Political Rhetoric and Civil Service Reform Debate Outline
A string of loosely connected items covers political factions, party pledges, and reform ideas. It includes signature agents for local publications, a Prohibition pledge, and excerpts on Civil Service reform, Jeffersonian ideals, and the ethics of governance, with varied quotes and references to Iowa politics.
Conkling scandal and Brigg s seed corn commentary
The passage accuses Conkling of criminal conduct toward Mrs Sprague and outlines the fall of William Sprague from prominence. It then presents M Briggs of Kellogg Iowa arguing farmers must test seed corn after a harsh season, warning much saved seed will be defective and only part will sprout next spring.
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Washington
Senate
Conkling
Wm. Sprange
William Sprague
Ersel
Gite
M. Briggs
Kellogg, Towa
State Register
Towa
Northern travelers favor the B C R G N railway route
The B C R GN Railway remains a popular north south route through Iowa for summer travelers seeking relief from work and a cooler climate. The line promotes safety and convenience for tourists, increasing northern-bound traffic as a preferred option for summer recreation.
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B.C
Union Pacific Line Prospers with Iowa Extensions and Links
The Cedar Rapids region hosts a growing railroad system with 71 miles of new track due by January 1, 1851. Key lines extend from Burlington to Albert Lea, Minnesota, with divisions to Milwaukee, Postville, What Cheer, Muscatine, and Riverside. The main offices and shops cost about $140,000, and the Union Depot is shared with Chicago & Northwestern. The network includes the Chicago Ahead sentiment and Electric Bitters endorsements, plus local notices on health remedies and regional developments like a potential new distillery in Des Moines and a moy of curiosities including a mastodon bone fragment.
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Towa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Burlington
Albert Lea
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Pacific Division
Milwaukee
Postville
Town City
Chear
Chicago
America
A. Ts. Hopwood
Dubuque
Bartlett
Des Moines
Benton County Jail Proposition Proclaimed for 1882 Vote
The proclamation to Benton County electors announces a February 28 1882 special election. It seeks authorization to erect a jail and sheriff's residence in Vinton with costs not to exceed ten thousand dollars and to levy up to two mills to fund the project. The measure outlines voting options for and against the jail proposition with related tax details.
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Benton County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Suild
Benton
Wileryeas
Yard County
Sheritt
Vinton
oMee
Tealdence
Viuiton
Maudingana
Specia Law
Benson County
Board of Supervisory
Ghegg
Sors
Sig cl Altest
Evans
Aated Fite Own
Janis
Hog disease debate from Iowa farmer Tomas Wiicar
Tomas Wiicar of Vinton Benton county Iowa argues hog cholera is not contagious and blames corn for hog deaths. He warns against infection theory, urges feeding pigs only corn and water briefly and promises future letters on soil iron and feeding methods to raise healthy hogs.
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Ephors Eacut
Towa
Iowa
Tomas Wiicar
Vinton
Benton County
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Jessie Summer
J. C. Rouse
Lyxros Gousty
Jhrmald
Bowes
Homer Township
Tierald
James Collister
Belle Plaine
Eighteenth General Assembly
Clinton Age
Dow Pratt
Capitol
Roscoe Conkins
Mtona Capitol
Rose
Spark
George Eliot
Romola
American Book Exchange
New York
Italy
Rypaverit
Scott
Bulwer
Tom Brown
Rugby
Varia
Egypt
Tribune Building
Pendleton
Olio
Our
Republic
Republican Party
Yeas
Democratic Party of the Union
New York Times
Metropolis
Harper's
Democratic Party
Comn
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Nche
A. L. Hopwood
L. Hopwood
Geiger
Griswold
Cass County
Wm. R. Conley
Union County Coustwaissioners
Dr. L. Keagle
M. Stern
Jeferson St. Vinton, la
Vinton Market
Henatp Orrics
Jim
J. F. Pyne
Herald Building
Fily Farm
Adfolnin
J. F.pyne
Gilchrist
Artr
Acre Ceur
Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Fold
Mustang
Liniment
iWiven
Suv Solis
Man
WM. P. Whipple
Liun
Watson & Son
Bank
W.C. Ee
Court House
J. W. Tiffany
C. £. Singleton
Smith
Erenee
C. G. Turner
Watkins, Benton
County
Ows
L. W. Buedick
Shelisbunx
A. Nichols
Borstam
Nichols & Burnham
Loree
T. M. Culver
Marysville
Boe
Shellsburg
J.f.prse
T. D. Cobbey
Ruar
Traer Bro.'s
Traer .& &| Burnham
W. A. Tewesbury
Benton Con Town
F. R. Balyea
Justices of the Peace
A Bay Billingsley
Esile Billingsley & Giessler
Voris & Billingsley
Watson & Sons’ Bank
James Wood
Sbi Justi
Bf, Llangstroth
Hopwoot's Drug Store
Fortune
Adviss I Warner & Co
Portland
Bune
Lilose
Matt Gindt
Jefferson Street
Moyer & Lock
Incut Market
Wif
I. D. Shotwell
the Pioneer
Dean
Hoss
Wimperney’s
Tarr
Woodburn
W. W. Woodburn
Makmone
Sao & Co
Poa
Malone
Jemuure
Bolnes
W. Mis
Torche of Liberty
Marcha Pecanies
Benton County Herald
J. F. Pyne & Sons
Sam
Verharen Bros
Vinton, Iowa