Republican County Convention at Court House Nevada June 18 1892
The Republicans of Story County will meet a delegate convention at the Court House in Nevada on Saturday June 18 at 11 a.m. to nominate county officers and elect delegates to the State and Seventh District conventions. Officers include Clerk of the District Court County Auditor County Recorder County Attorney and Board of Supervisors members plus County Surveyor vacancy. Delegates to Des Moines June 29 and to the Seventh District convention will be chosen.
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Story County
Court House
Nevada
Distret Court
Membber
Board of Supervisors
T ‘Canes
Aino
Des Moines
Sunday law arrests stir Oska loosa and neighboring towns
Reports detail 300 informations filed against citizens for Sunday law violations with two Oska loosa arrests. W F Blair accused of buying milk, county attorney allegedly buying cigars. officials face potential costs and shifting ill will. Local notices mention visitors, callers, and Decoration Day observances by the G A R with Ole Roe delivering an oration.
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Oskaloosa
W. F. Blair
Livingston
Justice of the Peace
Local Iowa News Highlights Prize Fight and Flood Impacts
Gilman hosted a recent prize fight scene while Mason City considers a tax to aid the B C R & N Ry from Mason City to Forest City. A miner’s house near Hickory mines was struck by lightning killing two men. A 6 year old boy Bobmil Laschman nephew of Assistant Professor Shimek of the university drowned in Ralston Creek at Iowa City.
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Gilman
Mason City
Forest City
Hickory
John Barlow
Barlow
Goverment Weather Service
Floyd River
Sioux City
Fred Mensing
Alden
Eleanor Alcott
Keokuk
Stormy Jordan
Hs Elegant
Corn Exchange
Jim Trimbler
Stormy
German Methodist Church
St Dubuque
Ev. Pfeiffer
Harris-Emery Co Des Moines ad clinches direct from the manufacturer
A lengthy Des Moines advertisement touts Harris Emery Co as a state institution offering full services inside one roof. It vows direct from manufacturer pricing, no customer dissatisfaction, and a 24 hour dressmaking turnaround by three makers Madame Cunningham-Steven ton and others. It claims free delivery to depots, public rooms, and a slogan promising equitable treatment for all customers.
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Duy
Goons
Mxx
Axp Boi Crormxe
Boots Ap Snoxs
Murneny
Canvers
Dwargnies
Watt PA Ex
Madame Cunningham-Steventon
Paris
France
Kansas City
Mra Alene Parker
Perry, Town
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
J. Compton
Brookins
Des Moines
Frex
Taesone
Iowa
Harris- Emery Co
Porgy Axe
Ire Land Stude
Harriset
Aissats Gexruxwen
United States Court
Haxnis-Esceny Co
Railroad Rumbles and Rail Jobs Across Rail Lines
Five new six car vestibule trains under construction at Pullman for the Erie railway. H C Draper named chief engineer of the Chicago and Alton to succeed the late K P Booth. Illinois Central adopts Fall automatic block system between Chicago terminal and Kensington. S Harford appointed to car account at Central New England and Western, Hartford to succeed A W Henry. Two England tunnels between 1 and 2 miles long, four over 2 miles, one 8 miles, and the Severn on the Great Western over 434 miles long. A D Smith named general freight and passenger agent of the Cornwall and Lebanon road at Cornwall Pa to succeed R B Gordon. Northern Pacific Yakima and Kitthas immigrant company uses Yakima river for canal to reclaim thousands of acres. Erie maintains four stations in Passaic N J and one each at Carlton Hill and Clifton. Passaic residents seek better facilities. Alexander Mitchell of Philadelphia and Reading to oversee workshops and engine houses for Lehigh Valley division. Fast Charleston to Cincinnati train service established for truck trade with three weekly runs and 34 hours from Charleston to Cincinnati.
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Pullman
Erie Railway
H.C. Draper
Chicago and Alton
K.P. Booth
Ilinois Central
Chicago Terminal
Kensington
Central
New England and Western
Hr. S. Harford
Ant
Hartford
A. W. Henry
England
Severn
Great Western Railway
A. D. Smith
Cornwall and Lebanon Road
Cornwall
R. B. Gordon
Northern Pacific
Yakima and Kitthas
Yakima River
Washington
Erie Company
Passaic
N.J
Carlton Hill
Clifton
Alexander Mitchell
Philadelphia and
Reading
Lehigh Valley Road
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chamberlain Pain Balm and school adverts from Iowa paper
Clipped notes describe John Roth healing from a leg and arm injury with a 50 cent Chamberlain Pain Balm and promote Cedar and St Joseph Business University literature. It highlights large print offers, education pitches, free subscriptions to American Farmer, and booster lines for local druggists.
