In Favor of Reciprocity A Farm View on Wheat Tariffs
A reader replies to an April 27 article on Canadian American reciprocity. He argues tariffs, elevator and rail practices rob Canadian farmers and dispute on wheat prices. He cites Portal Winnipeg and Liverpool market links, condemns misstatements and urges an informed stance against reciprocity.
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Payne-Aldrich
Canada
Portal
Duluth
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Paris
Berlin
Budapest
Europe
N. A
Minot
Wm. J. Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. H. Taft
North Dakota University
Schaffer Transferred to Regina Saskatchewan
W E Schaffer long time head of Rogers Lumber credit department in Minot has been transferred to Regina Sask He is described as a capable man and the move is seen as an advance for him Berthold Reservation news appraisers will finish land valuation about mid June with a drawing likely near late July George J Smith and wife Plaza guests of Minot friends over Sunday local notices include Hurd and Abbott visiting the west and a fishing trip with rainbow trout reported at Klamath Falls Oregon Pettin and Emma Ellefson wed June 1 and will reside at 716 Arlington after June 10 notable local items include Tick Barrett seeking tiling and R A Nestos planning to address July celebration in Fessenden
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W. E. Schaffer
Rogers Lumber Company
Minot Territory
Regina
Sask
Mr. Schaffer
George J. Smith
Plaza
Minot
George
Berthold Indian Reservation
H. A. Hurd
Ralph Abbott
West
Klamath Falls
Ida
W. i. Evans
Evans
Hurd
Tick Barrett
Glenburn
R. A. Nestos
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William D. Haywood
Colorado
Jacobson’s
Opera House
Minot, N. D
International Socialist Review
Minot Socialist Local
N. Y. Mxshapan
Lambs
U. S
Gran- da
H. R
Gronna
U. S. Senate
England
Broomhall
Sugar Manufacturing Co
Tarif
Schaffer
Berthold Reservation News
Bettin-Ellefson
Edward C. Pettin
Riverside Cash Grocery Store
Emma Ellefson
Iver Ellefson
Arlington Street
Nestos
Roell
Granville
J. E. Hazlet
F. E. Cook
Logan
Cathay
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