Through Golden Iowa Crop Scene of Story County
A Nebraskan style farm feature extols Story County Iowa oat and small grain production. It cites a ten year growth in yields from ten to twenty five bushels per acre to thirty five to one hundred, with 1904 oats output around 122,323,200 bushels from 3,822,600 acres valued at 30,580,800 dollars. An Ames field photo of 160 acres is noted with an estimated sixty five bushels per acre.
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Iowa
Story County
Middle West
Ames
Lowa
Ferndall Grocer Ad and Iowa Crop Outlook in Story County
An ad lists Reliable Grocer Wellington Flour Teas and canned goods with prices. The piece shifts to Iowa crop data for 1904-1906 noting oats and corn yields, land areas, and values, praising Central Iowa farms and Story County with a republican vote and land valued at one hundred dollars an acre.
Story County Newslets Highlights Local Sports and People
Story County notes crow about baseball fever with Hopkins Bros. beating Roland 10-8 and east vs west Nevada game ending 9-5 in eleven innings. Huxley cornerstone set August 5 led by Prof Howe of Minneapolis. Bank in Huxley opens. Ring neighbors juggle hog bets. Collins sees local quarrel. Also reports on deaths, a Stradivarius violin sale, funeral in Ontario, an improvised cement brick machine, and travelers to Illinois.
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Hopkins Bros
Roland
Story City
Market prices and a testimonial for Arnica Salve
July 26 1906 market rates list Rye oats wheat corn butter eggs and cattle prices. A Farmville Virginia resident A M Bruce reports Bucklen arnica salve cured chronic piles and malignant sores with a 25 cent offer from L M Bosworth druggist.
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A. M. Bruce
Farmville
L. M. Bosworth Druggist
Residence for Sale Near School and Motor Route
Classic small home listing describing a good sight room house with bath for sale. Convenient location near school and motor route. Inquiries directed to Trugs office.
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Trugs
Cheap Railroad Rates Rally to Influence State Convention
Western Passenger Association plans August ticket sales at one and one third fare for round trips with return by August 11 1906. The piece argues Cummins supporters aim to control the convention, opposing the state central committee and warning of a party split if new rules are pursued.
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Western Passenger Association
Cummins
Larrabe
State Central Committee
Judge Towner
Larrabee
Notice of Will Probating Eli Zenor in Story County Iowa
In the District Court of Story County Iowa the last will and testament of Eli Zenor is on file for probate. A hearing is set for Tuesday August 28 1906 at the District Court in Nevada. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the instrument should not be accepted as the decedent's will. Witness the Clerk of Court and seal of District Court July 20 1906.
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State of
Des Moines
Iowa
Nevada
A. D
Gillespie & Bannist Attorneys
W. S. Conkling
District Court of Plaint
Story County
District Court
Jacob Erb
Said
Eli Zenor
Said County
C.P.M
Milo McCartney
Poygeu
Will of Milo McCartney Probate Notice
In Story County Iowa the District Court calls all interested to hear the instrument meant as the will of Milo McCartney deceased. A hearing is set for Tuesday August 28 1906 at Nevada to determine validity and compliance with law.
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Golden Iowa
Middle Atlantic
Wellington
St. Clare
Sint Cs Ee
Eer
Swift Pride
S. Majestic
Nat'l Biscuit Co
H. K
Story County Newslets
Cambridge
Hearing
Fieldberg Church
Huxley
Prof. Howe
Minneapolis
Collins
Hale
Jennie McQuiston
Farmers Savings Bank of
Robert Hall
Ontario
Rcadenizer
Oskaloosa
A. J. Wellington
K. of
State Center
John Hougeh
McCalisburg
John
Sol Peterman
Jocko
Stanislaus
George Shoemaker
Cole
D. F. Shope
George Burt
Maxwell
Comtence
Brook
Oliver Cooper
Orange
California
Illinois
Mrs. Cooper
Union Township
Thorugh
Mr. Cooper
City of
C. Hamilton
Grocer
Rye
John R. Keating
Chicago
Joint Agents Office
G. W. Rogers
Judisch Brothers
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