Political squabbles and tax references stir 1879 readers
The Express weighs Democratic misgivings and party management while Iowa tax law debates draw calls for reform. It mocks independent voters and questions figures like Frisbie amid commentary on conventions, nominations, and political strategy.
Rumor On Frisbie Death Sparks County Political Tone
The piece notes Hureke should not celebrate yet and says if Frisbie is dead the Republican party will mourn his loss, though his death would only be known by his silence. It predicts he will keep speaking loudly until he stops, implying his influence endures.
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Quuch
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The
New York Tribune
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Sharp R. Frisbee
Ife
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Frisbie
Mr. Frishie
Aoman
Tina
Hureke
Republican
Mr. Frisbie
Aldrich
Jones County
Ile
Board of Supervisors
Monger
Mr. Jenkins
Monticello
Mr. Smith
Jenkins
Scandalous charge crusade against Aldrich editor’s hypocrisy
A hostile pamphlet denounces Monger editor as a villain plotting Aldrich’s ruin. It accuses him of misreading Iowa school law and of duplicity while demanding full public-account audits and compliance with Sections 1767 and 1769. The piece warns conservatives about alleged misuses and calls for accountability before the Board of Supervisors.
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Anamosa Journal
Rev
O. B. Aldrich
Monger
Aldrich
Anamosa
Jones County
Church Apostacy and the Monticello Controversy
A reader's letter argues that Monticello Congregational Church under Rev. Jenkins departs from the 1871 Manual and creeds. The writer contrasts Jenkins with HL D Smith and urges reaffirmation of scriptural infallibility and gospel doctrine.
Welcome home Ulysses to the westward neighbors
In Chicago Iuter Ocean dated November 12 a speaker celebrates Ulysses returning to his homeland and neighbors after travels across the sea. The crowd praises his steadfastness to the flag and the west, with a warm welcome and heartfelt thanks from comrades. A letter from Elins to Hiram in Kansas notes rattlesnakes, a wolf, a deer, and Smith County prospects in a separate item.
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Chicago Iuter Ocean
Ulysses
San
Eltis
Hiram
Kan
Smith County
Mureka
Western Rural redesigned and promoted for readers
The Western Rural from Chicago presents an upgraded look with improved topics and departments aimed at women readers. Subscriptions priced at 31.65 yearly with a free offer for current subscribers. package deals include The Ex PREss and the Western Reyal. Also advertises Parker's Ginger Tonic for various stomach and digestion issues with contact details.
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Excessive Heat and Ginger Tonic Promoted for Winter Ailments
An advertisement extols Parker's Ginger Tonic as a preventive and remedy for heat related illness and digestive troubles. It claims cures for diarrhea dyspepsia nervousness and liver disorders and recommends a bottle from druggists Svetje ds Tiarks. It also promotes the Family Sewing Machine by the Planing Sewing Machine Co listing features price and sales success with a promise to rent machines from 130 Broadway New York.
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Soclje & Tinrks
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Broadway
New You
Busit
Ehoney
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Divorce Notice in Jones County Court
In Jones county Iowa a petition for divorce by Harriet Spears against Samuel Spears is on file. If Samuel does not appear and defend before noon on the second day of the December 8 1879 term, default will be entered and judgment decreed as prayed.
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Jones County
Harriet Spears
Samuel Spears
District Court
Towa
George W. Stabler
Richard H. Mici
Neal
Richard Hl. Miell
Autmosa
Anamosa
P.O. Babcock
Said County
District Court OF Tile
Deceber Lorm
AWD
David EB. Young
Viaintiy
Slarriet Pooler
John Pooler
Admin Chase
Sylvester Chase
Violet Abels
Irvin W. Abels
Julin Veyness
Trenry J. Veyness
Melvina Fitzelmmons
Mr. Fitzsimmonsa
William Collins
Mrs. Collis
Monticello
Melvina Witzsimmons
William
David 5
Young
Herrick & Doxler
New Saloon Opens on Rail Road Street Adjoining Burnett House
A new saloon named the Hotel Bar opens on Rail Road Street beside the Burnett House. It boasts a Monarch billiard table by J M Bin s wick Co and promises the finest ales and beer with a complimentary lunch. The establishment promises orderly service and reputable patrons.
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Burnett House
J. M. Binswick & Co
MaAnsiann & GaRus Harsen Totel
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