Political Figures and Tariff Debate Amid Bryan Speech
The document lists numerous Ohio and New York political appointments and electors, including Taft and Sherman, with officers such as Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson and Auditor Edward M Pullington. It then shifts to a detailed critique of William Jennings Bryan on tariff reform, arguing protection safeguards industry, warns of consequences of Free Trade and Bryan's revenue tariff plan.
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WM. HL Taft
Ohio
James 8. Sherman
New York
Edward Huggins
Franklin
William Jennings Bryan
Des Moines
Great Britain
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Myri
United States
Free Traders and Tariff Reformers Clash Over Trade Balance
The piece argues against protectionist claims by Free Traders, noting the U.S. ran a sustained trade surplus averaging about $500 million annually. For the year ending July 1908 the surplus reached $679,297,815 as imports fell by over $300 million while exports rose to $1,897,707,339.
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United States
Grange Session Led by JW Darrow at Chetthean Hall
Local Grange meeting conducted by JW Darrow with N Ve Pree Corregumient Xer Vurke State tenuis as chief officer. Attendees discussed farm cooperative plans and community outreach efforts amid uncertain harvest prospects.
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JW. Darrow
Chetthean
N. Ve
Tenuis
Grange Field Days Reported With Weather Delays
A garbled OCR fragment outlines Grange Field Days with mentions of attendance figures and events. It references teams, venues, and dates but the text is heavily corrupted. The readable items show anticipated activities and the general agricultural exhibition setting without clear dates or outcomes.
Children's Day Observed by Granite State Granges
The Gran ite State Granges join with the Stat Fair Association to mark Children's Day with activities planned for early September. Aimed at engaging youth, the event features demonstrations and cooperative efforts, inviting families and community members to participate in age appropriate programs at the fairground.
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Stat Fair Association
The
Grange
Hadhing
Sandy
Angel
A Need of the Grange Prompts Local Speakers
A New Vek nau deputy urges grange chapters to promote unity with the Order among farmers through state and local speakers. He advocates selecting venues with greatest need and aligning talks to the specific grange work and principles supported by the organization. He calls for sending speakers only to needy localities and on request.
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Gael George
Court House News Real estate sales and guardianship actions listed
Court House News reports private sales of real estate in guardianship cases, administrator appointments and bond details. It covers estate matters for L. C. Anderson Perry Tice Augustus Lephart and others, executrix appointments, inventories, and numerous land and lot transfers with stated values. The section includes probate, receiver ship notes, and suggested civil court entries.
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Leonard Wolf
D. W. Bowman
L. C. Anderson
Hartzell & Booker
Perry! Tice
J. W. Lephart
Augustus Lephart
Benj
F. Woods
Leodo Ullom
Minerva J. Ullom
Charles A. Wilt
Bertha Schwable
Nan Foll Schwable
Perry Tice
J. A. Wampler
Joseph A. Reiling
Simon P. Neff
W. Werts
S. W. Brandt
Richland
Emma Reed
Mary Baughman
Ansonia
I Dull
N. W. Cool
Monroe
DP Red and Whyta Precala Auto History Note
A brief notice discusses early farm use of automobiles in a small Iowa town of about 1,500. It notes few buggies remain, widespread adoption by farmers, and the self propelled vehicle as a driver of road improvement. The piece comments on conservative farmers and the declining role of horse-drawn transportation.
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Auton
Iowa
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