Fayette county politics and a violent family episode
The Fayette County piece laments long political schedules hindering campaigns and predicts renewed interest by mid October as voters await the finishing stretch. It notes contentious remarks during an exchange between Frank Hobson and Talmadge and hints at forthcoming local political disclosures. Max Bysong, a Windsor Township resident, assaults his father with a club and fork, injuring him severely. Max is described as a long-time offender with multiple prior trials, and there is a call for a strict sentencing to prevent further crimes. The article adds local color about Growler's Gulch residents and references John Shaffer’s Fayette County Fair exhibit of cattle and horses with prizes mentioned.
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Frank Hobson
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Fayette Couty
Max Bysong
Windsor Township
Max
West Union
Busong
Degemiersey
Bysongs
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Haffer
Premier cattle and horse show honors for Shaffer stock farm
The Shaffer herd dominated the listings with May Flower first among heifers and Clover Bud second, while Clover and Highland Duke led bull rankings. Shaffer’s cattle and horses at Elgin’s Shaffer Stock Farm, four miles south, earned top premiums and broad acclaim for pure Percheron horses and elite cattle. The Elgin farm, famed in Fayette County and broader stock circles, draws visitors for its renowned Dunham-bred stock and superior foals.
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Separator Fire Destroys Threshing Outfit Owned by Schopp
A threshing outfit owned by Orlando Schopp and run with the Sutter traction engine burned on Monday afternoon on the Stevens place south of Elgin. The machine was completely destroyed with no insurance, and Sutter & Schopp plan to replace it this week and honor all contracts.
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Overheard Talk At County Fair About Amphitheatre
A county fair overheard exchange between Harve Sheldon and a farmer questions whether a building is an amphitheatre or hay shed. The farmer notes rotted roof holes, leaning toward amphitheatre as the plausible view in Fayette county.
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Barve Sheldon
Fayette County
Half Fare Carnival Trip to Cedar Rapids October 2 7
Passenger fare offers from BC R&N Ry for a Cedar Rapids carnival including Reed’s Military Band and Daily Vaudeville with four days of events. Tickets valid Oct 3 7, return by Oct 9, for riders within 100 miles. involves a 1 fare round trip and gate sales Oct 3 7. Local agents to supply rates. Also notes potato delivery offer and patent tea ad.
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Cedar Rapids
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Elke
Cairo
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Chinese Leader Warns of Territorial Loss in Conflicts
In a tense exchange, a prominent Chinese statesman warns Mae Tam that China may lose more territory. The dowager empress questions why, and the official cites reports from St. Petersburg and London indicating Russia and Britain are regaining strength as a reason for concern.
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