Republican Meetings and Global News Highlights
A scattered report lists political meetings led by Hon James Harlan and James A Willemsen with dates in September and October. It notes various international events including steamer voyages, amnesty edicts, military orders, and railroad plans, plus local reports on impeachment printing, Indian threats, and cotton crop concerns.
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James Harlan
James A. Willemsen
Nmagnalls
Momlay
Coanett Mints
Taentee
New JeNeran
Tharday
Noomndoren
Uft
Dolge
Webster City
Town Pall
Dubuque
Noborts
Captain Cook
Captain Lott
Peria
Atlantic
Umea
California
Napoleon
Francis Joseph
Charter von Frinkenstuig
Arinister Fom
Austria
United States
Count Wyldenbruck Soo
Camtiag
Washington
Attmial Parraett
Stockholm
Grant Hav
Booch “Benner
West Liverpool
Boston Ang
John A. Kassin
Iussia
John Thompson
American Central Railway
Omaha
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Suntown
Howse
Governaent Printing Office
Griffty
Teinhom
Shevidan
Hancock
Ranny
Sauk County
Wik
South
Ellawarik
Raia
United States praised for leadership in Crete crisis
The Siam Gazelle lauds the United States for its stance on the Crete question and the current tone of Congress. It views America as setting a healthier example for European officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Inchambesy
Conbt
Rochanhead
Yorktown
Dakes Ames
North Easton
Mass
Union Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Siam Gazelle
Congress
America
Adel visit notes river bottoms and growing prosperity
Rippey reports a sightseeing journey from New Jefferson to Adel via Atkinson's mill along the North Coon River. He praises seven farms, rich bottom lands, and improvements over twelve years, noting Atkinson brothers, grain markets, and growing town amenities. He forecasts Adel becoming one of the Union’s most beautiful regions.
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Adel
Rippey
Atkinson
Connecticut River
Prairi
Antler’s
Reatch
At&ingon
Messrs
Atkinton & Sons
Ohio
Priirle
Uhret
Fone
Apleadal Flaming Mill
Chiwagh
Ratricksemek
Mog Creek
Frog Creek
New Tefferson
Beauregant Denounces Rebellion Nonsense at Dinner
Beauregant addressed guests at a New York Hotel dinner on Thursday, calling rebellion claims nonsense and urging focus on rebuilding the Union. The Pomological Convention adjourned after a season in Philadelphia, with fruit displays totaling grapes peaches pears and apples noted as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauregnant
New York
Philadelphia
Autumnal Diseases and Public Health Advice
The article discusses autumn illnesses chiefly diarrhea dysentery and fevers noting they are avoidable with intelligence. It explains miasmatic origins from heat moisture and decaying matter and offers advice such as avoiding sunrise exposure, keeping doors closed in damp areas, and maintaining heated homes to reduce risk. It also touches on broader health topics and stray notes about health practices and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansebo
Iowa Board Reports Higher County Assessments and State Debt
The Iowa Board of Equalization completed county assessment reviews and set allowances for 1857. Real estate value totals rise to about 251 million with personal property around 66.9 million. compared to 1866 figures, real estate gains are noted. The state plans two mills for general revenue and one for the Orphan's Home, with overall debt about 800,000 and US credits near 500,000, implying a near debt-free position after dues. The piece praises wartime contributions and credits Republicans for the fiscal results observed in Davenport Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalizatin L
State
Towa
United States
North
War Department
Iowa
Iowa Republiceans
Davenport
Woman's Petition Urges Equal Property Rights for Widows
A Iowa woman's appeal to readers urges a petition to the next Legislature. She argues widows should retain full control of their property and income, criticizes current estate laws, and asks editors to publish the plea to mobilize support before the winter session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fowe
Mielaw
Towa
Hi Urey
State Register
Fever and Fruit as Life-Preservers for Farmers
Rural New Yorker advocates seasonal eating to prevent illness among farming families. It urges replacing heat producing summer foods with cooling fruits and vegetables in winter and consuming orchard produce daily, arguing prudent diet lowers doctor visits and improves family health.
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Wan Hindostan
New Yarker
Kansas Woman Describes Birth of Infant in Curious Tale
Mya Wariere of Lawrence Kansas recounts the birth of a child with a bizarre description. She compares the face to an Inilia rubber image detailing a deformity with misaligned limbs and organs on the outside, noting only the feet appear normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya Wariere
Lawrence
Kansas
Inilia
Proclamation for Iowa General Election on October 8, 1867
Governor William Stone proclaims a general election across Iowa for October 8, 1867, listing offices to be filled including Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Supreme Court Judge, Attorney General, and unexpired terms. notes a separate 25th Senatorial District election following resignations. local county offices listed for Greene County and surrounding counties.
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Jowa
WM. Stone
Iowa
Lieutenant Gutener
Supreme Court
Ralph P. Lowe
Miso
Frederick B. Bissell
Meary O'Conner
al O
Pacific Instruction
Unin Daville
Welgnel
D. F. Wells
Scoth County
Joseph B. Lake
Cenpesini
Hace
Des Moines
AL D
United States
W. M. Stone
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Storr
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
F. Wells
Jouxsox
Republican County
L J. Mitchell
Joos
H. GO. Hippey
Agine
Harvey Potter
Tollivir
Clinton Dewitt
Medepfile
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James Thornton
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Weemenlay
Jefferson
Thurstay
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Momlse
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Chia
Republican State Central
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Chadeigny
Cetthat
Nawa
Turonne
Anaves
Dindia
Enrontan Conventiox
Clinton
Robert Bonner
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Auburn
London
Abani
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Cataleta
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Cormer
A. D. Wie
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Tawa
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Lance
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Dare
Syonder
Board of Supervisors
Howarr
Clinton and Lyons
Lowa
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Fairbanks
Sutside Plasic Bgt Ark
Jefferson, Iowa
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Rathbone’s
Mea
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Sila
Sima
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Reaper
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Collier & Perry
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