Investment Towns and Rail Line Promises in Northwest
Real estate inducements target investors and settlers with new towns along the Chicago & North-Western Railway routes. The company touts half a million acres of fertile land at low prices and invites inquiries through Land Commissioner J.F. Clevenana in Chicago. Also notes California tourist sleepers, six medical claims, magazine features, and increased rural mail delivery in Flaministon county.
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Ghicex & North-Western Railway Company
North-Western
J.F. Clevenana
Chicago & North-Western Railway Company
Chicago
Humboldt and Goldfield Notes From Iowa County
Humboldt locals report visitors and school plans as the Humboldt High School football team prepares for Webster City after a recent loss at Algona. Community commerce includes Krause’s Cold Cars ad and coal trade notes while politicians like C R & N candidates roam the region. In Goldfield, residents discuss moving, local politics, and upcoming gatherings as Ed Furrows travels and local candidates tour, with weathered lines on remedies and a steady stream of license and social notices.
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Humboldt High School
Webster City
Humboldt
Algona
Aldine
Avoirdupois
Marshalltown Times Republican touted as best Iowa paper
Iowa's Great Daily claims the Marshalltown Times Republican is the best evening paper in Iowa. It highlights extensive Iowa news service and AP telegraphic news. The semi weekly edition, eight pages, is mailed twice weekly for one year, price offered with club subscriptions.
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Iowa
Marshalltown Times- Republican
Josva
Associated Press
T.R
ORGANIZE FOR VICTORY IN IOWA RALLYING REPUBLICAN EFFORTS
The article outlines Chairman Weaver's push to mobilize a strong Republican organization across Iowa to maximize the vote on Election Day. It notes statewide reports of no defections, urges precinct cooperation, and highlights the aim to tally a robust turnout to rebuke opponents. It also recounts Fred White’s past party switch and a historical critique of his earlier rhetoric against Catholics.
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Weaver
Euver
Shaw
Fred White
Atkinson, Aguinaldo, Et al
Iowa
John Morrison
Hedrick
Morrison
White
House of the General Assembly
Sigourney
Jack” Morrison
Tred White
Father Nugent
Des Moines
General Weaver
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Wisconsin Lumber Co
Parsons Bros
Urion Bros
Hos
Jery Mittens
Gronni
California
R.& XN
Calfornia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kansas City
Pt. Worth
Tex
Southern Pacific Ry
Jno. G. Farmer, A
Cedar Rapids
Wm. H. Mullen
Lockland
Dr. King
H. B. Cole’s
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ian Maclaren
Henry Irving
Clifford Howard
Burton Kingsland
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Africa
C.G. Dennison
Vryburg
Gechnanaland
Chamberlain
ILE, Cole
Flamiston County
the Renwick
TIMES
Mr. Foley
Henry Pierce
M Satur
C. B. Ward
Agai
Alloween
Ral
West Bend
French
Robinson
Alexander
Krause
Cole
Goldfield
Joe Grover
Mr. Henry
Odd Fellows
Ed Furrows
Taft
Clanon
Bt Page
Dakota
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Gould
Main Street
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Morgan
West
Hancock
Stilsom
Wright County
The
Monitor
Hadassah Mildred Cramford
Clarion
Afiss Mamie Abrahamson
Renwick
Emma Tillinghast
Eagle Grove
A. Gates
Fairbank
Minnesota
B.G. Hough
Livermore
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Fred
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Grace A. Gillett
Herbert Aldrich
Anna Lynk
Levi S. Warner
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Peter T. Frandsen
Mary Dignan
Bowen Camp
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Lily Cunningham
Glenn Southwick
Inda Packard
Ella Griebel
Dannie Tooley
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Ebner _ Smith
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Calla Tanck
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Earl Phipps
Hazel Packard
Leite Lockwood
Vera Bell
Frank Gaughen
Charlie Kyhvs
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Ray Cunningham
Martina Gaughen
Eda Gricel
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George Rice
Franklin Tooley
Willie Brown
Mable
Lichty
H. J. Cole
Dr . Tureiner
Dempseytown
B. Cole
Deng
Bustor
W. Barry
Lexington
Tenn
Mammoth Cave
Bucklen
Qule
A. Blback, Blacksmith
Thave
Dean Blacksmith and
R. J. Griebel
John Cablbesen
Hl. B. Gole
Hocking Valley
Centerville
Boone
COAL
Michigan
Keeney & Son
Tea Dee
Alullang
Bell & Thiel
I Owa
Heri
Garant
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