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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
2
Local notes discuss the upcoming democratic convention and bimetallism issues. County auditor restraining orders affect taxation, while two Republican candidates named Smith contest for nomination in Minhigén county. The American Monthly Review is cited with May content.
The piece alleges the Miles administration faces disgrace for alleged misconduct in meat contracts and ventrality accusations. It claims the Madison County board granted a Speenerenoset collector a share of unassessed county property collections. The report notes findings of heavy capitalists and large sums reaching around six thousand dollars in three months.
The speaker condemns high prices and burdens on producers and consumers, urging strong state and federal action to curb “industrial vampires.” He argues the Democratic platform will unite the Am cam people, with victory seen if party differences are settled at the national convention.
A fragment from Pitsburg Dispatch presents an imperialist era advertisement. It hints at contemporary political and commercial rhetoric, naming national aims and market influence. The snippet preserves period voice and hints at broader propaganda themes without graphic detail.
A fragment discusses advancing an extreme form of paper administration and the idea that such actions would not be tolerated by Great Germany. It mentions abandoning any of the three finite branches of government.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a tenancy action and publication dates in the Perry Adver tiser. Names appear garbled and details about property, seed, and third party leasing are unclear. The readable elements reference tenancy and publication timing but lack concrete entities or actions.
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