Republigan Meetings Schedule and Central Committee
A scrambled report lists meeting dates in September with a long roster of attendees and places. It notes Hur County Central Committee organizing saunas events and urges committees to prepare proper arrangements, with contingencies for absences and required notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republigan
Saunas
Hur County Central Conmitter
Saturnia
Viola
Welrown
Fee Ell
Linn
Awasull
Salman
Gumeke Grove
Putnam
AB Botier
Frank W Tart
ML Ward
Logpdenes
A Sutherland
J Tena. Narion
Court House
Lron
Terry Stekel
WR Brown
Bebe Louk
Fran Ling
Editorial Notes Summarize Rail Mileage and Notable Figures
Iowa lists 4360 miles of rail, fifth among states in certain improvements. Illinois leads with 7306 miles, Pennsylvania second, New York third, and another state fourth with 6155 miles. Obituary notes for L. D. Ingersoll a.k.a Linkensule, former War Department librarian, and references to Carl Schurz. Government revenue shows total internal receipts of 113,448,800 with spirits leading taxes, and a 20 percent rise in distilled spirits production despite temperance agitation, tied to growing liquor exports from 1874 to 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tlinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Carl Schurz
Grant
Schurz
L. D. Ingersoll
Cornee Greeley
War Department
Campaign opened in Linn County for Republican unity
The Republican campaign in Linn County urges party members to rally for principle not spoils. It warns that state rights threaten the republic and calls Republicans to stand firm, support true Republicans, and prevent Democratic majorities to preserve the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinn
Democratic Party
South
Republican Party
Linn County
Ag Linn County
The Best I Ever Knew of W G Starkey Voice
Iowa City resident W G Starkey praises Shilohs Vitalizer after years of relief failure for dyspepsia and liver complaint. He reports complete cure and endorses the remedy sold by W J Weller and W Milkin with price set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Starkey
Iowa City
W. J. Weller
W. Milkin
Tao
Republicans Urged to Swell Majorities This Fall
A fraught call to rally Republican strength to expand majorities this fall, urging county voters to recognize the current situation and readiness to meet the issues at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
The Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa Railroad Tax Proposal
A local meeting debated funding the Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa road with a four percent tax. The plan originally split two percent for the road, two for shops, but the shop levy was dropped. The group urges taxpayers to weigh whether the railroad benefits justify the cost and to vote accordingly on the taxed proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Hapids & Ottumwa
Thatiour
Trial of mhove case features nurse and preacher in Iowa
In Cedar Rapids the trial over a disputed medical and household services claim by Mrs. C Hickox against Reverend W W Natting drew church and community interest. The case centered on service payments, an advertised address, and an attachment levied on household goods as the preacher moved toward Nebraska. The court found partial verdicts, with Mrs. Hickox owed $43 and the preacher denying full involvement in the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhove
Cage
Nebraska
Ballanes
Imad
Gilvert
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon Camp Meeting Gathers Thousands in Iowa State Park
Immense crowds attend the Lisbon Camp Meeting, with four to six thousand worshippers estimated on Sabbath and about fifteen hundred in the stands. The Lisbon Camp Meeting Association organized with officers, purchased twenty five acres for the grounds at $900, issued stock, and invested in lumber for public buildings and seats. The site, well suited for the event, draws praise as a potential source of national fame and good influences amid orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Lisbon
Normal Institute in Marion closes after three weeks
The Linn County Normal Institute at Marion ended Friday August 28 after a three week session. A committee drafted resolutions praising the Board of Directors for the school building, Miss Marshall and others for music, Supt. Jonneton for advancing common schools, and the people of Marion for their hospitality. Also notes community education efforts and district instructor teams. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy advertised with nasal injector at 50 cents, sold by Weller and Wifflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Normal Institute
Marion
Marshall
Jonneton
Marien
A.M. Mecklem
Jennia Alexandin
WL. Weller
W. Mifflin
Nbd
Well enough Alone Infringement Fight Warned
The Cortland Standard cautions against resisting driven well royalties in Syracuse. It notes many have paid 40 to 60 percent of costs, some could have licensed for 8. It claims half a million dollars was spent opposing the patent and derides small groups planning to resist as unlikely to prevail.
