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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1894
Page
2
The excerpt cites Missouri farm price rises under Republican rule, tariff reform debates, and Democratic party skepticism. It notes Kansas politics, bond costs, and a North Carolina paper attributing a late election surge to scent cotton, while voters cite bread, work, and money issues as the real drivers.
Turnk notes speculation on the Republican legislature honoring the seat left by Manderson. Many capable Nebraska Republicans could fill the vacancy, but Turnk says the party should consult its rank and file and favor John M. Thurston as the best choice for national representation.
The piece notes true cheering from factory casts as wages of 1892 resume for workers, led by a Baltimore firm. It states laborers backed the Republican ticket and predicts wage restoration to former levels across many distressed industries within months, easing hardship for farmers and millions of unemployed.
The passage argues that as men earn good wages the demand for necessities will rise, lifting prices for farmers and improving markets for stored stocks. It stresses a gradual easing over months, not a week, and foresees 1693-4 stringency becoming a memory with republican times returning.
An Exchange article outlines causes for butter not coming when churning in cold weather. Lack of thermometer use, improper barrel churn technique, and mixed cream conditions delay butter and guide proper temperature control and practice.
J T Kolb, the recent populist governor candidate from Ala addresses voters in a manifesto. He argues honest elections and free voting must prevail, condemning alleged 1892 frauds and asserting the ballot reflects the people’s will.
Voters across the state rally against a de facto state government and fraudulent elections noted in the convention discourse. Speakers urge that if elected, officials must be seated and the people’s will upheld, warning against repeats of 1992 frauds and demanding lawful governance.
Fragmentary notice lists mortgages deeds affidavits and notices tied to property disputes and sheriff sales. Mentions plan from White House Hall and Pease's Store and various legal processes including execution warrants and notaries.
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