Bank and Loan Firm Seeks Finance Terms
A general banking business notice outlines farm loans with renegotiated collations and interest on time deposits. Joan Law presides as president while Jax G. Derrox serves as ice-pressless. Board names include Tar G. Dp Leonard Walker and others, listing directors.
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Joan Law
Jax G. Derrox
ice-Pressless
Warren—Cashi
Tar G
Leonard Walker
J_‘T. Davis
P.M. Joice
Chas
B. Walter D. Gambie
E. EL Rieb
Ammer
First National Bank Perry Iowa Directors and Officers
First National Bank Perry Iowa lists D. J. Patt ey as president and Allen Breed as vice president with El Aisholmes as cashier. Includes correspondent bank links New York Des Moines and a board featuring J. Adien Breed W Memesis M. El Moody K. E. Helmes and others. Foreign drafts bought and discounted.
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D. J. Pattey
Allen Breed
EL Aisholmes
Gxmashier
New York
Bak
Des Moines
D. J. Adien Breed
W. Memesis
M. EL Moody
K. E
Bee Boy Warner White Selection by Draper and Leorhlin
A fragment notes a selection involving Warner White, identified as Bee Boy, with Draper and Leorhlin as selecting agents or parties involved. The text is unclear but centers on a personnel or role assignment and associated names.
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Selec
Draper & Leorhlin
Real Estate Notice for Desirable Farm and Property
H A Rouse real estate firm advertises desirable farm and property for sale in Kear Second Street near First National Bank, Bart. The listing emphasizes quality plots and access to local services, inviting prospective buyers to contact the agency for details.
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Best and Jean Companies
Desirable Farm and Co Property
Second St
Kear
Natl
Iowa News Roundup Highlights Arrests and Local Tragedies
A乱mix of police notices, personal crises, and incidents across Iowa. Taone and Garner report arrests, including Albert Smith in Penn and Thomas McLaughlin in crisis. a deranged man dies after a taudanum dose. A rail death near Keota after a failed theft ride, and a fatal self harm on campus at Burling ton college. Clarion bids farewell to ex Senator Bowen bound for Falkland Islands. Russell and Des Moines areas note accidents, suicides, and farm life curios. National and regional items include a Sioux City rail survey dispute, suspended Grinnell students returning to class, and bank money-missing concerns involving local schools.
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Gather
Taone
Albert Smith
Penn
Kylamith
Bigany
Thomas McLaughlin
Garner
Wisconsin
Adose
Taudanum
Keotak
Long Line
Eleventh annual report and bank case notes
The document references the eleventh annual report of a state bank commission and details a fire and bank robbery aftermath. It notes a fire destroying a business block, a large stock theft at Reed and Petrie, and a substantial cash loss. It mentions the First National Bank of Chicago and Cassatt related to drafts and bank operations, plus military organization calls in Iowa and Des Moines.
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Slile Dattey Commissiones
W. Ro Boasdaun
Ss. Sapamids
New York City
State Board of Heal le Tais Te Tod
Roland
Lefer- Tug
Ste Board of Wealth Bulletin
Saulia
D& Petrie
Gedar Mirnis
Sore
IE L. Chase & Co
Flon. Chase
Togei
Ted
Amonds
Owith
Serecht
Sepfesroum
Watterson
Eldon
Liverrs
Tuimiekish
Frei
Girring
E.R
Rational Bank of
R. Cassatt
Cassatt
Colfa Water Co
Colfax. da
Des Moine
Dubrque
Attack on Consulate Sparks Violent Protests
A mob attacked the consulate amid a demonstrative rally by Americans and locals. Stones were thrown at the entrance, a shield was torn down, and authorities were summoned as the riot escalated. Police patrolled streets to restore order and the consulate was temporarily closed.
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Mateet
Dahes Violen
Cams
Aveilis
United States
Ile Shi
Ap i
Alendar
Aris‘ogni
Queen Regent Speech Amid Crisis in Chrone Mapu
The Queen Regent read a royal address from the throne with the king beside her. She referenced pazs and urged defense of Spanish allies, promising a united stand against foreign aggression and defending the nation with its army and navy.
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Mapu
Troops ordered south in tense Spain Cuba crisis
April 16 dispatches describe forces moving to the south in anticipation of a clash with Spain. Reports note infantry and coastal defenses organizing amid growing anxiety over European involvement and maneuvers to protect commerce. In Cuba the situation intensifies as volunteers and military plans draw attention to an anticipated decisive action at sea.
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aGiox
Spain
Paipases
Lox
Rome
The
Daily Mail
Lalan
Pena
Congress Debates War Powers and Cuba Annexation
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts U S congressional actions on Cuba independence and potential war powers. Mentions President, Senate and House debate, and Wardrelated resolutions amid the broader context of foreign policy and the Caribbean.
German claims settled against Spain for plantation damage
Washington reports the German ambassador received official notices of a dike cannamebrs claim settlement against Spain for damages caused by insurgents at a plantation owned by a German subject. The payment totals 454000 pesetas, reflecting how to collect the funds. The note also mentions a possible new trial in the United States if necessary.
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Germany
Neaia
Washington
Spain
Athe
United States
Spring Medicine for Health and Vitality
This old ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the Spring health tonic to purify blood, expel humors, and improve appetite and digestion. It claims benefits for stomach liver kidneys and overall strength, urging use during weakened conditions and noting Hood's Pills as a digestive aid.
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Armorica
C_ J. Hood & Co
Abilene Street Scene Echoes Landmark Language
A fragmentary caption describes archaic English phrases heard in Abilene. A fakir's bold pledge on the street aims to dispel whisky rumors as onlookers gaze and disperse. The quirky text also notes weather quirks with sunlit and shady sides of streets and proverb style lines about heat.
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Abilene
Sunay
Shidy
Lie Wins A Battle At Indiana Mineral Springs
Special correspondence recalls Civil War veteran tales at Indiana Mineral Springs Hotel. Capt. Cole of First Maine Cavalry recounts how a misread order nearly doomed a unit, then how he altered Smith's orders to attack with reinforcements. The brigade routed the enemy, earning drinks on Gen Smith. A Minnesota veteran jokes he’d enjoy more Magna Mud Baths. The piece notes Navy, Cuba, and Hawaii interest, plus a railway promo and West Baden sleeper train.
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Indiana Mineral Springs
Lithia
Cole
Fazios First Maine Cavalry
War Department
First Maine
Pine Tree State
Maine
Ghas. . Smrith
Second Cavalry Corps
Dr. Meeragg
Cant. Cole
Minnesota
Spain
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D. J. Pattee
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Wayne County
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Hawaii
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