Seasonal Cheer And Farm Trade Notes From Iowa
Holiday joy noted as farmers plan winter sales and neighbors exchange gifts. Market factors include railroad car shortages affecting corn movement and price, with forecasts for fewer sales but better returns. Auto tax cited as high, funded to primary roads. calls to cut taxes while managing road budgets.
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Teachers Meeting Announcement in Hastings
Thirty years ago an announcement noted a Hastings teachers meeting set for January 13 14 with six teachers presenting papers of which four were men. Other items include CG E Dean leaving December 2 with a Pacific Junction party toward Alvin Texas. Potter, clerk of courts elect, moving to Glenwood. Dr G M Agan and brother J N opening an office in Silver City. several open house events on January 2. death of Eliza Jane Dean. and local business and bank activity including real estate purchases and a ditch project delayed by weather.
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Hastings
CG. E. Dean
Pacific Junction
Alvin
Tex
C. CG. Potter
Glenwood
Glenwood House
G. M. Agan
Columbia
Ind
Silver City
Brother J. N
Pullman & Hettinger
Albert Heinsheimer
John Hanson
A. J. Howe
C. H. Towslee
E. R
Woodrow
Eliza Jane Dean
Willian E. Dean
Barnard
Dean
Mills County
St. Marys Township
L. E. Williams
Mills County National Bank
Saint’s Rest
DeLashmutt
W. C. DeLashmutt
W. G. Ballard
Whiting
Question on Nicaragua bonds sparks political debate
Sources totaling 256,272.35 discuss whether the U S Government should guarantee Nicaraguaandi bonds. The issue prompts heated political discussion as lawmakers weigh potential guarantees and fiscal impact.
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U. S
Nicaragua
Glenwood County Poultry and Corn Show Noted for Quality
County Agent Fred Farquhar reports on Glenwood junior poultry and corn shows with 300 birds from 18 breeds and high quality exhibits. The institute programs drew modest attendance while talks by Mrs. Ray Hilton and Paul Hilton highlighted junior work. a meeting led to forming a county Poultry Association led by Mrs. C. J. Deupree and Walter Hilton with J. A. Facklor as secretary treasurer.
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Fred Farquhar
Glenwood
Clyde
Ray Hilton
Harry Warner
John Quist
Paul Hilton
Allis Anderson
R. E. Humphrey
Sunes Fickel
Hastings
J. Parker
Gleniwood
Sean
Rhoads
Marshall
Mra
Tronntonger
Ella Genéva
Geneva
Ames
Miss
Marty Knudsen
Omaha Poultry Association
Leo. F. McShane
C. J. Deupree
Walter Hilton
J. A. Facklor
Poultry Show Prompts Movement Support
A fragmented note urges backing for a forthcoming poultry show. It mentions a Dutch or Dutch-sounding term and calls for those interested to lend their support, though details and dates are missing.
Good Record For Week Ending December 23 1922 Mortgages
For the week ending December 23 1922 there were 16 chartel mortgages recorded eight releases totaling 10467 dollars 12 cents Only three records involved autos Releases included three on dira The reporter calls the record a good one for the week.
St Jacobs Oil Back Pain Remedy Ad
An advertising pitch promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick relief for back pain lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. The copy promises a single use calming soothing relief after applying a small trial bottle rubbed into the back with immediate effect and no skin burning.
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St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs
Red Pepper Rub touted for fast chest relief
An old ad copy claims Red Pepper Rub melts chest tightness and congestion within minutes. It promises quick relief from colds rheumatism backache and stiff joints using heat from red peppers and urges buying Rowles Red Pepper Rub at any drug store.
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Rowles
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