Abandoned Note Fragments and County Deeds Abstract
Fragmentary OCR text covers railway connections, deed abstracts from Lafay the county Mo, and various real estate transfers in Lexington and Mayview. Included are names such as W. W. Preston, A. Selumidt, Jno Welsh, Lydia V. Green, John W. Graham, and Mary A. Robertson. Also snippets reference political and social commentary from the era.
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Conner
Recorder of Deeds
Lafiycho County
Office of
W. W. Preston
L. W. Brelsford
Jung
Pete
Leginawille
South
A. BK. Asbury and Wife
A. Sith
LO Fe
John W. Groom
W. Church
Bill
Lo Lund
Aslury
Mel
Soo Ana DD
Moore
Tempel
Giukinve Haerd
Jno
M. Welsh
Jobs TS
Kati Meiwitt
John G. Londen
Kiberts
Taylor
Uomiett
Lexington
J. W. Holmlett
Frank Morath
Mary M. Searery
High Strom
Paubrnn
Sear Andreea
Mary A. Robertson
S. Reed
Irim
Tipe Ineville
Patterson & Smith Tod
W. Prince
Bik
Odessa
Selumidt
Chios
Howler
Grand Ave
Zentmeyer
Uigehisville
Lydia V. Green
J. W. Graham
Waterhouse & Hiding
Mayview
Henry
J. W. Whitsettler
Sand Sin Patterson & Sanich's
Woilel
Cncomin Es Oc
Cc Keaey Vis Dabegcelel
Iatithoo
K. Moreland
J. i. Moorehead
Anderson
Pilgrim Fathers and a Sunflower Conundrum
A fragmented reminiscence questions marriage and values with a humorous, archaic voice. It compares a failed union to the old Pilgrim Fathers, pondering what those early settlers would say about a modern clash of wealth, experience, and happiness.
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Plymouth Bay
Summer Millinery Details at Door dure mente
Fashion notes describe summer hats with twisted wide legs and bold velvet trims, ribbons and flowers. Accessories include new fourteen rib parasols, borders, lace covers, and Windsor umbrellas, plus corded capes and pointed yokes for outdoor wear.
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Windsor
Lord & Taylor
Catherine Fry
Mia
Lucy Caren
Candidate Duncan Nominated for State Superintendent
The Northwestern region backs B. Duncan of Nodaway County for state superintendent of schools. He is described as an accomplished scholar with strong devotion to education. Supporters claim he will win the nomination with broad backing across many sections and favorable press coverage. Signed by U.P. ToKinance, Kix-Circuit Clerk.
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Old Gabriel
Salina
California
Gabriel
Guabriel
Marvinenk
Mareh
Kerron
Democratic Party
Ia B. Dincan
Nodaway County
Ble
Ane Fine
N Nmber of Letters
Iare Doub
Generos
Very Besper
U.P. ToKinance
Notable shifts in society in Cobbe's Forum reflections
Frances Mower Cobbe outlines twelve lasting changes in Europe and America from food to fame. Indolence gives way to feverish activity, sympathy for suffering rises, greed wanes, and travel becomes nomadic. Minds grow subtler, emotions more varied, yet dangers of duplicity increase.
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Frances Mower Cobbe
Europe
America
Republican politicians defend trusts in tariff debate
After buffeting and amending an anti-trust bill, Republican associates send it back to committee. Senator Platt of Connecticut exposes the flaw, saying the senate has not pursued a real remedy. He argues tariff protection enables trusts, and removal would expose monopolies. the GOP aims to avoid forbidding trusts.
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Sherman
Platt
Connecticut
Senate
Republican Congress
The Kiss From Mother through Time and Trouble
A writer urges young ladies to imagine kissing their mothers as a sign of gratitude for years of care. The piece recalls a mother’s feverish child years, midnight kisses, and countless small sacrifices that shaped each child, highlighting how a mother’s face grows with wrinkles yet remains dear and beautiful to a sick child.
