Apple growing in Iowa prompts fruit district notes
An Iowa report highlights a surge in apple cultivation from Menwood toward southern counties, noting 700,000 trees near Ant Place and 120,000 near John Yo Stane’s farm. Fremont, Page, and Pottewattomie counties show rising orchards, while an 1890s style world fair prize for apples is recalled and Milly county ships fruit by train to Harope townward.
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Crasbot
Arndale Hotel
Doa
Moore
de Elaine
Maymouth
Em Rowley
Poebl
Cob Uke
Coxey’s Army
Taywa
Menwood
Iowa
John ¥. Stotte
Davens Port
Auprotiaehte
Lenwood
Ant Place
John Yo Stane
Mills County
Fremont
Page
Pottewattomie
Java
Milly County
Trainford
Harope Towtard Kpring
Rlor
Ottumwn
Patrick Doran
N. P. Wind
Wind
Doran
W. Campbell
Ottumwa
Jackson
J. Barneth
Burlington
Hunley
John Henly
King
Springfeld
Keokule
Stoco
Tred Stuhler
Montreallo
Towa
Arthur Bennett
Massena
Loch
Fort Dodge
Boursteanth
Vallas
WL Leeds
Delaware Sonity Bank
Manchester
Open House Hospitality At Sherman Home At Washington
In Washington, Sherman welcomed guests with open house hospitality. Soldiers visiting the capital were treated as old friends, and Sherman hosted large gatherings at his Fifteenth Street residence. Locals recalled his lively table, generous spirit, and wide circle, noting he could charm as well as disappoint with promises.
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Shormim
Washington
Ant
Coel
Berne
Fifteenth Street
Mr Biting
Sherman
Blane
Blaine
Sam
N. OY
Wallflower Wheat Lip at Woodimple for stare delivery
Iowa State News reports a dubious scheme selling a wallflower wheat lip at Woodimple for stare delivery unless buyers pay a high price for a carnmenl mix including shorts. A Blacksmith outfit sale is offered for half the price of hardware stores. The article covers deaths, crimes, weather, and local incidents with names and places across Iowa.
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Selling & Wacksmith's
Wilson on the Tariff Bill and Democratic Fervor
The speech denounces tariff provisions as a threat to American liberty while praising reformist aims. It argues the House faced a partisan push, with Democrats claiming power to curb corporate privilege and protect the public from monopolies. The speaker stresses vigilance, calls for thorough reform, and predicts McKinley’s political fate depending on tariff fate. The address contrasts fears of tariff backlash with hopeful progress and party unity amid public scrutiny.
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Martinstitres
Ehateaan
Amer
Aman
West Vireinkr
Wests
Minopolies
Euteti
Wien
Wichselor
Allixinge
Wis Browne
Tory
Ol Turlil
Tts
kLrong
Wibo
Priviege
Pullle
USA Whale
Fragmented British Page Snippets on Quotations and Fashion
A garbled OCR style collage reports playful remarks about fashion and domestic tasks. It cites sources like Syracuse Post and London Answers with brief, disjointed lines about coals, potatoes, faces, and a comic proposal, creating a mosaic of quoted bits and stray phrases.
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Syracuse Post
London
ConMencar
Tariff Debates Highlight Democratic Struggle and Market Shifts
The piece argues Democrats face party pressure while opposing tariffs. It cites McKinley era policies, calls for reform, and notes impacts on wool, cotton, and consumer prices. It contrasts Democratic and Republican stances, criticizing tariff protections and praising potential trade expansion with Europe.
Protectionist Rhetoric Targets Sugar Tariff Politically
A hostile argument accuses Republicans of manipulating the McKinley era tariff to favor trusts including sugar and steel. The piece claims Senate Democrats blocked changes and cites duty comparisons, alleging party lines shield tariff favoritism and keep protective measures intact.
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Ohere
Mc-Kinley
Suga
Messinley
Anu
Senate Swank
Suger Trust
House
Senate
Quay
Chin
Republicaans
Naty Tech Wilk
Press Comments on the Tayist Bill and Reforms
The piece voices mixed reactions to the tayist bill, arguing it may be a step in the right direction while noting sharp partisan divides. It cites expenditures and treasury projections, mentions repeal promises by political figures, and critiques reform efforts as uneven and party-influenced.
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Juston Hernut
Department of Rurticniture
Covauut Nto
Treasury
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Grand
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Wne Aide
Aye Q Salogn Ane
Tip Birding
Inpern
Mike Regulnuis
New York
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Decksor
Steus City
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Ida
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Devin
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Cal
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Iowa State News
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Tle
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Ife
Sioux City
Strange Bros. Slaughter-House
Jersey City
Robert Cotfentury
Dirace Rollins
Bloomington
Col. Robinson
Oalville
Alan
Des Moines
C.F. McCarty
Jafferson
Polk County
Sovereign
Pri
Jeffersson
Wheeler
Odeboldt ‘County
Ike
Towafier
Lowa
National Irrigation Congress
Denver
BM. Clayton
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J. Spencer
Ateton
William. Christie
Atlantic
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Auuntte
Cox
Barraguty
Lucius Wells
Connell Wits
Good Templars
Elece
Errand Lodge
Gaokt ‘Templars
Storm Lake
Georgy W. Welch
Stonx County
Shumate
GSOP
E. M. Remington
Orion County
G. Vy. Ty Mra
Mr. C. Stockanin
Cerra Gurdo County
Gs. S
Perry Peniing
Bulk County
G.I
Barrett
Pottawattamie County
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Hinine
Miunal
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Teva
Germany
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England
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