New Idea notes booming towns and political shifts
The Somida newspaper sketchs growth in Somida and nearby towns Onawa Onawa and Ta county centers. It reports election results and the rising influence of the State Bank and General Banking Law, plus historical politics from 1866 through the Dred Scott era. It notes local happenings, a Cedar Rapids tragedy, and railroad push progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmail
Somida
Shelby County
Nishnabotana
Tt la
Towa
Ure M. GM
Snetnyvinen
Galland Grove
Tida Develd
Gulland Grove
Reed
Oxawa
Onawa
Missouri River
Connecil Bulls
Air Line
Ashton
Monona
Bank Way
Dubuque
Johnson County
State Bank
Ramoan
Isbell Addrersus
Lyons
Fremont Station
Wyoming
Anamosa, &c
Linn County
Anamosa
Sermon on Money Love and Social Evils in Free States
A pamphlet style sermon denounces the love of money as the root of evil and indicts slavery speculation, land monopoly, and political corruption. It attacks ministers who profit from revivals and warns that towns breed deceit and oppression, urging honest citizens to resist financial greed and defend equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
South
Union
Buchanan
Kangas
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Kansas
Ware
Douglas
Col
J. M. Preston
Dred Scott
Lecompton
Dilan
Harald
Iva
Schoal
Dubuque
Free State
Prairie
Dydarts
Vic
Uae
Ely
Congress of
Renee
Everlardine
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Towa
Stephen
Teyald
Wyedovick Douglass
St. Paul
Christ
Henry
Taodeshark
Taraa
Sin
Sultan
Abd Hon-Estan
Lown
Chena
Angels of Mercy
Scott
D. A
Fragmented 1855 newspaper notes and notices
A collage of short items covers allegations of oppression by misers, religious courts, and political zealots. miscellaneous reports note yellow fever in Mayaty na, bank sums in New York, a Minnesota Indian society, congressional appropriations, and accidents at Wellsville. Includes weathered oblique references to ships, crimes, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tary
London
Tinkhan &Co
Chicago
Mississippi
J. Batott
Asw. Shott
Shott
Downes
Messrs
Gardner
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The
Ctr County Register
Tohert Woues
Earn Larreane
Marion
Lunn County
Toa
Treodonis
Tie State Ft Serpus
Blatey E . Slasats Bells Serps Eensers Areressenti Mugenting
Blate JW
Carted Es Ceeeneresesesase
Blate
V. Jones
Asoeseveerseneceeee Nite
Bane Tigr Eeivesseesess
Wayne
Miduer
Iver
Eebene
Congress
le Allen
Ces
Tevssesscrsnense Far Mowrher
Connelly Ccce
Eccees
Tatung
Wen Ilan
Lewn
Antotica
Gquven
Tir Lins
Wm G. Thompec
Catd Hubbard
O. Thompson
NM. Himdard
Stine
Cedar Rapids
Skee
Whan
Dames [Iiss
Paris
Central America
Cairo
Wise
Capt. Phillips
Liberty Township
Tey
Ruston
Foxsy Mistani
Clayton County Journal
Liverpool
Mrrenria
Tawa
Witchedl County
Mitchell Hes
Cedar River
Bata
Les Oenge
St. Ansgar
Newburg
Judge Shaw
Massachusetts
Addy
Uhat
S. Darban
Wakefled
Boglind
Une
Andy Ain
Ryjeetad
Kitorex
Shaun Vite
Pridae
Iron Keoede
Mernascnony Agcinust
Princeston
Ife
Robert Norton
Ainceton
Offic
Conseiotas
Uieir
Lepigailoan Rastattty PT . Oe
Messrs. Cook andMatterson
Forcedo de Komething
Wineter
Labuque Linres
Tatu
Gieh
Andh
Eange
Cosvier Bacarny Choning Stark
Adivary Atie
Stany Jail
Wisconsin
Mukraidee Sentinel
St. Louis
Dankrupt
Gail
Public Service
Dessy Taixa
Guldschmidt
Jonny Lind
Goldsehuidt
Linn County Register
Mayatyna
Washington
Mesara
Moyd
Madou County
Leavenworth
House of Representatives
Sar Pha
Mihyanteo
Nes
Raisel al Tv
Molwanes
Toot Owe
Warsoni
Wellsville
N. Y
Navada
Sanadras
Calaveras County
San Leon
Ohio
Maquoketa Dheelainy Bays
Oregon
Steptoe
Snake River
Winder
Winder and Lieut
Gassen
Tyr Tynes
Piersiy Burrens
Toby
Pie Wligue
Motif
Bag Ree
Sts
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