German Townshiip News Sees Local Trades And Moves
Henry Schmitt sold a team of horses to King of Cleves and William Lindamann sold cattle to George Jeevers at 34.85 per hundred pounds. Various locals relocate, travel, or report illness as Rev Schmitt, Geerdes, and others visit or depart. Rural routes update mail times. several farms plan sales. an accident injures a man, prompting a leg amputation.
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Henry Schmitt
King
Cleves
William Lindamann
George Jeevers
Misa Cora ‘Lrumbotnet
Schmitt
Wheeling
Illinois
Henry Geerdes
Lansing
Itaois
Geerdes
Aplington
BE. Y
Royce
Sheldon
Marling
Eldora
Rey
Pan Wag
Iia
Dakota
Alli
Janesville
John Bode
Bride
Woden
Hartsock
Atatiog
Robert Thacker
Central City
Trusts and Tariffs in the Nation's Crisis
Horace Botus warns that industrial combinations and monopoly trusts threaten workers and competition. He argues for dismantling sheltering tariffs and calls for rapid measures against trusts. He cites coal strikes in the anthracite fields as evidence of corporate power oppressing labor.
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Ateast
America
Tuduatey
Torolog
Visinna
Congress
Town Democrate
Horace Botus
Ackley Markets Paper Delivers Concise Pens Form
Ackley Markets announces a compact edition printing at the home office. The note emphasizes concise pens, with distribution details not fully specified.
Democratic County Contention at Eldora Oct 10 1902
Democratic county meeting at the courthouse in Eldora on Friday October 10 1902 to perfect a county organization and nominate candidates for county offices. Voters supporting Horace Boles in the upcoming election urged to attend and participate in the convention. Special crop bulletin notes abnormal cold and wet weather harming crops and forecasts further weather needs for harvest. Auction notice lists sale of horses cattle farm machinery hay corn and more near Ackley on Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Illinois Central route study promotes a Washington trip for G A R and veterans with round trip from Ackley set at 2.00 and details sent by mail from Dubuque Iowa.
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Geneva
Dell Bryan
Sheffield
John Maler
T. Bryan
Minneapolis
Herbert Horner
Wilmot
Minnesotta
Jookilng
Bia
Clarence Cole
Kansas City
L. A. Patton
Strain
Swea City
Workman
Alf Slide
Pearson
Iowa
Frank Pecarakla
Austin
Minnesota
Joe
Patroga
Democrata
Hardin County
Court House
Eldora
Finst
Secoxp
Supervssors
Horace Boles
Orper Comaitrrex
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Climate and Crop Service Weather Bureau
Ackley
Aleidus Vietor
Fred Schrader
Washington, D.c
Linois Central Railroad Company
Otha National
W. B.C
Veterans
Ulagig Central
Lone Points
Washington
Big Four
Cinginnuts
Department of Town
A. R
Losving Town
Chicago
Aveen
Battle Grounds
Virginia
Hiytiicht
Dubuque
Wlashington
Te Oulura
Illneis
Menny
A. G
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The Worst Farm Remedies and Paralysis Aid
Multitudes praise Kodol the new discovery that digests food and purifies the stomach claiming it cures indigestion and dyspepsia after four bottles. A paralyzed man reports improvement with Chamberlain's Liniment after physician-ordered treatment failed. Schultz advertises bakers supplies and low railway rates from Chicago Great Western to North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon with tickets on sale in October.
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Ars. Cranfill
Troy
Schultz
Friz & Paulus
Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geor McDonald
Wan
Logan County
Waa
Chicago Great Western Railway
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Icpc
GPA
Chicago
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C. A. Green
Battle Creek
Ackley Markets
Special Crop Bulletin
Odhare
Martin Bldg
City Hall
Ritz Brother
Fish and Game
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Atte Ee
Man and
Money
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