Tama Democrat Delivery Rates And Service Notice
Daily and weekly subscription prices are listed with discounts for longer terms. The paper offers free sample copies on request and asks subscribers to report delivery issues by mail, promising prompt attention. It emphasizes pure party principles and hints at opinions on third party organization in the South.
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New York Herald Explores Cotton Yields and Policy
The piece discusses the McWistey bill and cotton economics noting that South crop yields rose over a decade while costs fell, yielding higher net profit per unit. It cites Dr Semeruy and Durham's Julian S Carr donating to Rutherford College, urging broader Southern support.
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Exposition Encourages North Carolinians to Attend
The Exposition in North Carolina attracts support from farmers, manufacturers, and officials. Visitors note the large, growing exhibits and promise of industrial progress as crowds anticipate further displays and regional pride.
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Debt of Kansas Mirrors Heavy State Burden in Census
A census bulletin counts Kansas total assessed valuation at 290 593 711 dollars with mortgages at 265 485 108 and land contracts at 7 661 718, yielding about 84 percent debt per mortgaged acre of 6 65. Critics dismiss Superintendent Porter’s claim of a “true value” three times the assessed value as unreliable.
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Land Banks Proposed to Aid Farmers and Merchants
An excerpt from the Philadelphia Manufacturer discusses replacing the national system with land banks similar to Europe. Prof. Rupert E. Tuomusen argues banks should provide timely credit to Western farmers and Southern planters, not just merchants, and notes the 10 percent tax on state bank circulation as hindering such accommodation.
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Political divisions loom in Democratic reform efforts
A fragment discusses the Democratic party as the arena for financial reform, warns that division among anti Radicalism factions delays relief, and urges united action and mutual concessions. It cites Mr Wurlhrap, Commissioner of Agriculture from Virginia, as a referenced figure.
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Democratic Party
True Position on Relief and Party Loyalty
A political stance arguing the Democratic Party serves the people, pledging to push its reforms and oppose Republican burdens, claiming the party’s birth and duty lie in delivering justice and relief. The speaker insists on unity within the party and accountability to majority rule to ease agricultural distress.
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Party of
People
Grocery Stock Surges With Fresh Core Line
A full fresh and complete stock of everything in the grocery line is reported, promising wide selection and reliable availability. Local stores stress consistency, value, and steady inventory for shoppers.
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