Northwest Iowa caucuses and county convention notes
A long notice outlines Republican electors in Kossuth and surrounding counties meeting to select delegates for the county convention. It highlights Lewis I. Smith’s candidacy, endorsements from local officials, and discussions of gubernatorial candidates F F Gear and Wilson, with editorials debating temperance stances and party strategy.
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Sioux City Journal
Gram Price
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Lewis I. Smith
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Party Interest in Gear Candidacy Splits Republican Ranks
The piece argues over the GOP nomination for Mr. Gear amid temperance divide. It laments factionalism, warns a Gear victory could fracture unity, and advocates a noncontroversial temperance ally to keep the party cohesive. It stresses Gear’s temperance stance harms unity and predicts division if he is the nominee.
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Excursion Route to the Dalles of the St Croix in 1874
In June 1874 a St Paul party led by B. Charel rode the Dalles route on the steamer Nellie, passing Stillwater to the Dalles of the St Croix. They observed marshes and pines, logs across a channel, a sawmill at Giveotu Wis, and the grand gorge where natural rock formations and cave-like hollows line the river, with a brief shore excursion and distant lights.
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Suitwater
Washington Co
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Detachable cliff text reveals rugged coastlines and foggy canopies
The narrator describes a perilous cliffside landscape with jagged walls and pine covered slopes as excursionists explore and later return to a steamer. Commentary on nomenclature troubles and distant harbor views highlight a travelogue tone. The treasury secretary and gold purchase mention add fleeting economic context.
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