Big Holiday Trade in Prospect Promises Record Volumes
The article argues the holiday trade will break records due to rising prosperity. It cites money in circulation, export and import increases, and factory materials growth. It notes Iowa’s Cornish Bluffs area expecting a strong season, and includes a pointed critique of an insurgent newspaper’s claims as part of the debate.
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Bureau of Statistics
North America
Canada
Mexica
South America
Cornell Bluffs
Southewestern
Iowa
Cornell Bluffs Nonpareil
Artis
Watterson
Colonel Watterson
October Cotton Exports Reach Record High in 1909
Washington reports the Department of Commerce bulletin shows October 1909 U.S. cotton exports at 88.882 million dollars, surpassing 80 million in a month. For ten months, exports total 328.527 million, with European destinations led by the United Kingdom at 172.34 million and Germany at 11.2 million, amid high prices and strong production.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Belgium
Russia
Europe
Beekman Cattle Wins at International Stock Show
Telegram from Chicago reports Cass County Beekman shipment, led by Charles Beekman, won first in its district, fifth in the grand world championship, and took the Denver special prize from the Denver stockmen. The two lands comprised about thirty head, competing against over fifty entries.
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Cass County
Chicago
Frank Mills
J G. Whitney
Beekman
Charles Beekman
Denver
Semi Weekly Grist of Items From That Town
Local column lists visits and travel notes from Grist of That Goodly Town. Mrs Hall and daughter Alice visited Red Oak for Thanksgiving with Mrs Clovis and family. Other residents M rs Earthman, Emery Misner, G W GC Johnson, F A Smith, Jank Rickey, J M OConnell, Frances Casey, Grover Small, Mrs John Griffith, Mr Van Slyke, Henry Hempstead and Will Woolsey are noted with brief movements and visits in Atlantic Red Oak Corning Prescott Waveland township and surrounding area.
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Hall
Alice
Red Oak
F. A. Smith
D. L. Brockway
Jank Rickey
Atlantic
J. M. O'Connell
Frances Casey
Corning
Grover Small
John Griffith
Prescott
van Slyke
Henry Hempstead
Waveland Township
Canada
Tan
Ryi J. W
Altercation In Police Court Over Stolen Liquor
George Wilkins and Abe Hedges faced disorderly conduct charges in police court after an alleged theft of liquor from a Chestnut street room. The pair argued over a missing quart of beer and whiskey, with Abe denying involvement. Wilkins pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars while Abe delayed his plea.
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George Wilkins
Abe Hedges
George
Lower Chestnut Street
Abe
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Ivory
the News Publishing Company
P. Chase
United State
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Iowa Evening Press
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Erson
Yellowis Kington
Henry Waltethen
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J. W. Dupford
Poland
Andrew Sorensen
Petite-Bennett Co
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Guy Curtis
Gilletti
Golden Gate
Kame
Kobe
Brown Grocery Company
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N. Woo
Frank J. Rhody
Hedges Bros
East Fourth Street
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