Local Herald notices and agents listed for subscriptions
The Benton County Herald lists authorized agents for subscriptions and delivery in Vinton Iowa with names and towns including Frank Sherman J C Rouse Bowen Homer Ball Town G Tubs Davis Hanano Richardson and others acting as agents for various areas and the Weekly for Triice.
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Benton County
Vinton
Iowa
Corres
Pary
Pd Etteres
Sher
J. C. Rouse
Regilar
Breston County Herald
Bowen
Homer Township
Herald
James Collster
Balls Palio
G. Tubkes
Henany
Watee Davis
Hemano
Fre- Bien Rernick, Esq
Tris Ice Geo
Richardson
Biatrdom
Prohibitory Amendment Battles Fueled by Kansas Brewers
The 35 Kansas brewers oppose the prohibitory amendment arguing it would confiscate their property and lacking constitutional means to declare a vote result. The case may go to the U S Supreme Court as Nebraska and Iowa prepare to vote next. A broader push by eastern Republicans aims to repeal the silver law and halt silver coinage, with Secretary Sherman expected to propose repeal in the next report. The New York Tribune notes swift passage after Congress returns.
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Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
Towa
Sherman
New York Trilame
Congress
Electoral Majorities and Historic U.S. Presidential Counts
The article lists majorities in U S presidential elections from Washington to Hayes, noting Adams second terms, Jeffersons two elections, Monroe and Jackson races, and later contests including Lincoln, Grant, and Hayes. It cites figures like Jackson over Adams 95, Pierce over Scott 212, Lincoln over McGleskin 192, and Hayes over Tilden 1.
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Garfield
Washington
John Adams
Adams
Yover Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
Charles Co. Pinckney
James Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
House
Jackson
Clay
Floyd
Wirt
van Buren
Harrison
White
Webster
Margum
Polk
Taylor
Cavy
Pierce
Scott
Buchanan
Fremont
Fill‘Riore
Lincoln
McGleskin
Grant
Seymour
Greeley
Hayes
Tilden
Protecting the Manufacturies and Tariff Debate
The Rural World argues against blanket tariffs claiming American manufacturing is capable without high protection. It contends British goods would rely on Mississippi Valley food and local raw materials, while freight costs on breadstuffs and materials justify restraint. The piece accuses manufacturers of seeking unlimited protection to rob farmers.
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Great Britain
Great
Mississippi Valley
Alset
Engkard
Stock Breeders' Association Holds Grinnell Meeting
The Stock Breeders' Association will meet in Grinnell on December 14. President Welch, Col. Scotton, and other noted stock writers will present papers on swine, cattle, and beef. Secretary Fitch Stacy to release the program as the region anticipates a large turnout and strong stock interest.
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Grinnell
B. Grinnell
Fitch LB
Stacy
Welch
Chis
Aldrich
Col
Scotton
Failor
Holmes
Flolmes
Luse
Sanders
The
Nation Stock Journal
McCarty
Ames
Cofin
Fitch
Tariff Debate Flares As Free Traders Mobilize
The piece argues that free traders gain momentum to challenge monopolists in tariff policy. It claims manufacturers profit from protection only with home and foreign competition, and that many workers and industries benefit from low tariffs. It predicts Free Trade Clubs forming and a decisive 1882 counterplay.
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Tadiexls
Tasi
Free ‘Trier
England
France
United States
Igw
Methodist Church Fire Causes Partial Destruction
A fire at the Washington Avenue M E church corner Third Street and Seventh Avenue North broke out during thanksgiving services just after noon. Despite swift fire department response the church suffered heavy damage with an estimated loss of 2000 and potential uninsured status amid debt concerns. congregants escaped without serious injuries and volunteers aided with coffee for firefighters.
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Washington Avenue M. E
Washington Avenue M. EL
Third Street
Seventh Avenue North
J. J. Berry
Government departments seek large salary increases
Estimates prepared for congress reveal a rise of 20 million dollars over last year with broad demands across many agencies. Officials including the Indian bureau, pensions, patents, and foreign service seek substantial pay raises and new allowances, while numerous divisions push for higher salaries and additional funds for furniture, telegraphing, and subsistence, amid a nationwide drive for bigger government payrolls.
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Congress
Nimo
Bureau of Jus
Guy
Chain Bridge
Interior “Department
Tthe General Land Ofice
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Bureau
Treasur
Patents
Railroad
surveyor gener+dls
Navy
Agricultural Department
Parris
Shanghai
Buenos Ayers
Brussels
Gibralter
Honlulu
Kingston
Canada
Leghorn
Malage
Matanzas
Port Au Prince
Greece
United States
Hicago Times
Hair work and wigs offered by Mrs Wright in Vinton
To the ladies of Vinton the notice announces Mrs W W Wright is now prepared to fill all orders for hair work. She uses improved implements for crafting imultiforms wigs crimpees trents pompadours rolls and related items, all in her own manufacture and warranted. Ladies may bring in their combings and view samples at Ji F Young's Furniture store.
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Vinton
W. W. Wright
Ji. F. Young
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Olive Over Watson & Son'y Bir Vinton
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Laws
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J.D. Sictoly
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WM. Loree
M. Culver
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al Elisses
Shellsburg
Herms
J.F. Pyre
TD. Cobbey
Mreur
Truer Bro
Trner & Sunaluin
W. A. Tewksburt
Benton Co
Tow
Allive
FIL Bulyea
Triticn
Pettice and Collection Agent
Marysville
Jllingsley
T. F. Gieslid
Billingsley& Giessler
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Yanketon
Ats Pouyts
Colorado
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Salfornia
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Jervis & Kirk
Scovell
Great Murthatestern Bazar
Crockery
Strick
Yy Onh Price
Mott's
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Way
Qvarlg & Co
F. A. Lelanann
Foreign Fatents
Washington, D. C
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Kinners
Lane Pried
United States of Canada
ASH & Rowalns
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
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Expres
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