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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
4
An editorial fragment cites President Roosevelt as not a natural runner, preferring facing the music. It mentions Easier, hats, and economy for women’s fashion with a nod to civic thrift. It also touches on Garfield’s forthcoming report on railroads and Rhodes scholar Van der Zee from Sioux Center.
White Wyandotte eggs for sale 31.50 per setting. Welle and Lindenman seek battle pasture bids. Terwilliger & Dwight request all debts settled. A. L. Staben announces manager notes. Mrs Scott and Mae McDonald offer dressmaking above central office. Treton property for sale by Farmers & Merchants. Five residence properties for sale by H. A. Rickless. Goats, steers, and horses offered by Irwin.
A Sioux County meeting elected D Montgomery Richard Johnson M A Karr and John Fritz as temporary directors to advance a Sioux City and Ireton railroad. Articles of incorporation will be filed soon, with capital at 50 and bonds issued for construction.
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