Shilohs Cure Sold By Carris & Co Amid Local Notices
Dozens of lines mention Shilohs Cure for consumption and throat ailments sold by K. Carris & Co. The text notes Washington county town aims, population growth from 1838 to 1840, a wheelmen parade at Columbus Junction fair, and references to an emigrants guide by J. J. Newhall.
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Des Moines
Columbus Junction Fair
Shiloh
Carris & Co
E. C. Carris & Co
They Fame Populist County Convention Held in Salvation Army Hall
A populist county convention gathered Saturday in the Salvation Army Hall with attendees from local factions. Organizers promoted reform platforms while speakers emphasized community issues and civic participation.
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Salvation Army Hall
Populist Delegates Rule County Ticket at Fusion Convention
The county Populist meeting in Salvation Army Hall elected a secretary and approved fusion with Democrats for recorder. Contest over the nominee pitted Geo Jacobs against Coffee, with Jacobs winning 15 to 7 in a single ballot. Delegates to state and congressional conventions were named, and additional local notes covered an lunar eclipse and upcoming Columbus Junction races.
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Salvation Army Hall
H. ©. Horsey
Gentyler
C. Kk. Brown
Will Black
Messrs. McFarland
Wells
Little
Cal Little
Coffee
Mae Church
Geo. Jacobs
Jacobs
Brown
Miss Brown
Wallace Cherryholmes
Weather forecast and sermon report from August
The forecast for Iowa calls for fair weather and warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday. Rev. Charles Brown, a Boston preacher and local figure, delivered a grand sermon to a crowded Literary Centre audience, praised for its clarity and thoughtful depth.
Race at Fair Ground Track Between Two Horses
This afternoon at the fair ground race track a race is set between Tigh Five owned by Br Ream a traveling horseman and Sorrel Dick owned by Prichard of West Chester. A purse of twenty five dollars is posted for the event.
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Tigh
BR. Ream
Prichard
West Chester
Y.P. 8S. C. BE. Meeting Set After Prayer
A business gathering of the Y.P. 8S. C. BE. is planned for next Wednesday evening following prayer at the Presbyterian church. Full attendance is requested by organizers.
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Y.P
Presbyterian Church
Secretary Glasgow inks Owens Glass Blowers for fair exhibitions
Secretary Glasgow has nearly closed a contract with Owens Glass Blowers to perform daily exhibitions at the fair. The leading member who crafted the Glass Princess Baulalia dress, shown at Libbey Glass Works during the World’s Fair, is highlighted as a major attraction. In Union services at U.P. Church Rev. W G Thorne delivered a splendid sermon on David’s life. the church was crowded.
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U.P
W. G. Thorne
Life of
David
Scranton Wins Judgment Against Geyer in Rogers Ruling
Justice Rogers delivers judgement in the Scranton versus Geyer case this morning, awarding Mr. Scranton a sum of 22 50. The decision marks a clear victory for Scranton in the ongoing dispute.
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Geyer
Justice Rogers
Mr. Scranton
Prank EB Long Company Promises Free Bicycle At Fair
Local notice lists Prank EB Long Company giving away a high grade bicycle during the fair. It notes the company’s strong season and invites attendance to events including a vaudeville show by Imrolox and a comedy lineup in Old Madrid. Also mentions a marriage at Justice Rogers office and a kitchen stove accident injury to J W Morton's child. National Democratic Convention tickets offered by C I J P Ry for Indianapolis trip.
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Imrolox
Old Madrid
Indianapolis
Indiana
M. Gounp
Loaded Gun Rumors Persist in Police Report
The report repeats claims about a firearm being loaded or not loaded, with officials scrutinizing conflicting statements. Investigators seek clarity as the case draws renewed attention from local residents and media outlets.
Accidentally Shot Kills Brother During Breakfast
A family tragedy near the breakfast table ends in the death of one brother after a revolver misfire while showing a weapon. The incident follows a recent trip to New Mexico by Prank Borcher, with other local notices on community events and local workers.
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New York
Unclear notes from 18th century run and shop ads
Readable fragments mention Ben Marshall unable to run and Martin Casey taking his place. Also references Pearson's Centers, Schott's harness shop, Glasgow and Lytle's ice cream soda, and George Paul as a morning passenger for Ainsworth. No clear event or outcome stated.
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Martin Casey
Pearson
Schott
Harnese
Glasgow & Lytle's
George Paul
Ainsworth
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