Good Times and Wheat Signal Prosperity in Dingley Era
A 1887 article argues the big U S wheat harvest and tariff policy bolster American farmers and the economy. It notes U S wheat output at about 460 million bushels, exportable surplus near 185 million, and mortgage relief in Nebraska and Kansas. The piece credits Dingley tariff stability and global shortfalls for rising prices and rai lroad and merchant profits.
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United States
Russia
Argentine Republic
Australia
Nnlia
Department of Agriculture
Alleghanies
Pacific Coast
America
Klondike
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
Colorado
West
Dingley
Improvement in business from new tariff law noted
The piece cites the tariff as boosting business with crops and foreign demand, compares duty rates to the Wilson law, and argues protectionists overstate blessings. It includes ad-like notes for Hood's Sarsaparilla and various local shop offerings and remedies.
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Chicago Record
Ind
Hood
Rod
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