New Disease among Horses studied by Prof Stalker at Ames
Ames Sept 21 Special to the State reports investigation into a deadly horse illness spreading along the Missouri valley from Council Bluffs to Sioux City. Prof Stalker and pupils at the Veterinary College describe rapid, often fatal cases with emaciation and stupor. They link the outbreak to the wild pea plant Crotalaria Sagettalis, testing its poisonous effects through controlled feeding experiments on horses and noting consistent brain lesions.
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Nebraska
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Sioux City & Pacific Railway
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Watch cleaning and parts at Frazex's Jewelry Store
The ad lists watch cleaning for 1.00 and Main Springs for 1.00 plus watch hands at 15 cents and crystals from 15 to 25 cents at Frazex's Jewelry Store.
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Main Springs
Frazex’s
The Democratic Party Never Can Win a National Victory
A Chicago Times 1880 critique claims the Democratic party cannot win nationally due to public schooling shaping youth into Republicans. It argues slavery and war memory taint Democrats, citing Lincoln, Fort Sumter, Appomattox, and wartime sentiment as lifelong Republican influence. The piece laments aging Democrats and urges the party’s death.
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Democratic Party
Chicago Times
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Philanthrophy
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Sumpter
Ellsworth
Lee
Appomatox
Hanler
Indiana
Boone fires and fear as city warns of arson gang
The Republican reports a gang of daredevils in Boone trying to burn businesses. An attempt hit the St James Hotel and another targeted the Albert Trott building last Wednesday. Officer Nelson confronted the arsonists in an alley. they fled as he fired warnings.
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Boone
Republican
St. James Hotel
Albert Trott
Nelson
Startling discovery claims cure for bronchitis
William Johnson of Huron Dakota reports his wife suffered years from acute bronchitis until using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It allegedly produced a permanent cure and guarantees to treat throat lung or bronchial tube diseases. Trial bottles at Henry Westerman's Drug Store. Large size $1.00.
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William Johnson
Huron
Dakota
Dr. King
Henry Westerman
Poem Begins With Invitation In Western Editor’s Note
The Western editor remarks on a poem titled Come and Drink, calling it the most inviting manuscript he ever received. The anecdote reflects editorial reception to new verse.
Parker's Tonic Featured In Healing Claims
The notice asserts Parker's Tonic as a remedy for rheumatism and other ailments, citing patient optimism and a druggist endorsement from R. W. Mosher. It emphasizes that recovery may come with persistent effort and the tonic's reputed virtues.
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Ael Guilfoyle
R. W. Mosher
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Praised By Anxious Mother
A mother notes her daughter’s health and spirits improving after taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, describing it as a blessing in such cases and urging other mothers to consider it.
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Ayer
English colony and Hol land settlement target Blaine in Iowa
In northwestern Iowa the English colony and the large Hol land settlement move against Blaine. The political maneuver shapes regional influence as residents react to the challenge.
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Iowa
Blaine
Gop Expected to Sweep WV in Coming Week
The passage notes West Virginia is forecast to vote Republican in the upcoming Tuesday election, with skepticism until final results are announced. It emphasizes anticipation and uncertainty about party outcomes in the state.
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West Virginia
Democrats ready to concede Ohio in tight race
Democrats forecast a concession in Ohio one week from Tuesday. They project Republicans will win by about 25 000 votes as the outcome remains uncertain.
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Ohio
Ohio speakers boost as Republicans push state turnout
Senator Allison and ex Governor Stone speak in Ohio while Republicans press to secure speakers across the state. The state committee shows little concern about the situation even with Iowa deemed doubtful.
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Allison
Stone
Ohio
Iowa
Ames Republicans Fill City for Blaine Logan Rally
A large drama filled Blaine and Logan political demonstration took place in Ames on Friday night drawing crowds from surrounding areas. The parade included Plumed Knights college bands and Nevada and Story City units, ending with speeches by Judge Nourse and Col Hays at Opera Hall. Strong crowds, heavy rain, and enthusiasm marked the largest gathering in Ames to support the Republican ticket with Blaine and Logan.
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C. C. Nourse
Des Moines
Maine
Illinois
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Sycamore
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D. A. Bigelow
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Colonel Hays
Judge Nourse
Republican Platform and Blaine Letter Republished
Readers receive the Blaine letter alongside the Republican platform this week. The paper says these two documents arm Republicans for political debates against any challenger.
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Blaine
Greenback Paper Denounces Fusion in Centerville
Tuelowegian of Centerville Appanoose County attacks a fusion with the Democracy. It contends the anti monopoly and anti saloon stands of the Greenback party are abandoned and Democratic saloon and tariff positions are endorsed. It claims the Democratic future is swallowed by treachery.
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Greenback
Centerville
Appanoose County
Greenback Party
Democratic Party
Redeemer
Republican creed outlines four key party doctrines
Mr Bilaine in Rochester N Y outlines GOP principles: peace with the world, broad commercial expansion, support for all American industries, and protection for every citizen at home and abroad. He states the party will govern by these principles and face either conquest or victory.
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Republican Party
Bilaine
Rochester
N. Y
New Orleans World Exposition Promises Major Display
Pusic Interest centers on the upcoming World’s Exposition in New Orleans opening December 1. It aims to surpass the Philadelphia Centennial in patronage and exhibits with advances in science mechanics and art. Funding includes 1,300,000 from the General Government and sizable contributions from Louisiana New Orleans Mexico and various states and nations.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia
Mexico
Louiveiana
City of
Grover Cleveland blasted as foe of Union soldiers
Albany Journal reprints a record accusing Grover Cleveland of low support for veterans from his wartime service to present. It criticizes his vetoes as Buffalo mayor and governor, suggesting he opposed Memorial Day observances and soldier bills, while praising Hendricks as pro South.
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Albany Journal
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
Gov. Cleveland
Mr. Hendricks
South
Democrats Swear Over Greenback Identity in Race
In a March historically toned remark from the Register a Democrat swears about being Greenback minded and willing to be six thirteenths foot to beat the Republicans. He grows red and angry when told he might add seven parts and still miss by a large margin.
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Greenback
Register
Naomi’s Maiden Years Spark Ice Cream Boom
Naomi aged 580 before marriage is noted as the cause for a thriving ice cream business begun in her maidenhood. The quirky tale links her youth to a popular local enterprise with a period voice.
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Naomi
Blaine Letter Praises Republican Prosperity and Policy
The republication endorses Mr. Blaine as accepting the nomination and presents his letter as a strong campaign document. It argues Republican rule has grown national wealth, prosperity, and steady development, claiming peace and abundance across labor and trade, urging no change.
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Blaine
Thomases
Miss W and Ella Discuss Reading Taste in Boston
Miss W from Boston presents a complete set of Moliere to Ella. Ella questions Molly Eyre as Miss W reveals surprise at the reading choice. Fil remarks on his own fondness for the material.
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Miss W
Boston
Ella
Molly Eyre
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