Transfers Recorded in Week Ending Oct 6 1885 by H L Carreton Agency
Transfers listed include Iowa White to Robert White in Nevada Iowa with $1500. Smith to Michael Carmody partial 3-21 with $500. Silvis to John Seska NE 10 partial. Ringel to Susan Hoggatt NGSBU OGGA IK G Ames with $100. Williams to Mary J Kintzley with 21 bik 10 Ames at $300. Paimatier to Anna De Wilcox lets bik 15 Blair's Add Ames. Jedall to Joseph Widner lot 9 Nevada with $. G Brown Henry and G Brown wd 321 with $10. Erb to Geo A Underwood SW 2nd NW NW SE and lot 4 in NW SE with $41.
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Reby H. L Carreton
Abstract Man Agency
Nevada
Iowa White
Robert White
Smith
Michael Carmody
Oo Silvis
John Seska
Susan Hoggatt
Ngsbu Ogga Ik
G. Ames
Williams
Mary J Kintzley
Bik
Joodell
Joseph Widner
G Brown
Henry
Brown
Zee G Brown
Geo A Underwood
Lot
Arnica Salve and Cholera Remedy Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Arnica Salve for cuts sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a lifesaving medicine claiming it cures cholera morbus dysentery and diarrhea and protects kidneys or liver. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
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Cklien
Arnica
T & Co
Palace Drug Store
Hunt's Remedy CO
Providence
R. I
Advertising Iowa Exhibit at New Orleans Exposition
Commissioner Fairall announces Iowa will more than double its 1910 exhibit at the American Exposition in New Orleans opening November 10 for five months. He says railroads and costs rise, but Iowa’s educational agricultural and manufacturing interests will be shown in a novel format with a larger attendance anticipated.
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Fairall
Iowa City
New Orleans
Iowa
Ames Dress Goods Sale At Bretton and Huntington
Fall and winter assortment of dress goods and nations invited to Ames residents to view new lines including dress flannels tricots plain and plaid dress goods underwear notions and assorted items on exhibition Friday and Saturday Goods cheerfully shown Bretton Huntington. Hair cleansing ad promotes Ayers Hair Vigor as best for dandruff scalp cooling and renewed growth prescribed by physicians.
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Ames
Bretton & Huntington
Ayer
Republican State Ticket for Iowa Governor and more
Ames Iowa Thursday morning list of Republican candidates includes Governor WM Larrabee Lieutenant Governor J A T Hull Supreme Court J M Beck Superintendent of Public Instruction J W Akers State Senator 31st District Cot John Scott County Representative Ole Nelson Auditor C G McCarthy Treasurer J A Mills Sheriff A K Banks Superintendent Ole O Roe Coroner J J Hostetter Supervisor R W Ballard and Surveyor R H Mitchell with each position named.
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WM. Larrabee
J. A. T. Hull
J. M. Beck
J. W. Akers
Republican County Ticket
Ole Nelson
C. G. McCarthy
J. A. Mills
A. K. Banks
Ole O. Roe
J. J. Hostetter
R. W. Ballard
R. H. Mitchell
Reconstruction Proposals Fit for a Dark Era
The piece denounces a plan to pack the Supreme Court with Democratic judges and to split Texas into several states under coercive rule. It warns that such actions would wield the South’s influence, with a Northern ally added, to seize power and enforce a Confederate political agenda.
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Supreme Court
Texas
Scott Named Republican Senator Nominee by Boone Story Coalition
The Republican Convention at Boone last week nominated Col. John Scott of Nevada for the Thirty-first Senatorial District. The Story County Convention previously foreshadowed the choice, and the Boone body ratified it, pledging to secure an old-time Republican majority for Scott and uphold the party in the district and the state.
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Boone
John Scott
Nevada
Story County
Boone County
Story
Col
Scott
Col. Scott
Republican Party
Agricultural College
Whiting and Iowa Campaign Dynamics in Prohibition Era Debate
The report discusses Senator Whiting avoiding a war record focus and notes a strong Republican hold on the state ticket. It cites mixed views on election outcomes in Iowa, reflects on Prohibition and Democratic challenges, and mentions Weaver Moore and greenbackers shifting affiliations amid fusion losses.
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Senator Whiting
Not a Single Gray Hair says Mrs J R C of San Francisco
A San Francisco woman writes to a city friend claiming she is fifty and a day with no gray hair. She praises Parker's Hair as Itam made in New York for restoring color, noting it is not a dye and is lightly perfumed. The dressing costs 50 cents.
Industrial education to take its place in schools
A college professor praises practical education as the Northwestern Journal of Education notes the need for experiment and innovation. He predicts a revolution in popular education within five years installing industry as a curriculum element. Also reprints Mr Cragg of Dakota City Iowa praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College
Northwestern Journal of Education
G. W. Cragg
Dakota City
Iowa
Chamberlain
Siege talk and mock bravado from Vicksburg era
A Civil War reminiscence notes picket line banter between Union and Confederate troops at Vicksburg. Soldiers trade taunts about an assault on the 4th, prisoner remarks, and a rebel paper’s rabbit metaphor. The piece ends with an ad praising an actively recommended remedy.
