Present to Subscribers Offers American Farmer Through Subscriptions
An old notice proclaims a direct mail arrangement with the American Farmer published in Cleveland inviting subscribers to renew or sign up, promising low rates and early delivery to pasture MMY Patrays readers and farm lovers beyond. It touts the journal as a leading farm publication advocating economy, education, and agricultural uplift.
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Frank Replies to Missouri Petition for Free Silver Coinage
Missouri representative Natlvin Frank responds to a January 19 1801 message from Missouri legislators urging free silver coinage and influential vote. He argues a silver standard would devalue gold reduce currency and burden consumers, urging retention of specie and caution against artificial currency expansion.
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Traveling safety and rates amid touring notices
Fragmentary UTC text shows travel safety, fares, and personal excursion details tied to T Nicholson G P T ADS FAR Co Topeka. Includes weather notes, political House tariff debates, and local notices about baptisms and church events with names such as Ida Hinton and Mary Franklin, plus Chamberlain Cough Remedy endorsement.
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Repair Scandal Ties Boulder Contractor and City Official
A local contractor and Boulder official are linked in a murky dispute amid stalled projects and failed agreements. Investigations focus on alleged mismanagement and restitution offers, with tensions rising between families and neighborhood groups.
Protection Vindicated by Experience in Tariff Debate
The piece argues persistent free trade opposition to the McKinley tariff proves its defenders right. It notes hostile foreign predictions failed as domestic industries strengthened, while foreign grumbling persisted about higher prices for imported goods and competition from home resources.
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