Excursion Rates For Important Meetings
The Illinois Central announces reduced fares for forthcoming events. From Chicago to meetings including the National Farm Land Congress and the United States Land and Irrigation Exposition in 1909, plus the International Live Stock Exposition, with one and one half fare from Illinois Central points in Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Omaha. Tickets on sale on specified dates with return limit December 13.
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Chicago, Ill
Illinois Central
National Horticultural Congress Ticket Discounts
The National Horticultural Congress in Council Bluffs Iowa runs November 15 2009 with reduced fare. One and one half fare minimum $2.00 from all Illinois Central points in Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. Tickets go on sale November 18 15 and 18 and return must be by November 22.
National Corn Exposition Special Fare Notice
Omaha Nebraska December 6 to 18 1909 one and one half fare with a minimum of three dollars from all Illinois Central South Dakota points. Tickets on sale December 7 8 9 14 and 16 with special dates for Dubuque to Delaware inclusive December 6 8 10 18 and 15 limited to December 20 for return. For rate and schedule details contact an Illinois Central representative H J Phelps Dubuque Iowa division passenger agent.
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Ililois
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Omaha
Neb
Minois Central
Dubuque
Delaware
Ilinois Central
Ilinois Central Paints
Town
Theketson
Dee
Dylan
Ahness Central
Ordinance Granting Right of Way to Aurelia Telephone Co
The Aurelia town council approves a right of way for the Peoples Co operative Telephone Company to lay poles wires and fixtures across streets and alleys for a local telephone exchange. The ordinance sets safety elevations free town use of poles for fire alarms and two town phones while preserving street access and water and sewer work clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iowa
Peoples Co-operative Telephone Co
Peoples Co-operative Telephone Company
Cherokee
Suid
Telephone Campiany
Town Grants 20 Year Hike Privilege on Streets
The Mosres Mummert ordinance grants nonexclusive right to lay and operate utilities on alleys streets and highways under town council supervision for twenty years. The council may grant similar privileges if not interfering with the granted rights, effective upon passage approval and company acceptance.
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W. A. Rapp
Real Estate Transfers in Cherokee County November 1909
A list of real estate transfers filed in Cherokee County Iowa during November 1909 reported by Chas. E. Moore. Transfers include numerous lots and acres in Cherokee Marcus Washta Aurelia and Washta with buyers and sellers such as Rebecca R. Maynard J. C. Lockin R. T. Dick Henry Hahn and Estella J. Perrett among others. Total transfers noted for the period.
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Recorder
Cherokee County
Iowa
Chas. E. Moore
Rebecca R. Maynard
Luther Phipps
J.C. Lockin
R. T. Dick
J. E. Linton
J. C. Lockin
PJ. C. Lockin
H. Lockin
A. J. Rasmus
Dana Leonard
Cherokee
Cherokee & Western Town Lot and Land Co
Henry W. Hahn
Washta
Curtis B. Ramsden
William J Pech
Marcus
Lincoln Shove
Archie R. Shove
William Buhman
A. C. Smith
Estella J Perrett
George W. Fell
Henry Mankey
Chas E
Harry Z. Freeman
Marnedy
Theodore Meyer
Guettfery Holmgren
B. Cleghorn
B. McFeeters
Cleghorn
J. H. Groves
Alice E. Bushlow
F.S. Barnes
C. B. Fobes
Mary. M. Melter
Alice R. Card
Leslie
Karin Sjostrom
V. F. Stieneke
GB. Butterfield
B. R. Siglin
Au~relia
Mike Danielson
Ole Paulson
A. Fraser
Aurelia
Coonie Mummert
Victor Stiencke
Marcy J. Kennedy
P. J. Kats
Grand Jurors and Trial Jurors Drawn for 1910 Term
Names of grand jurors and trial jurors drawn for service at the January 1910 term are listed. The document records selections for civic court service and assigns jurors to the term.
Humble Roots of U S Presidents Highlighted in Exchange
The piece notes how early life hardship and modest means shaped leaders from John Adams to James A. Garfield. It recounts Adams as son of a farmer, Jackson born in a log cabin, Polk farming in North Carolina, Fillmore learning clothier trades, Buchanan in a log town, Lincoln in a Kentucky cabin, Johnson apprenticed to a tailor, Grant living simply by the Ohio River, Garfield growing up on a farm and working to become a carpenter and canal worker.
