Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-03-15

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sembed. the beginning Of the issues of
the presidential campaign OF this wear
and the debates and speeches during its
progress: the final result of the NOVem
Der elections. the development # the
south's great Industrial movements; dl-
versifed farm and village industries and
thousands of other important things Will
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Farm and Farmers page. the Womana
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The ringing editorials Of The Constitution
speaking right out In meeting exactly
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people and protecting them from the
grasping greed Of those who would wiring
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iTe against the trust that would increase
tho price Of fertilizers and fertilizer ma
terials Tor the home compost heap, and
taking up the cudgel in behalf OF the
farmers against the combination tha'
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