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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
4
The piece argues that Bryan's election would curb Republican abuses and protect business through Democratic economy. It notes West support for Bryan, critiques Republican tariff ties, and claims federal taxes rise under Republican rule, urging voters to elect Bryan to end extravagance and safeguard consumers.
Republican fears grow over Ohio reports as trusts and corporations rally in Taft’s home state, urging voters to stay loyal to their interests and roots amid a charged political climate.
Sheyenne residents attended the corner stone ceremony for a new Helendale church on the 18 ins. Local threshing activity includes Carl Hanson moving his rig into Sheyenne and threshing for Rasmus Johnson William Mcintyre and Lars Larson. Andrew Stensnd ground barley at the correspondent’s place on the 12th. Republicans urged progress and prosperity while critics question what benefits and who prospers, amid debates over mail order houses versus local merchants and pricing.
The speaker argues that postal savings banks would lure deposits from established banks, centralize money in big centers, and divert funds away from communities needed to support local industry and agriculture, blaming Republican strongholds and Wall Street influence for backing such reform.
The speaker argues for free trade and choice in purchasing, noting mail order houses have operated for thirty five years without harming local merchants. He asserts quality is not the issue and insists consumers enjoy the right to buy where prices are lowest, concluding that mail order firms persist alongside local shops.
A fragmentary notice mixes rental inquiry for a modern house on 7th Street and Delaware Avenue with a long interleaved excerpt on Swiss referendum history. The Swiss piece traces adoption from St. Gallen in 1830 to federal incorporation in 1848 and extension in 1874, while local lines sketch a clothing store inquiry and casual chatter about a parlor melodeon and a cornet.
A fragment states there is no use in seeking better product as not made. The first sack you use will prove it to you and points to MATHBRAUN & Co as the supplier. The wording suggests a local grocer endorsement for a grain or flour sack.
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