Peoples Party Convention Held at Court House in Nevada
Report notes a Peoples Party convention to select delegates for the State Convention scheduled for September 2 at the court house in Nevada. The event aims to nominate Lawson or related figures as delegates and outlines preparations for the state gathering. Fire in Concombe causes significant damage, losses around seventy thousand dollars with about half insured. President Cleveland issues proclamation opening Cherokee settlement on September 16 at noon standard time. Editorial quips on gin mills, politics, and Republican views from Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Muscatine, and Clarinda papers.
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Cleveland
Portland Herald
Convention nominates Judge Hyatt to fill district vacancy
The Eleventh Judicial District Democratic Convention met in the Opera Hall to nominate a candidate to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Stevens resignation. Judge Hyatt was declared the nominee after committees reported, praising his enforcement of law and executive ability in court.
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Eleventh Judicial District
Opera Hall
Stevens
Myatt
George Wambach
Webster City
J. M. Goodson
Boone
R. F. Jordan
J. F. Martin
Story County
Cook
Hyatt
Witen Ras
N.B. Hyatt
Republicans embrace new liquor plank for November vote
The platform adopted at the state convention includes a radical liquor plank that has sparked discussion among Republicans. John E. Bowen of Wright is the nominee, with Frank Jackson leading the ticket. The convention split on the liquor issue was close, but the party remains united. Observers predict a strong showing in November if Republicans stay cohesive and returning supporters rally to the ticket.
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Cady Chase
Webster City
Harple
Hataiiton
Wright
John E. Bowen
Wight
Frank Jackson
Cleveland
J. A. Taylor
J. A
RD. Crain
John Scott
Hoskins
Horatio Banks
Henry
Dakota
New York
Chicago
Republican Party
James Harlan
Nestor
Lowa
Boone News
Democrats Nominate At Des Moines Convention
The State Democratic Convention re nominated Gov. Boies Lieut. Gov. Bestow and Supt Knoepfler and named John Cliggitt for Supreme Judge and ex-Congressman Thomas Bowman for Railroad Commissioner. They outline liquor policy and compare with Republican plank.
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Des Moines
Boies
Bestow
Knoepfler
John Cliggitt
Mason City
Thomas Bowman
Council Bluffs
Correspondence from Ames on local life and events
Unwelcome visitors from Ames face Sabbath criticism for prairie chicken hunting while other locals engage in a creek shooting match.Updates note Johnson mines improvements with a large coal hoist, new workers, and upcoming meetings. Mentions threshing, social gatherings, school terms starting, lectures, illness, and assorted regional visitors including families from Nevada and Sharot Springs.
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Ames
Johnson Mines
Lot Reynolds
Zenorville
Joe Skelton
Story City
Knut Tolbertson
Watkins
Day
Johnson School
College Notes From Des Moines Visit And Events
Sunday school attendance reached 116 with Dr. Beardshear leading chapel. YWCA meetings discussed Paul or Felix theme. Visitors included Henry Replogle and RF Hodson. Prof. Ornett from Brookings spoke, lawn fete postponed, Winslow visit noted. YWCA concert planned Rescue the Perishing allegory next Sunday. Birdsall nominated for judge by wide support.
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Paul
Felix
Fannie Curtiss
Henry Replogle
RF. Hodson
Salem News
Des Moines
Ryan
J. H.ornett
Brookings
Dak
I. A.C
Agricutural College of
South Dakota
Newton
Stebbins
Ford
Capitol City
Harriett Stevison
Red Oak
Iowa
Stevison
Lena Meek
Sixth Annual Reunion at Pea Ridge and railroad fare deals
The Sixth Annual Reunion of the blue and gray will be held on the battlefield at Pea Ridge Arkansas September 2 1898. The event aims to bind veterans in friendship and promote peace and prosperity. Advertisements note reduced fares on Iowa Central Ry and Chicago round trips with 30 day return windows and special terms for veterans attending the national encampment in Indianapolis September 4 6.
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Batlefield
Pea Ridge
Arkansas
Iowa Republicans Praise Drake and Utahs? No, War.
A compilation of brief notes covers political remarks on Gen. Drake and Col. Ormsby, a Dayton Lawn house fire with bank money lost, Lincoln statue in Edinburgh, rail company migration seeking farms, and election chatter. Also notes Behring Sea arbitration, census data on Musquakie Indians, and local quarrels linked to liquor debates.
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Iowa
Gen. Drake
Col. Ormsby
Late Young
Peter Oleson
Dayton Lawn
Harvest Excursion Tickets On North Western Line Dates
On August 22, September 12 and October 10 1893 the North Western Line will sell Harvest Excursion tickets to points in northwestern Iowa west to Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Manitoba Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Utah at low round trip rates. Tickets valid for return within twenty days from sale and allow stop over on the going trip in the territory to which tickets are sold. Full information apply to Agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
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Iowa Central K’y
Chicago
Iowa Central Ry
ALF
Tos
P. Banny
Trafic
North-Western Line
Iowa
Wester Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Manitoba
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Chicago & North-Western Rylott
Land sale in Jim River Valley North Dakota
1100 acres of prime farming land in the Jim River Valley between the James and Pipestone rivers. Land lies near Jamestown & Northern NPR branch, with 400 acres under plow, 300 in wheat, 50 barley. Historical yields up to 25 bushels per acre. Offers include tract sales and real estate trades, claiming strong market demand and future price gains.
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Jim River
North Dakota
James
Pipestone
Jamestown & Northern Branch
N.P.R
Levator
Lyng
Lowa
Alueky Rictt
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Conmesroxerts
Atlas National Tan
Third National Bank
New York Valley National Bank
Story County Bank
Panty Simpon
Suenes
Casner
Best Insurance
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Abstract Books
Nevada
Smith & Son
Read’s Market
Fred
Sale Stable
Allen & Morris
Kenneth Whitaker
Regulator
Ames, Iowa
Main
the Intelligencer
K. Wilson, Publishers
People's Party Convention
Cedar Rapids
Sheridan
Clinton
Nate
Jackson
Clarinda
Muscatine Journal
John Mabin
le Mars
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Kegley
Mamie
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Flora Wortman
McCoy
Jessie Christman
Jones School
Hester
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J. K. Hester
Grant
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Wm McCartney
Gibbons
Green County
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Slater
Henry Bryant
Mason
J.C
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Anna Armstrong
Stratton
Watson
College Notes
Beardshear
Nature
Goa
M. and
B. P. Birdsall
Clarion, I Wright Co
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Eniuch
Tam
Annales Politiques Et Litteraires
Daniel Webster
Walt
Dan
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Iowa Central Railway
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Des Moines Weekly Register
Encampment
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New York Weekly
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Town Central Ry
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Texas
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Iinois Central
Prof. Weld
Supt. of Public Instruction
Mr. Sabin
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England
Tama County
Ames Markets
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Parutar Sir
J. B. Elliott
Ames Lowa
Illinois Central
R. R
Midway Plaisance
JS Eeetera
Choice Land For Sale
Rocery
Hamilton & Co
O. F. Martin
Russell & Erwin
Bingham & Co
Adams Bros
Pratt’s
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