The Patriots Location In Hollinger Larimer Building
The text describes a new office in Hollinger and Larimer's building, located west of their clothing store and across from First National Bank, with Bates House nearby. It advertises a finely equipped office and skilled printing workers ready to meet demand and invites patronage with a welcoming latch string.
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Hollinger & Larimer
First National Bank
Bates House
Population growth and land values in early America
An Iowa Homestead editorial traces U S population growth from 3 629 214 in 1790 to 62 622 250 in 1890 and projects nearly two hundred million by 1950. It links rising population to land value increases, limited public land, and expanding credit to support future land ownership and national prosperity.
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United States
America
Indian Territory
Rosebud Reservation
Iowa Homestead
Patriot Shop Promises Sharp Business Stationery
The Patriot shop offers printing services for business stationery, emphasizing quality, clear type, and timely turnaround for letters, envelopes, and cards. Serves local professionals and small firms seeking reliable print totals.
Cannon Marked for Promotion to Presidency
The Inter Ocean argues that Joseph G. Cannon should be promoted to the Presidency, noting Fuller and Roosevelt context. It contends the Speaker must be the White House advisor and that Cannon’s leadership has driven beneficial legislation, marking him as the destined successor.
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Charles E. Fuller
Inter ‘Ocean
State
War Department
Treasury
Attorney General’s Office
White House
House
Fullerwell
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Joseph G. Cannon
Deserved Endorsement for Hepburn Bill in Memorial Address
In Indianapolis President Roosevelt praised Colonel Hepburn’s national railway supervision bill, confirming his unqualified endorsement and trust in Hepburn’s aims. The president values Hepburn’s work in framing railroad regulation without injustice, underscoring strong support from a national leader.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Hepburn
Keokuk Gate City
Col. Temple’s First Federal Court Round Yields Convictions
The Creston Advertiser lauds Col. Temple for prosecuting 16 federal cases with perfect convictions, some outcomes previously tried and failed. Marcellus L signs the government work, noted as highly able and effective.
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Col. Temple
Marcellus L
Creston Advertiser
Shaw for President Called a Safe Business Leader
All those who desire the present prosperity to continue indefinitely should keep their eyes steadily fixed on ex-Secretary Shaw for president. What a safe business president Shaw would make.
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Shaw
Indianola Herald
Centenarian in Geneva Passes After Declaring A Truthful Kiss
A 102 year old man in Geneva has died. He claimed he had never kissed any woman but his mother, a statement later viewed as a quirk of aging memory. The note underscores how memory can mislead with advancing years.
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Geneva
Foley's Kidney Cure Claimed To Cure Kidney Disease
George A Sherman of Lisbon Red Mills Lawrence County New York writes that after twelve years of kidney disease and wasted remedies Foley's Kidney Cure relieved him in weeks and four bottles cured him. He previously made water every fifteen minutes and passed brick dust. Storie & Patton.
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Geo. A. Sherman
Lisbon
Red Mills
Lawrence Co
N. Y
Foley
Storie & Patton
Flag Day and the American Flag Association Mission
The text traces Flag Day origins from 1897 and the 1898 formation of The American Flag Association to promote national patriotism, protect the flag from desecration, and advocate legal measures. It notes Congress actions on flag symbolism, skulls of stripes and stars, and state laws punishing flag desecration. It urges schools to teach patriotism and to observe Flag Day with public displays and ceremonies.
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Atlantic
New York
American Flag Association
United States
Flag Association
Colonial Congress
United Colonies
United Statiea
Congress
Iowa
Chariton
Chamberlain's Salve advertised with list of uses
The ad touts Chamberlain's Salve as highly valuable for sore nipples, chapped hands, burns, frost bites, chilblains, chronic sore eyes, itching piles, tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Priced at 25 cents per box, sold by Storie & Patton and Jones the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Storie
Wool Wool Thomas Hughes Buys Wool at Market Figures
Wool Wool Thomas Hughes located in the Branner building on the square buys wool at best market figures. Col o al FSS Elba s Cate makes all kinds of salads.
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Thomas Hughes
Branner
Coloaal Fss
Elba’ 'S
Cate
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