Coal Contract Jimmy under fire in town rally
A blistering broadside labels Coal Contract Jimmy a hypocritical reformer chasing post office and county treasurer bids. It charges him with corruption, embezzlement, and collusion with a parson and masked conspirators, urging voters to expose his schemes before the election. The piece calls for scrutiny of his allies and promises forthcoming proofs before balloting.
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Jimmy
Jimmy Hinus
Llo
Hemagines
Asecont
Uoid
Joan
Ous
Alwas
Soja
Jane
Hig
County Olice
Adam
Pnes
Letearari
Hing
Apex
Messrs
Jenner
Lyon
Tobin
Mike Tobin
Krug Brewing Co
Eiher
Quality pledge from merchant promises high standards
A fragmented advert style statement vows to drop any goods not meeting a high standard. It emphasizes customer satisfaction, fair pricing, and a pledge to only stock items that pass a rigorous test. The text echoes a salesmanship claim of prudent stock and honest dealing.
O the old school exhibitions fade away in time
The poem laments the loss of old school exhibitions and rural gatherings. It recalls boys and girls delivering speeches in plain tones, references to Mary and lambs, and images of a changing era. It notes new fashions, modern speech, and the deserted old schoolhouse as grass grows at the door.
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Kingen
Lingen
Rhine
Atlanta Constitution
Straw Hats from cents up at Operre Loers' County treasurer settles with commissioners
County treasurer McIntosh completed a settlement with two commissioners on Widnes day placing a heap of gold bank notes and silver on the table totaling the exact Garhi amount. Over the past six months he paid out county indebtedness of $8022.37. He is now issuing warrants under a year old, a first since cattlemen left and settlers arrived, signaling a shift in county affairs.
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McIntosh
Widnesday
Bikigtun
Garhi
Hind
The People lauded for value in clothing purchases
The passage notes shoppers who seek quality, fit, and style in garments, and have learned over time that value comes from combining wearability with a neat appearance, by choosing better make up and fit rather than cheapest price.
Star Clothing House Promises Wide Selection and Low Prices
Star Clothing House in Sidney Nebraska offers the largest western state selection of clothing and furnishings. By bulk buying they undercut smaller dealers and emphasize courteous treatment and square dealing, with suits ranging from 95 cents for a boy to premium dress suits, plus underwear and overalls at low prices.
Tailored suits offered with guaranteed perfect fit
The department promotes Avery style business and dress suits made to measure with guaranteed satisfaction. Prices for suits to order range from 7 to 1800 dollars per suit.
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Avery
In Town Call at the Store for Stock Surprise
When you are in town call at the store to browse a stock of goods. You will be treated cordially and may find items that surprise you. If you need anything in our line, don’t neglect to call in.
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Agaimake
Willennium
State Journal
Seme Weekly Journal
United States
Stanley
Africa
Spurgeon
Harrison
New York ‘Tribune
Cxn
Addrews
Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln
Neb
FeLall
Chen
Sidnep
E. McLer
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Lion
Priciyda
Cheyenne
Hood
Chyler
Recerea
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Illis Bros. Drangatic Company
Post Theatre
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Falm
Brant
AYP
Taly Newt
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AYO
CP Y Segres
Mary
Bingen
Operre Loers
Star Clothing House
Sidney
Nebraska
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Boss OF
California
Grand Army
M. Cohn
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