Per Capita Circulation James to Four Dollars
The text cites a 1866 per capita circulation figure of 52.01 dollars rising to 24.33 dollars, with discussion of monetary history and government notes. It mentions various topics including Germany and Hayti relations, insurance firm influence, and Kansas volunteers. References to J A Jones shipping hogs and visits by Mrs Filse, Mrs Noodruck, and Mrs Malon appear amid broader commentary.
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United
Staesis
Clifton
United States
J. A. Jones
Kansas City
Phebe
Banker Proposals Trim the War Bond Issue Debate
Mr Botkin cites bond financing schemes as key to funding the war. He argues Wall Street pressures and proposed measures boost popular features while warning against profiteering financiers. He cites interest costs and seigniorage moves to justify new Treasury notes and noninterest options for funding.
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Washington
Wall
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Wall Street Parriots
Botkin
Alslanding
United States
Jotkin
Serratory Gage
Treasury
Catry
Spain's flying squadron schedules listed for daily runs
The notice outlines train times for passenger and freight services with routes east and west. It specifies daily operations except Sundays and partial weekend and weekday exceptions.
Elevated Loop information and fare guide for Chicago
Chicago readers learn about the new Union Elevated Loop, with trains stopping at Rock Island Station every minute and a five cent fare. The Great Route 18 card promises to show what residents need to know about Chicago, the Loop, and elevated transit. Address Jolin Sebastian, G. A. Chicago.
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Chiege
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Jolin Sebastian
G. A. Chiaage
Seand Boats Director Jacob Heartes Treaster Identified
A reader-friendly note identifies Jacob Heartes Treaster, 36, of Gh. Goudwin, as a director related to Seand Boats. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Seand Boats
Jacob
Ogeric
Vefaepety
Goudwin
Odd Fellows lodge meeting notices and church schedules
Fragmented OCR lists Odd Fellows lodge meetings on Wednesdays and Tuesdays, with secretary and noble grand names, plus church schedules for Presbyterian and First Baptist services, Sabbath school, and prayers. Names include Northup, Harvey, Moon, Leedy, and Kohout among officers and pastors.
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Ours Loar
Mavern Woopater
America Mets
Northup
Iaries Kasi Cret
Treasuharles Wokal
John Brown
J. J. Phimek ' LE
Moon
Chaunees Presbyterian
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William By Bryan
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Germany
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Hayti
China
Manhattan Republic
Thar Wibb McWnall
Kansas
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France
Spain
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John J. Ingalls
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New York City
Burlington
Shermans Photo,’ Co
Carl Eberhardt
Hollidays
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van Buren Street
Derestly
Rock Island & Pacific Station
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Tantéees of the Peace
Morrie Hill
Frank Zovadeky
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Harvey Kout
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Wilson Beasties OF Deeds
B. D. Woods
N. Brown
S.A. Ingham
Y. A. Jackobs
Bullen
Jorohee
W. Miller
Wayne, Kan
Cuba
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Queensware
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J. J. Shine
Kaus
Ignac Pry
Gheapest
Rapublic County
Sity Erestaureamt
Coughlin’s
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Mary Washichek
S. Croup
Croup
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