Montezuma Republican praises fair and encampment crowds
The piece reports on Jasper County’s fair success with large attendance, strong hog shows, and fair finances. It also covers the G A R encampment at Pittsburg with about thirty five thousand in the parade and praise for Knights Templar Band. It notes Louisville as next site and highlights local business notices from Seeberger and Mrs. Wright.
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Lowa
Pittsburg
W. R. Manning
Parad
Knights Templar
Newton
Knights ‘Templar
Jasper County
Failor
Cieago
Hinds
Ince
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsk
Tom Lawrier
Illinois
Louisville
Henry Waterson
Grand Army of the Republic
Iowa
State Department
Gen
Newman
Pittburg
Fiat money and market value in theory and practice
The passage argues that fiat money is an irredeemable promise and not a real vessel of value. It claims its worth relies on faith and issuing governments and criticizes fiat currency as a vehicle for speculation that benefits capitalists while workers lack interest.
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Colfax Tribune
Bellevue Notes on Last Week and Local Goings On
In Bellevue the week featured farm chatter about corn, weather, and crop prospects. Local residents, including Gifford and Ellis Gifford, visited nearby Kn and Oxville. Owens hosted a quilting gathering. Chipps bought stock and a few inns jerset sent loads of steers. People attend Rev Pit meetings at Reasnor amid a misfortune to cutter.
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Amer Weiation
Gifford
Ellis Gifford
Oxville
Owens
Smith Chipps
Tifford
Reasnor
Cutter
School opens with thirty seven pupils enrolled
The note lists numerous local people and activities from Monday and the weekend. Mrs. George Perry leaves for a Kansas trip. Fred King visits Lynnville while helping Mr Taylor. Maud Ewing of Newton is named the new school marm for fall. Mr Maler now resident in Grinnell visits with his trains and dry goods stock. A church appointment list completes the item with many names in the Oskaloosa Newton and Deep River areas.
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Schiool
George Perry
Monroe
Kansas
Maud Ewing
Newton
Mr. Maler
Grinnell
Winters
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