Aid by Government in Farmers Interests in McKinley Roosevelt Era
A summary of federal aid to farming under McKinley and Roosevelt, praising expanded Department of Agriculture funding, research, and extension work. The piece notes increased support for agricultural education, scientific staffing, and foreign-market studies, highlighting gains in farm productivity, price stabilization, and domestic production. It references rice and sugar beet production, foreign imports reductions, and efforts to improve national food security.
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Jeg Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Department of Agito
Ofie
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Dustry
Tates
Connand Selentite
On Mt
United States
Bureau
Louisiana
Texas
Georgia
Slabanm
Mississippi
South Carolina
Florida
America
Columbus
Bryan Visits the State Fair and Agricultural Progress
The article outlines U S farming advances under Roosevelt era policy with emphasis on plant and animal disease control at ports, crop improvement through hybridization, forest restoration, soil and road material studies, and meat and pure food laws. It highlights agricultural research, irrigation inquiry, and the economic strength of farmers, noting large export balances and the potential of farming to sustain national wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Amon
Cis Joga
Agriculture and Commerce
Anid
Labor Leaders Split Over Gompers and Bryan Plan
A fractured labor scene shows many union leaders opposing Samuel Gompers’ alignment with the Democratic Bryan campaign. The controversy centers on a perceived labor vote bloc and Gompers’ stance amid calls for pro labor planks, with mixed editorials praising or denouncing the policy and its political implications for workers nationwide.
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Zeer
Gurpuss
American Federation of Biba
Indeb
Counry
Ins
Gomipers
Ma Mitek
Iehitiigger
Bryan
Tabur
Gompers
la Bryan
Uthere
Democratic Party
Dal Chat
Ie ix
Niga
Hibor
Gampers
Poloda Vollom
Dis
On Labor Party
Socialist Party
Anid Fg
Sacha Tat Party
Akron People
Demcratic
Lahore Journal
Lyrewers
Ctuelicat
Buffalo
Dukers
Chicago
Tibell
Tyadust
Organiaa Ton
Sue Wuss
Democratie Gelber
Junoon
Lee Trlot
Pueblo
Onicha Journal
Dold
Jaibor
Denver
Diaregard
Foy
Wells
Flores
Bybey
Jean
Politioa
Fadungeers
Trent
Roegnrding Bryaty
Pritelaail
Gomerad
Pawers
Tuakers' Union
Salads
Ehovonsider
Republican Party
Knights of Tabor
Meccs
Jol A. Dyehe
International Women’s Garivent, Makers’ Union
Alent Ae Bor
John Young
Litho: Teraphers' Titernadional Protective and Nonalchs Association of
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Samuel Gompers
The Natural Heir in Roosevelt Policy Battle
A fragmented verse critiques Roosevelt policies and hints at a contested will. The speaker doubts natural heirs and foresees a tough bid by rival Tryan, with Bryan implied as a possible definer of rightful claim to Roosevelt’s legacy.
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Tryan
Foosevelt
Ga I
Celal, Yatt
Bryan
Roosevelt
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