Government and liberty in a modern age of monopolies
A speaker argues that government must ensure fair access to nature’s means and prevent monopolies that harm the many. He condemns rail and oil combine power, urges open high roads of commerce, and stresses liberty, equality, and the duty to restrain exploitation. The event includes band music, speeches, a 15 mile race, a shooting contest, and a social dance in hot weather.
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James Harney
James (Leavitt) Berwick
Thomas McKenzie
Berwick
McKenzie
Yegers Grove
Bickerman’s Hall
Wyoming
Wyoming Band
Parker's Ginger Tonic Saves Child From Long Illness
A poor man's wife recalls six years of her daughter's sickness on a sick bed due to kidney and related disorders. After exhausting savings on doctors, Parker's Ginger Tonic yielded a marvelous cure with four bottles. It has since been their only medicine, keeping the family well for over a year and allowing savings for hard times.
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Assassination Attempt on President Garfield Shocks Nation
The week’s horror was Garfield’s shooting in Washington by Charles Julius Guiteau. Garfield was wounded, transported to the White House, then showed signs of recovery amid worldwide condolences. Labor shortages and temperance legislation dominate news with railroads and immigration debates.
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Chicago
White House
Seeeker
James A. Gareld
Atlantic
Pasific Road
Castle Garden
Victora
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Kansas
New Hampshire
Hickory township experiment aims to dodge bonds in Coles county
Township voters secretly disbanded officeholders after a court ruling upheld bond claims worth 8100 0 0 with interest. In Hickory township the move seeks to avoid seizure of farms tied to a New York financier who backed a road not built. The public backs the plan while noting a later illegal act banning slingshots. Also mentions Guiteau’s Freeport birthplace and local ties, and a July 1 deadline for knuckles or slingshots with fines.
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Hickory Township
Coles County
New York
Guiteau
Freeport
New York State
W. C. Endsley
Ottawa
A.B. Curtie
Magnolia
Illinois
Universal salve advertised for many skin ailments
A vintage advertisement touts a salve described as the best remedy for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and air eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and prices at 25 cents per box with sales through all druggists.
Local Birth Notices From June and July Reported
In this city, June 30, a son to A. L. Gilpin “Ludwig” of the Marshall County Democrat. On July 1, a daughter to N. Tanquary Esq. at Reread. Also July 1, eight son to George H. Freeman of Ida Grove, Lona, and grandson to Samuel Condit, Esq.
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A. L. Gilpin
Ludwig
Marshall County
N. Tanquary
Putnam
George H. Freeman
Ida Grove
Lona
Samuel Condit
Married couple notices from Lacon and La Prairie
In Lacon on June 29 Michael K Harper wed Mrs Lucinda M Dixon widow of J Dixon both of Saratoga township In La Prairie on June 30 at 7 am at the bride parents home Rev H B Houston united James Reed Lytle medical student and Lettie M Burrell both of La Prairie The groom is Jay Arrell of The Republican staff Congratulations and best wishes for a happy life together
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Lacon
Michael K. Harper
Lucinda M Dixon
J Dixon
Saratoga Township
la Prairie
H. B. Houston
James Reed Lytle
Mise Lettie M Burrell
Jay Arrell
Republican
Henry Market Prices for Flour Wheat Corn and More
A local market listing shows Winter flour at 3.50 per unit and Spring 2.75. Wheat Winter 80 6 percent, Spring 70 75. Corn ear 40, shelled 400. Oats White 20, Mixed 230. Rice quoted 72 cents. Butter 108120. Eggs fresh 8 to 10 cents. Potatoes 1.00 to 1.40. Chickens ducks geese 4 to 6 cents. Tallow 1 cent per pound. Hay Timothy 88 to 96 per ton. Wool 30 40 cents. Cheese 12 cents. Honey 20 cents. Hides green 50, dried 10 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents. Wood 8 3.25 per cord.
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