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Newspaper
Republic County Chief
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1885
Page
2
An unnamed report notes actions by listed figures including Chairman JW and the CREME organization in Republic County. The fragment mentions SLES Bears and a sequence of initials and terms, signaling a local governance or committee brief with unclear scope.
A rousing call urges all voters in the county to attend primaries on the ninth and the convention at the courthouse in Belleville on October tenth. It condemns Republicans, inflamed by monopolies and discord, and urges Democrats to mobilize, defeat opposition, and back President Cleughind’s reform program with active effort until polls close.
A Boston firm advertises a life size engraving of President Cleveland and his Cabinet with two boxes of Parson's Pills for fifty cents plus postage to any U S address. The notice claims the engraving is copyright protected and seeks orderers to include name and post office address. It also contains fragmented commentary on race and demographics related to white and mixed ancestry.
A fragmentary column argues British gold harms the American silver dollar and charges conspiracies behind price declines. It notes London market moves, treasury calculations showing coin value under 80 cents, and vows Congress will defend the dollar against foreign finance. Also included are political comments from St Joseph and remarks on civil service reform and New York street railways.
A Cincinnati daily reports rail managers plan to raise westbound freights from 6 to 20 cents per 100 pounds on large shipments, arguing high rates reflect policy. Critics call the move extortion, predicting backlash and possible legislation, with new rates set to take effect October 5 between New York and Chicago.
Formaly of White llook in Kansas offers his professional services to the people of Scan and surrounding vicinity, drawing attention to his work and noting availability for local needs.
Dr R Christian presides as homeopathic physician. the Weekly Capital and Farmers Journal, issued by J Hudson of Topeka, Kansas, reports legislative sessions and state affairs with complete meetings coverage. A strong department highlights state features. subscription offer includes one year for two dollars, with free tree copy.
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