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The Townsend Forum (Townsend, Mont.) 1900-1901, October 31, 1900, Page 5, Image 5 « Montana Newspapers
Tue, 18 Jun 2024 03:02:40 +0000Therefore, that voters ought to 4o4e with a vitw to the right deeisiou of thosie imestione that are direetly sod finally in the control of the President and ( 7•ifigri., - 1 will tustn. Following this eunclusion I do -lined to take a speaking part in the campaign of MOS My retire- ment dates from that year, not from this. I have said to everyone who has spoken or written to tine on the eubjeet that I could not do any more campaign work. 4, 931, 424 Total......... 101, 11116, 334, 14143 Ameriean farmers recrev el Hilliest $11:4000, 000 more money for their wheat this year, under Republit•an prosperity, than they did in 1S96 under Ifeinte•ratie depression. I W. in those vehicles which carry to the people sentiments from high plaero, plain declarations that the present toia. 5 letter word with a l u. American farmers have also gained over $7, 00, 000, 1100 this year in the value of their lire stock as eompared a ith letkl.
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Ile is a farmer who under- stands his business, and it is said, in the vicinity, that there is Dots& more prosper- ous farm in all that seetion. 707 11:;;;A(1 Increases $710, 7? LEO WISE: ' etneitinati, Ohio, Sept. G. Railroad Men ficsr McKinley. • • • I admonish •lie people againet the object of otoories ke this. The questions ought to be treated in the very broadest way; details not count. 5 letter word with a l e. I tell him -he attempt is to play off his against his ietereste and to prevail on him in the name of liberty to injure and afflict his country and in the name nf in- dependence to destroy that independence and to make him a beggar and a afire. L• re, more comfort for the wit, more miloolitig w•ak children and a margin of savior- ' ness and old age. Quotes from the Past. Bryan sit any rate won't _ the whole ra Irish cote WILL YOU? Four wagon and buggy works One handle factory. One fernitnre works. In 1896 I submitted myself to very hard usage. • -• _ 1 t•tr • '• •••-e - - • — - THE. 1111f \We shotild no aid the eleetion of President who wisuld, admittedly, if he could, destroy the gold standard and oth- er thiuge that we situ, even more, upon the deceptive that he has been beim!I began te make Republiean speeches the year I began to vote, and have had a laborious. The American farmers rect ived $346, 000, 000 more money this year for their (orn crop than they did in 1896. solTIIERI 11101, 1;[\\%ID ilosPERITI. These coselusions are drawn from personal ohnervations in many countries. 5 letter word with s e u l. Part of the produce of the farm has been shipped to Canton from time to time to the McKinley home, but none has ever been -sat to Washing- ton. 1900-1901, October 31, 1900, Page 5, Image 5', download_links: [. S about the size of McKinies's famous frost porch at Can- ton, and then on to the upright part there is a wing which is • story and a half in height.
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I pronounce the author of such sentiments to be guilty of attempting • detestable fraud on the community; a double frond: a frond which Is to cheat of their property, and out of the earnings of titer Mee by first cheating them out of their 1104! I admonish every industrious ia- borer in the country to be on his totrent against such a delusion. Gen., is f-inpliail., a1 ly for the re-election of President Mc- Kitiley. There are really only two emintriee that give this privi- lege; these are the United States and (treat Britain. It is a legal (hues -. Freedom of religietis worship, and proteetion in \life lib e rty ama th e purouit of hoppinessf- WIllinui MeKin ' k3t. It shall not be until the last mo- ment of my existence that I will believe the people of the United State' capable of being effectually, lellided, cajoled and driven about in herds by Stich abominable frauds as this. E from his home, eighty miles west of Winnipeg.
Argusrilles Oct. 5. came down to Fargo to hear the Hon.. 1. That lit good enough for nos JAMES S. LANDI& o r thf• goy I Wis. a,. You no doubt are aware of the greater or lees persecution which the Jews hare under- gone in all the countries of the world, and are still undergoing to -day. President Meliotiley owns a farm. As far as humen judgment cati foo see- at least so it seems to the writer the nest four years should be more pros- perous than anything this country 11:l - ever before seen. On the farm of the nine prin- cipal crops raised in the United States was $710, 722, 617 larger this year than in 1896.
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This year's potato crop will probably aggregate 2, 000 bushels. Views of a Noted Jewish Publisher on the Country • s Future. In any season when crops are good it yields richly. E was imputed by some to that eall5e. The Cleveland end Pittsburg Railroad (Tosses a corner of the farm and the Big Sandy canal courses through the field at one side of the main road. Here is where we free trade farmers are blind to our own interests, when we want these cattle to come in free, and if this was allowed what would we get for our stock? They will vote for M. Kinky and Roosevelt. The wool on the baeks of 200 sheep shines with eleanliness, for McKinley's farm is a model one and a modern one. It has been Tallbtehl forth as a matter of boast and triumph that one cause existed powerful enough to 'sup- port peers thing and to defend every- thing: and that was the natural hatred of the poor to the rich.
Opening up new markets in Cuba, Por- to Rico and the Philippines for the pro- dnets of the South has given great addi- tional stimulus to the southern railroads, which, geographically t•onsidered, derive unusual advantages from the expansiou policy. They is ill vote for Brian and Stevenson. Will you now vote against it. Since I left Washington my retionient flom all partieiti•tion in party manage- ment has been complete. All foituil to be enthueinstie Republica Station agents along the line were found to lie ti it laid Republicans s working;Imola their railroad friends NleKinley. 501, 444, 474 - — Total Gala to Forlo- rn $11. They received nearly V22. This is apple butter making time in this section of the country. 'Iwo miles from Minerva, one mile from Bayard, Ohio, it stands on a sloping parcel of ground \unmounted by the orchards of Baldwin apples.