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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
1
Local issue from Iowa presents a compact update and timetable notes. It highlights community affairs and scheduled activities with brief items likely including notices, events, and public information for readers in the area.
A local journal advertises buyers for winter farm purchases and lists numerous farm parcels for sale. The items include acreage figures, prices from about 31 to 66 dollars per acre, road access, houses, outbuildings, and rail or field features. Also noted are moving pictures at the Opera House and local notes on residents and events.
County Supervisors set hearing for county printing claims for 1906 and outline division of rates for 1905 and 1906 among Audubon County Journal Audubon Advocate and Audubon Republican. Local notes cover sermons, events, sales, real estate listings, church membership, a free eye examination, farm for sale details, and postal route concerns.
A mix of short items reports an ostrich pair sold for five thousand dollars in South Africa and describes oddities from Venice glass to oyster shell windows in Manila. It cites horoscopic quips, editorials, and trivia on royalty, trains, and public notices with a humorous tone.
Practical dress cutter and maker Mias Rigmer Jorgensen opens her establishment in the photograph parlors. She invites all seeking work done in the neat manner and modeled after the intent styles. Place and reception details are not provided.
A local Ster Chapter added a new member Friday evening. The community notes report Lee McAnich in Reming Drugstore Toenteen last week, Charley Jensen visiting from Atlantic, and a brisk weekend for merchants.
The account traces Peabody from forced factory work at eleven to grocery work, then support from family, followed by migration to Massachusetts. By thirty-five he became a millionaire and built a legacy of education and London charity, donating millions to a major fund. The Hociana
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