Hogs and grains prices update and local political notes
Corrected price table shows hogs at 3575, Timothy at 1.15, oats down 19 to 24 cents, corn 7.-25 to 25, flax at 8S, butter and eggs mid 20 cents. Women of New York to vote for school commissioners this fall. County districts electing superintendents. Belmont syndicate editor fined for libel against Senator Fina. $400 plus $700 costs. Lafe Young to campaign statewide at $20 per speech. Franklin County forbids defacing bridges. rewards $10 for tips leading to convictions. Maron City’s Globe daily paper to be published. opinion that Mason City lacks daily press viability. Sumner suggested as a daily field with capital.
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Maron City
The
Globe
Mason City
Sumner
Local Business Directory Listings of Sumner Area
A compilation of merchants and professionals including A E Osborn dentist W Muir Marble Works Jas A Smith & Co clothiers G P Linn Books and Stationery Bank of Sumner S F Cass president John Mueller harnesses saddles Fred Frank meat market N H Spears hardware W L Whitmire physician Carroll Wood livery Conrad Haag mail and express F P Barnette watches and jewelry Co E Patterson physician Great Western Lumber Company lumber and coal C M Emmons painter and paper hanger.
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A E Osborn
W Muir
Jas A Smith & Co
G P Linn
Bank of Sumner
S F
Co. E. Patterson
Great Western Lumber Company
Lumber and Coal
Sanz-Murray farm sale and local shop notes mix
The itemized notices describe the Sanz-Murray farm sale to attract buyers, Wilkinson’s fur goods and leather halters, Ed Wilharm clerking for C A Austin, and a string of local sales, auctions, and promotions at Fague's and Cass opera house. It notes World’s Fair travel details, local marriages, building updates, and community notices.
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Sanz
Murray Farm
Wilkinson’s
Ed Wilharm
C. A. Austin
Fague’s
A.C. Ranken
Pennsylvania
Cass Opera House
Albert Schurkey
Sumner
Ferdinand
Burg
Homer Carpenter
F. W. Treut
F. W. Tiedt
F. A. Wynhoff
John Stephens
Northwestern
Chicago
Great Western
Wisconsin
W. S. Wilkinson
Will Parrott
Prohibitionists nominate county ticket in Fayette Co
Ex postmaster Murry visits the White City and locals recall social guests from Sheridene Minnesota and nearby towns. The county prohibitionists met in the city hall selecting Geo Lickiss for representative G W Van Atten for treasurer P Woodring for sheriff Miss Nickman for superintendent and W K Albright for supervisor. Blank offices for surveyor and coroner indicate lack of material Nettie Dickman named among substitutes.
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Geo. Lickiss
G. W. van Atten
Brush Creek
P. Woodring
Oelwein
Miss Nickman
Westgate
W. K. Albright
Llyria
Voroners
Lickiss
Dickman
Administrator's Public Sale Near Sumner and Tripoli
An administrator sale begins at 9 o'clock on Monday October 23 1893 at Mésward place four miles west and three miles south of Sumner and four miles east and two miles south of Tripoli. Items include 7 horses 24 cows and heifers 13 yearling steers 2 bulls 6 calves 2 sheep 53 shouts 1400 bushels oats 45 acres corn 50 tons hay a quantity of potatoes 3 wagons pair of trucks harvesting and farming implements household furniture and more. Terms 60 days on approved notes with interest two percent discount for cash $10 and under net cash. Henry Staunuut D R Litters Auctioneer.
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Mésward Place
Sumner
Tripoli
Henry Staunuut
D. R. Litters
Auction at residence near Preder ika and Tripoli
Having sold my farm I will sell at my residence 3 miles east of Preder ika S miles north of Tripoli and 8 miles west by 2 miles north of Sum ner beginning at 10 o clock on Thursday Oct 26 1833 One span of mares aged 8 and 10 years old a mare comes old sle ds nearly new wood mower nearly new two horse cultivator sterling plow pair of drags 12 tons of hay stack of un threshed oats 400 bushels corn in crib quantity of stove wood cock stove nearly new table 6 chairs 2 bedsteads clock free lunch at noon Terms One year's time will be given on approved notes bearing 7 percent interest 2 percent discount D R Laurent Wa Hryerz Auctioneer
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Prederika
Tripoli
Sumner
Teott
Evangelist Finnele leads protracted meet at the Chapel this week
Mentors report a prolonged meeting at the Chapel with Evangelist Finnele delivering gospel truth to old friends. Local notes mention Mrs Julia Graves visiting Fay, W M O'Day ill in North Dakota prompting a hastened trip, Warren O'Day at the world’s fair, and visits between Mrs John Clary and E Nichols. Elgin Echo changes hands as Lester Ainsworth buys it. World’s fair talk and a Kansas editor’s bids for flour pants and a straw hat appear. Great Western Lumber Co absorbs John Krause’s yard at Alta Vista, with moves between Sumner and Alta Vista yards and personnel shifts.
