From Our Correspondents A Busy Patch Of Town Gossip
From Our Correspondents reports neighborly visits, moves, and local happenings across Freeport Rock City Eygan Twin Grove Lenox and Orangeville. Residents listed include Mr and Mrs Spangler, the Fisher family, teachers and patrons planning an institute at Rock Grove, and community notices about visits sales and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koen Grove
S. Forey
Lillian Brady
Preeport
Te Vorey
Sturm
Durand
Woo Crawford
Rock City
M.S. Bolender
W.H. Craveford
Willie Rockey
Phureday
Mir Rockey
Mira
Femerick
Little Sone
Eygan
Mra. Bangs
Tra Emerick
Twin Grove
Wis
Wi Maurer
Spanglerix
Mire
Beals
Freeport
Louis Spangler
Spangler
Hoek Grrove
Rock Grove
ATL
Pisher
Rey
John Divan
Anna Reisinger
Emma Walker
Ida Thoren
M. Saucerman
Fisher
G. W. Mayer
Chas. Schoch
Shaffer
Immermaty
John S. Chft
A. GG
Dodge
RW. Burton
Eamma C. Walker
Cleo
Mofmeister
Aubrey Zeiner
Lenox
John Long
Rouke
Chicago
Cleo, Myers and Family
Orangeeville
J. O. Kramer
E., Fisher
E., Fisher and Family and Mrs. 8. Fisher
Orangeville
Mir
Valentine Day Notes From a Rural Iowa Town
Local correspondence reports Valentine day crowding mail and playful comic notices. Mentions visiting Miss Jia Meeren of South Dakota, newborn baby at Abr and Mrs. Louis Rave, and various townsfolk across Freeport Ackley and Cedarville. Weather, grippe, accidents, livestock shipments, and market chatter color a bustling week in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jia Meeren
South Dakota
Gil
Abr
Louis Rave
Ines
John Smile
Annie Laaener
Clardos & Bootparden
Katie Wesnels
Nome
Ackley
Lown
A. Muls
Ceikon
Baileyville
Wis
Mr. McWibbe
Eidfeld
Boon
Mrs. Lumbers
Free
Eran Gur
Corconpondent
McCoxnenn
Chanes Musser
Daly
Orangeville
Howell
Ditmoyer
Mt Carroll Seminary Promises Broad Enrollment Growth
The Spring Quarter begins March 8 at Mt Carroll Seminary a girls school allied with the University of Chicago exams. Ten religious denominations represented and students from nine states attend. Physical culture, music and art maintain high standards with six and twelve week terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Minmmbers
University of Chicago
Mt. Carroll Seminary
Hine
Wan
Po Mekkee
Dein
Mea Carroll
Their Duty Plain Vors on the Silver Resolution Stance
The piece argues Republicans stand firm for sound money as the silver resolution divides Democrats. It cites names like Murphy New York Smith New Jersey Gray Delaware Faulkner West Virginia and Caffery in the Senate, notes defections in the House, and predicts a battle over public honor and fiscal policy in the 1896-1897 political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
New England
Mexers
McClethes
Sulzer
Thes
Mr. Cummings
Vored
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Caffery
McKinley
Murphy
Smith
New Jersey
Gray
Delaware
Faulkner
West Virginia
Lindsay
Kentucky
Turpie
Indiana
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Roac
North Dakota
White
California
Mar. Lindsay
Garman
Maryland
Utah
Mentiga
Uvewala
Thera
Indy
Fries Colnuey
Musa
Zola Faces Angry Nation in Dreyfus Debate
The article portrays Zola as opposing forces in the Dreyfus affair, detailing persecution fears, Picquart’s arrest, and rumors of a Dreyfus prosecution. It notes a brave circle, including the prolific writer who hopes for an open trial. Also referenced are advertisements for Allen’s Foot-Ease and Grain-O products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Zola
Dreyfus
Mone Valerian
Mathieu Dreyfus
Weiter
London
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
LeRoy, N.Y
Woolen Mills Production Decline in Roubaix 1807
Report from A. J. Atwell, US agent at Roubaix says 1807 woolen mills in Roubaix and Pour-Coli produced only half capacity. A major cause cited is rising American woolen and worsted supply reducing local demand and loom use. The note attributes the situation to shifts in global wool trade and the Dingley policy era.
Post Opposes Protection and Subsidized Ocean Carriers
The Post claims protection and subsidized merchant marine will expand a nation’s exports. It notes a 4 percent rise in a toy port trace and references 872 Bismarck adopting protection, urging readers to understand how these measures affect trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciermaiy
St. New York
Post
Bismarck
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TW. Kriens
Legal
John Laidwig
The
Bugler & Fradden Limber Co
Dubuque
Geo. Haisenga
Henry Buss
Everts
Byron
Mir. Shaeder
W. Veirdag
A. Publis
Ald
Afolkey
Arothexa
McConnell
Moyer
Monroe
J. Folgate
Preston Koons
John Koons
James Wilson
Yeats
Harvey Shafer
Tawa
Natiman
HG. Moyer
H. G. Mayer
Walters
John
Maud Walters
Dick Woods
M.w.al
Josiah Dbistler
Pebr
Fle
Fara
G. Moyer
Inge
Jonathan Molgate
John Mosu
Dave Minnick
Charles Cochrain
Rank Portner
Will M. Portner
Mra, Winl
B. Angle and
Ralph
Harry
White Rock
Kansas
John Bollman
Ira B. Taft
Cedarville
Treeport
A. M. Lauseh
Egan
J. Law
Joe FB. Jackson
Mary Fry
Mary Conrad
AU. HW. Addams
United Evangelical Church
California Fig Syrup Co
INOX
Japan
NY Bros
Warren St. N.Y
Ely
J.C. Olmstead
Arcola
Floresnee
Poley
Moogk, Swarts & Flock
DeWitt
C. PL
Guenther & Co
Hed
Moogh
Mintaert & Burrell
Paris
Fife
DeeWitts
Marty Risers
Farors Little Pilly
Ceather Blis Hod
Mook
Nimert & Burroll
Rio Oan
Richland Creek
Michael Mosser
Win
Stackpole
Miller
Creamery Company
John Bruce God
Charles Hughes
Waverly
Polgate
Crparvilte
Frances Shimer
Mt. Carroll, MI
Uwly
COS
Barnery, Optician
Bey
Sound Money Democrats
Vors
Price
Nicke
Island
Cuba
America
Sumatra
Sprague, Warner & CO
Zola
Blin Vailie
Taddell
Lader Vribes
England
Harriet M. Burbank
Studio 149
West Street
Germany
P.e.cox& Co
Loces
P.E. Cox& Co
Stephenson Street
New Spring Goods
Joan S. Hanesten
Caetoria
Ada
Ryan
Ballentine
Brown & Dollmeyer
Court House
Black Hills
Chicago & Northwestern Hailway
W. HH Contin
St. Freeport
Clay Strett
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