Oska loosa projects and Iowa capital spending surge
A sweep of Iowa items notes Oska loosa building work with a $20 000 to 50 000 project for a new fire department and city hall, timber lands near Bankston burning, mail sacks found after theft near Mason City, and Ambrose A Call a life long Algona banker dies aged 75.
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Dogies
Oskaloosa
Frank Murphy
George Corruor
Mason City
C. GC. Briggs
Milo
Bankston
Ambrose A. Call
First National Bank of
Algona
Randall
BW. 1
Erickson & Co
Randall Lirmmber Company
Ottumwa
Billy
County Court House
Des Moines
National Association of Credit Men
Des Moines Credit Association
Grant Club
Liscomb Cheese Company
Liscomb
L. C. Norris
Letis-Fletcher Company
Marshalltown
Western Grocer Company
Norris
Iowa
Grain Dealers’ Association
Omaha
Tiffany
New York
Louis IF. Liebhardt
Denver
Yellow River
McGregor
Mr. Liebhardt
Forestry Bureau
Lichhardt
Thebhardt
White Sox
Charles Comiskey
Chicago
Mississippi River
Keithsburg
Wm. L. Culbertson
First National Bank of Carroll
Adid
Culbertson
Rock Island
Homestead
Reform Church
Oskaoosa
William Gilmore
Mt. Pleasant
Webster City
Thal City
Oskaloosa I
Carroll
D. B. Waldron
Glidden Bank
First National
Glidden
Carroll Peak
J. M. Miler
Center Township
Mills County
G. R. Norton
Onawa
Eugene Fyock
Norton
Justice Marshall
W. C. Whiting
Grant Park
Cox & Dittmer
Towa Amateur Press Association
Northwestern Poultry Association
Iowa Falls
Towa
Iowa Buff Rock Club
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Montana
Central Town
John W. Gardner
Bloomfield
Smith McPherson
Leavenworth
John
Nan Paul
Hidden wealth found in boiler story of Mangels family
A Jersey City woman Anna Mangels and her daughter were thought paupers but neighbors reported wealth hidden for years. In a storage house a wash boiler yielded 1212 dollars and bank books with deposits totaling 15000 dollars, prompting guardianship actions and hopes of settling property disputes.
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Jersey City
N. J
Anna Mangels
Hudson County
John J. Treacy
Charles G. Kelley
Henry C., Inzleman
New York
Old New York Ten Pound Note Worth Big Sum
New York reports a ten pound note from 1771, issued before independence, presented to Controller Metz for payment. Experts estimate redeeming it with compound interest could reach about 39 thousand dollars. The note, sent by a commercial agency, is well preserved and bears the old colony coat of arms.
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New York
Contrellor Metz
Mets
Duke of York
Supreme Court upholds anti cigarette law in Washington
The Washington Supreme Court ruled the 1907 anti cigarette law constitutional, reversing a Spokane County Superior Court decision. It is illegal to manufacture sell or give away cigarette paper in the state. The ruling may shift trade to border towns and new enforcement actions could follow against dealers.
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Spokane
Wash
Supreme Court of
State of
Supreme Court
Idaho
Oregon
H. 8. Winsor
Tobacco Trust
Gets Diamond Dog Swallowed in Cleveland
Cleveland shoeshine William Tod Washington recovered a missing $100 diamond shirt stud after an X ray revealed the jewel inside his bull pup Bounce Bull. Several dogs were present during the chase, making the culprit hard to identify before the X ray exposure.
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Cleveland
William Tod Washington
Ohio
Washington
Bounce
Bull
Discovery Promises to End Paper Shortage with Corn Stalk Fibers
Washington chemists say corn stalks can replace wood pulp for cheap, durable paper. They report white and yellow Grund grades from stalk shells and pith, respectively, with costs dropping by half as production scales up. Projections show white paper around one half the current price, easing pulp famine fears.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Chemistry Bureau
H. S. Bristol
Washington Laboratory
Virginita
Professional Cards in Atlantic Iowa Legal Notices
Professional cards advertise specialties in abstracts opinions of titles real estate and probate law located at the corner of 4th and Chestnut Streets Atlantic Iowa.
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4Th
Chestnut
Atlantia
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa
Fragmentary text references a hospital, a state university in Iowa, and mentions race related terms including Black and a numbered office. The readable content hints at an institutional setting but lacks clear events, dates, or actions to summarize into a complete news item.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
House Plone
Office
Atlante
Wills drawn and probated by Atlantic firm
Wills are drawn and probated with reports made for administrators and guardians and their appointments secured. Probate practice is a specialty, general business transacted by Atlantic.
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Atlantic
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