Hadin area social and agricultural notes reflect local life
A rolling summary of Franklin Grundy and Grant township happenings mentions horse sales in Germano, social events at East Freluland Presbyterian church, and visits by residents from Hadin and nearby towns. Neighbors report fishing, farming work, and family visits as part of a busy community week.
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Hadin
Franklin, Grundy
Butler Counties
Germano Township
Peter Kanner Leter
Martin Riebkes
Abseous
Germano Townehlp Boraé Company
Henry Schutter
East Freluland Presbyterian Church
Ao Oval
Cleves and Vicinity Personal Gossip Notes
Local column notes visits and social updates from Cleves and nearby areas. Mentions Misses Reaka and Battle Sinning traveling to Aplington to visit J Spieker, accompanied by aunt Mrs August Thirteen. Community events include a Presbyterian church service led by Rev Wagelke and various visits among residents to Dumont, Wesley, Briarot, McGregor, Eagle Grove, and Minnesota. Also notes local farm details, windmill plans, and a calendar display of imported items at Webber Hall.
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Reaka
Battle Sinning
Aplington
J. Spieker
August
Presbyterian Church
Wagelke
Sloniog
Katie Johnson
Mary
Wesley
Pay Seifert
Ramilton
Briatow
Frank Baach
Mr. Healey
Freepore
Til
A. W. Wilcox
Bone
Byle
Paul
Onthe Holmes
Bun Naw
McGregor
Joe Joe Seifert
Wm. Qutaingham Bay
Dumont
Chicago
Greatest crowd entertains village on weekend event
July 7 report notes the largest crowd ever in the village with visitors making the experience memorable. Sports music and speeches pleased all, streets crowded from morning till night. Local residents and guests including Mrs Schrage, Rev Theilken, Mrs DeVries, and others stayed or traveled for the occasion amid various local news and comings and goings.
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Wy Beantrn
Thig Village
Schrage
Mra
Theilken
Belmond
H. DeVries
Aplington
The-Héma
B. H. Lindaman
J. C. Doyen
Louise
Bigelow, Ming
Bell Nominate Commoner In Democratic Party Victory
The passage extols a commoner nominated by Bell and the party, praising tariff reform, early income tax advocacy, railroad regulation, and opposition to trusts. It lauds labor friendship, campaign finance transparency, and universal peace, framing the candidate as a unifying national leader with broad regional support from Maine to California and Michigan to the West. It portrays the nominee as a historic standard bearer with cross‑party appeal and moral leadership.
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Laliam
Poother
Malleria
Ale
Jef
Foraon
Jackeoo
Nybrackw
Tte Son
Ala
Erlend
Bin-Heart
Ble
Archaic Fragment Teases Political Strife in Nebraska Era
A garbled excerpt hints at a Nebraska political struggle and a push to elevate a figure described as a reform candidate. The text mentions a "Ration's polet" and "crusaders" framing a contest of young leadership, with a tone suggesting slogans and factional pressure surrounding democracy.
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Nebraska
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