Population growth in Humbolds County reaches seven thousand
An 1880 census put Humbolds County population at 6041. A recent count shows an increase of 9662, bringing the present population to about 7,03, with further room for cattle on good land within four to five miles of a depot.
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Douty
Davenport
Cciflin
Calvin Thornton
Wesley Redhead
Redhead
Iowa
State Capitol
Prairie City
J. W. Webb
Secretary of State
Sendon
Central Division
Illinois
George R. Lawin
Lovoust Valley
Long Teland
Cinclinati
Lasters
Itia
Civil Service
Weat Elizabeth
O'Nellard Co
Joseph Walton & Co
Hewkins
Portland
Oregon
Court House
Coshostap
Ohio
Howard
Alma
George Schneider
Hamilton
Charles Campbell
Red
Polote Alahache
Pinguemine Par Fab
Theodore Tupel
Fich
Denver
Fort Lewis
Newburg
N.Y
Canton
Knott County
Hall
Jones
Ian
Pittsburg
Pueblo
Col
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
John Weaver
Weaver
Chas, Nelson
United Irishmen Waton and Iowa Storm News Chronicle
Dublin Gazette reports Charles Stewart contemplated U S visit for election fund gathering. Iowa items note Dubuque sheriff custody change, local deaths, storms injuring/ killing residents, boat club race results, and state fair land deals with no permanent home. Includes church dedication and notary commissions.
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Dublin
Duns Sth
Charles Stewart i
United States
Spain
Ferran
Dubuque County
Dubuque
George Miller
Coo County
Missouri
Dnuimle
Epworth
Miller
David Bonar
Osceola
Clark County
Hubert G. Lasson
State University
Glenwood
Lawson
Eddie Laami
Stuart
Pinkerton
Stuart Bat
Hitle
Nelson Laami
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Company
Nancy Julius
Albis
Marcus
Ilinois Central
M. ¥. Ames
Vanderwater
Remsen
Cedar Rapides
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
1885 Iowa County Fairs and District Events
A list of county fairs and district events across Iowa for 1885 shows scheduled dates in September and October. Entries include numerous counties such as Audubon Benton Boone Cedar Cerro Gordo Clinton Davis Floyd Greene Grundy Guthrie Hancock Hardin Harrison Howard Jackson Keokuk Lee Louisa Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Mitchell Monona Monroe Montgomery Muscatine Page Polk Poweshiek Ringgold Sac Taylor Union Van Buren Washington Webster Woodbury and more, with many fairs timed for September 1 through October 25 and district meetings in September. Also mentions state fairs in Arkansas, Illinois, Nebraska, Minnesota and the New Territory context with dates in October and November.
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Adams
Bert
Agency
Iy Davis
Decatur
Delaware
Deg Moines
Mt. Joy
Iowa
L Fayette
Floyd
Frankin
Greene
Grundy
Guthrie
Hancock
Hardin
Harrison
Weary
Howard
Bent
Jawa
Jackson
Gaan
Ea Bent
Jones
Keokuk
Lee
Louisa
Lucas
Madison
Mahuaka
Eat
Mannion Union
Maple Tiles Valley
Marion
Marshall
Milton
Mitchell
Monona
Monroe
Ee Montgomery
Moulton Sil
Muscatine
Nevinayike Netnick
Northwestern
Sheldon
Bent Pea-Ba
New Sharon
Eope
Alo Alto
Powemitek Central
Poweshick
New
Richland
Ringgold
Sac
Beatty No Fair
Bbelley
Strawberry Point
Ee Tania
Taylor
Union
la Porte City
West Labertys
van Buren
Bape
Wenelly
Wasington
Wayne
Bop
Westerent
Tear
West Polat
Lougshiek
Woodbury, & Wright, Boote
Arkansas
Nebraske
Weekly Review of Crime and Disasters Across the Nation
A long, sprawling recap notes domestic crimes, executions, murders, and robberies from New York to Maryland, with incidents in Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Oregon, and beyond. It covers trials, lashings, suicides, lynchings, train and street crimes, and a manure of sensational reports. It also mentions locust plagues, crop updates, and a fatal mine explosion, reflecting a turbulent late 19th century cross-section.
