Subscription Law Rumors Stir Public Notices
The piece outlines newspaper subscription regulations and court rulings. It notes that failure to give notice of discontinuation may keep a subscription active, and nonpayment duties extend to arrears. Moving without updating the publisher can complicate delivery, and removing papers from offices may be treated as fraud proof. It references postal law implications for nonpayment and continued reception.
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Alow Ra
United States
Intdas
Rand
Renues
Udnder
Copala
Thanksgiving Proclamation and Local Endorsement Debate
President McKinley declares Thanksgiving Day on November 25 in 1897 urging prayer and national unity. The issue section argues against Wenger’s candidacy, endorsing Baker the Prohibition candidate and criticizing Wenger for temperance stance and party ties with Hanna and Cox, highlighting local political loyalties.
Paper Based Telecommunication Poles and Fireproof Chimney
A new method produces strong durable tele graph and telephone poles from paper, claimed weatherproof. Water paper also made from paper in England with success. A Breslad chimney built of paper is said to be fireproof and unique. An intermission on hand-shaking for months due to spring campaigning.
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England
Breslad
Grandiloquence With a Drop From a Gubernatorial Speech
A Des Moines Reg clipping quotes Leslie M. Shaw's Iowa governor race speech. The speaker extols the Dingley Allisons tariff, claiming it lit factories, fed families, and boosted wages, then warns voters against a late drop that would derail recovery. The rhetoric blends praise for protection and a plea to avoid political mischief at the polls.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Des Moines
Ali
Banka
America
Steple
Europe
William McKinley
Prohibition and political passions stir Wooster views
A brittle political screed notes Prohibition party labels and reactions from churches and Republicans, lampooning sanctimony while urging civic duty. It cites Lincoln and Carl Martyn, discusses speculative population math by Ravenstein, and cautions against overreliance on census trends.
Prohibition Debate Echoes In Fractured Ballot Remarks
A shaky political screed rails at Prohibition and party figures with references to Cincinnati figures, Mark Hanna, and church influence. The writer invokes punishment and excommunication while urging strict stance, predicting continued battles in churches and politics.
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Prohibition Party
Wenger
Wooster
George B Cox
Mark Hanna
George B. Qox
Cincinnati
Mark’ Hanna
Timae
Cowardly Tactics By Anti-Saloon Leader Target Editor
The piece attacks Mr Woodard of the Anti-Saloon League for a late and cowardly attack on the Haranp editor. It questions his claims about comments at the County Prohibition convention and alleges misattributions about remarks by Mr Kieffer. The article defends Republican stance on saloon fighting and calls for Woodard to align with their views.
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David Wenger
Wenger
Baker
Wanger
Ohio
Iowa
Dow
Ulrtillery
Esscow
Mark Hanna
U. S
Wayne County
Wilasy
Hanna
Mr. Wenger
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Ram
Bee
Party
Anu Saloon League
Prohibition Party
Woodard
Nhreve
Anti-Saloon League
Haranp
Heranp
Republican
Wooster
Prohibition Convention
Kieffer
Woodard Iaying
George Cox
Secretary Wilson urges global farm info network at embassies
The Secretary of Agriculture urges placing American agents at major foreign posts to gather crop and price data, study foreign agriculture, and inform U S farmers. He calls for funding to expand animal industry, weather services, and publishing, and promotes domestic seed introduction to diversify crops and keep money at home. He highlights potential sugar self sufficiency and a large foreign expenditure on agricultural goods could be redirected. He notes opportunities in horse and livestock exports and studying foreign markets to guide purchases.
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Department of Agriculture
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Department
Anya
Agricultors
Congress
Bareac
Weather
United States
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Haskell Harria
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