Erection at Hull Reveals County Ticket Shifts in Local Vote
The Hull area recount notes a light turnout compared with last year. Supporters of favorites moved through the county ticket with emphasis on the home candidate and sheriff, while Brown faced little opposition for Superintendent and Balkema led for supervisor in Lincoln township. A farm sale notice and a small local market item follow, with a late report of a nine and a half pound pharmacist’s arrival at the Steward Anderson home.
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Uwull
Garé
Balkema
Iate
Dot
Rown
Wells
Brown
Lincoln Township
Wight Tage Beer
Blatherwick
Lincoln
Milliman
Plummer
Watterman
Kinne
Garrett
Rheinart
Davidson
Grave
Bailey
Coach
Shoemaker
Lehlund
Schaap
Schroeder
Heald
Sawyer
Hinzenga
Werkman
Watherwick
Mueller
E. ©. Elliott
Henry Goltech
Steward Anderson
J. W. Fur
End of the century fears and reform debates sharpened
A mixed editorial passage discusses stagnation versus revolution and the danger of radical change, warning that even in a republic educated leaders must guide policy. It notes Henry George's death and the heated reception of his reform theories, alongside an employment advertisement seeking trustworthy, established men in Iowa.
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Tennyson
Henry George
Goody
Local notes and elections mix with social items
A bustling column reports election chatter and village news from Hall, Iowa, including weather, shop ads, personal moves, and community notices. It notes rental bonds, a new heating plant, sales positions, and social events while naming residents, visitors, and local businesses.
The Railroads in United States 1895 Statistics
The total mileage of railways in the United States on June 30, 1895 was 152 77663 miles. There were 1985 railroad corporations and 35950 locomotives in use. There were 120745 cars and 896620 men employed. Salaries and wages paid in the previous year totaled 3465 824531. Capital was 5100G. S 618 000 000 outstanding notes. Presenters carried 53102737 for the year. Gross earnings were 31150169370. There were 1, etc. employees killed and 29062 injured. appetitious.
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United States
Wanted Trustworthy Travelers for Monthly Work in Iowa
Advert announces positions for responsible individuals to travel in Iowa for monthly wages plus expenses. Respondents are asked to send a fully addressed stamped envelope with references to The Dominion Co. Dept in Chicago.
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Iowa
Domine Son Company
Chirare
Towa
Dominion Co. Dept
Chicago
Honor roll names listed for October school month
The school report for October 2ath lists students by rooms with many familiar surnames. Acknowledged omission of Clarence Beckman in the published report, with intent to include in next month’s issue.
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Honor Hark
Annetiu All
Carl Keep
Dyio Brenner
Beasie Trenmer
Eddie Hollister
Albert Vredeveit
Annie Christensen
Gracie Chase
Virgil Schoeneman
Maurica Keewel
Eugene Brown
Lottie Ruby
Vincent Kuewel
Fredy Byer
David Loepp
Edna Gellauder
Arry Steinburg
Freddie Lensick
Jackie
Carl Owens
Elmer Strutter
Oval Drenner
Eddie Fie
Mary ¥Ollrich
George Leusink
Mabel Lamartine
Edna Mackie
Frank Boomer
Frank Harrington
Hugh May
Nina Miller
Floy McDonald
Glen Odle
Lonvella Tutoam
Viva Fie
Cora Harrington
Anna May
Any Jenseo
Homer Swafford
Edith Tuttle
George Trowbridge
Just Mooth
Clarence Beckman
Farewell reception for Mrs Borquin by WRG members
A farewell reception was given to Mrs Borquin on Tuesday evening by WRG members. She has long been a faithful society and social figure, and friends gathered at Mrs B H Tamplin’s home to present her with a handsome gift holder as a keepsake of their esteem for years to come.
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Misa Josephine Borquin
Misa
J.C. Berry
Spencer, Mo
DeWitt
DeWitt's
J. A. Anderson
DeKoster
Lucas de Koster
Reformed Church
Academy
Jol
Dehoerster
Comrades Celebrate at Henry Cassady Home
About fifty comrades and families gathered at Henry Cassady’s home for a reunion honoring his service. Donations included sacks of flour and a quarter of beef, with Father Phelan praising the veterans. The editor notes the growing bond among old soldiers and a hope for lasting friendship until the end of the war.
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Henry Cassady
Cena
Father Phelan
Cassady
Ald
Igie
G W Lensink’s Sioux County General Merchandise Offer
G W Lensink promotes a comprehensive Sioux County dry goods department with dress goods, clothing and fur coats at low prices. The store claims a complete boots and shoes stock and unmatched groceries and crockery quality and price, promising courteous service and quick, low-cost offerings.
We pay highest price for country produce
We pay the highest price for country produce offered by buyers seeking mutual benefit. This brief notice emphasizes fair terms and prompt payment for farmers and merchants.
Greatest of Colonizers Sparked by Gold Across Continents
The Kansas City Times notes gold as a potent force shaping empires. It describes California's Mexican era, Australia as a penal colony transformed by gold, and South Africa, where Johannesburg rose with the gold boom. The piece credits mining with turning barren regions into populous, thriving centers through history.
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California
Mexico
Australia
Sea Portraits on a Pristine Shore
A lyrical slice of coast scenery describes a shore line of tamarisks and heath, yellow sand, a blue sea with a fishing smack, and a clear sky. The passage notes the absence of human presence, imagining nereids dancing on the strand as Taine muses on nature’s purity.
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Bornea
France
Arrest of Chir Nan Powmd on Legal Warrant Rumor
Philadelphia Bulletin reports an arrest tied to a legal warrant amid unclear details. The fragment mentions police action and a suspect named Chir Nan Powmd with limited readable context.
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Legen
Philadelphia Bulletin
Olive Oil Secret For Sailors Prevents Intoxication
A navy veteran recalls a WWII era tip from a Louisiana creole: take a glass of olive oil before drinking, then another later if possible, to coat the stomach or suppress fumes, helping American sailors stay cheerful and clear headed against British officers. The method reportedly keeps drinkers from being outdrunk.
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Bors
China Station
Mexico
China
Africa
India
Louisiana
United States
Louisville
Gourier- Journal
American tools abroad win warm orders worldwide
American tools gain steady export demand across Europe, Australia, South Africa, and the Americas. New York agents report multiple small orders daily from Hungary, Austria, Germany, France, England, and other regions as quick shipping makes London and Berlin as easy as Chicago.
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Hungary
Austria
Germany
France
England
South Africa
South America
Jinatia
Australia
New Zealand
Sonia
Ierchanta
Sud
London
Chicago
Berlin
Paterson
Vow York Sun
The Morality of Fiction and Conscience in Writing
A reflective piece argues Oscar Wilde on fiction being lying and notes that most authors neglect conscience and intellect when writing for public attention. It compares writers to Homer and Goethe, urging care and integrity in literary work.
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Oscar Wilde
Oly
Arfons War
Uoon Llomer
Frederic M. Bird
Lippincott's
Leather and Kerosene for Footwear Comfort
A historical note claims kerosene can soften stiff leather shoes if worn wet. The leather becomes pliable and adapts to the foot, though care is needed. The text also references a century-old cholera remedy involving wadding a deaf from the Koran and forcing it down the parent’s throat.
Queen's medical department costs £2000 yearly
The medical department of the queen's household costs £2000 annually and oversees 24 perpetual perquisites.
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Queen's Household
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