Local Sioux City ties for residents and visitors
Hugh Patterson and Misa Dessue Koes were among locals seen in Sioux City Monday. Numerous residents travel to Anthon, Correctionville, Denison, and surrounding towns for visits, family gatherings, school events, and church functions during the week of June 1914, with social calls noted across several households and communities.
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Hugh Patterson
Sioux City
Misa Dessue Koes
Segre Puglare Theatre
Travmind Dubow
J. EB Heath
Anthon
Fred Jacobs
Watson Wets
Lucky Valley
Roe Dart
Merson
Kate Stearns
Margaret
Stone Arried
William Hansen
Joe Smith
Emma Lees
Leonard Morns
Morris
Sullivan’s Ranch
Rex Brooks
Marshall
Men
Great Northern
W.H. Garber
M. G. Feltus
Des Moines
Masonic Grand Lodge
M. E. Patterson
Walsh Bros
Nelle Magirl
O'Neill, Meb
Holstein
Zant
James C. McKenna
George Southwell
Town City
Gee. Mostiller
Otto Parker
Brewster
Minn
Parker
L. A. Fett
Correctionville
August Peterson
Hans Peterson
Julius Clausen
Peterson
Danbury
Amiia Morgan
Seattle
Wash
Adah Hart
Hes
Hawarden
Paints
Nebraska
Ernest. Thom
Denison
L. G. Gamlet
Gamet
Denison High School
Fanchion Gamet
Otto Farber
Breader
L. A. Putit
Heron
3. D
Lawton
H. L. Heidelberg
Council Bluffs
Masons
Florence Smith
Baby
Chicago
F. H. Joy
Sophia Joslyn
Pierson
W. G. Josyin
H. P. Kelsey
Galva
Claude Lake
L. V. Hoyt
Robert Fatchett, Jr
Geddes
S&s. D
South Dakota
Hallie Garlinghouse
Marcus
E. Heath
Orville Heath
Jacobs
Chas Foote
T. J. Stritley
Storm Lake
A. Jamieson
Ida
Grove
Methodist Church
Todd
Arthur
Arthur High School
Mymouth
Alne Hall
Hilby
Zetta Wetmore
Nelle van Houten
Grinnell College
Len Hatfeld
Walter DuMouth
Shadle
Ovcar Castle
Boore
W. B
Heritage and Son
Harry
RK Hutgel
Cedar Rapids
Williamson
TeMars
Free Methodist Church
Ed Ivers
Washta
Morgan Will H. Cornell
Mavalle Record
W. A. Cornell
Ladies Aid Society
U. E. Church
Richard Hansen
Wayne
Nebr
Wm. Hansen
Aidi
M. E
Wm. Jones
Rea | Oak
Walter Williams
Minnesota
Dan Jones
Opal Fairchild
Onawa
Annabel Dobie
Herb Benson
Person
F L. Watson
Nellie Hitch
Fred Jacoba
Cushing
Dan Fitzpatrick
Moville
M. E. Church
Edith Bower
Gilmore City
Kellogg
Will Remein
Greiner
Iowa Corn Ten Times Value of Alaska's Gold
The Iowa corn crop in one year equals ten years of output from the Vaska gold mines. Gold can be mined once while Iowa soil yields a crop annually.
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Iowa
Alaska
Vaska
Iowa Bull Sells For 3500 At Waverley Sale
At the Wm Galloway farm near Waverley Helsteins sale a noted bull King Segris Pontiac Combination head of the Helstein herd sold for 3500 dollars. Buyer C A Nelson of Waverly calls it the best investment he has made. The bull was originally purchased by Mr Galloway as a calf from Stevens Brothers of Liverpool for 1500 dollars.
