General Morgan faced delays as Indian Affairs commissioner
The article notes Senate inaction on General Morgan of Rhode Island as commissioner of Indian Affairs yet says he has begun work. It details his schooling plan including a nationwide graded system, higher funding, and reduced church support, amid Catholic lobbying concerns and concerns over mission schools. It quotes improved views from Sioux chiefs and contrasts progress in civilized tribes with economic questions about funding. It closes with a letter from Ames, Iowa, about Wyoming oil prospects and a hunting narrative from D. P. Smrra.
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General Morgan
Rhode Island
Offee
Morgan
Washington
Carlisle
Hampton
L. H. Bingham
Ervay
Wyoming
Ames
Casper
Wyoming Territory
United States
Pacific Slope
Dry Creek
Winchester
Republican Senatorial caucus nominates Allison on first ballot
The Republican Senatorial caucus met last Thursday night and unanimously nominated Senator Allison on the first ballot. The vote reflected strong support within the caucus for Allison’s leadership role.
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Allison
Senator Leeds Proposes Australian Ballot Plan with Iowa Modifications
Last Thursday Senator Ed Leeds of Manchester introduced a bill to adopt the Australian ballot system with changes tailored for Iowa. The proposal aims to reform voting procedures and ballots in the state.
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Ed. Leeds
Manchester
Iowa
Major Lacey’s Legislative Push Outshines Predecessor
In Gate City commentary, Major Lacey is praised for rapid practical legislation within a month, surpassing General Weaver’s years in Congress for the same district. The piece highlights swift reforms and hands-on governance ahead of longer careers.
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Major Lacey
General Weaver
Congress
Gate City
Governor Larrabee Hosts January 14 Reception for Boies Family
Governor and Mrs Larrabee hosted a brilliant reception on January 14 in honor of Governor Boies and his daughter. The event drew a large attendance and marked a fitting close to a socially successful administration.
Governor Larrabee Touches Off Bitter Senate Debate
The Times Republican interview with Governor Larrabee prompts a Republican senator caucus. The writer questions the governor’s taste in expressing his opinion while defending his right to speak.
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Larrabee
Ccaucus
Brice Sought Senate Seat Amid Residency Question
Calvin S Brice won the Ohio senate seat last week prompting claims he does not reside in Ohio and may be constitutionally disqualified. The Senate will decide on the residency issue amid political controversy over perceived influence and the sale of office.
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Calvin S. Brice
Ohio
New York
Senate
Call for broader representation in public office
A stance favors widening horizons beyond electing men to local classes and emphasizes that in Congress the representative with genuine country focus best serves the state. In the legislature the best servant is one who prioritizes the interests of the state and town, benefiting class, town and district.
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Congress of the
United States
C.a.snow &Co. Oper
WashingTon, D. C
What is an independent in Iowa politics
The writer asks readers to define an independent in Iowa's legislature and argues independents are often disguised Democrats. They suggest Republicans who supported independents may have elected thinly disguised Democrats and express that a lesson from the current session could be worthwhile, though not necessarily time wasted.
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Iowa
Anglo African convention selects officers in Chicago meeting
The Anglo-African convention held in Chicago elected W. A. Pledge of Georgia president and J. A. Pelham of Missouri secretary. A unanimous resolution urged Congress to appropriate funds to enable white emigration from South Carolina, Alabama and other Southern states. Letters from prominent figures were read.
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W. A. Pledge
Georgia
J. A. Pelham
Missouri
Congress
South Carolina
Alabama
Judge Tourgee
League
County Board Adopts Tax Relief and Appointments
The Story County Board on Jan 14 1800 districted counties for supervision and cancelled 1889 personal taxes for Fred Corlins. Officers approved include deputy treasurer Minnie A Mills and deputy sheriff John Kirk. A county farm superintendent was appointed and bridge funds allocated. 11 Permanent School Fund loans were approved. relief for Chas W Mead Jr and Wm Mead was granted upon payment to the county. The ninth day records include the treasurer’s semi annual report.
