Christmas Edition Promises Longest Paper Yet
The newspaper announces a Christmas edition of Tax Canons with fourteen pages and a colored cover, funded by local business advertising. It notes subscription reminders, mailing list revisions, and asks readers to settle arrears to avoid January statements. The piece mentions upcoming exhibits, a county seat event, and a courtesy gift pocket-book offer.
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Ezamine
Preses
Cariatmas
Kemmerer
Witeh
Hittin
Warren Secures Historic Senate Seat After Death
Senator Warren inherits the Iowa vacancy created by the death of Senator Allison. The seat carries historic weight, previously held by notable figures including Conkling Harrison and the Douglas Enterprise.
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Warren
Senate
Sesson
Allison
Iowa
Conkling Harrison
Douglas Enterprise
Buck Wyoming elector Hay urged to lead electoral vote
A cation to send Hon John Hay of Buck to Washington to cast Wyoming's electoral vote is presented. Hay, having polled the highest among three electors, is praised for his lifelong Republican stance and for advancing Wyoming's standing, with supporters stating he should go.
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John Hay
Buck
Washington
Wyoming
Bey Hee
Union
East
Camera
Hag
Advertising's great benefit seen in streets and business
The piece argues merchants who advertise prosper whereas those who avoid ads miss sales. It praises the local paper as a trusted booster for business, suggesting owners should feel proud to support and rely on print media to reach customers.
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Cannes
Lea
Luce
Tariff Debate and Trade Impacts on Coal Wool Hides
The piece discusses Congress facing tariff policy changes, weighing impacts on coal, hides, and wool. It notes current duties on imports, potential effects on prices and labor, and contrasts benefits to different industries including coal and wool.
Pleasant Visitor Seeks Ad Space in Patent Medicine Pitch
A visitor claimed to represent a large patent medicine house and offered a heavy ad package. He proposed weekly and reading notices at high rates, then softened to a yearly sum, but the offer was rejected as not suitable for the paper.
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Kemmerer
Pogood
Making &E
Fragmented note on a school girl and guardians
A damaged OCR fragment describes a girl connected to a school and guardian actions. The text is unclear but mentions a school, a guardian, and the girl being taken home. It hints at a possible missing or unsafe situation involving a teacher or authority figure and a veiled concern for schooling.
Christmas shoppers urged by local merchants notes
Fragmented local notices mention holiday shopping, Christmas gifts, and ads from merchants including Carlisle and Cumberland visitors. It cites John Campbell and D.B. of Cumberland in town last week, winter hardships, and local entertainers and stage drivers.
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Carta Toe Deweler
John Campbell
D. B.s of
Cumberland
Ord
Coup Lubes
Eesemonis
Sui Fine Conservator
Himen
Pallas
Vint Faker
Brother Belnh
Vhs
Vernal
J.B. McMinn
Fossil Ae
Woes and Oddities From a Frayed OCR Fragments Era
A compact note from a damaged page highlights oddly garbled phrases and scattered names. Readable elements hint at local figures and events, while many details remain unclear or missing.
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