Pantry Stores Items and Baked Goods Listing
A long readable pantry items list features Mrs. Kimball Mrs. Morton and numerous customers with yeast bread sponge cake salt rising bread marble cake and various confections. The inventory mentions John White Lou Campbell Carrie Starks Mrs Spitner Mary Edwards Tlinken and S. WW Johnson among others with quantities noted for several items. It also lists vegetables canned goods fruit and other kitchen staples alongside tools and machinery categories and a separate section for musical instruments leather goods and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gurney
John White
Lou Laura Campbell
Carrie Starks
Mrs. Spitner
Mary Edwards
Brad
Do Campbell
M. Austin
W. Johnson
Clara Wales
IL IL
Monroe
Mary McConnon
Walworth
Lizzie Shoentall
Grahwan Dow
Wellers
Les iVles
Darling
Houcher
Cee Lo Olsen
Dorane
Liza Smith
Odo Co
Dodge
Boucher
Eliza Jones
Amy Darling
Chiildren SA Departipeine
The True Issue in American Politics in 1880
A Democratic editorial argues the core issue is State Rights and a northern plot to control the national government. It warns Hancock’s nomination masks a long standing plan by Southern conservatives to restore States Rights and undermine Lincolnism, urging readers to see through the rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Garfield
Democratic Party
Hancock
Ford
United
Labor
Tore
South
Little, Brown & Co
Gen. Hancock
Turo
Election fraud and State Rights clash in 1870s politics
The piece argues the Democratic Party fought to repeal 1871 election laws: bunking with State Rights to keep control through fraudulent voting, especially in New York and the Solid South. It warns of a Hancock presidency delivering Southern dominance, Supreme Court expansion, and eroded federal authority, threatening American liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Right
Congress
Tammany
New York
McDonald Committee
Bothamt
United States
Patrick Goff
John Morgan
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Connecticut
Horace Greeley
S.J. Tilden
Georgi
Kgnuuicky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Aoloou
Missouri
South Carolina
Virginia
West
Solid South
The
U. S. Circuit
U. S. Marshall
Todard
Noah
Lidiana
Boss ‘Tilden
B Hancock
Democratic Party
Hancock
You
J Monroe Taylor Gold Medal Soda or Saleratus Infallible
J Monroe Taylor promotes Gold Medal Soda or Saleratus as superior to yeast fermentations. He claims it increases yield by about twenty five pounds from the same barrel of flour and produces bread and biscuits more efficiently with less shortening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Monroe Taylor
Attorneys Offer Abstract Books of Jones County Lands
Remley and Brcanbrack of Anamosa prepare and supply Abstract Books covering all lands in Jones County. They specialize in Real Estate law and promptly furnish abstracts of title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remley & Brcanbrack
Anamosa
Jones County
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Kimball
Morton
Jessie Puweull
Ard Viet
Nellie Dunham
Chura
Rath Campbell
Moertie Starks
Real Peate
Am Leva Jones
C.D. Davidson
Lucy Davidson
Grortig Hibbard
Hattie Starr
Janes
West Bouqueby
Paine
Creasie Stith
Patel Quilt
Trattie Walworth
Brown
Guo
A. Gall
iTnaains & Grifith
Beench
D. C
View
Tay
Welt
Coluetion
Truggins & Griffith
Reaper
MOWCI
Copelind & M
Churm
John Gibson
Les
Peepee
M. Noble
T. I. Sovith
Miss Gramling
J. M. Sleeper
James Black
Brown & Boman
F. J. Podhaski
Promiscuous
C.F. Paine
Dunham & Leichhardt
Disp
Dip
the Express
Uikok
Cace Cere
John G. Cudworth
Podbaski
Mom
Moulton
LP. Thompson
Bs. Thomas
Dackson
Richard B
G.D. Kelly
Dr. Cawley
L. Thompson
Sterling
A. da. Addermann
Shese
EB. Wales
Aany Kern
Supreme ‘Court
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