Farmers urged to back W D Boies in Eleventh District race
The Iowa Homestead column directed at farmers in the Eleventh district reports W D Boies as the Republican nominee rival and recalls past support for W P Dawson noting Dawson’s ties to farmers and his election prospects. The piece frames a farmers welfare stance and calls for a legislative position in this campaign context.
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Iowa Homestead
Tom
Eleventh
Congressional
W. D. ‘Boies
Af Sheldon
W. M. Short
Sioux City
W. P. Dawson
Boles
Campaign letter praises Sen Boies and criticizes Short
The letter notes support from farm groups and veterans and claims Short failed to move a bill for two years. It accuses Short of rapid debt and taxation increases in Sioux City while corporate interests prosper under his administration. Boies is credited with steady improvement and progressiveness.
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Iarketing Enterprised
Memba ! Af
Hia
Farm ‘Organixations
Washington
American Legigion
Congress
Short
Sioux ’City
Boies
Newspapers Reflect a Town’s Life and Prosperity
A Pilot-Tribune editorial argues a town’s vitality shows in its newspaper and local ads. A lively, advertising rich paper signals progress, active merchants, and community cooperation, while a dead paper signals stagnation and poor business.
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Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Aswa
Ata
Funeral services held for Diamond woman Sunday
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at two o clock at the home and two thirty at the Diamond church for a Diamond woman, with Rev. Ralaton in charge. Burial followed in Diamond cemetery. Survivors include her mother and four sisters and four brothers. Relatives from Cherokee and near Alta attended as neighbors and friends offered deep sympathy. the Diamond schools closed due to bad weather.
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Diamond Church
Ralaton
George B. Eee
Soan
Charles, Coe
George J. Anderson
Alta
Mohtgoi Plans For Future Meeting
Fragment mentions Mia and Will in context of planning a future meeting. Details unclear but indicates ongoing planning activity and involvement of named individuals Mia and Will.
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Mia
Will
Fragmentary Notes Describe Animal Echoes and Night Behaviors
A jagged passage discusses the porcupine owl and its nocturnal habits. Meg Chigholm notes differences in temperate oil and echo patterns implying predator and prey interactions. The text sketches an abstract comparison of sound, shadow, and animal combat with scattered, unclear phrases.
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Chisholta
Koyukuk
Meg. Chigholm
Fragmented OCR attempt with unreadable text
Small readable fragments show no clear events or entities. The source text appears garbled with stray characters and partial phrases, preventing a coherent summary or identification of names, places, or dates.
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Moréideshua Business
Weke
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Med
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