Advertising Fragments Listing Local Firms and Streets
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Journal Agewors Eatablianed Frty To Wire Arena
The Journal lists local grocers and stores including Hurlbut Grocery on 2nd Avenue, Tohare Bros, Basch’s Drow Store, Chavlin’s, and York Rockincritic among others. Describes a city venue for readers’ convenience with multiple grocery options.
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Journal Agewors
Tee BM
Hurlbut Grocery
Tohare Bros
Groceee Dragon
A. Basch’s
Chavlin's
Erley
Arena Grocery
West Ant
A. Tuller Grocery
Yan Zyl Grocery
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Untapped Lumber Waste Could Bring Million-Dollar Industry
A federal report by F. P. Veitch and M. Cook suggests that waste wood from southern and northwestern lumber operations, including tops stumps grids sawdust and downed timber, could fuel a developing industry. Industrial chemistry methods might yield turpentine rosin tars pitch rosin oils with an annual value of at least 30 million dollars without felling new trees.
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Muscatine
F. P. Veitch
Bureau of Chemistry
M. . Cook
South
Ros N Oils Ag
Reminiscences of Long Ago from Muscatine Journal
Fifty years ago a wagon attachment frightened the team and a woman was thrown out but landed in a snow bank unharmed though shaken. Also notes on Christmas post hours, Chicago visitor John McGreer, storm damage to shrubs, and thirty years ago ideas on mill waste utilization and alcohol production with vast timberlands. Ten years ago Miss Tuang Xiung arrival in Havana isles and a cryptic civil scene unfolds with officers and a planned witness.
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Things They Say in Cedar Falls Record
Friends of Senator Kenyon organize a state wide effort after his election to back his interests amid deer trust fights in Chicago. Sioux City Journal notes Roosevelt entry push in Nebraska with potential Albert Drake Custing names. Keokuk County News reviews Muscatine Journal annual edition with sixty eight pages of progress stories and merchant sections. Ottumwa Courier cites census decline in turkeys on farms over ten years and a light turkey supply. Marion Register reports Missouri Democratic organs mourn insurgent stance while Republicans stay party loyalists. Burlington Gazette remarks the old saw that it is better to give than to receive.
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Kenyon
Senate
Deer Trust
Chicago
Suns
Aig
Sioux Giry Journal
Nebraska
Theodore Roosevelt
Teket
Keokuk County
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Belle Plain
Murrell
Bowen
Ware
Tom
Betty
North Carolan
Forttress
Prodigal Judg Novel Excerpt at Belle Plain Readings
Prodigal Judg continues a dramatic scene at Belle Plain with Ware Murrell and Colonel Fentress plotting around the marriage of Bowen’s ward. Murrell plans to spirit the heiress away to Memphis, while Ware protests amid threat and fear as tensions rise among the group.
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Hvid
Tom
John
Sie
Fentress
Memphis
Belle Plain
Murrell
Out of Our Talk Ends With Safe Keeping Plan
Fentress weighs options as Judge Price moves toward Raleigh and the river path opens for placing the boy in safe keeping. The plan avoids violence, with the keeper to be reachable by the conspirators, and the scene hints at ongoing trouble and a continuation promised.
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Judge Price
Raleigh
John
Christmas of Industrial Peace Editorial in The Continent
The Continent editorial argues for industrial peace amid McNamara crisis, noting sober business leaders oppose violent labor measures while denouncing criminal conduct. It praises labor unions for restraint and warns cynics misread sincerity, stressing the era’s opportunity to foster peaceful relations between capital and labor.
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Tabor
McNemara Brothers
Los Angeles
McNamara
America
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Labor Unijonists
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