Who Bought Telephone Stock Omaha Neb May 27 1926
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company sold a 5 million issue with 50 000 shares. Households and clerks bought a majority, with 3 454 housewives taking 16050 shares and 1 395 stenographers taking 5562 shares. Clerks bought 4724 shares among 1 565 subscribers.
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Omaha
Neb
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
W.B. T. Belt
Oof
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Belt
Taco & Ve
Iowa Butter Flows to Detroit as Iowa and State Heritages Noted
A long Iowa dairy passage notes Detroit as a growing food center due to a large labor force and proximity to farms. It cites Tripoli creamery shipping 63 tubs of butter daily, rising demand for cream, and East ice cream factories. The article also covers Wisconsin land transfers for a national game preserve and profiles Iowa figures like Howard J. Clark, C. W. Lowery, and local birding trips with species discoveries along Wapsie river.
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New York
Iowa
Detroit
Tripoli
Bremer County
East
Ferge
Wisconsin Supreme Court
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Isaac Welton
Clark
Izaak Walton League
Des Moines
Rosk Valley Bee Publisher A L Halstead Listed
Rock Valley Iowa publisher A L Halstead appears in the local post substation rates notice with a yearly price of 9.90 dollars for the Rosk Valley Bee.
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Rosk Valley Bee
A. L. Halstead
Rock Valley
Iowa
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Corna Cash Store
Fred A. Miller
Lee
Fred DeJong
BM. Doherty
Rock Valley Creamery Co
R. E. Palmer
Bear
C. W. Lowery
Tawa Senate
Keokuk
Lee County
Lowery
Nauvoo
Miznois
Independence
Wapsie River
R. H. Gillespie
Waterloo
Harvey Nichols
Cedar Rapids
Vance Allyn
Pierce
Winthrop
Mill Pond
Buchanan County
Lake City
Calhoun County
Brieson
Hampton Roads
U. S. Navy
W. H. T. Shade
Oscar
Sandberg
Ericson
Eddie
California
Bing
Bac
Thousand Island
the Cash Grocery
A. Rasmussen, Prep
Roelofs & Vanderbok
R@CK
Jowa
F. J. Heisig
A. F. Schemmer