Letter From Geo M Miller Endorses Aurelia Lumber Firm
From Edinburg Virginia Geo M Miller writes in support of Aurelia Lumber Company under James Hartigan. He praises long service and local trust built by Cherokee county suppliers and urges continued reputation for fair dealing as the business changes hands. Miller expresses hope that patronage will follow and wishes success to the firm.
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Edinburg, Va
Miller
Aurelia Lumber Company
Heo
Uader
James Hartigan
Dumber Yard
Chad
Calvin Buehnell
Cherokee County
Suver
Geo. M. Miller
Corn Husking Records Tallied in Local Contest
Charlier Firking of Nodaway Iowa claims a state champloustip title by husking 162 bushels of corn in nine hours thirty minutes. Joan Mayme working for Gon OConnell in Colorado hauls 135 bushels a mile away. John Fingerson near Baxter rips 209 bushels in eight hours forty-five minutes, hauling one load to the Baxter Roller route and turning it into meal. Fingerson, in his sixteenth year, is praised for speed and stamina. The piece notes Fremont support and a large family father returning home in good health and enjoying home life.
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Baxter
Charlier
Nodaway
Towa
Elaima
Joan Mayme
Gon O'Connell
Colorado
Apare
John Fingerson
Anguat
Progress of the Day and World Facts Snapshot
The item lists varied global statistics and trivia such as England’s prisons, the world’s largest brewery in St Louis, Ireland bogs, Paris poor mothers homes, and a projected canal waterway. It notes insect and butterfly concerns, mine workers, and a planned king’s proposal with a 1528 mile waterway, highlighting power potential along river systems.
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England
St. Louis
Paris
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Italy
Plano
Riviera
Waldo
Irda
Bio- Tire
Strug
Bohemia
Towa Legislature Busy With Major 33rd Assembly
The Thirty third Iowa assembly convenes January with plans for major reforms. Proposals include an educational board, a state insurance department, capitol grounds overhaul, and reorganization of key departments. Constitutional amendments on woman suffrage and anti discrimination will be offered, plus regulatory clarifications and rail terminus changes. The session likely extends into April with heavy work and possible adjournment.
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Dea Motos
Uniige
Thirty-third Generad Assembly
Aalde
Ute
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Capitol
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Que
Idea
Hartinger
Kaloo
Byers
Commonwealth
Central Seeks Change In Telegraph Dispatch System
Sioux City Tribune reports a push to replace telegraph with telephone dispatching across small stations. Central officials detail new equipment, signaling a staged shift as railway lines study improved methods. Northwestern and Bor Hopton partners test the telephone system for train operations regionwide.
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Sioux City
Gross
Wysatem
Nash
Chleager de Bardade
Nisin
Chleage
B. Weeks
Apelduiut
C. Fletcher
France
Dodge
Hay
Railway Association
Northwestern
Bor- Hopton
Itepatcher
Paiteher Ly
Dawt
Tinlew
Cherokee Dominates at Omaha Corn Expo
The National Corn Exhibition drew 30,000 entries and 2,000 premiums. Iowa and Cherokee County performers place in top prizes with Victor Felter and Max Littlefield among winners. Best white corn from Indiana sold for 280 dollars for ten ears and 74 dollars for a single ear. overall prices set records.
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Omaha
Nebr
Fadlana
Cherokee County
Lowsa
Victor Felter
Ten Eure
Max Littlefield van Arth
Aeventh
Ernest Peterson
Indiana
Humorous Missives From An Ashen Glimpsed Era
The item culls a string of quirky observations and garbled humor from an old Atchison Globe page. It reads like a collage of ribald asides, odd questions, and social trivia aimed at provoking a wry smile about manners, courtship, and everyday quirks in a bygone era.
Capital paper raises price and adds features
The Capital increases subscription price to 2.50 with a plan to cut to 2.05 later. The paper adds Emile Minchmore Stapp as star staffer, George L. Garter as Washington correspondent, and a weekly book page. The editor promises improved departments without weakening existing ones. Subscribe via postmaster or send payment to Late Young, Des Moines town.
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Avery Tauel
Emile Minchmore Stapp
Tawa Federation of Women's
Chiba
Craluligrete
Gheorge EL
Gartee Lite Beerete
Weadington
Carter
Cabital Pn
Capitalia
Young
Des Moines
Town
Fancy Towels and Craft Offer Standout Event
A fragment describes a display of fancy towels and two coverlets with work drawn for a presenter. The item suggests a ready-made gift or display piece for a gathering, highlighting tasteful textiles and attractive presentation.
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rGarher & Munmert
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