Record of Alcantara and related trotters at Strickland barn
Alcantara 720 and Wimble line mares feature in this Kansas breeding record. Stallions produce speed with George Wilkes lineage and Happy Medium influence. Red Aurie and other lines offered for in-foal terms, with detailed pedigrees and trial times, at M. G. Strickland’s Chanute barn in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcantara
Mole
George Wilkes
Wilkes
Alcantra
Jannett
Swigert
Merimac
Bellfounder
Wimble
William L
Axtel
Anna Medium
Happy Medium
Nancy Hanks
Annabel
U. Wimble
Kansas
Dourl
Hambletonian
Mendrine Patchen
Witble
Red Aurie
Aurilian
Riley Medium
Red Auril
Aurelian
Joe Downley
Mark
Strickland
Thayer
Kan
al Castle
Wimbie
Red Aurle
Biack
Tom
East Main Street
Chanute
M. G. Strickland
Kankas
Britain shifts from free trade to protection says American Economist
A long excerpt from the American Economist discusses Britain’s tariff debate on grain and flour, arguing the taxation falls on exporters or is passed to consumers. It mocks England's free trade stance, notes U S protectionism as a model, and claims manufacturing has largely moved to America. It critiques Cobden Club principles and portrays a British lifestyle as increasingly Americanized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cobden Club
American Congress
America
Michael Hicks Beach
Commercial Gazette
Sui
Atlantic
Cattle Tariff Referenced From 1893 Repeats Plea
Carson City Mich. Ga nette cites past meat market shocks and urges protection to sustain beef supplies. The writer warns against lowering tariffs on cattle, arguing full U S meat production and farmer incentives are needed for years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carson City
Mich
Ganette
The Moving Cause and British Market Dependence
The London Daily Mail notes the heavy British reliance on American goods. It highlights daily life items from New England sheets to American soap Yankee razors Boston boots North Carolina socks Connecticut braces and Waltham or Waterbury watches shaping domestic routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
North Carolina
Connecticut
Waltham
Waterbury
Greatest of Mistakes Opposing Tariff Reform
The writer argues that reducing the tariff would harm American workers. He cites doubled employment and higher wages in Washington coal and coastal lumber after a forty cent per ton duty, notes voluntary wage hikes like Continental Tobacco's ten percent rise, and contends tariff removal would harm wages and living costs while boosting foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Tobacco Company
Trust
Belief in Free Trade Worries Helena Record Letter
In a Helena Montana Record letter, the writer argues that free entry without duty would replace wage gains with stagnation and factory closures, recalling the Cleveland era. The piece contends idle workers would face reduced earnings and purchasing power, and wonders if semiconductors would be cheaper yet ineffective for those out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Helena
Mont
Weekly Fashion Hints and Practical Ads From Kansas Farmer
A collage of fashion notes describes a gown with a loose front over a vest, beige and pale blue Corticelli silk embroidery, novel sleeve with velvet bands, and a pelerine collar. It notes belt and jacket details, plus new skirt shapes with lip yokes and sheer fabrics. The column shifts to a marketing promo for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets then a farmer’s appeal to buy home papers, promoting The Old Reliable Kansas Farmer and a four-page weekly Kansas Farmer and Trees subscription for $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Farmer
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An urging notice promotes Chamberlain's remedy for bowel complaints. It stresses readiness for summer and claims universal usefulness for children and adults, urging purchase from all druggists to avoid last minute trips to town.
I Told You So on Bailey Nomination and Long Senate Bid
The piece proclaims Bailey's first ballot governor nomination at Wichita and predicts Chester I. Long will win the United States Senate in the next session. It notes strong support for Long with little opposition and reminds readers the store remains open with good prices and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Chester I. Long
United States Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arness
Adard Ohcs
Tomlinson & Huddy
Dresden
Trumbletonian
Delmonico
Guy Miller
Black Tom
Hole Ss
A. A. Turner
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Lakes
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago
New York City
New York
Shepherd's Bush
Nebraska
Michigan
Syracuse
Grand Rapids
Mid West
Pittsburg
Delaware
California
Bred “McKenzié
London “Daily Mail
Alberta
N. Dannefer
W. J. Bailey
Bailey
Mr. Long
Bloomheart, Wright & Co
John A. Carter
the Grocer
Just
Rankin & Holmes
Shirley Bros
the Grocers
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