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Genuini News
Frank Pyare
Baltiners
Fisher
Chattanooga
Farma
Nathia
Vyrho Wan
York
Mat
Mra
Billy”? Brown
Mra. Wakelee
Wakelee
Abe
Brown
Lucy
Sarah Rutter
James H. Rutter
New York Central
Turbulent British Politics and European Cholera Update
New reports claim 140 killed and 45 bodies recovered after a Penilecury colliery explosion near Manchester. Editorials discuss Lord Carnarvon’s Irish role and cabinet reshuffles as cholera resurges in Madrid Valencia and surrounding areas. Riots flare in Austria and Hungary while Gladstone declines an earldom and Salisbury pushes for dissolution if needed.
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Penilecury
Manchester
England
The
Freeman's Journal of
Dublin
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Ballsbury
Marquis
Lord Randolph Churchill
Stefford Northcote
Salisbury
Btafford
House of Lords
Foreign Office
Hicks Beach
House of Commons
Europe
Austria
Stafford Northcote
Earl Iddlesleigh
Northcote
Treasury
Gladstone
Earl Carnarvon
Lord Hautenant
Ireland
Arthur I. Balfour
Local Government Board
Charles Dilke
Edward Stanhope
Madrid
Valencia
Senor Romeo Roberto
Interior
Castellon de la Plana
Marcis
Aranjuez
Murcia
Herat
Churchill
India
Dufferin
Rossie
Leuthan
Hungary
Tyrnan
Brunn
Gladetone
the Times
Marquis of Salisbury
Gladsone
Guivert
Paris
Church of France
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New Orleans
Towa
Mexico
Permaneblo
C. 8. Chapman
Bayless
L. Duceini
Pubuque
Shrice
Rolfe
Pocahontas County
M. B. Church
Kent Bros
Ida County
Ida Grove
Commissioner Black
Spenger
M. Rice
D. W. Smouse
Geo. P. Hangwalt
Michael 2B. Cogneily
Marshall M. Weples
Toba
Lewis
Miinots
A. C. Roberts
D. M. Hamilton
B. M. Prentiss
J. A. T. Hull
Logan
Sherman
Letening
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company of
Des Moises
Jno. Webb
I. I. Benton
P. R. Crosswait
G. 8. Bacon
J. H. Meerill
G. W. Thompeor
Guaranty Fund
Iowa Drain Tile
Brick 2Nd Lime Co
Clinton
Williamsburgh Savings Bank
Iowa County
Davenport Guaranty and Contracting Company of
Capitalatoc
Sam Anderson
Wash Osborne
Dry Ridge
John Miller
Detroit
Joseph Vian
South Robey Street
Chicago
Indian Territory
Bill Williams
Pate Moore
Geo. Morgan
Healton
Plymouth
Philadelphia
Washington Butcher's Lane
Monroe Street
New York
Grant
Mount McGregor
San Francisco Call
Harrison County
Kentucky
State Board of Health
Frisble & Lake
Cynthlang
Henry RB. Myers
Baltimore
Sophia Myers
Myers
Maryland
Cusick
Broadway
John W. Barrett
Jersey City
Robt. J. Painter
Brooklyn
Painter
Barrett
Bam Lawrence
Barry
Lawrence
Oyster Bay
L. 1
Ida Larrabee
Charles White
Miss Larrabee
Rowe
Eddens
Otto Cavensky
Hil
Lavansky
Law
Lavensky
Bowdish
Minneapolis
Mary Howdiak
Greenville
Texas
Frank Wilbrink
Hale
Bessia Rauch
Fore
G. W. Custer Lee
Robert BE. Lee
Washington and Lea University
W. W. Carter
Internal Revenue
Terre Haute
Ind
Mich
James Prisk
Copper Falls
Clark
J. T
Wakefield
James Tucker
End Goulding
James Day
John Taylor
James Scott
Scott
Arkongas
Harrisburg
Henry Goodman
Newa
Halieg
Panini
Ettery
la Maia
Deliguering
Andersonville
Bill Stafford Notthoots
Lord Toldenleigh
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