GOP State Ticket Featured in Definite Campaign Slate
Republican state ticket fields a broad slate with W. A. Johnson of Ottawa seeking Justice. Joan A. Martin of Atchivun for Governor. P. Riddle of Crawford for Secretary of State. S. T. Owe of Marton for Treasurer. E. P. McCare for Attorney General. J. J. Lawhead of Bourlwn for Public Instruction.
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Horton
Atehinon
W. A. Johnson
Ottawa
Joan A. Martin
Atchivun
Goyerxon
P. Riddle
Crawford
A.B. Allen
Sedgwick
Odt
E.P. McCare
Grint Foa Treastiasn
S.T. Owe
Marton
Pox
S. B. Bradfuld
Gnage
Fox Stet
Public Instacctiax
J. J. Lawhead
Bourlwn
Judicial Convention Notice for Fourth Judicial District Kansas
A delegate convention for the Fourth Judicial District of Kansas will meet at the courthouse in Lawrence at 4 PM on Tuesday August 5 184 for nominating a candidate for Judge. Representation equals Republican State Convention. Amerman Franklin Wrong Wyandotte counties allocated delegates and alternates. Republican county conventions urged to nominate and schedule meetings. By order of the Republican Judicial Committee ward district T P Witcha Chairwoman J Bankes Secretary Irawa Kan July 0 184.
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Kansas
Sourt House
Lawrence
Aid
Oald District
Republian
Amerman County
Franklin County
Tye
Wrong Iis
Uly Tercates
Jaulelal
T. P. Witca
Chatciw
Dongclas County
Fourth Judiela District
Call for Republican County Convention in Lawrence
Democratic and Republican party notices mix with editorial excerpts about national politics. The Republican call outlines a Lawrence county convention on August 2 for nominating state offices and eight delegates to the Fourth Judicial District convention on August 19, with precincts Baldwin City Black Jack Palmyra Vinland and hours for primaries. The piece includes party leadership names and details on delegate allocation and meeting places.
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Townsis
Prin. Buders
Palmyra
Baldwin City
Black Jack
Vinland
Aswellate Tog
Lawrapee
Fromdi
Esubley Juha
Hb.b
Asuna
Republican County Central Committee
Frontier notes from Indian Territory near Cavey Kansas
Letter from July 19 1884 describes the Kansas Territory border with Indian Territory. Observes cattle ranching with thoroughbred Texas cattle and branded herds, roundups in May or June, cowboys, brands heated to mark cattle, and mixed ranch farming with home comforts. Mentions M C Jones renting ranches and rich corn and cattle production.
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Leiter
Jones
Eaxce
Indian Territory
Cavey
Kan
Enitok Journal
Kansas
Que
Breede
Etock
Texas
Texsa
Cootboga
M.C. Jones
Butter and Beef in a Single Breed
The London Agricultural Gazette article by J Blundell argues crossbreeding Guernsey cows with Short Horn bulls to create a dual purpose breed. It contends improved cattle can yield better returns both for dairy output and beef, noting current cows differ in milking, fattening, and dry periods and that combining milk, butter, and beef traits could enhance overall value.
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London Agricultural Gazette
J. Blundell
Guernsey
Channel Saland
Channel Island
Jersey
Alderney
Gunernsey
Pivdaran
Inbush
Guernier
America
Mixed dairy stock aims for cows with milk butter balance
An earnest discussion argues for combining beef and milk traits in a single dairy cow. The author favors improving Guernsey lines by crossing with Short Horn stock to yield high milk with strong butter output and reasonable beef capacity, citing examples from the Guernsey breed and historical notes.
Cleveland's Record A Brief Sketch of Gov. Cleveland
A condensed, old newspaper summary recounts William H. Cleveland’s public service from 1862 as Erie County assistant district attorney to 1871 as Erie County sheriff, notes two Irishmen he hanged, and describes his mayoral and gubernatorial campaigns. It mentions a veto of a street railways bill and references a 1834 nomination and defeat, ending with a curt assessment.
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Cleveland
Hie
Erie County
New York City
Dan Manning
Logan's Gramm driver recalls brave moment with Logan
In a vivid Civil War reminiscence a driver describes the moment John Logan rode forward amid the Battle of Atlanta. The speaker recalls hats shot away and a pivotal call to fall back and reform as Union lines drew near. The anecdote emphasizes Logan's leadership and the troops' morale.
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Logan
John Logan
Atlanta
Terse Cure Claim From TICCRA REMKINGS Advertised
A dated testimonial by James EK Riciannius of New Orleans alleges severe lifelong illness with recurring pain and paralysis, claiming ten years of no relief, and credits TICCRA REMKINGS with a full cure after 1880, sworn before J. P Crawford in Louisiana.
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James EK
Riciannius
New Orleans
J. P Crawford
Still More Soap. Unknown Cure for Eczema in Salt Rheum
A garbled OCR item from 242 Learbora Street claims a cure for Ebezema in Salt Rheum. It mentions head, peck, arms and legs, seventeen sentences of dubious remedy and a claim of failure after hundreds of trials. The text is unclear and appears to be a historical advertisement or notice.
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Learbora Street
Bleazo
Uly
Fragmented Text Summary From Damaged OCR Page
The readable fragments mention a court or justice theme with names implied and a reference to a prominent person. The obscure text suggests a historical legal or civic notice with unclear details. No definitive events or entities can be confirmed from the surviving words.
Historic Patent Remedies Parade From Old Market Ads
A fragmentary notice markets various patent medicines and tonics. Claims include cures for catarrh, loss of smell, and chronic ailments, promoted by vendors Sanford and Barber Bros. Advertised products include a blood purifier, liver tonic, and salve with supposed universal healing powers.
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Dunes
Barber Groe
Marshall firm advertises trial cure for nervous debility
An advertisement from Ane Celtaie West Co of Marshall Michigan offers a thirty day trial of health and electric appliance treatments for men and women described as suffering nervous debility lost vitality and various other ailments. The notice appears in the paper with a reference to a deceased and wife.
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Sanford
Radler
Sanfordis
Tygin
Basten
Merwe
Celtaie West Co
Marshall, Mich
Lr Dsety
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National Republican Ticket
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Judicial Convention
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Blaine
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Indianapolis
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Boston Herald
Hear
Long End
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Collins
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Earth
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Maine
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Robert Norse
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Ty Ulf. Bigelow
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Tte
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Crewny Balin
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Linn County
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D. F. Bigelow
Labette Creek
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Barber Roe
Severy
Sabetha
the Leaden Times
Dir Elsine
Carter
Ci Hazard & Co
New York
Lester Wallack
Parker's
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H Lee
Louisville
Taylor Cary
Ohin & Wixenssippi Railway
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Teds
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J. S. Crew & CO
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Gicnidran
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Vermont Street
HL & Menderhall
Chena
Glass and Queenswiare
Jjohn A. Dailey
I Vderlerk
China
Cnanavuer
the State
Diosa
W. W. Fluke & Son
Temple OF Fashion
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