Political endorsements in Dickinson county race and state news
The Dickinson county race backs M W Brillhart for treasurer and J J Miller for sheriff, arguing Democrats have run offices well and that county affairs matter most. The piece also recounts a Regiment Indiana Volunteers tribute to Col. John A Hendricks, notes Grey Hin’s New York convention nomination, and cites editorial views on Cleveland administration and New York politics.
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the Gazette
George
Thos. Kirby
D. D. Hornaday
Henry Litts
J. J. Miller
The
Gazette
Dickinson County
Thomas Kirby
Razette
M. YV. Brillhart
Indiana Volunteers
Indiana
W. N. Hendricks
John A. Hendricks
Our State University
Madison
Ld. J. Miller
Dickinson
Kansas
Eocnestrans Dickinson
Abilene
J.J. Miller
Bin
Soante
Kaus
West prospering as industry wakes after idle spell
The piece notes back drivers, newsboys, bartenders and a mechanic who relish silver dollars, signaling revived demand. It cites idle factories restarting, a banking confidence rebound, and a hoped-for flow of cheap capital to the West. The author predicts investment at six percent as times improve.
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Sen
Tribune
Fruit Growers Meeting Lists Hardy Apple Varieties
County horticulturists gathered at the Fair Grounds to vote on an apple list of varieties thriving in Central Kansas. Varieties marked with a star are noted for hardiness, productivity, and quality. The secretary was urged to publish the list and announce a follow up meeting in the county courthouse the first Saturday in October at 1 p.m. All interested are invited.
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Kansas
Caroline Red June, *Early Harvest, *Red Astrachan
Cooper
Keswick Codling
Lowell
Hayes Wine
Haas
Pennsylvania
Buckingham
Earty Wintex
Pulton
Jonathon
Grimes Golden
Dominie
Smokehouse
Wagner
Minkler
Wintex
Ben Davis
Social whirl and arrivals dot Hayes community notes
A late party saw young men defer dancing to a quick thinking young lady. Richoltz aided Floral fall beautification while Mrs Arnold hosted a surprise gathering at her residence. Visitors include J G Wenghert’s brother and Eberly Harlow. Sunday School and Centre Dale services are announced. Baker school to open under George Allen next Monday. Locals enjoyed the circus and fair with many visiting slaves observing.
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Richoltz
Arnold’s
Kansas
Doc
Eberly
Harlow
Narmony
Centre Dale
Topeka
Baker School
George Allen
Ohio
A Southern Sentiment in Savannah Editorial
The Savannah News argues the country is now a union with no real north or south in politics, noting there are lunatics at large and some unreconstructed radical editors still roaming the land.
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Savannah
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