Republican convention notice from Iowa district
The state republican convention meets July 10th with Sioux county entitled to 13 delegates. A delegate convention for the 4th senatorial district will be held at Sibley on June 18 1695 at 2 o clock pm to nominate a candidate for senator and conduct other business. Delegates by county: Lyon 7, O'Brien 10, Osceola 5, Sioux 13. B A Winne, Chairman.
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Sioux County
Thepublican Senate
Tews
Sibley
Daly
O'élogs
Lyon
O'Brien
Osceola
Sioux
B. A. WinwEe
Local Political Clashes and Editorial Notes Stir Hawarden
The Hawarden Independent recounts candidate renomination talks for Rep John Morris on the Republican ticket, faults his Democratic license vote, and notes local figures like Miss Kate Logan and Wheeden. It also reviews Democratic divergency, upcoming Northwest District schooling events, a controversial cross examination, and the Le Mars Daily Sentinel rebranding as Le Mars Daily Sentinel.
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Hawarden
John ‘Morris
John
Boyden
Supes Ats
Browan
Ube Strugs
Kate Logan
Ireton
Fallacy of free coinage and labor debts debate
The piece defends sound money against free coinage at 16 to 1. It argues workers and farmers are not owed cheap money and condemns debasement while highlighting debtors and creditors among ordinary people, banks, life insurers, and savings groups. It cites Secretary Carlisle and warns against harming the poor.
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Carlisle
Memphis
Ntional
Gud Rtafs Banke
Edtent
Many Billidaa
Dullarg
Abel
Ale
Saujage
National Banka
Treut
Mutual
Building and
Scarcity of Gold and Currency Value Debate
Hon. John De Witt Warner cites Mr Harvey on gold as best medium due to scarcity and questions how demonetizing silver or enlarging currency affects price levels. He argues that simply doubling money without increasing real goods offers no real gain in purchasing power or circulation.
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Friends of
Sound Money
Cheap Dollar
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
John de Witt Warner
Foram
Absentees Mark Memphis Free Silver Convention
The Memphis Evening Scimitar notes a lack of eastern states attendance at the free silver convention. Middle states present and no notable figures from Sibley or his group attended the event.
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Memphis
Free Silver Agitation Impacts Local Insurance Deal
A fragmented Jackens city tale describes a life insurance broker pressed by free silver rhetoric. A wealthy client balks at a large policy, fearing depreciation and unpaid dependents, while the agent pushes the gains and risks inflating the pitch.
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Jackens
Bia
Manu Gsid
Bina
Might
Isin
Ile
Jankson Evening
Le Mars Hosts Generous Crowd at Grand Encampment
The Le Mars community showed great spirit as Ald soldiers gathered last week, generating a warm, large-hearted response. Citizens supported the event with hospitality and enthusiasm, reflecting the town’s readiness to host such a substantial gathering of the G. A. R. members.
Dewitt's Colic and Cholera Cure Promoted
An advertisement urges prompt use of Dewitt's Colic and Cholera Cure for colic cholera and related disease. It claims a safe cure and criticizes crude signatures as ignorant. Subscribing to the newspaper in Sioux county is encouraged.
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LecDorman
McDorman
Cress
Erosa
DeWitt
N. O. Coach
Remedial Ads and Notices in a 1594 Chronicle
A collage of testimonial notices and short items includes Chamberlain's Pain Balm cures rheumatism claims, DeWitt's remedies for cholera and bowel issues, and various sales pitches. Mentions a murderer receiving a respite, a monster match machine in Sweden, and political notes on Kentucky’s governor race with silver platform.
Monarch of Newspapers Revives Classic Journal Spirit
The Journal marks nearly twenty five years of publication as it upholds its tradition of reliable market reports stock updates and engaging chatty features across science and farming topics.
The Foremost Paper Ad from The Journal Promotion
An old ad lists subscription offers for newspapers including daily and Sunday issues priced at ten dollars a year, daily without Sunday at five dollars, and weekly editions with partial pages. It promotes Perein Bros Co in Sioux City Iowa as the address for orders.
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The
Sioux City Journal
Daily Times
Perein Bros.co
Sioux City
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