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Finnelle
BR. EK. Fay
Julia Graves
Colorado
P. F. O’day
North Dakota
W. M. O'Day
O'Day
Hugh
Dakota
Warren O'Day
John Clary
E. Nichols
J. ©. Houck
Waterloo
C. Countryman
Waterloo Commercial College
The
Great Western Lumber Co
John Krause
Alta Vista
John
L. S. Cass
Second Street
Sumner
Henry Schoephoerster
Walt Butler Stumping and Northern News Tidbits
Walt Butler is stumping. Sioux City suffered a $123000 fire last Thursday. Dubuque’s new Odd Fellows temple will be ready for occupancy about November 1. The main building of South Dakota State University burned last Sunday, losses under $100000 with no insurance. Eldora City Manufacturing began operations, the state's largest of its kind. Republican candidates for Chickasaw County state offices named. Reverend Wells resigns pupil due to opposition to Bennett Mitchell for governor. Perry, after Cherokee strip opening, reports 8000 population, 200 saloons and no church. The devil is on top in that city. Martin May pled guilty to second degree murder in Independence. judge calls for first degree trial. War of words among political papers criticized as unworthy journalism. Parkersburg fire destroyed 35 buildings. insurance to be salvaged. Town council restricts rebuilding in burned district to fireproof structures. A segment mentions a Palace Car and a mishap with a rail car. A story notes a death near New Rockford, North Dakota.
Reverend Bennett Mitchell Plans Five Weekly Campaign Talks
A dispatch notes Rev. Bennett Mitchell will campaign across the state, giving five speeches each week before the election. A Chicago city barn fire last Thursday night consumed 461 horses and thirty cars were burned. A West India cyclone or tornado damaged the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to New York, prompting commentary that Iowa is not a cyclonic state. A Jackson, Mississippi, bound world’s fair train wreck near the depot killed 17 and injured 53 as the second section rear-ended the first due to failed air brakes, with passengers dining when the crash occurred. The engineer’s defense drew sharp criticism from locals who urged safer speeds and better railroad discipline. The excursionists were from New York.
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Jacksonville
New York
Iowa
Florida
Maryland
Jackson Midh
Alex Sere
G H Pockels Optician Promotes Eye Glass Fittings
G H Pockels Optician, trained in New York, offers eye care for astigmatism hyperopia myopia and presbyopia. From Waverly and Sumner the optician provides free examination and consultation with cash on delivery. Office hours and next Sumner visit noted with dates and locations.
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New York
Waverly
Sumner
Stoner
Lms
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Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
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Sumner Business Directory
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I. W. Obenchain
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Melwarth
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Gass Bros
Rafferty
Cass Bros
J. F. Davis
Woodbury Co
Geo. Youngblood
S. Minn
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Henry
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Leeds, Sr
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Jim Noon
W. W. Robinson
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Robinson
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Facue
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Maynard
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Joseph Volker
Frank Graves
Mary Connell
Frank Grom
Lou Robbins
Peter Heigeckee
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Elma
Sophia Gerland
Herman Bredow
William
FE. W. Tisor
Sumner, Ions
Mattie Austin
Josiah Warpenter
G. H. Pockels
Optician
Frank West
Minneapolis
Nellie
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Zeingenius
Waucoma
F. A. Frank
Linn
Rev
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T. P. Granger
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Carpenter Street
Louis
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Stoddard & Turner
Tawer
J.W. Hubbard
Sumter
Gaz Ette
Red Clover Creamery
E. Preston
E. R. Robinson
Fred Karsten
Henry Marks
P.C. Tibbitts
Schubert Concert
Henry Stahlhut
Meswarth
D. R. Littell
F. P. Barnette
W. Barble
Union Mound
Wm. Hintz
Frederika
Tiem
GazKrve
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Neff
Henry Fague
World’s Fair District
Cottage Grove Avenue
Fair Grounds
Kahn’s
Phoenix
Administer
Chisago
Duggan
Randalia
Hawkeye Beacon
Eli Smith
Mr. Smith
Eli
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White City
Terus
D.R. Lurent
Wa. Hryerz
Lester Ainsworth
West Union
Elgin Echo
Kansas
Walt. Butler
Sioux City
Odd Fellows Temple
Dubuque
Dak State University
Eldora City Manufacturing Company
Elders
W.B. Pertin
Nashua
Dr. Babcock
New Hampton
Chickasaw Co
J. D. Wells
Shell Rock
Bennett Mitchell
Cherokee Strip
Perry
Martin May
Aurore
Independence
Ney
May
Tate
New Rockford
T. P. Emmons
C. Keough
Er, Lowe
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