Monroes Social Round Ups and Major Lacey Speech
Miss Maggie Livingston and Miss Kitt Jackson visit Newton and Monroe guests recount a lively week. A large audience enjoyed Bell Ringers in the opera house. Major John F. Lacey spoke two hours at the G.A.R. Hall on issues of the day, drawing many listeners. The Dowden Manufacturing Company expands potato harvester production while a new Prairie City schoolhouse nears completion.
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Maggie Livingston
Newton
Carl Kennedy
Harry Bair
Indy
Our City
Kitt. Jackson
Jessie Davis
Oakes Ros
Asiss Gertrude Loar
Victor
Thurai
John
A. W. van Nostrand
Monroe
George Schenck
Clara Pattison
Omaha
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G.A.R
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Methehureh
Mee
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Old Settlers
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H. A. Brammer
Shea
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Mr.Graham
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Council Bluffs
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Baldwin
Allen Clark
Congress
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Des Moines
Lacey
T. O. Osborne
Chicago
A. J
Jack
Osborn
Michigan Avenue
36Th Street
Ofice
Lewi Wallace
Osborne
Mexico
Commissio
Cleveland
Local notes from Kellogg and vicinity recount events
Kellogg and Laurel residents socialize with visits and a Newton baseball game planned for next Saturday. Bishop and political figures appear in reports from Grinnell and Des Moines with remarks on campaigns and speeches.
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Kellogg
Morgart Family Moves as Farmers Shift Focus to Corn
Richland notes Charles Morgart relocating and planning a new home while Newton Morgart sells his farm to C Campbell. J K Stewart visits Des Moines. Stewart Wilson & Co buy a Keystone fodder buster as corn picking remains farmers’ main business activity.
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Ilinois
G. J. Williams
Batin
Des Moines
Francis
Charles Mal
Mr. Malmberg
Charles Morgart
J. K. Stewart
Newton Morgart
C. Campbell
Stewart, Wilson & Co
Theory of Reform and Democratic Tariff Claims
A Chicago banquet recapped Col Clark E Carr Illinois mockingly portrays 1892 Democratic tariff reform as misused voting bait. He argues reform hides retrogression and party perfidy to shield self gain, urging young Jasper county readers to see reform as a political cloak.
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Clark E. Carr
Illinois
Tom B. Reed
Chicago
Democratic Party
Col. Carr
Jasper County
Committee of Public Safety
Chris
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