Real Estate Talk Promotes Cove Arkansas Land Investment
A 1908 investor notice touts Cove Arkansas as a garden spot in the Ozarks with rail access via Kansas City Southern. It highlights 5 to 500 acre tracts priced at 5 to 25 dollars an acre, suitable for fruit farming timber to lumber and poultry, plus local insurance services.
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Cove
Polk County
Arkansas
Kansas City Southern Railway
Kansas City
Ozark Mountains
County Board Proceedings in Story County Iowa 1907
Minutes show the Story county Board of Supervisors meeting December 30 1907 at Nevada with members Silliman Michaelson and Johnson. They adopt a joint Boone Story Drainage District No 1 levy and approve payments to B Tager land contractor, plus appoint attorneys for Grant Township Ditch No 5 and adopt a Richland Township Drainage District No 10 assessment to cover remaining construction costs.
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Board of Supervisors
Story County
Iowa
Court House
Nevada
E. R. Silliman
J. Michaelson
B. Johnson
Boone-Story
Michaelson
Silliman
A. D
Boards of Super
Boone and
Story Counties
Boone-Story Drainage District
2Th General Assembly
State of
Johnson
B. Tagerland
Warren-McCallsburg
Messrs
Olson and
Thompson
John M. Wells
Silliman Age
Michaelson Age
R. A. Gardner
M. R. Donahoo
Collins Township
P. C. Hanson and Sons
Grant Township
I. W. Douglass
Maxwell
Thaddeus Binford
Marshalltown
Richland Township
Sarah Dillin
District Court
J. O. Michaelson
C. G
Story County Board Minutes Record 1908 Sessions
The Story County Iowa Board of Supervisors votes on motions and adjournments. Minutes cover meetings from January 2 and 3 1908 with attendance by E R Silliman J O Michaelson and B Johnson. A jury list for 1908 is attached and accounts are reviewed.
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Ves
Iowa
Democratic Conference Called for Seventh Iowa District
Clint L. Price announces a Democratic conference in Des Moines at the Savery hotel on Thursday January 16 1908 at 2 p m. The meeting aims to discuss the new primary law and other district party matters inviting all district Democrats to attend. Also mention of Mr Moore and a dramatic production featuring American life with Blue Ridge Mountain scenery.
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Iowa
Savery
Des Moines
Clint L. Price
Donald
Mr. Moore
Blue Ridge
Rheumatism Relief Promised by Pain Balm Trial
Advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a relief for rheumatic pains promising rest and sleep. Claims one application proves its effectiveness and notes Judisch Bros. as the seller.
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Chamberlain
Judisch Bros
Advertisement Wins Prize for Ladies Home Journal Pattern
W J Semmons received a five dollar check from the Ladies Home Journal for the best advertisement of patterns for December 1907. The winning ad appeared in the Ames Times on November 21.
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W. J. Semmons
Ladies Home Journal People
Ladies Home Journal
Ames Times
Southworth’s Hidden Hand Drama Draws Actor Toward Stage
Mrs. South worths novel The Hidden Hand inspires Eugene Moore to adapt it into a new drama. Fred M. Conrad, a prominent showman, stages the production at the Armory opera house on Saturday January 18, featuring Capitola and the villain Black Mc.
Higher health level claim for Dr. King's New Life Pills
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says the pills keep his stomach liver and bowels working right. Money refunded at all drug stores if the pills disappoint on trial.
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
Enjoyable Play Hidden Hand Delights Critics
Critics praise the new drama Hidden Hand for its high class quality. The production by Fred Conrad and author Eugene Moore blends melodrama with genuine mountain life charm and backwoods humor.
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Fred Conrad
Eugene Moore
Tragic Winter Accident Injures Willie Baker
A school skating scene ends in tragedy as Willie Baker falls through thin ice while skating with classmates on a winter outing. An undertaker is noted in connection with the incident.
