Prophecies and political clash stir public doubt in 1895
The piece discusses Mr. Bryan's 1895 Democratic gospel and broader national tension. It cites Bryan accusing Tammany directors of bias, notes Republican counters, and critiques labor, industry, and investment impacts. The muddled narrative links economic strain to political opinions and calls for stable governance.
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Dairying Shown as Profitable Route for Farmers
The article argues dairy farming is nearly the only profitable line for farmers, noting many have failed in other ventures. It cites that dairying uses less soil fertility, outlines unit costs for products like hay potatoes milk and cheese, and suggests many farmers lack the energy to switch to dairy despite its potential.
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Leary
Busere
Shgar Wriakle Alon
Fragmentary read on government plan and public support
A garbled passage discusses a government initiative, possible delays, and the view of a president or premier on national development and approval. It mentions public sentiment and the need for progress across elevations, indicating cautious support and further consideration.
Defeat Miers in District Race Urged by Opponents
A local political letter urges voters to defeat Congressmith Miers in the upcoming race, arguing he aligns with a party aiming to repeal existing laws and opposes government progress. The writer criticizes his district representation and favors the opponent as a stronger, patriotic choice.
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Local Personal News Roundup from Indianapolis to Evansville
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL ITEMS list residents and visitors across Indiana and nearby states. Names include Lyrte Sandefer of Hendrick, Thomas Zinkkes family from Indianapolis, Rev and Mrs Alonza Yates, Carrie Cline visiting Spencer, J W Ras from Vincennes, and many others in transit or on visits, with multiple city notes from Evansville, Cincinnati, Seymour, and Indianapolis.
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