Wedding at Hull United to Florence Rose Nockey
Wilbur Button Swafford led to altar Florence Rose Nockey on Wednesday night July 22 at the Methodist Church in Hull. Rev Kilbourne performed the vows as guests gathered, flower girls strewed petals, and a reception followed at the bride's mother home. The couple will reside on Second Street. neighbors extend best wishes for a sunny life ahead.
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Hull Society
Wilbur Button
Swafford
Mendelsohn
Garrett DeMots
Prince Albert
Dentistry: Miller Dental Student at Room 71 Hotel Lablersen
Y J Miller a dental student is listed at Room 71 Hotel Lablersen with a satisfaction guaranteed claim.
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Y. J. Miller
Lablersen
Reconstruction rhetoric sparks secession talk in town
The report notes heated comments about reconstruction and disunion with a Colorado congressman urging Western states to secede if the silver proposition fails. In social news Mrs. J. LB Wood of Spencer visits her daughter and is joined by niece Miss Marjorie Perine before heading to Syracuse.
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Ainia
Colorado
Doon Doormatch Triumph Over Hull In Baseball Battle
The Doon nine defeated Hull by 12 to 1 after a rough, spirited game at Doan on Tuesday. Oilers challenged local clubs across Sioux, Lyon, and O'Brien counties but fell to Doon’s imported talent. Rock Valley’s second nine lost 14 to 3 to Tait’s kids, who showed strength in the field and at the plate.
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Boyden
W. E. Losey
Ruthvet
Vern Hogan
Hell
Hawarden
E. ‘T. Twining
Sheldon
Jul
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Doon
Benny
Ligspenasie
Orange City
Mangs Suignburg
Sherm
Strong
Don Thesday
Swat
Ford
WB. B. Swafford
J.-A
Tamplin
Beckman
Wintermantle
Rowe
Sioux City
Oands
Wil Wells
Methodists
Rock Rapids
Iowa
J. W. Walters
New York State
Jim Roncipher
Jim
Peanle
Doan
Hull
Ringling Bros
Gilera
Oilers
Sioux
Lyon
O'Brien
Wilh
Rock Valley
Pwrs Gecome
Tait
Foot Races Spark Nantucket Town Spectacle
Treton showcases Everett and Moore in a $50 side sprint with Everett narrowly ahead at 60 yards, Moore winning by about 12 feet. Monday night Hart defeats Treton’s rival in a 75 yard dash, drawing bets. Next Saturday a $100 a side race Hart versus Moore promises fast action with crowds traveling to watch.
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Hawarden
Everett
Worldbeater
Moore
Breton
Ireton
Ibis
Hart
Iowa
Hart Don Moore
Bart
Northwest
County Politcs Ireton Clipper on county election activity
The Ireton Clipper notes early filing and speculation for county offices Auditor Clerk Recorder and Attorney. J J Lenderink and DeMotte of Sidux Center named for auditor. Lenderink praised for four years in office. For recorder A Melidag is seeking renomination. others named include Geo M Harding Robt Campbell Chas Jones Roberts J W Tamplin and W G Walton. Attorneys candidate lists include S O Carr Van Dyke Reiniger and Rev Grimstead. Campaigns seen as lively with many hopefuls and uncertain outcomes.
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Andlor
Tyro
J. J. Lenderink
Gradenel
DeMotte
Sidgux Center
Lenderink Res
Bins DeMott
J. W
Sioux Center
A. Melidag
Geo. M. Harding
Robt. Campbell
Thie Place
Chas. Jones
Grant
Roberts
Baek
J. WV. Tamplin
Hall
W. G. Walton
Hawarden
Carr
van Dyke
C. G. Reiniger Af
Rock Valley
Rev
Grimstead
Orange City
Tariff Policy Debate Cited In Vague Creed Statement
A fragment cites advocates offering a new policy to diminish the value of money used for wages and goods. The piece says opponents stand against this, asserting a creed for an honest dollar and national credit. It mentions revenue for government needs, protection, and notes that tariffs may be irrelevant to the creed’s existence.
Debate over free coinage of silver dominates campaign
The speaker argues that if free silver becomes the campaign outcome, the Democratic Party aided by populists will be identified in future history as the party that depreciated the silver dollar. He mocks the so called crime of 1873 and predicts it will be forgotten when the gravity of the 1896 crime is cited.
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Cam‘paign
Democratic Party
Fragmentary Political Critique From The Sheldon Eagle
A Renoir of quotes suggests the Sheldon Eagle is an honest money Democratic paper, but the claim lacks solid footing. The Eagle appears to accept William Jennings Bryan and the Chicago platform, though this is disputed by Sanborn Pioneer's critique. The piece mocks the emblem of Liberty as a symbol that might swallow unpalatable material, likening it to a buzzard.
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Sheldon Eagle
Eagle
Bryan
Chicago Platform
Sanborn Pioneer
Old War Relic Found At Government Printing Office
Workmen laid foundations for an addition at the Government printing office when they unearthed a rusted cannonball believed to be British ammunition from Washington’s 1814 occupation. Local elders recall redcoats bivouacking on the site as a musty memento of history, with the ball possibly dropped after the British left and now displayed in Public Printer Nedeau’s desk.
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Governent Printing Office
Washington
Government
Atront Ia
Emell Boys
Cps Osky Cyckers
Hottess
Nenedie
Felic
Waéthington Star
Noted Voices in a Fragmented Portrait of Speech
The text inventories speakers like Crlnath Frederick WiiHat and John the Gaold, noting sharp, rapid, and sometimes profane discourse. It contrasts Hes gession lations and Reeelier peverliy with a climactic yet hesitant cadence, while Lineuin and others are described by presence and affect.
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Crlnath
Frederick WiiHat
Pypederick the Great
Reeelier Peverliy
John
Hissessert
Policy speech urges sound money and employment in Canton delegation
Win MeKinsey addresses a Buraker club in Canton Ohio urging reform to circulating money and productive investments to restore confidence. He argues distrust lowers currency value and harms trade, calling for practical financial policy to create jobs and raise wages, boosting domestic demand and farm markets.
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Win
MeKinsey
Buraker Club
Canton
Farm P
Sioux Uo
Charcoal Fire Article on Heat Sources and Animal Light
A fragment discusses charcoal as a fuel and compares it with clay and sand substitutions. It notes scientists debating whether hot sites could glow due to animals or other factors and mentions the role of water resistance in combustion. The text includes awkward phrasing and typographic errors.
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