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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1894
Page
2
The article promotes nonpartisan cooperation to secure better government and social conditions. It urges irrigation farmers to study water application, notes farming requires intellectual effort, and praises windmill irrigation as a rising trend. It also observes a historic shift to solid Republican majorities in Northern state legislatures.
The article reports the world wheat crop for 1892 surpassing averages by hundreds of millions of bushels, noting 1873 and 1893 as benchmarks. It cites rising consumption in the past decade and a heavier load contributing to price declines, with figures showing annual increases and overall production.
The passage asserts that voters bear responsibility for misrule and law non execution. It describes a monumental demonstration showing citizens express conviction for better administration and improved conditions, signaling a shift from hopelessness to active civic engagement.
The article praises Dr. Parkhurst as a catalyst for reform, stressing that administration of law complements legislation. It credits the Good Government clubs of New York for mobilizing citizens to secure better administration and overthrow Tammany through organised civic effort.
Eight sons and many farm animals learned kindness from a Baptist deacon father who taught that kindness outshines violence. The author recalls feeding roots, avoiding musty hay, and condemns rot as poison. He urges posting kindness slogans on barns and stresses calm, patient handling of livestock for productive dairying.
The article contends world wheat production rose by 048,000,000 bushels in twenty years, a 32,000,000 bushel annual gain, while consumption grew only 8,000,000 in the first decade and 12,000,000 in the second. This excess supply over demand explains price declines.
The author argues that American wheat growers face shrinking European demand as India Argentina and Northern Africa gain cost advantages. He calls for expanding home and reciprocal markets, cites Cuba Puerto Rico and Brazil tariff changes, and urges diversifying farm industries such as fostering beet and cane sugar with American wheat linked to sugar production.
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