13 Dec 1890
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Newspaper
The Farmers Alliance
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1890
Page
1
No vacation. Enter anytime. Prices for ten to twenty week terms range from 31.50 to 60.00 in advance for board room rent and tuition. Books extra. library access provided. Business course with real class, offices, and a College Bank. Scholarships and private instruction offered. Address W. H. Clemmons.
Notice to Subscribers explains marking expiration dates and resuming delivery after two weeks if not renewed. The column then lists numerous political and social items including the force bill, corn prices, bank notes, seed wheat aid, and various accidents, races, and public notices across states and regions, with multiple named individuals and localities.
Resolutions passed by Indiana Illinois Iowa and South Dakota Alliances and the National Farmers Congress call for Conger lard bills and Butterworth options. Endorsements issued in meetings at Fort Wayne Huron Des Moines Council Bluffs and Des Moines with secretaries signing true copies.
A Boston lady trained her St. Bernard to resist lambs after a farmer offered a lamb as a test. The dog, initially prone to killing lambs, formed a bond with the lamb and then ceased harming any lambs. The owner calls it a successful experiment proving similis similibus curantur.
A cantankerous old clergyman quits his parish to become chaplain at a large penitentiary. He preaches a farewell sermon that offends many by a misquoted text about going to some place for others to be there also.
A garbled piece discusses girls and boys, claiming girls are clever with secrets and social tactics. It then shifts to political letters from Graceous Alliance in 1800 about tax fairness, school funding, saloon license money, and support for independent papers.
The Indiana state voice pressed by the Louisville Courier Journal urges Dr. Harrison to ensure binding twine and tin plate are included on the free list. The editorial argues for action aligned with state interests.
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