Socialist Exposures Stir Voter Interest in 1900 Campaign
The piece argues that the current campaign lacks enthusiasm among mainstream parties while Eugene Debs and the Socialist effort gain rallies and attention. It claims Hearst’s disclosures reveal collusion between Bryan and Tammany, urging readers to separate facts from sources and to view the Socialist appeal as addressing unemployment, farmers, and working people amid economic distress.
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Hearat
Hearet
Debs
Red
New York City
Lincoln
Atlantic
Pacific
Ihe
Trade
Local residents visit and travel notes from town
Giles Gray of The Bakery in St Paul spent Monday with relatives in town. Byron Taggart traveled to Logansport on business returning Tuesday. Mise Cozy Kitchen of Kingston and Mise Clara Corey of Downeyville were shopping in town Tuesday with friends. Frank Abbott of Batesville visited Tuesday for business. John Idlewine painted his property. Miss Belle McCoy plans a Madison visit. Barry Miers of Burney conducted business Tuesday. Water works extension mains are being laid in the north end. Mrs John Evans and her mother from Letts visited Tuesday to see the crowd. Mrs John Shellborn of Downeyville spent Tuesday shopping with relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Colison and Mrs Alfred Harding of Newpoint visited Tuesday as guests of Mrs Harry Carter.
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Mise
Kingston
Ile
Clara Corey
Downeyville
Apert
White
Barry Miers
Burney
John Shellborn
Clarence Co Ison
Alfred Harding
Newpoint
Harry Carter
Massive School Wear Sale Across Four Lots
800 boys and children school suits offered in four lots from 1.50 to 6.00 with cheaper grades at 95 cents and mid to best grades up to 2.98. Shoes for boys youths misses and children include kangaroo calf and box calf styles at prices below manufacturer. 800 pieces broken lots underwear for men women and children from 8 cents to 39 cents. Men dress shoes in high grade leathers marked to 3.29.
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Mene
Boys School Knee Pants and Corduroys at 44c Each
Readable catalog line notes boys knee pants in fine worsted cassi eries and corduroys priced at 44 cents each, with a total offering of up to 61 pairs available.
Hunters ask about open season for squirrels and enforcement
The writer notes many letters about the squirrel open season and cites existing game laws. It states the squirrel season runs July 1 to October 1 and outlines rabbit, dusks, and waterfowl provisions. It warns against illegal hunting, urges licensed hunting, and mentions additional deputies in October to arrest violators.
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Equfor
Marriageable Maidens and a Matron's Caution
A veteran matron warns that love signs vary and a man may be polite without true affection. The article notes tact and patience, advising girls not to assume every attentive suitor is in love. A separate report covers the P H Insurance Co board election and social reminiscences from local residents Trovas Mounts and wife.
Saturday Visitors and Local Nominations Report
Edna Hogg and Ray mond of Lette visited along with Mia Ezra Walker and Jessie of Newpoint. George Raymond, typhoid patient, came from Indianapolis to assist. Williams Robbins returned from Bloomington for a surprise visit. Teresa Harvey returned from Tennessee and Tel City. Arthur McCormack to Fairview with brother in law. Clay township Democrats nominated Caleb Wright for Trustee and Ed Barney for Assessor after strong prior service.
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Mies Edna Hogg
Raymond
Lette
Mia
Ezra Walker
Jessie
Newpoint
George Raymond Tse
Indianapolis
Emmett Stveneon
Ton Lafayette
Williams Robbins
Bloomington
Teresa Harvey
Tel] City
Tennesee
Arthaur McCormack
Fairview
South Dakota
McCormack
Clay Township
Caleb 8. Wright
Ed Barney
Mortgage bond brochure offers 6 percent first mortgage
The Marioo Trust Company of Indianapolis announces a free booklet explaining a first real estate mortgage with a 6 percent rate and gift cage security. The brochure targets successful farmers businessmen and capitalists and promises land and product photos. W J Stapish Anderson Indiana handles requests by mail.
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Busineasé
Jesus the Marioo
W. J.stapish
Anderson
Indiana
Antiquity Valued Oysters Across Civilizations
The National Magazine notes ancient use of oysters in Denmark’s kitchen middens where shells show signs of being opened by hand. It cites Dr. Henry Schuemann locating oyster shells in Troy era sites in Greece and praises Roman banquets for elevating the oyster as a premier delicacy.
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Denmark
Greece
Henry Schuemann
Troy
Flissariik
Rome
National Magazine
Taft Speech Digs Back to 1896 In Campaign Debate
In a stumping tour through the central west Taft contrasts 1896 free silver debates with today. He cites 1890 and 1904 pledges, critiques Bryan, and argues tariff policy shapes farmer prosperity based on exports. Also notes A L Everhart purchasing DeArmond property for 4500 and Miss Hazel Hazen’s recovery from a panfal injury.
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Central West
Taft Bae
Bryan
Republican Party
Europe
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Pershing
Sealist Party
Socialist Party
Heasrat
Giles Gray
St. Paul
Byron Taggart
Logansport
Pignet
Frank Abbott
Batesville
Trace
John Idlewine
Missa Belle McCoy
Madison
John Evans
Davis
Letts
Gaine
Sale
Rae
Tana and Reyes
Sale Prica
South Side Square
P. of H. Insurance Company
S. W. Hillman
M. E Newhouse
J. F. Templeton
J.C. Powner
Frank Brown
Henry Redelman
John Munne
Joe Wyon
Conner
Trovas Mounts
Milford
Geo. W. Magee
Mr. Taft
A.L. Everhart
DeArmond
Weat Main
Everhart
Guna Hazen
East Main Street
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