The States Convict Labor and Its Historical Contracts
The article surveys convict labor in the state from 1858 to 1880 detailing contracts for agricultural and factory work shifts in pricing commission changes and legislative actions It notes the move to warden led contracts the use of penitentiary labor for furniture boots and machinery and the ongoing debates over keeping or ending convict labor including quarry work in the Fort Madison era.
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Fort Madison
Intia
Hendley
Columbus
Ohio
L&on
Fic
Edward Johnstone
GS. Walker
Wits den
Jamuery Bg
Executive Council
H.W. Cartwright
James W. Campbell
John A. II
Carpenter
Brown
Columns
Frebitcock & Johnson
B. Dede
Lowa Farming Tour Company
Hote
Sixteenth
General Assembly
Farming Tool Company
Tenty C
Hernand J. Huiskamp
Trebil
Cook
Johinson
Seo
Edward Rake & Co
Midison Chair Company
Dalskemps
Farming Ool
Tie
PSR
Tie Ald Vengeruies
Conviers
Tse
Phups
Hort Madison Cave Company
IME
Ghirky Bony
Dhite Sudite Pinapers
Tawenty
Jowa Faraynge Tol Company
Jahan
Canvieh Dayer
Aniilosa
Wiiell
Tibet
Hbs
Lie Council
Port Madison
Mitny
Andinosi
Dort Madison Penitentiary
Ainuosik
Turin
Obituary Notice for a German Immigrant Pioneer
The article honors a man born in Neuenstein Germany January 25. He lived in Ackley and Waterloo, rebuilt his life after prohibition upheaval, and died from rheumatism after ten years of retirement. Survived by four sons and two daughters known for conscientious character. Beloved husband and father, mourned by many friends and family, with services conducted by Rev. Kreutzstein.
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Neuenstein
Witttembure
Germany
Arbertes
Darbugide
Witterloo
Oeeuqiding
Merul
Cedar Bulls
Veel
Diteah Bkelmide
Wateriog
George Judenceker
Cedar Malls
Tle
Order of
Odd Vellows
Cedar Falls
Been
O. Bor
L. Stilton
Re Toul
Lousin
Wahom
Kreutzenstein
St. Jalie
Guitty
Colorado as it ib in Denver era remarks and prospects
Fragmented report notes Banque style observations from Colorado and Denver, detailing business conditions, agriculture including peaches and fruit, river water power from Grand and Gunnison rivers, mining activity, and general prospects. Mentions Gerard Valley as a fertile area and references investor interest amid a difficult market.
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Tishius
Denver
Colunide
Gerard
Pal
Grand
Gunnisern
Cauainisouy
Lchrader
Receiver appointed in Moore business case at Eldora
Judge Paurd sell appointed A E H Sbhorthitl as receiver for the Moore brothers to assess debts and business status. The record shows balances with $10,000 production value and $2,000 in accounts, with total indebtedness around $15,100. Nearby, Chas Vroom and family of Waterloo visit. Lowi Combrau Way offers low fare excursions and a local drug store advertises August sale events.
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Teldara Hay Cinta
Birdsall
C. E. Adbrook
Ad Eidou
Pentbrad
Willis
Town Halls
Sale
Moore’s
Moores
Vielonne
Jines
Paurdsell
A. E H. Sbhorthitl
Bdara
Nod
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Foy
Witteside Brothers
Ackley
Mahnke’s Meat Market
Waterloo
Poisal
Aid Ib
Atak
Tela
Fortunski
Prop
Waterloo, Ta
Ovals
Sineerely Spord
Lewes
Mabnke
Dale Ie
Mey
Sirs
William Voltman
Eyvanvlical Des GielLy
Linzie Getline
Boeekemeter
Martin
Eluvator
Wis
OS. Blerechts Presbiey
Vain Blotidia
Dross Woods
A. W. Relokets
S-Guellel
Monslow
Harvey Achtocdes
Colorado
Eldova
Gray Works
Jacobs
Wiethopus
Wren Benit Et
Udespe de Tioan
Ares
Selreviler
Goa
Feoe
Missouri
Chat
Buadipocder
Linaseft
Teuch
Colorado Eitige Weilly
Eldora Glay
A. EB. Seorthitl
Chas. Vroom
Ire
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Ds Vroom
Lowi Combrau
Wil
Clee
Sile
Nix
Phos
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Tanner
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Lobe Clothing
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