Democratic caucus in Lincoln Township selects delegates
The Lincoln Township Democrats will caucus at Coadh's Drug Store on Saturday September 20 1900 at 4 pm to nominate township officers and choose six delegates for the county convention at Boyden on October 2 1900. The meeting is led by L C Fr Township Chair.
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Lincoln Township
Coadh’s Drug Store
Boyden
L. C. Fr
Ch’m
Friends of
Garret DeMots
Larely
Ninty
Ed. Boomer
B.C. Stevens
Frank Beckman
Geo. Sheldon
G.&. DeMots
G. W. Lensink
Dennis Putnam
Dakota
Dell Rapids
Dennis
Dekots
Sioux Country Mee
Maurice
Reininger
Rock Valley
DeMets
Noles
DeMota
Ensland
Brewster
Melrose
Campbell
Recorder
East End
Tongewaard
Agilings Waite
Vanda Horg
TePasko
Sioux Center
Magimena
Fragmentary local notice about property and people
The readable text hints at a local dispute involving Brick Stone and John B ranlin selling property to nearby residents. It mentions Alcesterites, syrapakhs, and a volatile jack with alarms, but the fragmentary source offers no clear event or outcome.
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Heptarden
John Branlin
Aleaster
Alcesterites
Unyone
Damian
Lee Wade
Appeal for Texas storm relief to aid devastated communities
An appeal urges Town readers to donate abundantly to help communities suffering after a calamitous storm in Texas. Local volunteers list contributors and drop-off points in DeMeviss and urge prompt, widespread assistance through state channels and governor’s office.
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Storma
DeMeviss
Acbatis
Sammiiben
Pink D. Dreksen
David PowWilter
Sgac
Mighel Phavin
Witmer
James
Meerisi Cathel
Thon
Penter
Wim
Stersan
Giso
Auashir
Publishers offer copy rights and music catalogue deal
The article describes a special offer from ET Paull Music Co of New York. Readers can obtain a complete copy of a piece for 25 cents in postage stamps or silver if they mention this paper, otherwise 50 cents. A free 22 cent postage stamp catalogue of 30 pages of music is provided for reorders. Mention the paper and write to 45 W 29th St New York.
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ET. Paull, Music Co
New York
Bryan’s anti prediction faith fades as markets crumble
The article recalls William Jennings Bryan once predicting dire economic outcomes if Republicans win. It notes his failed forecasts from 1899 and recounts local reactions in Nebraska City to anti trust suits and factory disputes. Residents question the impact of removing livelihoods and question Bryan’s political influence in the region.
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Bryan
Tam
Helst
Tlere
MeKinley
Republician Party
Dryap
Siena City
Nebraks City
Nebraska City
Mebroske
Morton
Rebra
Imran
Ap Bryans
Mr. Groan
Prosperity Promises Stir Local Voting Debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe a heated quarrel over voting for Brean and Stayer with claims of prosperity and loyalty to a candidate. References to a visit to a location called Ouisksilver Mountain and a figure named Wick suggest local politicking and threats of economic favors to secure support.
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Py Ane
Brean
Jack Winks
Vespa Teats Teh Oeioest Complete Tale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a boat and a person named Noreen but the passage is garbled. No clear event date or location is extractable. The readable bits hint at a maritime setting or inquiry but lack concrete facts.
Tragic Civil War Wedding Tale From Columbia Mansion
A Civil War era tragedy recounted from an October Ladies' Home Journal piece describes the wedding at South Carolina's Executive Mansion near Columbia. The bride, daughter of Governor Pickens, was fatally wounded by a shell during the ceremony as Northern artillery bombarded the city. The recount highlights the bride's dying moments and the crowd's reaction as the planned marriage proceeded briefly before the fatal injury.
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South Carolina
Thaddeus Horton
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pickens
le Rochelle
Columbia
Natv
Avery
Davenport Citizens Alarmed by Democratic Platform Debate
A fragment from the Siones City Journal notes Davenport conservatives uneasy over the Kansas City platform. The piece discusses Democrats hoping to win Congress and the call for silver coinage, warning it could affect national policy and state stability.
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Davenport
Siones City
Ling Soen
Congress
Kansas City
Tieir
Lfi
Democrat
Devene
Sious City Journal
Mystery of a Missing Deposit: Industrial Finance Under Scrutiny
The text describes a financier facing a sudden withdrawal of funds and a deposit left by a party named Joan. Explanations cite a division of profits and possible harvest plans, with questions about motives and political tensions. The piece questions the stability of money flows and the risk to industrial ventures amid uncertain leadership.
Unclear historical notice on bank and convention names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Payana and a national bank, a legal or financial note with figures and a draft, and a Maur ine convention with several individuals nominated. Details are garbled and names are uncertain, but the core items reference banking, a remedy draft, and a convention slate.
The Sioux City Carnival Preparations Under Way
Preparations for the Sioux City Carnival and Aster-States Festival race toward completion amid high expectations. Officials promise ample funding, top attractions, and grand parades with two distinct showcases daily, plus a bustling midway and performances by notable acts to attract a large regional audience.
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Sioux City
Teed
Shipphy
Balienn
Wiboeeb
Tariffs and protectionist pleas in 1900s campaign material
A fragmented adive for protective tariff literature by the American Protective Tariff League and related political pamphlets. It lists titles on tariffs and American sheep, cites speeches by McKinley and Bryan, and notes distribution by mail and vendors.
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Plymouth
McBinley and
Dingle
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Grosvenor
Ohio
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
American Protective Tariff League
New York
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