President Roosevelt Visits Colorado Springs
T. H. Pryor recounts President Theodore Roosevelt’s arrival by special train in Colorado Springs. A Colorado delegation greeted him at Emory Gap and accompanied him to the city. Roosevelt spoke briefly, praising Colorado’s mines irrigation and future prosperity, and asked reporters to avoid invading his hunting camp. He stayed three hours and planned further notes on his Ostrich farm visit.
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California
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pikes Peak
Roosevelt
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Emory Gap
McDonald
Sherman
Teddy
Roosvelt
Electric line project gains traction in Tri County
The Sioux City and Ireton electric starts to gain support for a new road foundation with Westinghouse Supply Co outlining materials for LeMars to Ireton. D Montgomery J Z Hemmingson and other locals show interest. An editor’s investigation notes Treton merchants rarely advertise locally and prefer city sourcing.
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Sioux City
Ireton Electric
S Firser
Westinghouse Supply Co
LeMars
Dirset
Ireton
D. Montgomery
J. Z. Hemmingson
Indian Territory Land Advertised by The Ledger
The Ledger publishes an ad offering lands in Indian Territory. It mentions a sale from B. W. Merwin, an immigration agent for the M K T Ry, in northwestern Iowa, and promotes a June excursion from Ireton for $20 round trip. It highlights favorable climate and soil and notes land values have risen about twenty percent since last fall.
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Indian Territory Land
Ledger
Ireton
Great Northern Line Announces Daily Through Trains
The Great Northern Line offers daily through train service from March 1 to May 15 1905 to Ontana Idaho Washington Oregon and California with rates maps and descriptive material available from any agent or from Fred Rogers G P A Sous City Iowa. May 31.
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Great Northern
Ontana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Great Northern Line
Fred Rogers
Sous City
Iowa
Fragmented Newspaper Snippets on Politics and Romance
A collage of witty exchanges and brief quips from multiple papers. Lines touch on money in politics, love and cottage life, worth and airs, candy shop banter, a clever cashier moment, and a sharp remark about a comedian's appearance, all in concise, humorously observational tone.
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Prop
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Unii
CHE Treton Weekly
LEDG
Fort Ofice
Liaton
Sioux County
Treton
Colum
Irs
Geo. D. Brown
G. Freeman
Ledger Office
Farrand Place
School House
Wm. N. Irwin
Isif
Brewer
Hawarden
A. G. Hopam
Isia
Mattie Wells
Enquire Farmers & Merchants Hack
H. A. Rickiefs
Struck & Stein
Weite Western Investmnt Co
Strubie & Strubie LeMars
Henry Heeren
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Tf Ll
Sorghum
Washington Star
Mr. Churchmouse
Miss Belgrave
Pscadds
Chicago Tribune
Custerer
Baltimore News
Sareaam
Bob Evans
Woodford Wilkes
George Wilken
Chinay Wilkes
Adrian Wilkes
George Witkes
Bob Lockheart
Sabria le
Lockheart
Nutwood
ISK
Brittana
Rhea
Britt
Brightness
Lady Chief
Glood
Blackhawk
Plymouth County
Town
Rock Valley
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Will Wilke
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