Formation Notice for Paving and Mercantile Co Op Towa 1907
The undersigned announce the association under the Iowa code for a corporation to conduct general mercantile trade and farming goods sales in Hibbott, Iowa. Authorized capital is 10,000 dollars with 3,100 paid. business begins March 2, 1907, for twenty years. Directors, officers, and a general agent to be appointed. debt limits set at 5,000 dollars. Names of initial stockholders listed.
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Code of
Iowa
Tock
Bird
Ther -Buchessors
Sich Corporation
George Arends
Het Bleeker
Heye Boyenga
John Coble
Lowell ‘Irepp
H. M. Lichtsmeier
HO Richtzmeier
Dale i Oskamp
One Way Settlers Rates Across Western States
The Minnesota & St. Louis Railroad offers one way saloon tickets to plains states Nebraska and beyond at half fare plus 82.00. Homeseekers and settlers are urged to call Iowa Central agents for full details or write A. B. Currs G P T A Missouri Reppolis Minnesota for particulars and rates.
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Polots
Nebraska
Calopado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Julian Territory
Oklahome
Texsa
Minnespolla
St. Louis
Iowa Central
Addreaa
A. B. Ourrs
Mos Reppolis
Mino
Peary May Quit Pole Quest Without Public Help
Commander Robert E Peary fears abandoning his dash to the North Pole due to a shortfall of about 60009 dollars for the Roosevelt expedition. He hopes public contributions will raise one hundred thousand dollars for ship repairs and general expenses, with support urged from the people and even public school children. Peary plans to sail from New York in late June, warning the voyage could last up to three years if required.
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New York
North Pole
Robert B. Peary
Pole
Commander Peary
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Peary
Discovery
James Town Exposition Opened With Roosevelt Address
The Jamestown centennial exposition in Hampton Roads, Va., opened with President Roosevelt in charge as crowds surged near the grandstand. After a sunrise salute, naval reviews, and diplomatic ceremonies, Roosevelt reassured the crowd, urged restraint, and declared battleships good peacemakers while presiding over a tense but orderly start to the celebration.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Siates
America
United States Army
Hampton Roads
Sylph
Harry St. George Tucker
Exposition Company
Virginia
United States Cavalry
New York
Exposition
Boon
Exposition Grounds
Tucker
Big Plant for Fort Omaha Hydrogen Generator Contract
Washington April 29 preliminary step toward an army balloon corps station War Department contracted to build a hydrogen generating plant at Fort Omaha Nebraska. The plant will be among the world largest producing 5000 cubic feet of gas per hour.
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Washington
Army Balloon Corps
War Department
Fort Omaha
Neb
Election Fights Roil Guayaquil and Quito in Ecuador
In Ecuador the congressional campaign, starting May 5, has sparked daily clashes between government and independent liberal factions. A major fight in Quito left several dead and many wounded as troops and police restored order and arrested leaders.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Quito
Alfara
McClellan Statue to Be Unveiled at Army of the Potomac Reunion
The thirty seventh annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac features the unveiling in May of a heroic bronze equestrian statue of General George B. McClellan, organizer and first commander. Rooseyisi will give the principal address as about 5,000 troops participate in the ceremonies in Washington on April 29.
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Army of Potomac
Washington
Society of the Army of the Potomac
George B. McClellan
Army of the Potomac
Roogeysi
Taft Lays Cornerstone at Dayton YMCA Building
Secretary of War William H. Taft delivered the principal address at the cornerstone laying for the new Dayton YMCA building. He helped lower the stone and smeared mortar, acting as a master mason in the ceremony. Postmaster General George von L. Myer, in Boston, denied reports of dissatisfaction and resignation plans.
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Taft
Dayton
William H. Taft
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
President Roosevelt Returns to Capital from Jamestown Expo
President Roosevelt and party return to Washington aboard the cruiser at Mayflower after a visit to the Jamestown exposition and a day off on the James River. All members of the party are reported well.
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Capital
Washington
Roosevelt
Mayiower
May Day Labor Peace Across Major Cities
Opening of outdoor construction season shows New York Chicago and St Louis without serious labor troubles. builder demand rises with private projects and tunnels terminals. near harmony reported in Chicago and wage scales signed in St Louis area. San Francisco faces potential May Day strikes by eleven unions seeking eight hours pay for nine, about 10,000 workers involved.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louie St. Louis
Southwest
Building Trades Council
Frisco
San Francisco
Metal Trades
Streetcar Tie Up At Salt Lake Strikers Walk Out
Salt Lake April 29 a strike was declared on the street car service of the Utah Light and Railway company with 450 men walking out. Over 300 of 456 motormen and conductors voted unanimously for the strike causing complete disorder and abandonment of any partial service. The wage dispute had been misrepresented as arbitration by President Bancroft. Havana cigarmakers also strike demanding American gold pay, while Iowa normal teams debated in Cedar Falls and Kirksville Missouri.
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Salt Lake
Utah Light and Railway Company
Da.m
Bancroft
Havana
Havana Tobacco Company
Magoon
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Mange
Jonah Biapea
Droggisia
Hurophroys’ Medicine Co
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William and Johny
Kennedy
Laporatory of & & Bewitr « Go
Chicago, U
Castoria
Benin
Beaza
Eixerelae
Alijever
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Rocky Mountain
Poleaumt
Lages
Arette Club Lasuea
Gohtain
Jamestown
Golder Button
Shipa
Five Nationaln Review
Hampton Roade
New England
Softon
Workingmen’s
Boston
Fall River
Pittsburg
Shiloh
Morgan
Percheron
Wm. Ackley
Fred Heffelmeier
Ackley
Asche
Normal
Coder Falls
Cedar Falls
Hirkaville
Em. Mar
Rim
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Ckley
Job Rath, Prorgieror
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Casitien
Rath’s Exchange Bank
Esoaelisheep
Ben Helpd
Frudden Lumber Company
J. A. Milcer
Bakker
Furnitur
Bell Phone
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