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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1891
Page
5
The piece discusses how country editors are blamed for bribes and bias yet remain essential to town life. It reflects on public opinion, editors’ defenses, and the belief that many claim to be remarkable yet receive little recognition from their communities.
The fragment describes Bark Hopkins a dead millionaire with humble origins and associates C P Bautiscen and Hopkins as merchants in Sacramento planning about 2830 to 50. It cites a venture with Stanford and Cracker called the Dutch Firewindia, tied to the first division of the Central Pacific railroad from Sacramento to Dutch Fat, about 150 miles, noting Hopkins grew wealthy on subsidies and the talk of aristocracy.
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First person narrator recounts a poker game in Helena Montana where gambler known as Lucky Bill writes a note before the fatal duel. A dispute between two miners leads to a gunfight. Smoky Bill is killed by an accidental pistol discharge. The writer reads a cryptic message about a hand and a supposed bank stash.
J visited Gen. W. T. Sherman in San Francisco and published a portion of his interview about arury mins ters and Puget Sound travel. He recalls Montgomery Street before the Grand and Prince hotels, cheap real estate, few professionals, and a block that became the Lick House site.
A pretty child with cunning hair and innocent eyes sits in a Harrison streetcar corner. She asks politely for chocolates from a gentleman and offers some sweets in return, while a scene of curious glances unfolds around them.
Fragmentary local notice reports Tolrtespounere opening or recounting elections in Cawker City with unclear details. It mentions a formal process and a civic setting but lacks readable specifics.
A quirky group of clipped anecdotes and light sketches fill this page including a joke about a newspaper for lease, a family banter over expensive cigars, Wall Street satire on lunch and cigars, farm rainfall quips, and a Breezy Beach railway workers' strike of a Saturday half holiday. The items mix humor and social color with named speakers and towns.
A jumble of remarks hints at business shifts and sports gossip. Discussion mentions a possible Association team in Brooklyn and Motive to lure managers with salary offers, alongside casual chats about betting, funerals, and social outings in a coarse, era voice.
The Preferred Mutual Accident association of New York denies payment on a policy after ruling the crib fracture was not caused by external means. The claimant plans to sue for the $280 indemnity. Nearby items note various cures, tonics, and demographic census hints amid a cluttered page.
An old advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a powerful throat and lung remedy. It claims to comfort chronic coughs, throat pain, and hoarseness, presenting the product as a breakthrough for tough cases resisted by doctors and standard medicines.
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