Farmer criticizes mail order ads for local merchants
A local farmer leader contends mail order houses capture county sales by advertising prices and products in home matter pamphlets, leaving home merchants silent. He argues merchants should market in home papers to attract customers and match catalog pricing, or risk losses and repeated suspensions of two sided debates.
Property Changes In Holt Inp and Wallace Lot
Last week Elihu Baker of Holt Inp purchased the Charles M Wallace property on South Main Street. He plans to join the two houses on the lot and improve it into a comfortable residence expected to be occupied around January 1st. Matin recently purchased the property now occupied by J R Lorimer. Her plans are not clear but the house may be moved to the farm south of town and made their home.
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Elihu Baker
Holt* Inp
Charles M. Wallace
South Main Street
Ig Matin
J. R. Lorimer
Class Adoption At Steel's Opera House In Bedford
Fully thirty five Woodmen from Gravity and Bedford attended a county class adoption Tuesday night at Steel's Opera House Bedford. The class included about ninety members with three Gravity camp members Tom Neville George Posten and Clyde Richardson. The Foresters degree team from St Joe conducted the work in excellent form.
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Steel’s Opera House
Bedford
Tom Neville
George Posten
Clyde Richardson
St. Joe
Great Demand for Houses in Gravity Town
Demand for desirable rental houses in Gravity far exceeds supply. For healthy growth, more houses must be built on affordable locations. Encouragement to builders and investors for neat cottages to rent will pay off. The building boom should be pushed.
Railroads to be paid 76 million for mail service
The government will pay railroads 76 million dollars this year for carrying the mails, a record breaking figure reflecting growing liberal funding.
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Sam
Special trains to Des Moines aid State Fair travel
The week offers special morning trains from this station at 6:39 to Des Moines arriving before noon, giving travelers a half day at the fair. The service handles increased demand, with the two cent fare on these specials, while regular trains would be strained. Read new ads, including Clarinda fair.
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Des Moines
Notice of Final Report in Hemburn Riley estate
The Executrix of Hemburn Riley deceased files a final report with the Taylor county Iowa District Court seeking approval and discharge. A hearing is set for October 7, 1907 in Bedford to show cause why the report should not be approved and the Executrix discharged.
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Hemburn Riley
District Court of
Iowa
Taylor County
Bedford
A. D
Eleanor Riley
McCaun & Burrell
State of
T. G. Stewart
Edna ‘Stewart
District Court
McCoun & Burrell
Attys
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John Deere
Deering
Sweigard
Sharpsburg
Defiance
Hi-Lo
Columbia & Emerson
Racine
Milburn
Clyde Milner
W. H. Black & Co
North Livery Barn
Corning
Shenandoah
Joseph S. Pieringer
Clarinda Fair