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Lincoln
Richland
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Ole O.tendent
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Minnie A. Mills
John Motion H T. Kirk
I. L. Smith
Jonas Duen
J. M. Brown
Soldiers Relief Commission
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Des Moines
J. R. Stewart
County Farm and Infirmary
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C.G. McCarthy
J. A. Mills
Chas. W. Mead Jr
Wm. Mead
State of
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Story County
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Rourk
Queal & Co
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King
Carpenter
Et House
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Brubaker
Brammer Weenk
Noraskog Bros
Story City Coal Co
C W Allen
J Jah Olson
Wen Hanecht
Co Farm
Minnie A Mills
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Mistoten
Mdise
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Woodruff
Sheebey
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M Hansell
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Chamberlain
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Ashford
Whitney
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Pletcher
Hoover
Greeley
Rep Bridge
Fitton Bros
Mdise Force Farm
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L Covell
W Ozman
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KR Kirk
H Mitchell
R Boyd
Hemstock
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T Waula
Pore Bros
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LL Smith
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Chitt
Whittenger
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Miles Pearson
Jno Us
Jno Adams
Med
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Pete
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Loud
Coffin
Simeer & H
Ersland
Liddle
A. Wood
J.C. Wilcox
Grantevote
Ames Intelligencer
Paul F. Jones
Davis Hanks
P. F. Jones
Board of Supervisors
A. P. King County
Marie M. Carrell
Henry Wilson Jr
M. W. Gossard
J. Q. Burgess
County Farm and
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Anfen Ersland
A. P. Kine
Orchard boy Restores fallen apple in farmer’s yard
A farmer finds a tiny boy under a tree with an apple in hand. The boy explains he planned to place the fallen apple back on the tree, politely addressing the farmer as sir.
Emigration advocates urge black citizens to leave the South
Senator Butler and southern politicians press for negro citizens to emigrate. Anglo-African convention urges Congress to assist whites to emigrate, arguing the majority should settle elsewhere. They question northern support and note southern conditions suit blacks better than New England Oklahoma or Africa. The piece calls for supporters to stay or move as the debate shifts.
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Senator Butler
Notice of Administratrix for Sarah A Cook estate
District Court of Story County Iowa appoints A Crase Administratrix of the estate of Sarah A Cook deceased. All creditors must file claims with the court for allowance. Interest parties to pay debts to the undersigned. Dated December 11 1888.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
Sarah A. Cook
Duu A. Crase
Positive Consumption Cure Boasts Free Remedy Offer
A letter to the editor promotes a claimed cure for consumption. T A Slocum M C of 181 Pearl Street New York says timely use has permanently cured thousands and offers two free bottles to readers who send their express and post office addresses.
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T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
New York
Dr. King
Popping Corn Accident Teaches Girls A Lesson
A Clinton child suffered severe burns while popping corn and a local notice jokes that girls should let young men do the popping. An Ames ad promotes English Spavin Linament for horse blemishes with claims of curing many conditions and saving money.
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Clinton
Calais to Dover Channel Bridge Proposal Presented
Plans outline a monumental bridge spanning the English Channel from Calais to Dover, potentially thirty miles in length. A prior tunnel idea was blocked by English opposition over fears France could invade in wartime.
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English Channel
Calais
Dover
Channel
England
France
Syrup of Figs Advertised Remedy in Old California
The old folks laugh at the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs praised for easier use and better effect than bitter medicines. It strengthens the liver, kidneys, stomach, and bowels and promotes healthy function. Sold by Westerman & Co in 5bct and $1.00 bottles.
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A. Carley
Brooklyn
Drake
M. D
Beliot
C. Oo. Lepper
Fort Wayne
Ind
California
Westerman & Co
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Chamberlain
Westerman & Arnold
You say friends desert you yet you do the same
The remark frames a social rebuke about betrayal and reciprocity. It speaks to a cycle of expected support followed by absent backing, implying mutual fault in relationships. The tone is confrontational and personal, with a sharp challenge to the reader's behavior.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised in 19th century notice
One hundred dollar reward offer for Catarrh cures. endorsements from druggists and local figures in Toledo Ohio. Firm claims cure works by internal action on blood and mucus surfaces. Testimonials offered free. price 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
E. H. van Hoesen
Toledo National Bank
O. Hall
A pup's misjudged temper proves true dog nature
A seemingly mild and innocent puppy consistently reveals its canine traits, turning out no different from others of its breed in behavior and activity.
The Best Salve for Cats and Skin Ailments
A 19th century advertisement proclaims a salve as the best for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees cure of piles or money refunded and offers the product for 25 cents per box with sale through druggists.
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