Local Officials Named in Ancestral Slate
J. P. Carbee and A. Sidney Belt announced for Trenacher. R. T. Wilson seeks Trenacher as judge. Johnston Elliott runs for Judge. Hiel Hale stands for Sheriff. H. S. Bradshaw for Superintendent. John M. Greer for Surveyor. Mowry Farnum named for Coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Carbee
A. Sidney Belt
Trenacher
Cece
R. T. Wilson
Johnston Elliott
Hiel Hale
Bradshaw
John M. Greer
Mowry Farnum
Link County Republican Convention in Marion elects officers
The Link County Republican Convention met in Marion July 20 at 10 a.m. with J. T. Rice presiding. Col J P Coulter elected temporary chair, D M Hollin secretary, credentials and permanent organization committees named, and resolutions adopted praising Union victory and calling for universal enfranchisement. Sheriff ballot results favored Hiel Hale over Mason. Wilson named county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link County
Marion
J. T. Rice
Mt. Vernon
J. P. Coulter
D. M. Hollin
David Carskaddon
H. G. Angle
J. M. Conklin
D. Carpenter
N. M. Hubbard
Henry Kepler
Yell
Peat
Wm. G. Thompson
William Smyth
E. E. Leach
John 8
Kurtz
R. Alspaugh
A. Perry
Hosea White
H. @. Angle
John S. Kurtz
Harvey Powell
C. M. Hollis
W. Rathbun
Messrs
Committee On
Ionn County
Republican Daily Papers
Chicago
Nion
Chas. Weare
Sheriff
Stanchfield
Milo P
Smith
Hiel Hale
Giffen
Hale
Stanchfeld
Mason
Richard Wilson
Troagurer
Johnston
Nominees Declared at Convention for County Posts
The convention voted for Representatives with Ballot results showing Belt Bowman Carbee and Rice. Belt and Carbee declared unanimous nominees. Mowry Farnum named County Coroner John M Greer County Surveyor H S Bradshaw County Superintendent. A County Central Committee chosen. next convention set for September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Oarbee
Belt
Bowman
Rice
Carbee
J P. Carbee
Mowry Farnum
John M. Greer
H. S. Bradshaw
Lisbon
Hollis
Rapids
Rathbun
Marion
Eartier
Convention to be held in Ottumwa on August 10
The narrative lists a diverse set of items including a railroad convention in Ottumwa on August 10, a Fairfield bank in operation, a lightning death of a Pella girl, a drowning of a Hall teacher at Rockingham, and census figures for Dubuque. It notes crop damage from July rains, military draft figures for Iowa, and various state appointments and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
First National Bank
Fairfield
Ledger
Turpin
Pella
Blade
Hall
Rockingham, Scott Co
Dubuque, Ng
Iowa
Col. Connell
W. R. Smith
Sioux City
War Platform Shifts Across States Prompt Debate On Peace
A ruckus of opinions follows the shift from peace to war platforms in several states. Disputes arise over education policy for African Americans, and a New Hampshire ruling on C O D parcels affects delivery practices. Reconstruction in North Carolina proceeds, while a Nevada city council seat goes to a Black Democratic nominee. The tone critiques Democratic stances and recalls Civil War era debates as federal actions face scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Cony
Maine
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Holden
North Carolina
Austin
Nevada
Gen
Sherman
Lancaster
Ohio
England
Mexico
France
Stanton
Lee
Ord
Bey
Dr. Mudd
Spangler
Arnold
O'Laughlin
Auburn
Key West
Gulf
Rebellious Georgia County Surrenders to Present Law
In a Georgia county, Rebels announce temporary submission to the U S Constitution and laws, mocked as a begrudging for the present. The piece mocks terms demanded for allegiance, calls out racial bias in enforcement, and parodies political chestnuts from the era with sharp, satirical wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County
Georgia
United States
Damocles
McCullough
Confederacy
Farewell Address to the 6th Iowa Infantry at Louisville
A farewell address from Lt. Col. W. H. Clune to the 6th Iowa Infantry praises their Civil War service. It notes battles fought, miles marched, and graves of comrades. The piece likens reunion at home to healing the nation and urges steadfast support of the government and laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn Towa V
Louisville
6Th
Iowa
Missouri
Shiloh
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Jackson
Lookout Mountain
Knoxville
Resacca
Dallas
New Hope Church
Big Shanty
Kennesaw
Chattahoochie
Peachtree Creek
Ezra Chapel
Jonesboro
Lovejoy
Atlanta
Griswoldville
Carolinas
W. II Clune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linn Co, Register
S. W. Rathbun
Exscrick
Tursday
WM. M. Stone
B. Flgue
Suprema Court
Geo. G. Wright
Faville
Union County
Lown News
General News
Davenport
5Th Cavalry
Montgomery
Als
Selma
Ala
Springfield
Ilinois
Augusta
Brazos Santiago
Texas
Mobile
Duvall’s Blatt, Ark
Fort Smith, Ark
Nashville
Philadelphia
National Bank of
Town City
London News
Jeff Davis
Napoleon Bonaparte
Davis
Johnson
Andy Johnson
Discano
Memphis
Arkansas
Marc Rene Rascaury
Maj. Stanton
Richmond
Mulford
Washington
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Congress
Agricultural Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Namline
Freer
Seymour
Morgan
Ball's
Reaper & Mower
Wwe
The
Buffalo Pitts
Buckeye Reaper and Mower
Victor Cane-Mill
Cook's Evaporator
Iit
Hamline H. Firrer
Cash Store
East Side Public Square
Mammoth
Retell
DeLaln
Merinog
Splendid Colora
Poplin & Mahatra
Plaidy
Stespen
Mata
Hugy, &c
Atum
Turke Island
Rio
Hatsa
Ely
W. P
Mar
Stoovvens
Leghorn
Derby
Sheridan
Resort
Dotton
Garrota
Byron
Arate
Cent
East Side
Public Square
Ww. Wilson
Meamton, TS A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!