Iowa day at the Columbian Exposition noted
Fragments from the Hardin Iowa editorials mention Sept 21 as Iowa day at the Columbian Exposition. The piece reflects on local papers, city streets, and humorous anecdotes, with observations on World’s Fair pricing, postmaster history, and a toast to Lucy Larcom and women’s rights. It includes notes on the World’s Fair Congress and regional personalities, along with short poetry and reader notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nevada
Fort Dodge Post
Labor saving machinery spurs progress and citizen loyalty
A Memphis Unionist extract criticizes labor opponents of machinery and praises progress. It cites type setting machines, argues for patriotism in naturalization cases, and commends Judge Hindman for upholding allegiance to the United States as a condition of citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Webster City
Hindman
United States
Denmark
Times
Notice on horse stand locations and racing figures
Notice details the white footed English Shire stallion stand for the season at several farms by J W Freeland and notes W W Tyrewi's racing focus after resigning his Methodist pastorate and leasing the Eagle Grove Driving Park. Also includes Chamberlains Cough Remedy ads and a Dr Keery gold formula sale claim with pain balm promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Iowa
J. W. Freeland
Densmoré Place
Orrin Shaw’s
W. W. Tyrewi
Iowa Falls
Eagle Grove
Money to Loan In Ames Offers 20 Percent Returns
Miss Mattie Turner acts as Special Agent for Story and adjoining counties for the Iowa Mutual Building and Loan Association of Dubuque. The association seeks savers and home buyers, with no membership fee and a 20 percent earnings on vested money. For details contact Mattie A. Turner in Ames Iowa or visit Mrs C M Gammon’s near the National Bank. References from local pastors and bankers support the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Turner
Ames
Iowa Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Dubuque
Story
Miss Turner
Dubuque Association
Mattie A. Turner
Iowa
C. M. Gammon
National Bank
H. J. Everly
Methodist Church
W. Duncan
Dubuque County Bank
Strickland
First Baptist Church
Sioux City
How to Visit the World's Fair by The North-Western Line
Readers are informed of reduced excursion rates to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Tickets are on sale via the Northwestern Line until October 31, 1893, with return validity to November 15, 1893. Information available from Northwestern agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western
North-Western
Chicago
Northwestern Li
Ruby Glassware Glitters in Elegant Color Display
An elegant array of ruby glassware showcases colorful pieces praised as the standout in the collection. The set’s refined lines and vibrant hues highlight craft and style, drawing attention for its beauty and variety.
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EB. Baker
Dave
DELL
Maxwell & Son
Cash Grocers
Jersey
Hamilton & CO
Peoplesopular Grocers
Contre
Rom. Bosww
Khes
Trie Cooling TY
Masterman
Arnold
Ardware
Thurston, Swan & Co
Thelesale
Minnesota
Graham
Frank Fatrick
the Times
Story County
Towa
Boone
Maxwell
Clarkson
Post-Office Department
Harrison
Heaven
W. S.A. Department
THE
Woman Suffrage Association of
Boston
Connecticut
Anna Howard Shaw
Political Equality Club
Dunlap
Childs
Missouri Valley
Lucy Larcom
Godfrey
Lacey
Glen Viola
Sara
Lucy Larecom
Hope
Love
Picciola
Anna Richmond
London
Francis E. Willard
Lady Somerset
British Woman’s Temperance Association
Art Institute
Lake Front
Auditorium Hotel
Oak and Poplar
Munn’s
Scientific American
Adams Bros
M. J. Sponx
Westerman & Arnold's
Condit
Syru
Benel
Nar Cabool
Joan W. Brow
Bosworth’s
J. FP. Fry
Brookline Station
Chamberlain
Westerman & Arnold
Odontunder
Allen & Mi
East Main Street
Hemstreet & McLain
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Wracias
Nichols
Armes
Smith & So
Shiof
McGiness
Oscar Whitmer
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