Story County Ticket and State Office Candidates
For Secretary of State W M McFarland of Exmet county. For Treasurer Byron A Beesc of Marshall county. For Auditor Co G McCarthy Story county. Story County ticket. For Clerk District Court Co M Morse. For Auditor A P King. For enerser H C Du. For County Attorney M P Webb. For Member Board of all term R W Liddle. To Fill Vacancy J B Shaw. For County Surveyor to fill vacancy B N Moss Co The Louisiana lottery now tries to gain a foothold in the Sandwich Islands.
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Byron A. Beesc
Marshall County
State
Co. G. McCarthy
Story County
B. N. Moss Co
Louisiana
Sandwich Islands
Spain Declares October 12 Holiday Honoring Discovery
R G Cousins Cedar county’s brilliant young orator spoke at the republican rally in Grundy Center Thursday. Great enthusiasm is reported as is the case everywhere Mr. Cousins has spoken.
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R. G. Cousins
Cedar County
Grundy Center
Mr. Cousins
Infernal mail bomb targets Governor Flower
A sensational report notes an infernal machine sent through the mails to Governor Flower. The piece comments on the strange uses of the U.S. mails and the wide range of possible events in New York.
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New York
Governor Flower
U.S
Clarkson Re-Elected President at Buffalo Republican League
At the national Republican League convention in Buffalo last week J S Clarkson received a unanimous vote to continue as president. The league plans its next annual meeting in Louisville.
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National Republican League
Buffalo
J. S. Clarkson
the League
Louisville
Hill Reaffirms Democratic Faith Amid Party Rally
Hill declares he is a democrat and says he has been one since before and after the Chicago convention. The statement emphasizes continued party loyalty and identity within the Democracy for David ranks.
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David
Hill
Chicago
Mexico Congress Opens as Diaz Reports Strong Finances
The national congress of Mexico opened last Friday. President Diaz announces government receipts for the fiscal year exceed thirty seven million dollars and the outlook remains peaceful and prosperous.
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National Congress of
Mexico
Diaz
Exchange on British Cobden free trade cited in 1555 debate
Mr 8 8 Cox a New York Democrat in 1555 discussed the Mills bill. He said a glorious end to the debate would be to have gentlemen from the other side join to clear the way for Cobden free trade with Britain.
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Cox
State of
New York
Pension funds and cotton proceeds spark Southern critique
The Times-Recorder argues the South must supply 1,000,900 bales of cotton annually to fund the pension system. It claims two thirds go to Union veterans who are described as tramps or beggars, accusing Republicans of draining Southern funds.
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the Americas
Ga.) Times-Recorder
Massachusetts Democrat Warns Against Tin Plate Decline
A DNC member in Massachusetts argues that national prosperity blinds voters to the threat facing the tin plate industry. He contends Democrats push policies aimed at harming American manufacturers by claiming they are inferior and costly, risking domestic industry.
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Massachusetts
Democratic National Committee
Des Moines Hosts Progressive Women at Suffrage Meeting
This week Des Moines hosts a large gathering of progressive women forming the Mississippi Valley conference which on Thursday merged into the state suffrage convention. The meetings aim to discuss securing women’s rights and bring indirect benefits to participants.
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Des Moines
Bulletin No 18 presents stock study and orchard topics
Bulletin No 18 of the Experiment Station appeared last week. Eight topics include stock experiment and observation, carrying interests, plant diseases in cereals, harmful insects, and apple trees plus College Farm crops. Though less broad for general readers, the bulletin offers practical value on these topics.
Cholera scare in New York prompts clean living push
The text notes cholera has been in New York City since September 6 and no spread has occurred. It argues the Board of Health may have the city under decent sanitary control and that the scare could prompt public cleanliness, right living, and isolation of cases.
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New York City
Board of Health
Public Health Needs Hygienic Knowledge for All
The article argues that despite medical understanding, the public requires better hygienic knowledge and practice to control contagious diseases and protect community health. It emphasizes practical steps and civic responsibility in everyday life.
Massachusetts Governor Declares October 21 National Holiday
In a proclamation aligned with the president, Governor Russell of Massachusetts designates Friday October 21 as a rational holiday urging all state school children to sing the great anthem America at a given hour.
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Russell
Massachusetts
America
Romance October Issue to Feature German Stories
The October number of Romance will be a special German issue the second in the series. Over half of its contents are translated from German providing American readers access to many characteristic works by Germanys top writers in a single magazine.
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American Board
Chicago
National Coulrt
Minneapolis
Prof Wilson on Country Roads and Steel for Rural Highways
Professor Wilson argues for steel surfaced roads in rural areas funded by local taxes similar to railways. He says state government will not fund universal road steel and suggests county or sub district action with equitable taxation. Farmers should support extra taxes if properties are taxed evenly.
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Wade
Tenver Verere
A Farmer Attests to Road Reform in County
A Dallas county farmer notes two and a quarter miles of road on his farm with an annual road and poll tax average of 33 dollars for ten years. He says the lands on both sides paid 660 dollars but only temporary grading and a few culverts remain, making the road impassable in wet times. He calls this typical and blames an inefficient road system rather than timely labor.