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H. E Messer
Hardwick
Minn
Heggarth
Gieter
John Stratton
Messer
James T. Payne
Chas. Gilreath
Lake Andez
Cohrt&Anderson
Payne
Moville
Rodney
Armour Payne
Washta
W. H. Mattoon
Cormetionville
Mattoon
John Bower
Correctionville
Wilda Weeks
Correclonville
H. L. Felter
C. M. Olson
Ilinoi Central Railroad
Olson
Qto
Aurelia
J. Ecibart
Marcha
Boars
Agpom Verebeden
Woc
W. C.tt
Papenta
Wm. Galloway
Waverley
Galloway Farm
C. A. Nelson
Waverly
Mr. Galloway
Stevens Brothers
Liverpool
Iowa Cities Show Very Healthy Increases
The urban population in Iowa rose 19.9 percent from 1900 to 1910 while rural areas fell 7.2 percent. Foreign born residents declined from 303,920 in 1900 to 273,765 in 1910, a drop of 32,155 people.
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Iowa
Iowa Crop Values Surpass Texas in Farmland Output
Iowa farms yield crop values that exceed Texas by many millions despite Texas' larger area. Iowa spans 56,025 square miles while Texas covers 265,730. Over the past decade, farm land values in Iowa rose about $57.34 per acre on average.
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Iowa
Texas
Union
Panama Canal Boosts Iowa and Mississippi Valley Prospects
The Panama Canal is predicted to benefit the Mississippi valley by directing future cotton mills to the south where cotton thrives. Projections say waterways will enable global shipping and power use, increasing demand on Iowa farming for food supplies as manufacturing centers develop.
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GO. N. Jorgenson
Oto High School
Nethe Jorgenson
Wdabe
Chicago
Correctionville
Qi Ee
Fetty
Albert? Moon
Arcus
Panama Canal
Mississippi Valley
Kansas Buys Liberally of Iowa's Corn Crop
Grain merchants in Kansas City and Kansas state sources are buying Iowa corn heavily. Kansas estimates daily imports of about 160000 bushels and purchases near 95000 dollars per day for six months to sustain livestock. Last year’s drought reduced Kansas corn to 25 million bushels, far below 174 million in 1912.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Iowa
Dreath
Pioneer sees bright future for Iowa industry and farming
J. D. James of Storm Lake recalls cheap Iowa land years ago and notes today’s strong local markets. He predicts Iowa will host large packing houses, grow as a manufacturing state, and benefit from its favorable location and resources.
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Iowa
J. D. James
Storm Lake
Chicago
United States
Manufacturing Succeeds in Small Iowa Town
In a small Iowa town with less than SH inhabitants two plants shipped 71 carloads averaging 68 000 pounds each, totaling 4 888 000 pounds of freight in a year. In bound shipments were 360 000 pounds. Payroll last year was $33 000 with thirty five families represented.
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Iowa
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South Bend
O. D. Casile & Bro
G. E. Conklin the Home Grocer
Kool
J. J. Case
D. B. Shontz
G R Gray
Susie’ Nortons
Seerre Picture House
Dalitepatrick
Dun
Mereard
Mevsle
Meriday
Dan Clack
Hernan Cuhrt
Jefferson, SC
Tehaw
Vinle Briggs
John Wolson
Arthur Reed
Spider” Mitchell
Monlay
Movitz
Southwick & Maxfield
Walter Cochbarn
Bessie
Robbie
Frank Michaelis
Sarah O’neill
Omaha
Lawrence Hatfield
KE. W. Lanning
Walker
Joe Benard
James Smith
Soux
Dick McKege
Lake City
Will Ford
Henry Wagner
Frank Miller
Cherokee Frelay
James Warren
Earth Miller
Lottie Anderson
Waahta
Viineg
Morville
Ralewh
Myers
Arthon
Morningside
Frank Cockburn
3. C. Wallace
Zion City
FH. Joy
A. Qrner
Milton Beckwith
Timothy Vilelayer
Kay Lee Hatfield
Baney
Bertha Day
Raymond Sisters
Swetberger
Rupert Kurareiter
Stutty