C O D O Store Promises Low Prices and Fresh Groceries
The largest and cheapest store in the state offers fruits of all kinds by the quart can or carload. Melons apples teals corned beef are advertised with weekly deliveries and bulk pricing. Canned goods candles nuts and candy line the counters while free delivery is offered across the city.
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Bartlett Hardware Co
Stephenson St
Michetultt
Arusavieno
Dwight Andrews
Centralia
State Board of Equalization
Andrews
Internal Revenue
Shannon and Winslow News Roundup 1886
Local notes report a busy period with Odd Fellows picnic results in Shannon, weddings, and a contractor’s improvements by Gen Wolf. A serious accident at Lanark injures Morrison. Shannon Cornet Band aims for Lanark prize. Mrs. Marvin Lincoln dies. community updates include visits, travels, and social events in Winslow and surrounding areas.
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Suannon
Auannon
John Moyer
Shelly
Mepress
Strom
John Leonard
Phos
Phos. i. Sizer, A. Babb and Wife, Bo Norther
Odd Fellows
Frank's Grove
Diac
Burnun
Shannon
Freeport
Mattis
Gen. Wolf
Maesday
Tianark
Morrison
Dr. J. Smith
Lanark
Jor. Thaler
Shannon Cornet Band
Retirements and Elections Highlight Local Legion Activities
Lodge and Roviety,M.i Wilcoxon retires in Springfield while attending the American Legion council. A new Supreme Representative is elected. The United States Legion includes 67,000 members. Minnesota lodges total about forty seven with 7,500 dealership. Four new lodges in two years show growth. seventy delegates attend a state session. The National Union gains rapid headway nationwide. Freeport Council expands membership. Oh meets twice. Zape’s had and W. M. Putman of Henney Bay COUNTY serves as president.
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M. i. Wilcoxon
Springfield
Princi Council of the America Legion of Tentle
Supreme Representative
United States
Hlinoistera
Ala Enengiary Charneler
National Union
Freeport Council
Wid
Apoentieat Zape
W. M. Putman
Henney Bay County
Illinois Soldiers' Reunion to Be Held at Greenup
Arrangements made for a soldiers reunion at Greenup Cumberland County Court House on September days. Three regiments including the 17th Windish cavalry and the 19th Illinois aid are to join, with Wilder's brigade expected to participate. Speeches planned by Lead Glarowndon and others. Cin. Chas Waile of Lena visited the city Friday.
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Winslow
Marvin Lincoln
Christian Hollow
Wan Stewark
Wan
Barley
Hichavan
Poller
Dan McVern
Mivin
Oak Sea
Beady
Catter
Geo
Saniel
Clin
Barnwood
Atinnie Wright
Walt
Troy Freeport
Greenup
Comberkurel Courty
Mineis
17Th
Windis
Wilder
Loverator Oplesby
Cin
Chas, Waile
Lena
City
Financial convention calls for reform and silver coinage stance
The bankers' convention adopted a report proposing a constitutional amendment to place governance of the association with a president and an executive council from each region. It named leaders from New York, Milwaukee, and other states. A bankruptcy law push and warnings about continued silver coinage dominated closing remarks by Comptroller Tronhom.
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Koston
Bankers’ Convention
Executive Council
Jogan OC. Murray
New York
WH. Camp
Milwaukee
Providenta
Ooh
Statua
Tuvola
Calevia
HF. Wheeler
Chicago
Kansas
John IL Mulvane
Topeka
Michigan
Hindhwan
Detroit
Minnesota
H. K. Upham
Be Paul
Olio
J. W. Hughes
Cinamonti
Wisconsin
N. van Slyck
Madison
Clear
John Lowell
Tronhom
United States
Warner views on silver coinage and money in circulation
A broadcasted summary from August reports Congressman Warner discussing the bank issue, the push to stop silver coinage, and the danger of money contraction. He argues that shifting away gold alters value, warns against delaying payments, and urges ending money contraction to stabilize prices and ease borrowing costs. He cites treasury excess and public resistance to tax-driven money withdrawal. Also notes stolen checks recovered and political views on Mexican diplomacy and maritime restrictions.
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Maniotta
Ohio
Warner
United States
Nia
Mayor in Controversy Delays Trial In New York
The Enquires Plyon Onan Shut case before Judge Cowing featured the mayor, Grace, in a murky sequence of testimony and contested admission as officers sought pretrial examination. Arguments arose over witnesses and delays, with counsel disputes and partial testimonies shaping the stalled proceedings. Also reported are anarchist trial developments in Chicago and results from minor New York trots and labor actions across Warren, Lake Shore, and whisky distilleries.
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Craor
New York
Cowing
Daubpina
Bipiina
Equira
Bquira
Permiadon
Kyutre
Sutra
Aguire
W. V. Suilth
Biitith
Hubert C. Thompson
Squire
McCartney Hulk
Thompson
Grace
Ivana Thompson
Ivans
Nat
Uae
Soy
Wittons
John II
Houth
Department of Public Works
Min
Ivana
Grave
Ie Withbus
Squire- Flynn
Political Budget and Democratic Convention News
A Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis featured Hon. A Wynne of Tarrant and Wl dane Lambert of Travia as supportive for permanent chairman and wards. Reports cover platform decisions, education stance, taxation, and governance reforms. Also noted are Congressional nominations and a naval dispatch about the steamer Worra’s towlines.
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Vauveston
Tus
A Wynne
Tarrant County
Aml
Wldane Lambert
Travia
Warslary
Cook County
Alliage Aod Kalghta
Countrie
Vadsul
Aisvapasaora
Lta
Eltiaene
Bakion
Sullivan Ly Tors
Wareo
Noni Hilal
Stossa Areo Grags Romphd
Prohibition Meetings Across Cities Highlight Debates
Fragmented notices from Minnesota Michigan and Tennessee describe prohibition meetings with speeches by A A Hopptias Mrs Mary Lathrop Rev Merrick Johnson and ex Governor John V Dubn. The conference in New York favors free trade while political contention grows in Indiana and Tennessee as figures like Robert L Taylor Dwight Andrews and Alfred Varvigion surface amid party battles.
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Dpovolos
Min Tasthrog
Micliginn
Ee Gaveriad School
Rantaruua Boras
Proiblttonivta
Tuuraday
Adilesnoda
A. A. Hoptcias
Hovhuster
Mary
Dy Lathrop
Mighigan
Merrick Johnson
Chisago
Joh V. Dubn
Kansas
Sus Llopking
Mamuburs
Lathrop
Nev
Johnson
Mar
St. Johi
Prohibition
Forest fires dying out in Wisconsin and Michigan
Reports from northern Wisconsin indicate the forest fires are subsiding as fuel runs low. Green Bay area areas and Traverse City face danger only if winds rise, while relief efforts mobilize in the state. Michigan towns report crops destroyed and telegraph cuts amid ongoing fires.
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Wisconuston
Didhigan Steport
Milwavukma
Win
Wisconsin
Loweluw
Dernorr
Midd
Michigan
May County
Oropa
Chuboygan Ieattil
Traverse City
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