• Tags: German-Language Newspapers
DM-Staatsanzeiger.1889-01-03.Neujahrsgruss.jpg

Like many newspapers of the period, the Iowa Staats-Anzeiger published annual New Year's greetings for its readers. This greeting includes a poem on the new year of 1889, which reveals the Democratic leanings of the paper by lamenting that Grover…
National-Demokrat.1886-Neujahr-Kalender.jpg

Complementary Calendar for readers of the Dubuque National-Demokrat; the accompanying text notes that the newspaper was founded in 1856, making 1886 the 30th anniversary of its founding.
Temperance Commentary 1_8Feb1884.pdf

Report on the provisions of the new law for the licensing of the sale of alcoholic beverages; distinctions between wholesale and retail sales
Schleswig Leader Masthead.pdf

Masthead for dual-language Schleswig Leader
DM-Staatsanzeiger.1871-02-18.Karneval.Crop.jpg

The Turners regularly hosted masquerade balls for Mardi Gras in the late 19th century.
IC-Post.1882-02-15.Maskenball.Crop2.jpg

While it is uncertain who organized this masquerade ball--either the proprietor of Ham's Hall or another group that rented the hall--they are clearly proud of the prize money that they have set aside for the best costumes.
National-Demokrat.1866-01-23.Narrenfest-Maskenball.Crop.jpg

Three advertisements concerning Mardi Gras activities in Dubuque: 1) a masquerade ball in the German City Theater (Deutsches Stadttheater) with prize competition for the best costume; a ball in City Hall sponsored by the German Aid Society; a…
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