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Willie Baker
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Maine Man
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve does the business. He used it for piles chapped hands and an old sore and it cured them with no scar. Price 25 cents at all drug stores.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Maine
Bucklen
Iowa National Guard Officers Attend Boston Convention
Adjutant General Thrift of Iowa leads four state colonels and two lieutenants to Farnel Hall Boston for a three day National Guard convention. They aim to secure equipment for ready service under the Dix law and align state practices with regular army rules.
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Iowa National Guard
Boston
National Guard
Thrift
Iowa
Chantland
66Th
Bishop
54Th
Dows
63D
J. R. Lincoln
Lambert
Allen
Farnel Hall
Massachussetts
Langlois Sisters Send Thanks After Suit Settlement
Tom Thompson received a letter this week from the Langlois sisters now in Oskaloosa acknowledging receipt of the money collected after their recent lawsuit here. They again thank the people who helped them while they stayed in this place and say they are employed at a picture theatre in Oskaloosa and doing well.
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Tom Thompson
Langlois
Oskaloosa
Mr. Thompson
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Safe Medicine for Children
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is safe for children and adults and effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It asserts early use prevents croup attacks contains no opium or harmful drugs and is sold by Judisch Bros.
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Judisch Bros
New Library Stacks Ready This Week for Books
Two new stacks are being installed this week and will be ready for new books at any time. The update accompanies a list of magazines and periodicals including American Boy Ames Intelligencer Ames Times and others.
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American Boy
Ames Intelligencer
Ames Times
Annals of Iowa
Atlantic Monthly
Current Literature
Collier’s
Delineator
Century
Country Life In America
Everybody’s Magazine
Forum
Harper’s Weekly
House Beautiful
Independent
Ladies’ Home Journal
Little Folks
McClures Magazine
Masters In Art
N.Y. Times Saturday Review
Arboriculture
Outlook
Popular Magazine
Public Libraries
Reader’s Guide
Review of Reviews
St. Nicholas
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American
Scribner’s Magazine
Wonman’s Home Companion
World's Work
Youth’s Companion
Register & Leader
Chicago Record Herald
Nevada
Iowa Journal of History and Politics
Alumnus
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Darner & Hickle
Bosworth’s
County Board Proceedings
Meen
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Neis
Bough
Ella Sato
Fred
Crane
Jennie
Edward
Copestake
J. C
J.C
Gerbracht
Joseph
Greeley
Mss
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Gossard
George
Kingsbury
H. W
Che Esas
Long
John See
John
John B
Meltzer
McGarth
Hannah
Hannah RS
Hannah Pas
Miss
al Carlio
Soderstrom
Peter
Peter Lees
Ter Ae
Woodrut
Peter E
Wenkear
Wooarutt
N. W. Ry
N. W. BR. R. Co Iys
Sth General Assembly of
Dillin
Sarah
Callahan
Rae
Mney
COSC
Conover
Della
VSPA
Sullivan
Pat
Burgess
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J Q
RC SC
Chth Tech
Hopkins
SRS Cchs Sector
CSC SC
Boynton
Hyden
Amos
Adams
John Q
John Q. Ee
John Q . A
Ambrose
J. W
PURE
Rseareress
Beatty
Susan Susan
John Es
Swayze
W. F
Fegtly
Jacob Ee
Sey
Jacob i
Ee Ee
John Q. Ae
Sey Adams
Lockridge
Lydia
Lydia See
Lydia Tss
Lydia Seynely
Emma Ney
Chrisman
J. M
J M
D. J Cops
McLain
Fee
Bae
A. Q
Richland
G. Dunahugh
Lee
11Th Judicial District
County Recorder
BE. R. Silliman
Dunahugh
Democratic Conference
Undertaker
Jeff
Lincoln
Chester
Young Press
Highland Boy
Jefferson
Enterprise
Frank Morris
H. N. Donhowe
E. F. Posegate
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