Awakening of voters urged to shun party caucuses
The piece urges voters to resist party conventions and caucuses, arguing citizens should cast independent ballots. It condemns corruption in both parties and stresses building domestic manufacturing, keeping resources at home, and forming local companies to prosper without exporting money. It cites Pittsburg Commerce on memorial resolutions for Fillmore and Sumner and Missouri Legislature’s Wigfall reference.
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Pittsburg
Fillmore
Sumner
Missouri
Wigfall
Wheeling
New State School Law Sets Election And Powers
The governor signed a new school law establishing a new machinery for governance. A special annual school meeting will elect three directors for terms of three, two, and one year. Voters may approve taxes to extend schooling up to four months, a district library fund of twenty dollars, and a loan for building a schoolhouse up to three percent of district property value. Public notice required ten days prior in three places.
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Cvenlal
Sui-Dstrict
Township officers to be elected in April says Attorney General
The letter from 8 P fustown claiming the AG rules township officers must be elected at the April election is dismissed. The plain text of sections 2 and 11 of articles 4 and 5 outlines the annual township vote for trustees clerks assessors collectors constables and two justices of the peace with two year terms for justices and constables. The Twenty-Seventh General Assembly adjourned sine die and Burlington liquor actions spark a panic as stock moves to St Louis amid legal actions.
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8. P. Fustown
Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
Burlington
Iowa
St. Louis
Local meeting confronts Haida trade and reform efforts
Brookfield report covers a public assembly where residents debated taxes, trade policies, and Hungerford Street issues. The piece notes protests, petitions, and calls for fair treatment of the Haida, with editorials critiquing leadership and urging civic responsibility. Local businesses are listed and spring goods advertised as the town eyes renewal.
Wheeling News Notes and Local Elections Preview
From Wheeling, readers get a village update ahead of elections for township offices including Tucker, Collector and Assessor. A thinly attended meeting saw the Democratic and Republican chairmen align briefly before one committee member bolted. Community churches hold union services while mill and street extensions draw interest.
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Buroceies
Comuntry
Trixter
Chicago
Republican Committee
A. & St. Je. Poy
Ffaaves
Jon
R.romen
Local West Virginia Letter Says Weather and News Mix
The dated letter notes storms and calm, reports injuries from a mine accident, and mentions the death of Reyal Sargent. It cites local sickness, a storm, and references market prices with corn at fifty cents per bushel. Stream of personal notices includes names and hometowns with period voice.
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Shefat
Gonitelt
Taipei
Reyal Sargent
Receer
Fragmented Transcription Of Historical Notice With Faded Details
The readable portions describe legal and public notices, prices, and local affairs, mentioning trade, property, and court references. It hints at financial amounts, shipping to New York, and a delayed timetable for a local event, but many words are garbled, leaving core facts unclear.
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Pata
Siffre
Perks
Briness
Mii
Stowe
York
Phistseca Annavapregte
Lin County
FM Dex
Levis
Cletonengeer
Conid
Local Notes From New Boston and County
From New Boston farm life and commerce are described with tobacco shipments and prices. Local merchants expand stock while farmers begin spring work. A legal note warns administrators and executors that public sale notices must be published in newspapers or by hand-bills, not written hand-bills.
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The
Columbia Statesman
Boone
Tipereas
Emily F. Pox
Henry
F Fox
Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Missouri
Peale
Macon
John Streets
Meadville
Borteville
Linneus
Abe
County Tax Debate Denounces Misleading Indictments
A local note defends Mr F D Hanver and Mr Harvey against claims of county indebtedness tied to railroad stock. The letter asserts no such tax transfer exists and urges voters to ignore electioneering rumors. The piece also discusses Senate amendments to the Revenue Law affecting tax collection and delinquent lists with efficiency aims.
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F. D. Hanver
Tex
Co. Jadoo
Warcey
Harvey
Jonewsnr
Linneas City Marshal Candidate Nomination Confirmed
Mr Polster states he is authorized to announce as an endorsed candidate for Marshal of Linneas in the upcoming April election. If elected, he will perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability. Bo. LOTERIEGE.
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Lissers
Mr. Polster
Shheeele
Linneas
Bo. Loteriege
Linnees
Mar
Berrios
Marchal
Marsteal
Anmennee
Presney Porsp
Madge
Ensing
Weoure Cuthorized
Dadge Dons M. Picert
Atid
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the New School Law
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WS. Evans
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George Reet
Techstrar
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