Financial statement of bank shows assets and deposits
The document lists capital stock surplus land undivided profits and several asset items including notes and certificates of deposit. It records totals for national bank assets and deposits and bears the oath of cashier Robt Laughlin with notary Lulu Whirry sworn on the 7th day of December, 1907.
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First National Bank
Emmeeteburg
Houss
Tasaee
National
Heuke
Mpk
Eian
Etatebanke
U.S
BSU
Brave
Iowa
Pato Avro County
Laughlin
Delle
Laugrian
Lulu B. Whirry
Alex, Peddie SR
Her- Wick
E. A. Manning
Kidney Cure Brings Cure After Long Illness
Evansville reader Dia B Spiegel recalls five years of kidney and bladder trouble causing pain and weight loss. After three doctors offered little help, Foley’s Kidney Cure delivered relief and a second bottle completed the cure.
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B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Kiatiy
Foley
Farm for Rent and Local Advertisements Collage
Classified listing notes a 200 acre farm for rent for cash and requests inquiries to Box 292 Ruthven Iowa. The page also advertises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for digestive relief and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for splinters sores and wounds, with various local business mentions including The First National Bank and The Royal Lumber Co.
Wool and Wood Delivery Ad From Emmetsburg
Fuel Jam advertises delivery of hard and soft wool and wood to all parts of Emmetsburg. The seller promises high quality stock, reliable delivery, and competitive prices under the name F.G. McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
F.G. McMahon
Loose farm lore and market notes from a rural page
A mix of agricultural tips and curiosities notes frogs legs harvests, moose horn spreads, and fowl meat notes. It cites a Lawton Michigan farmer shipping 17 850 dozen frogs legs and a New Brunswick hunter with a 61 half inch horn spread. It references forest consumption forecasts and 1907 corn yields, plus adverts and encouragement to use local papers for selling stock or machinery.
Dairy and farm tips from a rural observer
The piece notes butter averages 22 cents a pound and a cow must yield 131.8 pounds to break even. It urges evaluating herd efficiency, garden protection from rabbits, and humane pest control. It discusses family involvement, skunk and owl helpers, fumigation safety, fruit tree protection, and Christmas gift thoughtfulness. It concludes with cow economics and winter apple varieties and grafting trials.
Why They Die From Corn Fodder Feeding Dangers
The article warns that dry corn fodder can cause stomach impaction in livestock after the wattle season. It recommends abundant salt and water to aid digestion and notes a corn stalk disease linked to second or later growth corn. Postmortem exams help determine the cause.
Cleanliness as Key to Dairy Quality at Chicago Show
A Chicago dairy show highlighted milk kept for three weeks after a 1,000 mile journey without preservative, showing cleanliness in handling as the main factor. The article argues that clean milking and proper canning boost butter quality and prices for creameries and patrons.
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Chicago
How to Keep Eggs by Water Glass Preservation
An Ohio reader asks for a satisfactory egg preservation method. The department reports water glass solution of one quart to fifteen quarts of boiled water preserves fresh unwashed eggs for nine months, with weekly packing and covering. Cost is under a cent per dozen.
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Ohio
Peat’s promise as a paper substitute gains traction
The article notes wood scarcity pushes substitutes like cotton, cornstalks and peat into use for paper. Peat yields coarse grades in Sweden with a claimed margin: two tons of paper from peat costing 15 dollars. Rich peat deposits exist in Siberia, northern Europe and the United States, deep and extensive, potentially reshaping forest demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
United States
Gothenburg
Siberia
Europe
Ridiculous Gas Engine Ad Sparks Smash Talk
A reader rails at a faulty two horsepower gasoline engine advertised for 75 dollars. The letter claims the device is unreliable and dangerous to buyers, predicting dire consequences and moral ruin if purchased.
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Dia
New
Emmetaburg Piano
Opera House
Ruthven, Ia
Holligster
R. W Sratemyer , Co
West
John É Baxter
Ruthven
Slateors Cribat the Royal Lumber
Mystic Block Coal
Ae the Royal Lumber Co
U. S. Woolever
le Rayeville
N. Y
Bucklen
The
Lawton
Mich.las
New Brunswick
Leys
Gifford Pinchot
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Commission New
New York
Linck
Bureau of Healistica
Department of Agriculture
Christmanside
Anl
Babcock
Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Arthur
Eastman Studio
Louie Wolfgang
Frei
Banx
Mareen Poosimeny
Jas Doshias
Fieu
Roet Laugmeis
Saunders
Stoorlagen
Lisbon
Washington, D.C
Ber Os
Otter
Lrassries
Denposits
Rome
Democrat
H. G. Shadboly
Prise
Phore
Iwwa Realty Company
Joan
T. J. Duffy
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Competence
Jo Ferddeiren
Moller
DA. JohNson
CC Meeiten
Neaay
Atash
Mikam Coakley
OC Maeller
Mogrie
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