30 Oct 1885
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Newspaper
Republic County Chief
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1885
Page
1
The clippings cover political results in Nashville and Maine deer counts, a deep artesian well in Ontario, vast pine land sales on the Kippewa, and global notes on Mexico, Hawaii, Java sugar output, and Swedish elk hunting. Also included are crime reports, naval and colonial affairs, and economic anecdotes from Europe.
A public meeting in Cincinnati launched a 100 member committee to guard registry and election integrity. A $5 initiation fee and dues push the count to 100, avoiding a formal executive panel. Officers will be nonpartisan, seeking to protect ballot purity amid political tensions and court delays in Ohio elections.
A New York Nealand Repress item describes a peculiar exchange where Tompkins is offered a loan of $1 with a promise of $20 back tomorrow, a 106 percent return, framed as a big investment. The debtor proposes a false advance on a hotel deed to save $10, suggesting a quick speculative scheme.
BostonMass Oct 22 Boston paid tribute to General Grant in Tremont temple. Mayor OBrien presidedAs organ music and a large choir accompanied by The Magic Flute excerpts and a Luisa Imogene Quincy poem were presented Beecher praised Grants military genius restraint and strength noting his dedication to the Union and reconstruction He emphasized Grants humanity toward former enemies and his lasting legacy in war and peace.
The Kirwin Independent cites advice on cattle grazing risks and famine fears, while Sumner county leads in winter wheat and corn production with high yields. The Smith County Pioneer laments oil corn left unsold due to rail access, and Washington and Harper Graphic items note large tomatoes and rising cattle movement. Reports cover hay fires risk, salt wells near Meade Center, and local rail and infrastructure plans in Wellington, Arkansas City, Parsons, and Fort Riley.
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