Republican County Convention Delegates for Sioux County Iowa
Sixty county electors are called to a two delegate Republican convention in Orange City Iowa on Friday July 3 at 11 o clock for selecting fifteen delegates to state and judicial conventions and for organizing the county central committee. All Republican voters invited to unite behind the party and elect delegates with representation based on township votes.
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Sioux County
Iowa
Orange City
Wm. McKin~ley
Candidate Filing Notice for County Treasurer
A public notice announces G. J. Son Maaker as a Republican candidate for county treasurer subject to the decision of the county convention. The sparse text records a filing intention and party affiliation without additional context or dates.
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Republican County Convention
G. J. Son
Maaker
Silver issue fades in 1893 campaign, reformers retreat
Prominent figures cling to the Chicago platform but urge against making silver the single issue. Democrats regroup for an Indianapolis convention while Republicans face internal strife. Sioux county votes next week for Cedar Stap Ida delegates, and club teams plan matches. The tariff talks linger with hopes to bridge the two houses. Alaska Cuba and Hawaii rumors swirl amid a looming national debate. The popocrats fix on Fred White as a loud critic, likening him to worn political machinery.
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Chicago
Ben
Buies
National Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Republican Party
Nickie
Fred White
When I Have Time Poem About Caring Friendships
A fragment of a poem speaks of making life happier and fairer for those burdened by care. It reflects a plea that acts of kindness await when time allows. The speaker urges a dear friend to offer support and praise, hoping to ease weariness and bring contentment.
The Comfoo Dance Among Demerara Negroes
A 19th century account describes the comfoo dance as a nightly, loud Afro Caribbean ritual linked to obeah and witch cult beliefs. It notes drum pairs, chants in African languages, and the disturbing effect on neighbors sleep, with escalating excitement and occasional exhaustion during long sessions.
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Eeast Coast
Creobank
Regretful reflections from a navy commander about his mother
The commander recalls his aging mother at about 77 and the letters she sent to him. He recounts her long devotion and a harsh rebuke that she could not watch him enter a "gross world" with her blessing, wishing him to remain her "dear boy" in memory.
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Phe
Waren Hentebant
Siho
Lig
Golnih
Shope
Sivington
Solomon
Quail and the Stage Fight Irony in Pearson’s Weekly
A humorous theatrical scene unfolds as Quail threatens the villain with a shouting iron while a comic debate on season legality and stage etiquette derails the drama. The villain refuses to back down, quips about season legality, and exits amid absurdity and stage flies.
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Quail
Bay of
Naples
Pearson's Weekly
Autograph request tests a novelist’s patience
A young man sought William Pea Hovectis autograph and got a curt reply asking if he bought the author’s latest book. A nun quips she cannot buy, offering to sell the autograph for money. The piece also notes Sir Christopher Wren’s burial and a Latin epitaph, plus a joke about Abyssinians washing and avoiding soap.
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Willian Pea Hovectis
Veteran Soldiers Relive a Riverboat Billiard House Heist
A Civil War reminiscence recalls a regiment toying with camp comfort by raiding a Mississippi plantation for a stove and furniture. Four comrades sail a rafted building down the river and are captured by a gunboat crew before returning to camp with little more than a stove bin a table and chairs.
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Bis Teriment
John A. Logan
Grant
James G. McPherson
Vicksburg
Seventeantl
Millken Bend
Lake Providence
Louisiana
Cheribis
Mississippi
Stoye
Povclogk
Onra Sheyi
Uncle Sam
Jand Ab
Tinus
Menplis, Tenn
Paim
Aisgrasippi
Fraternal Threads After Civil War Furniture Recovery
In early 1863 a comrade admitted unknown theft on premises after a job finished. A gunboat vigilance aided recovery of furniture and a stove, though with rough wear. The narrator hopes postwar spirit of charity between raiders and loyalists will grow, unlike during war when only a piano and a fragile stove were manageable.
Towe State Bank Condition Report 1897
The statement details the condition of Towe State Bank of Tull Sioux County at close of business June 30, 1897. It lists assets including bills and notes, gold and silver coin bullion, cash items, and overdrafts. It shows liabilities, capital stock, deposits, and profits, with directors’ oath of accuracy sworn before a notary.
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Towe State Bank
Tull
Sioux
Soliowsl
GROO
Ninth Natl Bank
N.Y
Marsal & Asley Hank
Milwaukee
First National Bank
Sioux City
Bankyas
Oaly
SIGMA
Ayaan
Ag Terranera
Linux
Hott
Schomneman Vire-Prea
BeveRelmann
Task
Bo Mayer
Jensen
Ford
Parkar
Waanoal Ar Advagherdie
Robert Scyonpresan
View
Brians
Caaljer
AL Pideweer
Maran
Vircotarz
Robert Bobocsemar
Jirimann
Aviterran
Mayerais
Wrreax
Notary Public
Fionx
Lowe
Main St Meat Market Promises Fine Meats and Poultry
Tuttle and Stutzman, proprietors of the Main Street Meat Market, offer fine meats poultry and cured meats and advertise a first-class market with a constant stock. They invite customers to call.
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Main
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