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John Adams
Andrew Jackson
North Carolina
Pine Woods
James K. Polk
Millard Fillmore
New York
James Buchanan
Alleghany Mountains
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Andrew Johnson
General Grant
Ohio River
James A. Garfield
Iowa State Normal School Short Course on Farm Livestock 1910
The Iowa State College offers its annual short course in live stock corn judging and related fields from January 3 to 15 1910. Courses cover horse cattle sheep and swine care feeding and management. Lectures on diseases meat demonstration by John Gosling and breeding corn and farm crops are included. Experts from Canada and the United States will participate. circulars with daily programs and rates are available from the Animal Husbandry Department Ames Town.
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Iowa State Normal School
Canada
United States
Iowa State College
Ames
Town
Profit In Apples From Glenwood Orchard
A farmer near Glenwood sold 8000 dollars worth of apples from a seventy acre orchard this year. He notes Iowa is nearer to markets than Colorado or Oregon and that fruit growing in Iowa is profitable when trees and fruit receive equal attention to western fruit areas.
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LeMars Sentinel
Glenwood
Colorado
Oregon
Iowa
Towa
Des Moines Capital Bargain Period for 1910
Des Moines Capital offers 1910 year subscriptions for $2 during December 21 to 28. The paper touts extensive market reports, unique content including North Pole discoveries and Taft speeches, and claims to be the premier Des Moines daily for timely market news. Subscribe at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Capital
Iown
Cook
North Pole
Lieut. Peary
Taft
Iowa
Thy Sentinel
Local publishers warned of ad agencies in Sioux City
An unsigned editorial argues editors face pressure from outside advertising houses like the Berkley System in Sioux City. It claims these firms lure town merchants away, handling engraving and printing through distant plants and undermining local printers. The piece urges vigilance to protect community business.
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Sears Rowbuck
Berking
Iowa
Sioux City
Berkley System
Herkley Buster Stireet
Chicago Newspaper Union
Berkley Sys
Berkley
Minneapolis
Yes Moines
Aps
Stone City
Roebuck
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National Farm Land Congress
Chicago
National Horticultural Congress
Council Bluffs
Omaha, Neb
H. J Phelps
Dubuque, Iowa
Mosres Mummert
James Wilkie
J. F. Boody
Abbie S. Chase
Grant Pelton
Quimby
Rosa Bushnell
William A. Smith
Wilbur B. Fox
Annie Fox
John H. Fox
Annie Pox
J. Montgomery
Edgar Wall
Meriden
Gane
DR. Gane
Phillis
Nick Willroth
Smal Tractor
J. A. Heath
Selma O. Swanson
Dot
Marcus We Bee
W. Taylor
L. H. Stahl
Claude S. Gillette
Mary Gillette
Martyr
Richard
Ji Coneideristuna
Chas
S. Moore
Chris Fussler
Frisbie
John Haman Spring
Diamond
WH. Wendt
John Laux Marens
Meeeters Sheridan
George Nafziger
Jaberty
JA. Rapp
Alt. Rigby JM
G. Sherman Willow
T. We Sipley
Amherst
Henry Wendt
Peru
F. W. Alfen
A. G. Anderson
Chas. Anderson
Anderson
R. Baumpardner
Atuhert
Byers
Alarecus
K Io. Coterteipehy
Cowan Willow i
Curtis Willow
Dick Pitcher
M. Quuain Springs
Araawe
Cediar
Ot Ward
Serhiart Mateus
Tilden
T. Ferrin
A . M. Glidewell Silver C . WH
Hasse
G. Hateh
M. Hill
Robert Hoon
Willow Sherm Hull
AL BP
Keek
Grand Meadow
Amos Keller
Chas. McConnell
A. W. Melton
Wate
Afton
Patterson
Rock B. S. Prentice
Sheridan M. A. Webb
H. L. Loft
Clerk District Court
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Ole Poulson, Magr
Brother Publishers
Seattle
Agricultural Department
Ss. North
Omalma
Troquois
Hiurons
St. Negis
Mile-Maes
Penobscott
Mohinka
Abenakis
Fred Schroeder
la Follette
Weekly Magazine
the Great Progressive Weekly
Tasw
Ito
R. M. la Follette
Elstar
Aurelia Sentinel
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