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Locomotive Fireman's Magazine
Wother
Anil Kishable
Joy for the Farmer From the McKinley Tariff
A humorous chide on tariff reform and farm life. The piece cites McKinley committee room cheer in farmyard terms, noting protected hens eggs protected cows calves and crops. It ends with a parable from Perthshire about schooling and church joining customs.
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Chicago News
Appinesa
McKinley
Grim Russian peasant murder ends in stake execution
A rich farmer dies suddenly in Suoroffak and is buried after prayers. At the funeral the coffin lid rises, the supposed corpse sits up, and villagers attack the grave. He is killed with holy aspen stakes as fear and superstition drive a mob to violence. The case highlights need for education and impartial trial.
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London Daily Telegraph
Prerensatuika
Suoroffak
Stanovoy
Russia
Kusela
Preas
Pungent Paragraphs From Ouray Solid Muldern Era
The text discusses Ben’s reign with a 39,600 postmaster removals figure, civil service activity, and economic quirks like low stamp values and shifting prices. It references political figures Rutherford Hayes and Tankersley, tariff reform talk, the Farmers Alliance, and a satirical exchange between Edward Eddy and Secretary Halford amid 1890s political climate.
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Civil Service
Wannamaker
Kansas
Ctarrison
Rutherford Hayes
Oklahoma
Tankersley
Arkansaw
Farmers’ Alliance of
Kausan
Lan Orm
Washington
Edward Eddy
Omaha Grant Smelting Co
Halford
Eddy
Higher education neglects civic duty in youth
In an April Forum piece F A P Barnard criticizes colleges for focusing on science and classical studies while neglecting lessons on government, citizens duties, and the United States constitution. He argues this misalignment leaves graduates unprepared for their most important life duty as defined by the constitution.
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United States
Two Harvard youths demand milk in Glen Nevis
Two Harvard youths traversing the Scottish Highlands stop at a rustic cottage in Glen Nevis asking for milk priced at four pennies a glass. The cotter’s wife refuses the two pence and insists on sixpence for breaking the Sabbath, delivering a firm rebuke in Scots.
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Harvard
Glen Nevis
Colleg
Harper's Magazine
April Weather Outlook by Rev Ira B Hicks
Rev Ira B Hicks of St Louis forecasts April weather with moon alignments and storm patterns. He predicts strong rain, lightning, wind, hail, and snow in northern areas around April 6 to 9, cool spells with frosts through mid month, a warm finish, and major storm activity early May with likely earthquakes near the 5th, 19th, 20th, and 21st.
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Ira B. Hicks
St. Louis
Klormé
Turquoise Band Seal of Friendship in Love Advice
A Ladies' Home Journal guidance piece urges young women to guard romance with restraint. It cautions against possessiveness and revealing family secrets, advises couples to keep private moments special, and uses the Hindu saying a turquoise wearer has a friend to frame the message.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Jett
Hie Coe
Trusts, tariffs, and carpet makers in tariff debate
The New York Commercial Bulletin reports ingrain carpet makers struggle amid low prices and keen competition with a looming combination scheme. The piece links protection to trust growth, notes wool prices rising and shoddy use, cites a sugar trust remark on protecting industries, and urges Republican leaders to speak on tariffs in the McKinley bill era.
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New York Commercial Bulletin
Ingrain Carpeta
Nomerona
Sugar Trust
Congress
Senate
Mr. McKinley
Mortgageed Farms Fall to Mortgagees in New York
The assessors report to the Albany senate shows thousands of mortgaged farms in New York slipping into mortgagees hands. It notes high indirect taxes have produced eloquent orators, debt-ridden farmers, and a few colossal fortunes as the nation’s apparent prosperity.
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New York State
Kansas
Assessora
Senate
Albany
Senator Allison and tariff policy debate in the West
The piece discusses Senator Allison pushing tariff reductions and free trade for many items, clashing with eastern Republicans who funded the last campaign and seek protectionist duties in return. It notes western Republicanism versus eastern bloc influence and advertises Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary for subscribers.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Allison
Iowa
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