Beatrice Nebral Gazette Debates Fairness and Politics
The Beatrice Nebraskian Gazette critiques coverage fairness amid Beatrice campaign debates. Republicans and farmers are at odds over editorial stance, with discussions on apportionment and newspaper bias. Edward Rosewater, John L. Webster, and Rev. Sam Small figure in speeches showing division over prohibition and political alignment.
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Beatrice
Neb Ition
Omaha Bee
Edward Rosewateree
John L. Webster
Ley
Independent convention at county court house gathers farmers delegates
About thirty farmers from area townships and a dozen Mitchell delegates met in secret session then formed an independent party convention. John K Johnson chaired the meeting with Geo Allen as secretary. Delegates chosen to the Huron convention and to support Pease for congress, with Loucks for governor. Mitchell held one delegate. Sheep industry noted amid dry weather.
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Court House
Mitchell
John M. Pease
John K. Johnson
Vernon
Geo. F. Allen
Vease
Messrs. Johnston
Ledyard
Toby
Kilborn
Broadbent
Independent Party
James Leslie
W. N. Porterfield
National Independent
A L. Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Shepherd
Blackman
Beulah
Ithiss
Goodykoontz
Huron
Brerun
RR. R. Saul
Geo. Ledyard
Gilman Stevens
N. E. Blackman
New Orleans Visitors Stay Through Summer With Mrs Cook
Mr and Mrs W J Thompson and their child from New Orleans arrived on the 4th. Mrs Thompson and child will spend the summer with Mrs Cook. Mr Thompson, active in Louisiana sugar business, returned yesterday. He has deep knowledge of beet sugar from three years in Germany and believes the local sun and soil suit beet cultivation.
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W. J. Thompson and Child
New Orleans
H. Jay Cooke
City
Record Proclaims Largest Sheep Clip in Community
In Bijou Hills area shearing nears completion and the clip is noted as the largest ever harvested in the community with a strong local trend toward expanded sheep farming.
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Bijou Hills Times
Press Office Telegraphic Call Sparks Fire Alarm
A midnight call from Hastings Nebraska via the Sioux City telegraph warns to send aid to quell a blaze that endangers the best block of Kearney. The item also notes local happenings including marriage joke, educational trip plans, wheat crop estimates, an emigrant car shipment, and a post office dead-letter notice list.
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Sioux I*alls Press
Telegraph
Hastings
Neb
Kearney
Hood's Sarsaparilla Gains Public Confidence in Blood Health
A rising trust in Blood's Sarsaparilla dominates the medicine trade for purifying blood and building the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla has passed time and trial tests and earns full confidence from both users and potential customers.
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Hood
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
The ad extols Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and chest trouble claiming it stays in the home after one trial and offers guaranteed results with money back. Free trial bottles are available at S H Scallin s drug store.
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Dr. King
S. H. Scallin
Bell and Edison
Pittsburg News
Franklin Miles
L. O. Gale
Miles
Scallin’s
Purported Syrup of Figs and Related Remedies Advertised
A garbled ad segment touts Syrup of Figs as a kidney and bowel cleanser with guarantees of satisfaction and a 28 cent box price. It also mentions a salve for skin conditions and claims about Dr Miles New Heart Cure with testimonials from S Beall TB and John Weaver. Castoria promotion ends with a nursery claim about feeding Castoria to infants and children.
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S. B. Beall TB
L. O. Gale
Electric Bitters and Other Patent Remedies Parade Claims
A Texas county attorney touts Electric Bitters as life saving for malaria and liver kidney disorders. Testimonies from Kentucky and praise for Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and Dr King’s New Discovery accompany ads of free trials and low prices at local druggists.
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E. Bainbridge Munday Esq
County Atty
Clay Co
Tex
D.I. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
Scallin’s
Republican Caucus to Choose Delegates in Mitchell
The east side precinct electors will meet at the court house on Friday July 11 1890 at 8 oclock p m to select ten delegates for the Republican county convention at the Mitchell court house on July 12 1890. Dated July 7 1890. J L Hannett L N Seaman Com.
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East Side
Mitchell
Court House
J. L. Hannett
L. N. Seaman
Cyclone incident at Argus office described
Minneapolis Tribune reports Major Ed wards in the Argus office during the cyclone kept the building stable with his weight ballasting the structure though the storm passed with little tremor.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Major Edwards
Argus
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Beulah Windle
National Educational Association
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Cal. Vig Syrup Company
Bucklen
Bavy
Castoria
Miss
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Republican Caucus
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Ottawa
Kan
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Sherman
Texas
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Milledgeville
Swift Specific Co
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