stutzman
John Pryde
Ed Lanning
Dr. Greattrax
John Morris
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