Iowa Urges Higher Exposition Appropriation and Reform
The Iowa press argues for a $150000 to $300000 state expenditure for the St. Louis Exposition, citing Iowa’s regional standing and treasury limits. It notes politics around the merger bill, railroad influence, an upcoming educational board measure, osteopath licensure changes, insurance department plans, and redistricting proposals, plus local election dynamics and business optimism in trade and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Iowa
General Assembly
Tlavis
Missouri
Minnesota
Jackson
House Committee On Representative
Des Moines
Lee
Hartenvower
Citizens
James Brenton
D Mayer Hartenhower
Dunn’s
Bradstreet
Tron
Women Suffer Too From Kidney Trouble
An advertorial warning that kidney and bladder issues affect both sexes and harm mind and vigor. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy, claiming quick relief and urging readers to request a free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee &Free
Dr. Kilmer ‘& Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Rock Valley Items From Sioux County Herald
P A Cummings visits Bancroft Iowa to see relatives and celebrate his birthday on March 17 with daughter Miss Irene. A prominent Rock Valley figure, noted for frequent river duck busting and syrup in Ly county, is reported to have braced the game. Henry Splair sits near Dodd's Meat Market and plans to open a hardware store.
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P. A Cummings
Bancroft
Iowa
Miss Irene
Siud
Ly County
Henry Splair
Dodd’s
Auction announces stock sale and building possession date
J P Orcutt sells stock at auction to surrender possession of the building by April 1. H A Pember to manage future school trade. Revival meetings at United Presbyterian Church led by Rev A Kaylor. Rock Valley Mills starts erecting a large storage elevator. Thief stole carpenters tools from Sam Redmond's barn. A photograph car arrived last week and rests behind the Gem Cafe.
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J.P. Orcutt
H. A. Pember
United Presbyterian Church
A Kaylor
T. H McGuire
Rock Valley
Sam Redmond
Gem Cafe
Local notes from Matlock area across small town visits
B. Kain of Sheldon visited to review farm interests. A J Beck bought buggies in Madison for California trade. Mrs E W Hill and children visited Defiance Iowa. Geo Bandie drove to Sheldon. John Beck traveled to Doon and reported selling Dakota land for 39 more per acre than bought it for last June. Several locals hosted visitors and shared farm and shop news.
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B. Kain
Sheldon
A. J. Beck
Madison
Wis
California
E. W. Hill
Defiance
Fred Harmis
Grand Ununinn Tea Co
Geo. Bandie
John Beck
Doon
John
Dakota
A. J. Risinger
L. H. Bishop
Diwson
Callie
Dawyon
I. C
Anna Beck
Ashton
Henry
Luxford
Morris
Hill
Erfert
P. J. Baadie
Dakota Land
Chas. Bouslaugh
K. W
H. B. Junssen
Illinois Central Excursion to Cuba Leaving Chicago January 30 1902
Illinois Central and the American Tourists Association announce a Havana Cuba excursion January 30 1902 with a two day return via Gulf of Mexico itinerary. Priced at 155 dollars includes all expenses and meals while en route. Also promotes Mexico tours and other winter itineraries with through sleeping cars and Dixie Flyer options.
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Bllinois
Uua Cuba
Chicago
St Louie
Cincinnatti
Louisville
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Havana
Matanzas
Valley of Yumuri
Caves of
Bella Mar
American Tourists Association
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Mexico
Florida
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
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BF. William
Board of Control
Board of Medical Examiners
Sioux County Herald
Minnie Kester
Boyden
The
Matlock Review
Fort Donikison
South 2
Roy
Missiouri
South Dakota
J. Heury
Nuvee
Pein
Dr. Jos Mediect Co., Elt
Act, Ind
Announcehens
R. R
Mardi Gas
Con- California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Omaha
Ham- Hammonmond
Louslans
Hammond
J F .Merry
R. R. Dubuque
J. Homeseekers
G. Pia. O BR. R
Dubuque, Lows
Homeseekers
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisana
Central
A. H. Hanson
Ferry
A.G P.A
Webster’s
W.t.fiarris
United States Commissioner of Education
Rome
Sckheul
Office
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