Wheat and local notices fill Oct issue in Orange City
Local interest notes list grain prices Wheat 72 Barley 14.25 Oats 11 Corn 15 and Hog values. Notices include a sale ad for boar pig on Nov 8 by A J Edmonds Mason City and a social event the wedding of E G Ogele to Lulu Hobvnsed. Community health and school updates mention typhoid fever cases and Victor Martin teaching in Plato township.
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Bion
J.C. Milliman
ELS
A. J. Edmonds
Mason City
Anderson
Tlow
Arthur Lang
Baumanp Brothers
Comoission
Alitwakee
Friends of
Art
Tang Teflt
S. Dak
Orange City
E.G. Ogele
Lulu Hobvnsed
Amet Jem Reformed Church
Delroy
Vella
Naame
Brom
Lnasigd
Stock Sale at Rock Valley Cattle Yards Next Tuesday
A notice announces a stock sale at Rock Valley rail yards on Tuesday October 26. Twenty head of cattle for feeders will be sold starting at 10 AM in good condition. The item highlights buyers should attend to obtain high grade stock.
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Rock Valley
Railroad
Republican Rally With Don Milliman Speech Planned
The Orange City Herald reports candidate Don Milliman for Lieutenant Governor will speak Monday October 25 in the evening. The piece mocks opposing campaigns, asserts Milliman’s forceful style and fairness, and criticizes opponents and oil interests as political targets.
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Milliman
Political rancor over speakers and party loyalties in Iowa
A letter denounces Henry Waite of Colorado and other speakers as partisan agitators for the fusion party in Iowa. It urges Sioux County voters to rebuke Republicans Democrats and Populists at the polls and accuses Charles Walsh of anti labor stance.
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Waite
Clolorado
Fred White
Rill Raik
Ag Waite
Patti Alice Lowa
Iowa
Sioux County
Charles Walsh
Towa
Ottumea Democrat
Cedar Rapids Republicans Face Unclear Voters Posture
A garbled report notes Cedar Rapids Republicans posing over recent statements on public policy. The fragment references air separation concerns and year‑long changes but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Cedar Rapids
Asit Verites
Cince
Irony of silver policy in late 1890s economy
On July 1 1896 per capita liquidation stood at 21.10 dollars. By September 1 1897 it rose to 22.73 and by October 1 to 23. McKinley favored opening mills to American workers rather than exposing the mint to global silver.
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McKeinley
Campaign rhetoric and turnout in Sioux City
Sioux City Journal urges action to boost Republican turnout for the upcoming election. It contrasts last year’s energetic campaign with this year’s quieter effort, argues for strong local committee work, and stresses delivering a large majority for Mr. Slaw to deter further appeals by opponents.
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Sioux City
Chicago
United States
Mr. McKinley
Zyryan
Lhss
Ali. Bryan
McKinley
Tes
Branigan
Legionists
Slaw
Lowa
Fall In Silver Prices Driven By Cheaper Production
A historical report argues that silver prices fell chiefly due to cheaper production and increased supply since 1874. It notes improvements in ore processing, smelting, electric mining, and cheaper transportation, with mixed impacts on wages and global demand.
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Coinege’ Remand
Mexico
Political Econoay
Bdward &. Meade
Meade
Sovs
Lyse Shin Jo
Avery
Prodviciies
Chengniezs
United
Saudia
Snachindy
Ammann
Lendvile Amt
Fgne Power Ag
Milmkag
United State
Pines
Hie & Price
Mn Meade
Laatner
May
Europe
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Victor Mariin
Vernon
Tie
Des Maines
Vic
Schoo
Weatherwick
Plato Township
Inpex
Louis Morgan
Price
Aia
Stampa
Movean Music Co
Arkansas City
Kansas
Steadman
Ofte
Fie
Tlortense
Sadie Tamplin
Lensink’s
Rev. Brandt
Doon
Brandt
Dennis
Selland
Republican Rally
Orange City Herald
Ereo
Ladaadalta
Tua
Bancombe
bin Health
Khaanke
Thare
Coadh
Cerhin Courtries
Terrace Farm
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