Government officials named in Fremont Muscatine count notice
Governor CEO R PERKALNS railroad commissioner Henry Sabin superintendent of public instruction Jub Card W Brown sees treasurer H B Newcomb superintendent of schools W F Graham M D coroner Abe Biggs member of board 1st district Levi Mountain member board 2nd district
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R. Perkalns
Eailroad
Fremont County
Henry Sabin
Muscatine County
Faneey Eee Shott
W. Brown
H. B. Newcomb
W. F.graham M
Abe Biggs
Levi Mountain
Republican Iowa Platform Affirms Protection and Immigration Limits
The Iowa Republican platform pledges fealty to party principles, praises prosperity, and denounces Democrats for tariff and reciprocity reversals. It supports protectionist policy, equal labor pay, and opposition to open global competition, while urging sober immigration safeguards and continued veteran pensions. It also notes Iowa’s delegation to Congress and lauds the senior senator’s long service.
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Republican Party of
Iowa
Partional
Jolley
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Aakers
Senate
Republian
United States
Tle
Amenea
Minneapolis
Lowa
Planters in Deep South Wake to Sugar Bounty Loss
Louisiana and Mississippi planters realize their Democratic vote backfired as they fail to receive the sugar bounty promised by the previous Republican administration. They accuse current policy hostility and push back against the administration.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Street Loafing Warns Atlantic Youths Of Social Danger
The Y M C A meeting last Sunday discussed Street Loafing, describing loiterers as a threat to morals and public decency. It warned that street loafers lure decent youths, endanger girls, and undermine community pride, urging discussion and action to banish such behavior from Atlantic. The column also notes home dealers over itinerant peddlers, Iowa’s 1895 crops, and critiques Democratic tariff politics and the Wilson Gorman bill.
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Atlantic
National debt grows larger amid political blame
The article criticizes Democrats for postponing sugar bounty payments and revenue shortfalls while debt rises. It cites July debt statements with a bonded debt of 744,859,760 and total national debt near 1,128,180,820.25, expecting a nine plus million dollar July deficit and predicting continued fiscal strain ahead of elections.
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Free Trade Economista
Republican Congress
Treasury
Brazilian Indignation Over England’s Trinidad Claim
Brazilians protest imperial moves as indignation meetings sweep the country urging government to defend rights. England appears ready to secure a foothold along South and Central American coasts for coal stations, with some calling for decisive action to curb imperial pressure.
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Ture
England
Trinidad
Brazil
Possible Democratic Nominations Stir In Party Races
A statement by Ex Gov Boies partner denying Boies as a candidate is corrected, claiming he would accept if nominated. Rumors also suggest Jim Weaver would accept a Democratic nomination if offered, though his politics are described as wavering and opportunistic.
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Boies
Jim Weaver
Jim
Weaver’s Pivot Backed by Populists in Senate Bid
Wing Jim Weaver has persuaded Populist candidates to withdraw and endorse Democratic nominees under a deal. Populists will be nominated for the legislature with Democrats backing, and Weaver to run for U.S. Senator. The plan hinges on its success.
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Jim Weaver
Weaver
U.S
End of the Horr-Harvey wind-blowing con test
A satirical note on the end of the controversial wind-blowings and the looming prospect of a news agent aboard trains selling copies of a debate. It also remarks that the lingering rains nationwide have more effectively settled the silver question than any future debates through 1806.
Harvest Prospects Rise as Iowa Offers Strong Yields
A regional outlook notes Iowa aims for a bountiful harvest this fall with well milled grain, plethoric cribs, full mows, and crowded cellars. The message: if Iowa misses one year, it will rebound the next, bringing happiness to the people.
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Lowa
Coxey and Toomas Keep in Ohio News Nonsense
A jumble of political satire and potions. Coxey campaigns for governor while Toomas K Keep comments on the silver question. The Shaker Cordial touted for indigestion and appetite, with claims of curative digestives. Laxol for infants, Price's Cream Baking Powder praised with medals.
The Loss to Farmers and Tariff Effects Debate
The New York Press analyzes how the Wilson German tariff harms agriculture with imports three times higher and exports down a third. It notes bread and meat values fall by 60 million, and per capita losses exceed five dollars as farm products shrink domestically. A second item covers the Siegel Concert Company performing at the M E church with praise for vocal quartet, Mr Ryan, and Mr Siegel. A Marne report recounts Sarsfield’s pump dispute and damages. An advertisement promotes Dr Humphreys No 10 for dyspepsia and gout with claims of broad health benefits.
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New York
Siegel Concert Company
M. E
Siegel
Humphrey
Humphreys’ Medicine Company
Corner William and John Streets
Market Notes and Hayrack Party Highlight Illinois Event
The Montague Co report shows mixed grains with slight declines on wheat corn and oats in Atlantic Iowa while hogs cattle and sheep trade lower with receipts. A Monday hayrack party hosted by Miss Mae Harris honors guests Miss Elsie McPhee and Miss Llanche Davies with a parade by four black horses, tin horns, ice cream, and country decor.
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Onicado
Montague & Co
Spangler & Brllington
Atlantic
Iowa
Mae Harris
Elsie McPhee
Missouri Valley
Llanche Davies
Manden
North Dakota
Miss Mas
Migs Mae
C. L. Frost
Clarence Hedges
Bee Madge
Zoe DeLane
Myrtle Wert
Rose Powell
Marie Bartley
Edna Harris
Ella
Rhoda Brown
Mae Breweter
Miss Parsons
Lucile Porterfield
Council Bluff
Late Literary Notes In Cosmopolitan August Issue
The August Cosmopolitan features Henry Fuller's Pilgrim Sons as sharp satire and discusses women's bicycle use with Reginald de Koven. It highlights new sport photography of big game, praises contributors like Morris Arnold Fawcett and Repplier, and notes top illustrators and artists in the issue.
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Henry Fuller
Pilgrim Sons
Reginald de Koven
Cosmopolitan
Rocky Mountains
Lewis Morris
Edwin Arnold
Edgar Fawcett
Tabb
W. Clark Russell
Lang
Sarcey
Zaugwill
Agnes Repplier
Slamilton
Gibson
Denman
van Schaick
Six
Sandham
Effectually yet gently cure for habitual constipation
The text advertises Syrup of £4 as a gentle remedy to permanently cure habitual constipation and to awaken the kidneys and liver to healthy activity without irritation, claiming it dispels fevers or colds. The fragment reads as a medical patent remedy typical of old newspapers.
Family land transfer dispute in Victoria township
In section two Victoria township heirs of A. Barrett including Mrs Ella Cole face a land transfer dispute. A deed entered records after a rush two abstracts were made the same day and sent to Hughwood Illinois. Martin Healy reportedly paid 300 dollars down for the land with option on balance. Cole heirs deny knowledge of any transfer and do not wish to part with it as Rockafelion investigates evidence.
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Victoria Township
A. Barrett
Ella 8. Cole
Hughwood
Illinois
Martin Healy
Cole’a
Rockafelion
Atlantic City Band to Hold Concert and Ice Cream Sociable
Permission granted to use the east ground of the courthouse for a Friday evening concert and ice cream sociable by the Atlantic City Band. The Griswold Band, 18 pieces directed by Byron McKinley, will join. Turn out to support the bands and enjoy value received now and before summer ends.
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Court House
Atlantic City
Griswold
Byron McKinley
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