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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
4
The text presents a garbled quote about opposition within a party to a certain choice at a convention. It notes that sensible men in the Democratic party are not going AGI ran that convention and many will not be delegates. The fragmentary wording limits precise details.
A fragment mentions a person named Onie Omaiters associated with Adams Counts, noting possible involvement or attribution in local records. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or organizational context.
Market notes show hogs sold in Nebraska at about two dollars and twenty five cents per hundred weight. The text urges readers to vote for a Democratic president and congress to restore the old two dollars eighty five cent price.
The United States had 159 blast furnaces in 1896 and 289 lost in the period, with a nearly 100 percent rise in furnace employment during the current administration. Many furnaces then ran full time last year, only part time in 1896.
The coming Democratic convention in Kansas City next week features jockeying for preferred runners. Charlie Towne hopes to be the nominee, while David B. Hill gains southern and eastern support. Illinois delegates back Chicago Mayor Harrison to spur a stampede.
Wheat crop prospects across the Dakotas and Minnesota are reported as ruined by drought and dryness. Three estimates put total production at about 76,000,000 bushels, far below normal expectations.
SoMacino in Indiana weighs a Bryan challenge as the Kansas City event nears. The informal exchange hints at a potential victory bid amid regional competition and evolving lineup dynamics.
A San Francisco commentary surveys the Durrant case ending with a death sentence and the Rev Gibson's confession of murder. It discusses circumstantial evidence, legal standards, and implications for justice and public faith amid political rancor and party strife.
The Lincoln Journal considers the preference for life imprisonment over the death penalty, reflecting ongoing debates on criminal justice and punishment options.
Last week Nebraska canceled the final $450,000 of bonded debt dating to 1874. The sinking fund drained by a Capital National bank failure is cited, yet today warrants are in demand nationwide. The state’s farmers and merchants show renewed prosperity, with improved conditions across agriculture and business.
The editor of World Herald suffered years of stomach trouble and failed to find relief from top physicians and various remedies. After taking Dr Kay’s Renovator the system was rejuvenated and he recovered quickly. It claims to cure constipation liver and kidney troubles and offers free advice samples and a book.
Burlington Route unveils new through trains to Portland and Puget Sound via Hillings and Montana, offering sleepers dining cars and coach service. Monthly and weekly services extend from Kansas City and St Joseph to Nebraska Colorado Utah and the Pacific Coast with connections to Omaha St Paul Minneapolis and the Lake Region.
The semi weekly State Journal of Lincoln offers a special deal for several thousand new subscribers. It will mail the paper twice a week through year end for 50 cents, promising two papers weekly with world news and coverage of the presidential campaign and state elections.
A brief note highlights Dr Kay and Dr BJ as experts who promote renovator methods to invigorate the system. The text mentions two components and one supplement labeled 2c and 1, suggesting a formula or regimen.
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