Real estate transfers surge in Montgomery Page counties
A Iowa report notes Montgomery and Page counties lead real estate transfers in early March with totals eclipsing 600000 and 736042.17 for farming land, town lots, and other properties, while the Red Oak Express and Clarinda Journal cite record activity surpassing previous records in 1900 and 1901, reflecting a strong market with no land rush. Andrew Wearing warns trespass on his property at Peokee. Wall paper dealers advertise bargains at Jeffrey Place and A P Myers.
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Mills County
Montgomery
Pageara
Montgomery County
Red Oak Express
Recorder’s Office
Towa
Page County
Giles
Clarinda Journal
Real State
Wales
Randolph High School Defends Its Teachers in 1901 Letter
Randolph high school seniors publish a defense of their instructor Prof. Salisbury and the school in response to a local attack by Mr. Kilpatrick of White Cloud township. They praise up-to-date books, strong faculty, and the school’s standing, hinting at political tensions over a central high school plan and taxes. The letter closes with signatures of students.
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Tatsuwa
Tatsune
Randolph High School
Riabt
Kilpatrick
White Cloud Township
L. D. Saliabury
Kilbatrick
Randolphh
Fremont County
Bro. K
Straban
Bob
Randolph
Prof. Salisbury
Pumpkinville
Kioe
Gertrude Gilchrist
E. A. Hemphill
F. A. Hay
Frank Golinghorst
Lulu Dodd
Ethel Fitcher
Ethel Rhode
Bert Fitcher
Laura Boyle
Elsie Rhode
Maude Wilkinson
Lilian Stiles
Vinnie Q Clark
Rokefeller
Tripexe
W.S. Goodell
Emerson
Texas
Mr. Goodell
Jefferson County
Beaumont
Goodell
John D. Rockefeller
Des Moines
Mills County
New York
Malvern
Mills
Thos. Paul
J. D. Paddock
W. A. Crose
W. Corbin
W.P. Wortman
Contracts Notice for 1991 Corn and Tomato Peck Contracts
Public notice inviting contracts for 1991 sweet corn and tomato pecks. Limited acreage available. interested parties should call immediately to secure their contract. New Guznwoop Oanxina Oo. 81-39.
Loom End Sale Offers Bargains on Fabrics and Ribbons
Newspaper ad advertises a loom end sale with Lonsdale muslins at 7 cents, unbleached muslin at 5 cents, 36 inch black dress brocades at 25 cents, black crepons at 50 cents per yard, red damask at 15 cents, No 40 ribbons at 15 cents, narrower ribbons at 7 cents, linen handkerchiefs at pennies each, finishing braid at 5 cents, and Wal-las fabrics from 1 cent per yard.
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Lonsdale
Ladies Bargains Offerings From The Wardrobe Line
Ladies fine black seamless hose at 16 cents per pair. Muslin drawers with hemstitch ruffle at 25 cents per pair. Skirts with insertions and hemstitch tucks valued at 1.50 now 98 cents. Muslin gowns tucked yoke 30 cents. Extra quality corset covers 25 and 35 cents each.
Carpets and Rugs on View at Local Store
Our line ranges from hemp to fine wool and Axminster carpets in full bolts in stock. Wiltons Moquettes and Wiltons available with a complete rug curtain and mattings selection. Explore carpet grades and fabrics at this shop today.
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Dr.prices
United States
Dr. Price
Onioaga
Tresansin
Andrew Wearin
Jffrey Blace
A P Myers
West
Hayden Bros
Sixteenth and
Dodge Streets
Omaha
Lagrippe
Foley
Grippe
E. Landis
Hartwig
Baleum
A. EB
Humboldt Ave
A.J. Howe
Iaterior Store
Glenwood
Iowa
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