Campaign Journal de Fitymont JOURNAL promotion notice
Campaign Journal de Fitymont JOURNAL will be issued as a campaign paper to extend influence in the county. The journal asks for county cooperation to circulate documents and provide current news and general loans. Subscriptions list various club rates and delivery terms, urging prepaid orders and mentioning reduced costs with larger clubs.
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Grant wid Colfax Letters Endorse National Union Republican Party
A publication reviews U S Grant and Schuyler Colfax letters endorsing the National Union Republican party. It notes Crani's concise stance and endorses party resolutions promising fair governance, economy, and restoration of peace and protection nationwide. The piece emphasizes steady purpose and voter confidence in the candidates.
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Schuyler Colfax
National Union Republican Party
Tog Ethier
General Crani
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Freeport and Stephenson County Note Local Growth and Industry
Freeport shines as a railroad hub with three lines converging, boosting trade. The city boasts Woolen Mills, a large planing shop, patent medicine factories, and diverse manufacturing including reapers, mowers, doors and blinds. The piece highlights population growth from 3,000 to 13,000, thriving businesses, and prominent citizens shaping the local economy.
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Pecatonica
Freeport Woolen Mills
Jis -Ryn
C. H. Rosensteil
C. M. Shaffer
Freeport Agricultural Worka
Jore
Pittison
Manny Reaper
Poan
Brown, Knecht ¢ Co
Chicago
Harris &Josef
D.s. Emmert
Ubings Street
Ress
Stenpower
Copper Scroll Lightning Tooll Company
Hartford of the West informs Freeport insurance boom
The article surveys Freeport's robust insurance scene and multiple underwriters. It lists six fire insurance companies, their capital, assets, and policies, and notes the active agents and key officers. It also covers the broader business community including hardware, dry goods, groceries, and educational institutions, plus local churches and lodges.
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Parnes
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J. 2. Lemon
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J OL Bailey
Wilcoxon
Ll.lenon
Omy Life Company
United States
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Addams
TI. C. Burchard
W. Young
J. Wt. Lennon
Luke Flitcheck
Methodist Book Concern
Winneshetk Co
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S. Gray
ML Stoskolps
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Lemeal
Gontinental
D. W. C. Tanner
C. Squires
L ‘Mie Columbian
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American Insurance Co
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Firstilass Securities
Querier
D.dua Moon
Bartlett
Persdujs
Arithlis
Stephenson Street
Emuhart
Burthard & Bro
Lawbervy
Iowa
Wisconsin
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H. C. Burchand
Bartle Brothers
Ness
Cavanagh
Wright
Jy Baylor
Wweat
Chicago
Howard House
Vis. W. Walton
Wi A. Stevens
L. L. Munn
M.D. Chamberlin
W. Seghrist
Besté& Hart
J. Mayer
W. McHenry Anditchfield
Stine & Bro
Medrehant Tailor Jug
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Muetioneers
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Booker & Winiker Nivel
Sacry Sion
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Blink Boek
Banka
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Ford & Wises
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Hamsin
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Hope Heer
Dreeport Business College
Elegraph Institute
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Royal Arch
T. J. ‘Turner
Grand Lodge
M. D. Chamberlihn
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Good Templars and Sons
Political notes in fragmentary 1860s dispatches and events
Disjointed items report bias against General Stoneman and his nomination, Tennessee convention backing operation principles and debt payments in greenbacks, mixed views on Johnson’s acquittal, a Boston area address, rail and weather notes, and a stream of political and social observations. Mention of Grant resignation discussion, a bridge house launch, and various curiosities including a violinist, tariff actions, and local weather forecasts.
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George Stoneman Bias Hy
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Rongral Sehdfield
Tary
Nashville
Copperhey
Johnson
Demboerts
Grant
McClellan
Housato Falls
Ad Interna
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Thomas Cat
Ad Inderlin
Bridport
East Bridport
Hartford
House
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G. Hazard
Chicago
Iowa
Local Improvements Spark Private Enterprise Amid Public Spirit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Western plant project with May 1 start, $87 202 funding, and $3 818 expenditures. References to Stephenson Streets, two churches, one rebuilt at high cost, and new buildings, plus year contracts and bids for varied repairs. Emphasis on thrift in private and public enterprise.
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