02 Jul 1891
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Newspaper
Eldora Weekly Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1891
Page
1
English spavin Liniment removes lumps and blemishes from horses. Heals blood spavin curbs splints sweeney ring bone stifles sprains and swollen throats. Save £50 with one bottle warranted by E Z Winchister & Co druggists Eldora.
J Q Rathbone narrates a trip from an Idaho lake region to Salt Lake City and Provo. He describes Salt Lake Temple square details, Brigham Young residences, the Tabernacle, ditches for irrigation, then notes Provo City and local press offices before ending with civic reflections on farming, politics, and a railway excursion plan for 1891. He mentions Emma Abbott's death at Zion Bank hotel and the Behtive building, along with the grave site of Brigham Young and wives’ burials.
J H Sanders cites the National Farmers' Alliance as nonpartisan and urges readers to judge candidates by pledged demands. The article stresses selecting honorable nominees who commit to voting for established measures, and warns against politicians who ignore or betray pledges.
The eighth annual convention of the third district W C U met at the M I church in Radcliffe from June 24 to 26 with Mrs Wallace presiding. Elected secretary was Mrs Harrison of Town Falls. Welcome address by Mrs Jimina Cable and response by Mrs Whiting of Belmond. Absent were state president Mrs Dunham and county president Miss Walbert. State organizer Miss Lestey and evangelist Mrs Walmer attended as honorary members. Palmer spoke Wednesday evening delivering an inspirational talk. The report includes remarks on cyclone language and decorous conduct by a young man, urging moderation and respect for neighbors.
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