Sour of the Revolution and public notices in Cochise County
Local notices and commentary discuss The Sour of the Revolution descendants of Continental soldiers, appointments like Juper Brewer to the Supreme bench, and debates on education in Apache County. The Albuquerque Citizen report prompts calls for investigation into teacher qualifications and broader reforms, with critique of the Wham case and silver policy amid Western irrigation concerns.
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Supreme Bench
Kansas
Strom Asia
Albuquerque Citizen
Apache County
Citizen
Etix
Lerides
Tax Burden Prompts Taxpayers Association Idea
The report urges forming a taxpayers' association to influence the next election. It argues high taxes hinder investment and growth, warning many will flee to areas with lower rates if reform is not pursued. It suggests starting preparations two to three months before polling.
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Tyo
Legio
Polit
Taxpayers’ Association
Governor Wolgey Plans Immigration Report Scheme
The piece claims Governor Wolgey and the Commissioner of Immigration push a controversial idea to issue the Governor's annual report as an immigration inducement. It describes the plan as a master stroke of diplomacy, provoking lively reaction and concern among the public about its motives and potential consequences.
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Wolgey
Printer the Pioneer of Western Civilization on the Pacific
A Portland printer is described as a pioneering figure, seen wading through a river bottom with type and galleys, seeking a site along the Oregon Pacific railroad to print a timber sheet. The tale emphasizes the printer as central to the frontier town.
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Pacific Coast
Silverton
Portland
Oregon Pacific
Women Split Hindered City Ticket Move
A campaign meeting in Attica discussed running a full female city ticket. Opinion split on the move and a disturbance threatened. The leader urged unity, saying women are divided and men will prevail, ending the meeting without a ticket.
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Attica
Kacase City Times
Windmill Ad Promotes Aermotor Improvements
An advertisement urges buyers to consider the Aermotor windmill as the latest improved model. It claims increased power, a 61.36 percent gain, and guarantees that a 16 foot wheel matches or exceeds a wooden wheel in all respects. For details contact Horr in Tucson.
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Geanng
Horr
Tucson
How 55000 Pounds Became a Horse Power
The piece explains James Watt's origin of the term horse power. It notes Watt measured actual work by horses, roughly raising 55000 pounds one foot per minute as one horsepower. The article discusses Watt’s engine sales and the Manufacturers' Gazette, claiming the unit was shaped to boost business and has misled the mining industry.
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Janes Watt
Watt
Cas
Steem
Theaey
Denver
Colorado
Montana State Lottery Promises Large Prizes and Public Draws
Answers to correspondents outline authorized launch in August 1587 and ongoing business. Sixteen men propose large prizes of 15000, 10000, and 5000 dollars drawn monthly from 1890. Tickets priced at one dollar obtainable via lottery dealers or through J J Jacobs in Butte Montana.
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Tsquinka
Montana
J. J Jacobs
Butte
Agric Sestiablata
USSG
America
Lage Han
Centro Europe
Middleton
Int
Isso
Itis
United States
Fashion and liquor ads and a mining strike note
The item mixes a gossip snippet about dressmakers and a shop promotion at the Pony saloon offering whiskey cigars and imported brands. It also notes rumors of a Colorado Keer Placer mining strike at Pot Holes with dirt yielding two to three dollars per pan and promises a full report next week in Yuma Sun.
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Colorado Keer Placer Mining Company
Neon Week
Yuma
Remarkable Return to Health Through Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A veteran memory recalls severe sickness in youth and credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing croup. The account notes the mother now uses the remedy for her child, claiming consistent success across administrations. Fortsle by H., 14. Peto.
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Chamberlain
Fortsle
Peto
New Years Eve Arrangements By Local Committee
John Montz and J Campbell head a committee arranging New Years Eve events. Firemen are asked to attend and public tickets are available for gentlemen and ladies at two dollars.
North American Review Announces Upcoming Year and Topics
The North American Review plans a strong annual edition with readings across Korean thought and public interest topics. The January issue will feature a major Free Trade debate and industry discussions led by notable figures, signaling a peak in its influence among periodicals.
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Boegesiade
Apieriva
Cemaleene
Famous Living Tates
America
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P. F. Collier
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California Fig Syrup Co
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