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Grant
Vicksburg
A Note on Capturing General Grant in 1862
In The Century September issue a diary excerpt from a siege narrative includes a copied note from August 6 1862 at Tupelo. The note warns Captain Gro. L. Baxter of Beauregard Scouts about attempting to capture General Grant, praising energy yet cautioning that failure could be disastrous. The document remains a curiosity of Civil War intrigue.
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Grant
Vicksburg
Jackson
Gro. L. Baxter
Beauregard
Monument Commemoration Aims at Iowa State Capital
At the Iowa G A R encampment in Senport in April a resolution backed a monument at the State Capital named Iowa's Monument to the Union Soldiers. The Soldiers and Sailors' Monument Association of Iowa formed with officers including Governor as President and J P Bushnell as Gen. Agent. Funds will be raised by lithographed certificates. Des Moines hosts the capitol site with a base shaft and crowning statue depicting infantry cavalry artillery and sailors plus an angel of mercy and a life like General Grant.
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Iowa
Army
Navy
Angel of Mercy
Sanitary Commission
Union Army
General Grant
J. P. Bushnell
Des Moines
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Provides Croup Relief
In emergency household use the remedy helps a child with Croup. Mrs. Emma Gedney of New York reports rapid breathing relief after small doses. the doctor credited the Pectoral with saving the boy's life. Mrs. Chas. B. Landon of Guilford also endorses the medicine.
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Croup
Ayer
Emma Gedney
West 128
New York
Chas. B. Landon
Guilford, Conn
J. Gregg
Lowell
Mass
Mary E. Evans
Scranton
Crou
Wm. C. Reid
Freehold
N.J
Excursion to Tennessee and Mississippi by Illinois Central
The Illinois Central Railroad offers a Southern Land Excursion to Tennessee and Mississippi leaving Webster City at 11 25 P M October 19 1885 at low round trip rates. A detour via West Tennessee runs about 400 miles through Humboldt Trenton Union City Memphis Somerville Browns ville Milan Paris McKenzie Huntington and Dresden at one cent per mile. Sleeping cars run through to New Orleans for other passengers. Berth applications due by October 15 to J F Merny Manchester.
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Tennessee
Mississippi
Illinois Central R. R
Webster City
Col. Gates
Jackson
West Tennessee
Humboldt
Trenton
Union City
Memphis
Somerville
Brownsville
Milan
Paris
McKenzie
Huntington
Dresden
New Orleans
Jennings
Florida
Manchester
J. F. Merny
Gen. West
Electric Bitters praised by local customer in Girard trial
Mr T W Atkins of Girard Kansas lauds Electric Bitters as satisfying and fast selling. The medicine is touted as purifying blood and aiding kidney and liver ailments at fifty cents a bottle from Palace Drug Store J H Pickett Co. Also announced is a cheap land excursion by Illinois Central R A line to Wayne, Nebraska with a 3 29 a m departure from Webster City on Wednesday October 71st 1885 for sleeping car reservations by J F Merry General Western Passenger Agent.
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T. W. Atkins
Girard, Kan
J. H. Pickett & Co
Palace Drug Store
Illinois Central R. A
Wayne, Pender
Startington
Neb
Webster City
J. F. Merry
West
Ishler
C. J. Rhodes
Safe Harbor
Mishler
E. A. Schellentrager
St. Clair Street
Cleveland
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Jughran Machine Co
Jlear Creek ‘Tile
Casa
Banxasie Nores
F. Mount
Stark
G. D. Loud
Kelley
Ontario
Norman & Loud
D. GC. Ayer &Co
Grant Er Eee
Hubbard Bros
Chicago
Akness
Pinfield ST
Cra
She Intelligencer
Mr. Nelson
Democratic
Greenback
Greenbackers
Democratic National Administration
Greenback Party
Nelson
Washington Township
Mr. West
Whiting
New York Sun
Weller
Echo
Gillette
Weaver
Col. S. A. Moore
Dubuque Times
Ohio
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Republican Senate
Senate
Department of the
Ted Nes
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Curin Bright
Bright
Iowa Monument Association
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Smith & Son
Bradley & Paxton
Towa
Nebraska
John H. Queal & Co
SoLier
Maxwell & Sop
A. H. Thayer
orrTy
IR Well & Son
J. L. Bartlett
Boyd Building
Ames, Lowa
G. G. Tilden
Aus
Beys Ap al Ci Birens
Bartlett
Young & I Galls
Lena Vanaser
Ki Lan
Smiti
Anager
Panite
Joe Mille
Pani
Louie M. Bosworth
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