Perkins Pickands and Local Meeting Schedule Noted
Miss Solan of Rock Valley visits Perkins this week while Mrs G W Hannon, station agent’s wife, is ill. The Congregational church led by Rev Mrs Nutting plans a forthcoming turkey roast inviting all. Sioux county Republicans target a 1500 vote majority with many meetings set in Oct at Rock Valley Matlock Middleburg Capel Lynn Orange City Hospers Hawarden Eagle Washington Haoll Center and Plato with speakers including Wm McFarland Drake Dolliver Haldwin Gailey and Quigley.
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A . Perkins Pickands
Solan
Rock Valley
Perkins
G. W Hannon
Congregational Church
Sioux County
K. H. Fairburn
G. W. Witts
Uon
Geo
BE. Gowers
Carnes
Matlock
Middleburg
Capel Township
W. J. Suckow
Tt. EL Omated
L. D. Hobson
Capel
Lynn
Orange City
O. J. Taylor
Hospers
J. A. Sammis
Hawarden
Wm. McFarland
F. M. Drake
Dolliver
W. A. Quigley
J.B. van Dyke
Eagle
Washington Oat
BE. Hanemaayer
Stuck Valley
Inpex
Mr. E
Flatt
Chicago Record
Mickiley
Bry
Missouri
Robert Watterson
Merri] Munday
Graham Boden
Oggel
Chris
Maggie Synhorst
Palmer
Dad
County
Mr. Lewis
Bryan
J. W. Waite
Idee Watlie
Myr
Walle
Sud
Hia
Chicago
Ulster
Cias
Manly
Gampaign Lie Suppressed Amid Pension Rumor
A circulating report claimed a pensioner would lose half his pension if he voted for Bryn. Joh. Argubright denied knowledge of such circulars and sought to debunk the tale as free silver advocates spread it. A child injury, local sales notes, and unclaimed letters follow in this community roundup.
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Tor Bryn
Argubright
Bome
Opi
Etter
World
Mnde
Utted Moines Jiahle
Alers
Lxpex
Ralph
Frank Beckman
Eelaar
Dr. Owens
Ti Ja
Little One
Local Hull news notes and election chatter in Sioux County
Hull Iowa area brief with farm sales figures at IxpEx office. Local visits by LL Walters and Frank Shimmer. Campaign talk for Baldwin meeting, county race, and street corner debates. Community notices include church events, teasers for sales at Beckman W Rowe, and local social updates.
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IxpEx
LL Walters
Bigelow
Minn
Ene
Frank Shimmer
Doon
Wia
Hull
Blull
Beckman
W. Rowe
Rev Smith
M. E. Church
Janus Steinberg
Wen By a Former Hull Lassie Wins Des Moines Biscuit Contest
In Des Moines last Saturday seventy two young girls aged under thirteen competed for biscuits. Wen By, formerly from Hull, won first prize with Gracie Meek and Eli ud Weill Keown among her rivals. Hull friends extend congratulations.
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Wen By
Hull
Des Moines
Gracie Meek Forueniy
Eli Ud Weill Keown
Gakgister Notes Gakgister and Van Wagenen & Co.
The fragment mentions Van Wagenen & Co owning Gakgister and a political abatement with a last week focus. It also records a memorial notice for Nell Barbara Green with religious sentiments and a funeral note referencing the Free Methodist church and Epworth League.
Farming land values under different election outcomes
The article compares farm prices under free coinage and standard dollar values. It argues a farm near Inwood would fetch $327.50 per acre if McKinley wins, versus $0 under Bryan era pricing, with figures detailing per acre gains of $1195 under the McKinley scenario.
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Bryan
Inwood
Register
McKinley
Men of WomenTravel for Responsible Established House
Job notice from The Nation lists salary and experience requirements for a permanent position in a house project in Towa. Applicants are asked to enclose a self addressed stamped envelope. Sources mention insurance boards in Chicago and a reference to Stet.
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Towa
Stet
Insurance Brds
Chicago
Fallacy in Free Silver Defenses Compared to Wheat Values
A Blunt critique argues that asserting free silver would equally adjust debt payments is faulty. It notes a farmer’s debt tied to grain prices misleads, since debt terms adjust through market shifts rather than a fixed unit of value. The piece questions whether price declines justify shifting obligations across disparate goods.
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John Smith
Jones
Ebu Smith
Smith
Iran
Dosenty
Lho
Facts for Farmers on Tariffs and Wool Trade Effects
Michigan farmers face depression from tariff changes and import data. The piece cites 1890 Republican tariffs raising wool imports to over 313 million dollars value in 1893 and Democratic tariff effects with 248 million pounds of wool imported, highlighting economic pressures on farms and the agricultural sector nationwide.
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Michigan
Treasury Department
Wassingion
United States
Wwlaerense
Eversing
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John N. Haldwin
Non. C. Gailey
Je. W. A. Quigley
Plato
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Harber
Wii
J. Roas
Rock Rapids
Jewelers
Miss Mary Vopelor
Louve Meileme
Sem Mckee
Tack Township
Rev
A. Luce
Nelson Rombough
Deckman, W. & Stowe
M.E. Church
Mike
Jed Baldwin
Geady
New Lartford
Wother
Abs
J. Jiourquin
Sherburne
Tuck Rapids
Lou
Jas
Logan
Washington
Lagan
Jude A. van Wagener
Congress
Jo Howard
Anderson
Brick Bank
South Dakota
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Gov. Drake
McFarland
Tawardan
Sheldon
Qny
Churen
Colton
Fair Slaven
Jobo LP
Iowa
Aurora
Ill
Tie Baldwin
Bull
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Vao Wagenen
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Hintboext
VanWagen
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Steinberg
G. J. Brown
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Argubuight
Ireland
Belcause
Treat
Girand Rapids
Mich
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J. Anderson
Strehlon
Emma Calton
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Royal ‘Tailors
Heckman, W. & Rowe
Gakgister
Rock Valley Regier
Popecrat
van Wagenen & Co
Cortesa
Wagenen
Ube
van Wagener & Co
van Wilegen & Co
Nelle Barbara Green
Frou
G.cetigt Fans Weekly
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Careth
Leach
Jeri
Fiveen
Motherak
Alisa Nellie
Hfe
Miss Nellin
P Jesus
Epworth
Pdace
Fife
Moses
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Sinters
Carter
J. N. Baldwin
Ron Cage Boy
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