Dew Monnce and Leader Daily Ad Misprint Notice
An OCR laden fragment touts the Register and Leader as the daily Iowa newspaper keeping readers informed on political news of 1910 and the campaign. It mentions subscription details and delivery to Des Moines and Waterloo, with garbled pricing and dates.
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Leader
Register
Tae Ous
Iowa
Pend Dirct
Obituary fragment from Hebrein North Dakota 1910 1929
An obituary fragment for Dieterick Emer recalls a long life with moves to Mooroe and Hobrom North Dakota, a church tie, funeral at THAAD cemetery, and a daughter who cared for him. The text interweaves weather, road work notices, elections, and local names in a highly garbled historical record.
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Dieterick Emer
Hebrein
North
Dakota
Mooroe
Interrmant
Anypih
Local Names Mention Weekend Visits and Stock Movement
Wind Poole and fatally spent Sunday at the Ra Polmatgar home. Ringie ChristenwoN and eben Poni Des Moines Thursday afternoon. Mire Ba Polbaiger has been hav ing a tussle with the geip the jist week. Myrle Sizer and Hilda Boge spent Thursday evening with Mamie Riey. Za Polmateer whipped car of cattle to the Chicago market Saturday evening. Oraig French spent Friday visiting John Kerr home. Mr and Mrs Lasson spent Sunday visiting Hills Bannick home west of Honwink.
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Wind
Ra Polmatgar Lome
Ringie Christenwon
Eben Poni
Des Moines Thuntay
Za Polmateer
Chicago
Afr
Oraig French
John Kerr
Lasson
Bannick
Honwink
Low Colonist Rates Private Rail Offer Details
Fragmentary railway notice describes low colonist rates from March toward April and mentions personal conductors aboard tourist sleeping cars on routes involving Chicago Union Pacific and North Western lines.
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Yur
Chicago Union
Aberdeen Angus Bull PriceList From Kelling and Franks
Aberdeen Angus breeders Kelling and Franks invite buyers to inspect their bull lineup for value and quality. Local ranchers urged to view offerings and inquire about genetics, pricing, and delivery options.
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Aberdeen
Angus
Kelling & Franks
Farmers shift wealth from threshers to markets
The article notes farmers faced debt after harvests as high threshing costs and low grain prices squeezed them. Elevators profited while prices stayed low until farmers diversified into dairy and other products, spacing sales to stabilize income and avoid dependence on threshing season. Over time farmers gained pricing leverage and independence.
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Anil Milla
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