tariff talk hints at coming changes and economic warnings
The piece argues Congress may fail to alter tariff rates significantly due to a presidential veto while a tariff commission report may steer policy. It urges a nonpartisan approach, warns of hard times, and favors gradual tariff adjustments over sweeping reforms. It notes widespread support for some change, with Democrats and insurgent Republicans both favorable, and highlights potential wage and price impacts.
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Underwood
Palestine Notes Amid Visits and Local News
Palestine society news recounts visits by Mrs. Jerome Buckley and daughter Helen of Battle Creek to local residents, updates on purchases and travel, a Pythian Sisters festival planned for next Saturday, and August 12 reports from Virgil McCabe of Dayton. It notes a fatal accident in the colored settlement, a theft of health by thieves blamed on liver and kidney trouble, a bull attack on Curtis Baumgardner, and various community events including church work, school parades, and preparations for a new preacher.
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W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Wm. Kipp’s Sons Co
ISTORIA Toe As Sat Aas Dong Beers the premature
A fragmentary notice advertises a daily concert by Prof. Sand and the Fourth Regiment Band of Columbus, Ohio in early 1901 at Great Darke County venues. It references journal offers and clubbing promotions amid unclear wording and garbled OCR text.
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Istoria Toe
Sat Aas Dong Beers
Darke County
Sand
Fourth Regiment Band
Columbus
Ohio
Skidmore-Cole Reunion Set Near Sharpeye
The sixth annual Skidmore and Cole family reunion will be hosted at the William Wenger Store four miles west of Sharpeye on Thursday August 17, 1911. All relatives are invited to attend and bring well filled baskets. Mary C. Coup serves as secretary for the event.
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Woods
Wes Clark
Palestine
Greenville
Skidmore
Cole
William Wenger
Sharpeye
Campaign of Misstatements Against Ohio State Board of Commerce
A dense critique from the Constitution Educational Committee alleging sensational press misstatements about the Ohio State Board of Commerce. It accuses yellow newspapers of bias while detailing the board’s campaign operations, staffing, and strategy to influence the constitutional convention. The piece cites organized letters, branch offices, and paid publicists led by O K Shimansky and C S Gougwer.
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Ohio State Board OF Commerce
Ohio
The
Ohio State Journal of Comerce
State Board of Commerce
Cleveland
Portage
Atate
Bra
Puing
O. K. Shimansky
Herrick
C. 8. Gougwer
Columbus
Unite
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