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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1891
Page
1
The piece discusses misapprehensions about the silver act of 1890 and related treasury operations citing July 1890 to Oct 1891 coinage data. It covers treasury note backing by silver bullion, redemption rules, and contrasts with silver certificates. It also reports Iowa election outcomes, canvass results, and party dynamics including prohibition and alliance influence.
The piece argues New York state won t confidently go Democratic while New York City leads the trend but drags the state along. It notes Congress will convene three weeks from next Monday and the speakership dominates politics. It mentions some papers backing Boies for 1982 and the Skimmers Congress meeting in Sedalia Missouri this week.
The notice advertises lending on all kinds of approved securities with ample collateral support. A promotional item offers a free nasal remedy with each bottle of Shiloh's. C F Vollman & Co handles the sale.
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