Iowa War Reminiscences and Prison Labor Observations
Veterans Carnahan and Loughridge recall Civil War days from Osceola to Keokuk with a Sherman connection. Waukon witness Bailey reports Fort Madison prison chairmaking profits, inmate labor, and farm operations. Segments cover health crusade in Linn Grove, new Sunday School council, legal notes on prenups, and local historical notes on What Cheer and Buxton population shifts.
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Carnahan
Liél
Oman
Albert Louchridge
Oskaloosa
Keokuk
Albert Loughridge
Salem
Oregon
Iowa
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sherman
Alexander VW. Stephens
Robt. Toombs
Stephens
Carnanan
Toombs
S. Bailey
Waukon
Earl Throst
Fort Madison
What Cheer
Keokuk County
Buxton
Monroe County
United States
Tallest building built for profits of small sales
The remark highlights how the world’s tallest building arose from ambitions tied to five and ten cent sales profits, illustrating the scale of enterprise pursued through cheap consumer offerings.
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L. F. van Zelm
Western Newspaper Union
ARS
Felix
Ann Veld
U.t.van den
Harry Ogilvie
Des Moines
Linn Grove
Benna Vista County
Eouth Countryman
Anna M. Rosell
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Wil
Iowa State Sunday School Council of Religious Education
EL Ho Stranahan
John L. Alexander
Chicago
Poweshiek County
Mary Latcham
A. F. Latcham
Mason City
Herbert Quick
Philharmonic Society
Quick
Clear Lake
Hampton
Grundy County
Steamboat Rock
Steamboat Rock. After Teaching School For Seveest Gen Men Few Coeehie
Sioux City
America
Virginia
Grundy
Hardin
Burbank
State of the
State of
State of Iowa
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Louis Bernard Schmidt
Ames
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Teachers of Music
Polk Township
Shelby County
P. B. Brown
Harlan
Redline
Farm Bureau
Bane
Whittall Rugs
McGregor
West High Ave