Advertising rates and printing services offered in 1877
The Daily Leader promotes affordable printing including posters and various kinds of job work with a new type and presses. Rates are listed for display, transient, notices, and weekly ads, with price per line and discount schedules, effective October 1, 1877.
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Daily Leader
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Floridian rocked by earthquake and odd notes of world news
A collage of observations from 1879 lists a Floridian seasick after an earthquake, birthplace turned candy shop, and varied items from political gaffes to railway engines and royal misprints, including Nast’s silver vase gift and Sweden's heir age. The piece threads social quirks with brief notices and local theater buzz.
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Tom Moore
Masons Lodge Lead City Dakota and Other Regional News
Reports from Lead City Dakota note a Masons lodge there and a large deer herd near Salt Spring south of Deadwood. The Southern Pacific advances into Arizona at about two miles daily. New York hosts about 6.4 million ecclesiastical members with 1.3 million church members and $117 million in church property. Methodists are most numerous. Ogden Masons plan a Washington's Birthday ball on February 20. U S corn output rose by 30 million bushels with barley up 15 million. oats rose while potatoes fell from 170 million to 124 million bushels.
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France
New York
Thomas Nast
Great Britain
Grevy
Capoul
Oscar Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Norway
Mc Vickers
Amy Cavendish
Jane Shore
Augustus Daly
Haverly’s
Oates
New English Opera
San Francisco
New England Congregational Church
New England
Chicago
Armory
United Stated Army
F.C
Masons
Lead City
Dakota
Salt Spring
Deadwood
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Arizona Territory
Masonic Fraternity
Ogden
Washington
United States
Cheyenne Markets List Groceries and Provisions Prices
A corrected weekly Cheyenne list from Whipple & Hay shows grain, breadstuffs, canned goods, dried fruit, coffee, sugars, mackerel, nails, syrups, salts, oils, paints, and liquors with varied per unit prices. Notable items include States Corn per 100, oats, flour per bushel, butter, lard, bacon, peaches, strawberries, apples, prunes, raisins, Hyson tea, New York coffee, and Drake's and Hostetter's bitters.
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Elgin
Elgin RC
New York
Japan
Rome
Seseessessesseusseenensseeessre
Rio
Old Gov
Schneider's
Kirk’s
Castile
L. Murrin
Drake’s Bitters
Hostetter’s
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