The Henry Republican APPLEMENT and State News Reflections
A fragmented political column discusses taxation controversy and accountability, accusing tax collectors of opacity. It references Henry Republican APPLEMENT, state leaders, and calls for a bill to require full statutory transparency in tax collection and disbursement. The piece also notes a Democratic convention, a nomination of John S. Lee, and local crime and temperance incidents.
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Congress
Academy of Muaio
John H. Lewis
Sali Ieport
John 8. Lee
Wirner
Gonemittes
Lee
G. A. Wilson
Biddy Carroll
Justion Court
Circuit Court
Easa
H.C Calkins
Owatanna
Minn
Ontking
Calkins
Gricf
Ha ‘W
Eixth Ward
Kichaud
State Gazetteer Publishes 1600 Page County Directory
The Hainels State Gazetteer delivers a 1600 page volume with brief town descriptions and alphabetical lists of business men. Henry town profile notes its location on the Uliole and Peoria rivers with mills, banks, churches, and factories. Subscribers include Abbott, Ber, Ball, and many others. Lagan and Wonona have minimal or single-issue uptake.
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Hainels State Gazetteer
Itias
Henry Re
Henry
Uliole
Peoria
P. T
Seton
Saratoge
Camp Grove
Santeweckiy
Magnolia
W. U.expreas
U. S
Mail
Porley Postonster
Charles E. Abbott
Frank Ber
George Ball
T. Bickerman
George Burt, Jr
Casper Damenish
Charles W Garrell
Robert Glark
John Will
Thomas Duke
Eckhart & Hille
Andrew Fincher
Anton Graser
W. A. Hanna
A. L. Hupp
C. C. Jones
J. L. Jones
John Kraus
J . Krenz
Ken. McNeal
Henry Martin
L. A. Meier
John Morgan
George Motter
Nicholson, Gilbert & Co
N. W. Orr
John Roverts
A. V. Shorts
A. Shafer
C. G. Smith
W. G. Snyder
F. E. Wagner
Breeger
Hanna
Climax
Lagan
Wonona
Sparland
Hennepin
Bnachwine
Prose on Prompt Payment and Press Prosperity
A writer urges prompt payment to newspapers to sustain the press and public prosperity. He argues timely payments keep printers well funded, enabling better ink and brighter pages, enhancing readers' enjoyment. The piece notes rising iron demand and improved trade in the east and west as signs of controlled prosperity.
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Pawer
Sidewalk Safety and Reasonable Care at City Streets
Appellate Court decides City of Manomb not bound to provide perfect sidewalk immunity from accidents. Court says a pedestrian must exercise reasonable care. failure to heed known danger bars recovery. Opinion by McCullough overturns a prior judgment. Mortgages and livestock increases also examined. mortgage notices bind subsequent purchasers and buyers acquire no more rights than the mortgagee had. Opinion by Higleo reverses.
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Bidewalker
City of Manomb
Teas
Ail Avasons
McCullouh
P J
Senat News
Gundy
Biteler
Higheo
Prudent men weigh presidency as reward or peril
The fragment argues against treating the presidency as a prize or donation. It questions the value of paying for political influence and warns against elevating military leaders through promises or speeches. The tone urges慎 restraint and vigilance to protect the republic from corrupt motives.
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Nugketa
Carl Schurz
United States
Republic
Editorial Dilemmas Define a Worthy Editor
A fragmented, era voice argues that an editor is judged by truth, discretion, humor, and restraint. It contends omitting wrongs makes one coward, while overemphasizing personalities brands a writer a blackguard. The piece mocks editors who fail to balance facts with engaging tone.
Yan and Hunonok Politics Hint at Machine Control
A fragment from Rovart Tous quotes a letter warning that if Yan is elected the southern factions will push Hunonok to favor their “old boys.” The gist: if blocked, the machine will be run by insiders, with strong threats not to be played with any longer.
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Yan
South
Hunonok
Rovart Tous
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