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Dallas
Fis
Munch
Hat Store Bargain Clash Over Caps
A man asks Frank H. Jones for boys caps price while another vendor claims cheaper options elsewhere. The exchange ends with a discount offer and a note on counterfeit lookalikes. A Des Moines clergyman is lampooned for using fire insurance papers for notices. A Madisonian editorial lauds national prosperity and GOP pride.
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Frank H. Jones
Harrison and Reid
Mr. Jones
Harrison
Morton
Gate City
Des Moines
Republican Party
Madisonian
Beet Sugar Boom At Chino Factory In San Bernardino
Beets through California show rapid growth with over 250000 pounds of beet sugar produced at the Chino factory in San Bernardino from this year’s crop. Four hundred thousand acres of beets planted versus 2700 last year, and growers averaging 34.50 per ton. One farmer with twenty acres and fifteen tons to the acre paid for his land with the first beet crop, spurred by a bounty on beet sugar and a hoped for Iowa-style profitability.
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Chino
San Bernardino
Cal
California
Iowa
Clinton Weekly Age
Polk county coal miners strike and regional incidents
Iowa briefs report 2000 Polk county coal miners on strike, Osceola fire destroys a dry goods building valued at 3500, Fontanelle schools closed for diphtheria, and a Rock Island wreck at Iowa City injures no one. Other items include a Des Moines sale, cholera scare in Sioux City, weather notes, burglaries, and multiple accidents with casualties.
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Polk County
Osceola
Oak Park
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fontanelle
Rock Island Road
Iowa City
Public Reform Call Encourages Ballot Box Action
A quotation from Benjamin Harrison in 1888 urges laboring men to pursue reforms through public discussion and the ballot. He counsels confidence in the mass sentiment of the people and to appeal for reforms with wise calm and boldness.
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Benjamin Harrison
Are You Well Dressed What a difference it makes
A brief editorial asserts the value of well fitting, stylish clothes and criticizes sellers who value profit over quality. It promotes selling stylish, well-made garments and notes success in pleasing the trade.
The President To The Veterans
The piece honors Union veterans and urges generous response to their service. It notes the upcoming veterans parade in the national capital and quotes Gen. Harrison on veteran bonds. It highlights the Republican tie to veterans who bore the flag home in 1865 and marched in the grand review.
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Harrison
National Capital
Republican Party
Entertainment Box Social at Keltner School House Friday
An Ames area fundraiser hosts an entertainment and box social supper at the Keltner school house on Friday Sept 30 to benefit the local Sunday school. Rev J K Hester will speak and baskets sell after the literary program. Neighbors and readers are invited.
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D. P. Lyon
Peona County
Isaac Young
Illinois
Keltner
J. K. Hester
Ames
Mrs Harrison's Great Painting From The White House
Mrs Benjamin Harrison, first lady and noted flower painter, presents a porcelain panel of orchids. Demorest's Magazine offers a free reproduction with each October issue, available through local dealers or by mail for 20 cents.
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Benjamin Harrison
Demorest
Mothers, Wives and Daughters of
America
The
Republic
White House
W. Jennings
East 14Th St
New York
August issue of Iowa Weather and Crop Review noted
The August issue of the monthly Review of the Iowa Weather and Crop Service is available. The note praises the journal for being excellent and consistently readable and wishes its name could be shortened.
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Iowa Weather and Crop Service
New Entries and Advances in the 2:20 Trotters List
The 2:20 list for trotters shows eighty-two entries this year from record reductions. Twenty-nine trotters who started the season on the list have reduced their records, while twenty-four entered the list by using their records. Fourteen new standard performers trotted into the 2:20 list and thirty-five new standard performers paced into that prestigious line.
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Tur Intelligencer
Ames
Excelsior Library Company of Chicago
Messrs. Westerman & Arnold
Library Co
Seven Oaks
Adam Bede
Green Mountain Boys
Man
Lord Fauntleroy
Ben Hur
Arthur Bonnicastle
Donald Grant
Irving
Washington
McCarthy
Gordon
Wordsworth
Browning
Tennyson
Whittier
Bryant
Whitaker
Robb
Des Moines Weather and Crop Report September 20 1892
Central Station Iowa reports a cool dry week with below normal temperatures and light frosts on the 14th and 16th affecting late crops in low areas. Corn progress is fair under adverse temps with rapid advances early September but cooler than last year. Overall crop conditions vary with many fields needing time to ripen.
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Central Station
Des Moines
Iowa
Cleveland opposed pensions and the World’s deceit
A defender accuses the New York World of lying about pensions and Cleveland. The letter denounces World’s cablegrams, alleges anti Union soldier cruelty by the Civil War era, and claims Cleveland opposed graft and supported Southern integrity. The speaker urges the World to stop its smear and accept truth about Cleveland.
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New York World
Cleveland
New York
Grover Cleveland
Woman's Ailments and Dr. Pierce's Prescription Featured
An advice piece urges women to seek medical help for functional weaknesses, promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed remedy. A fire at Eaton's furniture factory in Ottumwa caused about $16,000 in damage.
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Pierce
Eaton
Ottumwa
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Independence
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Marshalltown
Jd. BR. Stark
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West Main Street
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