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Syracuse
Cortland
Monster London Givens Show to Visit Cedar Rapids
The London Givens and Sangers Royal British Managerswill bring the Allied Show to Cedar Rapids on September 17. The monster exhibition drew millions nationwide since spring with grand features including a ten-elephant drill, bareback riding feats, Caledonian sports, a brass cannon on a neck, and a dazzling electric-light production that thrilled thousands in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sangers Royal British
Cooper, Dailey &Co
Grand International
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis Port
Aerreus
Caledonian
Crossley
Eldey
Erd
James Murray
Madame D'Atalie
Sampson
Frank Melville
Chaies W. Tish
Lawrence Sisters
A Mother's Grief and Patent Cure Promises
A sentimental warning urges care for children with coughs or croup that may lead to consumption. The ad touts Shi Yohs Consumption Cure at 24 eta, 50 cts, and 91.00. Shilohs Porous Plaster is offered, price listed. Sold by W L Weller and W Mittin, with medical claims and address at Suwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
W.L. Weller
W. Mittin
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the Weekly Times
Moris
C. Hickox
Vissus Revern
W. W. Natting
Ghareh
Qman Raping
F. McClelland
Iby
Doctor Carpenter
Chicago, Milwakes, & St. Paul Rail Road Company
Weare
Normal Institute
Syracuse Sunday Times
J. W. Pirilns
Uysigian
Vairtar
Suwa
Gillette Brown
B. J. Lucore
Terey
Meicine
Blader
Julunt
Moonestows
Burlngton
B.clannn
Bette
Ty Hunt
Amslyate
Colub
Wizsox
Hunt
I. N. Isham
Lawa Avenue
India
HE Leite
Superior
J. F. Swab
John H. Law
Guins, Sporting Goods, &c
Aultman & Taylor
Opler
Taylor Saraw
Aultlan & Taylor
Hamilton & Amidon
The
Prings, Bic
Adaross
Jas
1OWA
Wheeler & Wilson Fng
Emlcdoo
T. A. Corbett
Linn Street
Washington Street
Town
Ler
BEN RY B. Mil
Miller & CO
Washington St
Cedar Ri
West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Ingres
Inn
Wal. Ure
Fd. Moore
Koonts
David Non.e
J. Symonds
Jno
D Smith
Sas
Yelle
Je Ie Arges
PF. Kershyer
Ure
James Yuill
Murray &Lanman’s
Florida
Torr
Mesurs
Lanman & Kemp
M. Ottmar
Iowa Avenue
Bever’s Block
Usg
Pitt
Minke
Maserial
R. M. Carrisor
Prop
Frank Dvorak
South Commercial Street
Ord
N. Isham
Lam
Cooper
Academy of Music
Scott Hag
Adams ‘Street
woor-Reeperd
Qperatore
Teacherm
Keokuk
Milwaukee
Wis
Into
Prof
Ch, Bach
Gan~ Eayt
Uechle
No. 202
West Water Street
Mlwaukee
DJ. Ignager
DL Rissixcueny
Ed. Asciuman
Jour E. Hansen
P.Y V. Deusen
Taylor's Jewelry Store
L. Weller
Eyer
WN. O. Lawton
A. C. Soule
Pune
IP Soule
Mileer
Commercial St
O. B. Blachley & Son
Wampbenl Watches
Elgin Watches
Stratton’s
Richter
C. B. Blachley & Son
Yo Lown
Neon Grant Motel
Krebs Bros., City ‘Undertakers
Chen Wat
Store
Cor
Washington and Brown Sts
EE CY
Stras
Portland
Stulne
Jones & Eaton
Heavy & Shele Hardware
Merchants Block
W.S. Bradley & Bro
Dealens
Cevar Rapins
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