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Madison
Iowa
John Roth
Sworth
Rapids
A. N. Palmer
Paris Fashion Journals Drive Demand in News Trade
Retailers report high uptake of La Mode le Paris and Album des Modes magazines as Paris plates and six premium gifts draw steady orders. Publishers note early month shortages as American buyers, especially ladies, flood newsdealers. A premium dressmaking book is offered with annual prepaid subscriptions through news agents or direct mail.
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Paris
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Republican County Convention
H.C. Moanomay
Novada
Boone Daily News
A. W. Lewis
Hearing Enterprise
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Zearing
Lewis
Spokane
Philadelphia
E. G. Wheeler
Portland
Oregon
3Pacific
Wheeler
Seldon Jackson
Hull
Noble
Commissioner of Pensions
Black
Central Station
Des Marxes
Lowe
George W. Jones
Dubuque Herat
Jones
St. Genevieve
Capt. Linn
J.B. Linn
United States
Missouri
Sinsin
Awa
Meary Dodge
Sooa
Register
Kilgore
Texas
Herald
Gen. Jones
Alpheus Fitch
Michigan
James W. Bradbury
Maine
Mr. Fitch
Mr. Bradbury
Gilbert
Will McGill
Story City
W. S. Peiffer
Ames
Robert Liddle
Rev. Henderson
Ferguson
Kibbie
Needham
M.A. Saunders
Ole Roe
Ontario
State News
Charles Lee
Lee
Creston
Hiram Loomis
Benton County
Greybeard
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Westfall
Sargent Bluffs
Westfall
People’s Party
Qood Westfall
J.S. Wolfe Manufacturing Company
Audubom
Lowden Farmers Creamery Company
A.C. Lautenschlatter Packing Company
Fort Madison
L. R. Jones
Boone
Chas. Wentworth
CW. Johnson
Extra
Audubon County
C. W
College Notes
J. B. Ryan
J. R. Lincoln
Blaine
Budd
Horticultural
Thomas
Thebrary
Agricultural Department
Barrows
Iowa City
Fremont
Ontaro
Etta M. Budd
Consor
Simpson College
Indianola
Wilson
America
Inaac'b Rich
Hhonton
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Boston
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Brannigan
George Rogers
Ite
Waa
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Detroit
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Direct
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Ind
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Dundee
Springfield
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H. MS. Bosworth
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Indiana
Knights
Golden Circle
J. M. Bosworth
Sen the
Mather’ Fase Soka
Grove & Zenor Company
Gainer
Chicago & North-Western Railway Co
Reales Raaen
Mr. Hill
Gray
William T. Harris
Senator Gibson
J. J. M. Curry
Phillip A. Bruce
Richmond ‘Times
Emerson ‘Thoreau
Emerson
Europe
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Agnes Repplier
Janet Ross
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Mill, Brougham
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W. H. Bishop
Algiers
Spain
Olive Thorn
Arthur Searle
Alra Ato
Preston
Miss Dodge
Rome
Crawford
Don Orsino
Julia C. R. Dorr
Mouton
Walt Whitman
Agaman
Atlantic
Houghton, Mittin & Co
H. S. Goble
Harness, J
Harness Store
Royal
U. S. Gov't
Gate City
Gate City Co
Ulvery
Ered
and— Sale Stable
J.H. Allen
McCarthy & Larned
Minnesota
Squaw Creek
Northwestern Fence Company
Read’s Market
Ames Market
Eiters& L
Newhumber Yard
E. S. Downs
M. E. McMichael
Dray and Express
Tam
Lona
Knotwood
Nichols Livery Barn
Monaco
Belmont
Abdallah Is
Hambletonian
Annie Hiren
Almont
Abdallah
Miss Hambletonian
Butler
Daval’s
Mambrino
Mambring Chief
Downings Bay Messenger
Linker Jr
Vality
Clinker JR
Boone District Fair Ground
B. B. Valentine
Co. B. Cooke
Perry Simmons
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