North Pacific Coast Country travel guide by railway
Advert shows a new travel book for Pacific Northwest trips, mailed for four cents, with round trips from Chicago to Seattle and other Pacific ports at $62. Daily service until September 30, return by October 31. C N Curtis, Division Passenger Agent, Sioux City Iowa. GL Averyony reads the want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
North Pacific Coast Country
Chicago
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Vilctoria
Vancouver
Butte
C. N. Curtis
Wise Block
Sioux City
Iowa
East South Dakota News Briefs and Alfalfa Guide
A collection of notes on new rail passenger conduct rules and a four mile walking incident near Dodge. Also advice on fly control with carbolic acid and a Dakota teacher petition law. Remsen’s Clam Chowder column compares liquor and cocaine, and a Vermillion farmer faces murder charges. Plus alfalfa cultivation guidance from Iowa State College and farm crop benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen Bell Enterprise
American Health League
Europe
Remsen
Iowa State College
Iowa
Farm Crops Department
Viowa State College
Amos
Northwestern railroad fast freight to Chicago Hawarden
A new fast freight service between Chicago and Hawarden has been started by the Northwestern railroad. The report notes various regional activities including labor day plans, school construction, fraternal conventions, county hospital efforts, and local incidents across South Dakota and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Hawarden
Woodmen
Alsen
Dell Rapids
Ten Years Ago From Akron Tribune Files
Ten years ago in Akron and Westfield area notes include N Mead opening a branch drug store at Westfield, Mr and Mrs H H Gilley visiting friends, Fred Moore hobbling after a horse incident, T L Burnight moving to a new home, and a large Modern Woodmen camp organized in Westfield. Local political activity features Democratic nominations and county conventions, with reports on bridge funding, a fatal bowels issue, a Milwaukee railroad brakeman losing a thumb, and a windstorm destroying the old bridge prompting a temporary dam crossing. Delegates from Union and Plymouth counties attend meetings to choose state and senatorial candidates, with many named participants and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moore
T. L. Burnight
A. McGinnis
Westfield
Fred E. White
Keokuk County
Des Moines
Walter Bennett
Logan
Eugene Pulson
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Clark
Union
Plymouth Counties
Big Sioux
Union County
Mill Dam
Dakota
LeMars
Portland
Plymouth
I. C. Hise
M. A. Agnes
John Beély
W. A. Julian
Geo, Warrell
Ferdinand Reichmann
John Startzl
N. J. Brocknan
T. F. Ward
A. P. Cramer
W. A. Simkins
Phil. Hela
J.T. Mohan
Jas. Hughes
J. J. Kass
Tim Sullivan
Henry Schroeten
G. W. Burrill
8. M. Doyle
C. E Cottrell
Grant Munser
Phil, Gmmert
Thos, Stinton
Henry Ablers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fullerton Lumber Company
Akron Or
Chatsworth
Cc. i. Ferris
Akron Yards
J. FE. Martin
Clinitaworth’ Yarda
Akron Savings Bank
Stenton
Brea
Guo Way
Vive-Prus
C.G. Bunny
Cashier
Younvstros
Asst
Dinkarons
Geo. Way
Robert
Ross Thomas Stinton Boyson
A. Weidenfeller
NED Kap Ce
Big Sioux River Valley
Akron Milling Company
Ervin & Styles
Cléos
Petronags
March
L. J. Conger
Baker Building
Jivat Dooy Weat
Jat National Bank
Averyony
Ray Smith
Akron
Tows
Dodge
East South Dakota
LéMars Hospital
N. P. Swanson
Vermillion
Clay County
Inlaw
F. Cobb
Neighborhood News
Mhe
State Knights of Pythias
Lowa Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Paullina
Clay
County
M. D
Old Settlers’ Association
George Patrick
Wm. Patrick
Hilda Wickland
Minneapoli
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Washington
Roy Konvie
Kingsley
J. C. Gillespie
LeMars Sentinel
Clarion
Akron Tribune
N. Mead
H. H. Gilley
Est
Wendt’s
Umibretlas
Mason
A. van Wagenen
New Opera House
Reed Street
Els Re Fowa
South Dakota
Opera House
Akron Orchestra
A. D'Arville
Arch Lilly
J. Martin Smythe
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