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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1896
Page
4
The article argues that price declines in commodities were forecast but did not prevent growth in exports. It notes cotton bales figures from 1880 to 1895, contrasts with rising United States exports, and dismisses the India scare as political. The piece cites Wattay and the Omaha Bee.
A fragmented list arguing that free silver coinage harms the U.S. wool market, currency standards, and domestic employment. It asserts most nations use silver with gold, warns against relying on foreign cheap labor, and claims silver-backed economies limit price pressures and idle workers.
A partial excerpt contemplates art and labor with call for reason and free thought. It muses on fate and the worker, presenting a reflective proposition from a distant era.
A visitor recounts a Canton trip to the McKinley residence, describing a homelike, decoration rich setting with flags and portraits. The piece highlights Mrs McKinley, the couple’s affection, and McKinley’s demeanor and heritage from Fisher’s Hill and Cedar Creek.
The piece argues curbing purchasing power harms factory workers and stresses home markets for farm products like grain and meat. It condemns free trade, defends tariffs for protection, and warns that Bryan's free trade stance would ruin domestic industries and unemployment. It cites figures on exports and stresses the need for fair wages and local demand.
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