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Newspaper
Daily Liberal
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1881
Page
3
The Liberal Job Printing Office has been restocked with types and materials and can produce work in the approved style at prices rivaling rival offices. A trial is invited with confidence in satisfying the most exacting customers. Specimens shown and estimates given by skilled workmen.
The column bundles town happenings from a midwestern city: workmen dig for a Bowman's cellar while George Eva accelerates tasks. harness sales surge. political doubt haunts Republicans over Sentinel support. saloon property and new desk arrivals spark civic chatter. legal and personal notices include Huntington Clarke nuptials, Gottschalk moving in, and Rev. Foster praising Ingersoll. A mother buys property for millinery stock, with relocation plans to Canton. two women at Matteson’s ranch attempt morphine misadventure ends with revival efforts by Dr. Richey. Gertie’s grim plan hints at tragedy, leaving unclear motives.
Citizens and business owners are urged to attend a 8 pm meeting at the Dubuque House to form an effective city fire company. A reported committee will present plans tonight and organize promptly, with emphasis on wide attendance.
The Liberal prints a call for a Republican county convention to be held in this city on September seventeenth. It notes the date twelve days after the Great Pacific Railroad Circus and mentions Edward Fitch buying the Dave Edmonds lot on North Main Street to start a real estate office adjoining the new hotel. Fitch, long active in Avoca land dealings, is seen as a valuable addition and energetic businessman for the city.
Crowds gathered as Governor Miller, mortally ill, was laid to rest in Worthington after a solemn Masonic service. Delegations from Sioux City Sioux Falls St Paul and Windom attended with officers from multiple lodges. The funeral featured a Job 19 sermon and a Worthington brass band procession to the cemetery with a white blossomed apple wreath adorning the casket.
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