Rural Free Delivery in Third District Shows Strong Service
The report details Iowa's third congressional district rural mail routes. Hardin and Dubuque counties lead in routes and boxes, with average route lengths around 248 miles and about 54.6 families per route. Daily papers per route run around 30, and total monthly mail pieces reach over 1 million.
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Joway
Cartlers
Wie
Laken
Hardin County
Franklin
Lardin County Totes
Dubuyie County
Bremer County
Dubuque County
Tardio
Averiue del Wed
Bremer
Told Shelny
Yardin County Partiers
Birdsall
THE MOTHER TO KEEP CARROLL CUSTODY RULING
In the Ward District Court Judge Vanes Prostiting grants custody of Carroll Crockett to Mrs Crockett after earlier proceedings with Mannie Crockett. The father receives visitation rights at reasonable times and Carroll may visit his father freely. The decision, while disappointing to the father, is deemed fair to both parents. Starr Drug Co.
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Warde
Vans Prostiting
Frank
W. Crockett
Mannie
Carroll
Ubah
Wales
Ubat Fe
Merrill Sells One Hundred Acre Farm in Missouri
Local notices report C Merrill selling a 100 acre farm four and a half miles east of Pidora in Missouri for 87.50 per acre to Lou Pranks. Merrill will move March 1 to Bates County and take up residence on his new purchase. The article notes the farm’s fine land and buildings and comments on the family’s plans and relocation.
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C. Merrill
Merrill
Missouri
Iowa
Gerald
Charlie
County printing bids stir local controversy over costs
The Williams weekly Herald argues against outside bids for county pamphlet printing. It contends a per page cost of 18 cents is necessary to cover setting, press, binding, and stock, accusing Williams Wasp of demoralizing prices. The piece urges county work stay with local offices to support taxpayers and county printers.
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LO Beaver
March County
Williams
Board of Supervisors
Minneapolis
Minn
Hamilton County
Lewi
Herald
Wter
Wiliaps Wasp
Merald
He Herald
Local notes and life events amid year-end bustle
Timber Vatley and Mrs Jed Weaver are ill. Mr Johnson sold uniry fab hops last Friday. Sheldon has returned from relatives in South Dakota. John and Mrs Woods welcome a baby girl born New Year’s morning. The oratorical contest at Lincoln December 26 postponed to Thursday night. Farmers sold marketable hogs to dodge tax after January 1, 105. Some schools build hoof stables for horses. Pimber Valley School closes this week. Mrs Troom leads pupils to Eldora for a group photo. Cleves hosts Laline guests. Dick Janssen returns from Fostoria. Mrs Christians and children go to Minnesota. Mrs Jr Janssen hosts two sons and families from Parkee, SD. Mrs Beving’s son and daughter recover from lung fevers. Miss Anna Ludemin and Ella Tinrichs head to Codgy Mails State Normal. The ChrisTiangon couple depart for Wilte SD after week here. About six columns of reading matter are cut today.
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Jed Weaver
Johnson
Iuy Sheldon
South Dakota
John Woods
Lincoln
Pimber Valley
Troom
Cleves
Laline
Dick Janssen
Fostoria
Christians
Minnesota
Jr. Janssen
Parkee
Janssen
Ni. Ue
A. Beving
Anna Ludemin
Ella Tinrichs
Whuraday
Codgy
Chiristiangon
Manisky
Wilte
Starriet Bailey
Gwasa
Merrill Sind
Ackley
Vern Mangen
Mount Vernon
Jackson
W. IL
Cummings
Vremont Fossier
Lowa Falls
Fred Sheets
G. W. Fossier
Nat Ladd
William Huffman
EO. Gast
Charles Jackson
Bliv Yard
Berlin
M. E Sunday School
C. W.townsend
Robert Sayer
Eldora to Restrict Public Drinking With New Ordinance
Eldora councilman Grant Tyler introduces a unique ordinance to stop drinking in public places and curb disposal of bottles and containers. The measure bans entry to streets alleys and other public spaces for drinking and imposes penalties for violations, with ward aldermen responsible for enforcement.
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Tyler
Eldora
Idan Speechel
Grant Tyler
Unclear Text Fragment from Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR reads as a literary or religious jumble with possible names Moe Herald Yasar Tilorsuyie Joman the Baptist and Tennyson. The legible bits reference Holy Writ despair and a forerunner figure, but no coherent event or news item emerges.
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Yasar Tilorsuyie
Tennyson
Joman the Baptist
John the Baptist and the call for individuality in faith
A reflective passage portrays John the Baptist as intensely human yet divinely consequential in a national crisis. It contrasts his ascetic protest with church state self-interest, notes the Sanhedrin’s challenge to his credentials, and frames him as a herald rather than the Messiah, urging a personal identification with truth amid societal mechanization. It also comments on modern efforts to preserve individuality against organized systems and mentions local political chatter and Sioux City fire sale trends.
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Wil
Lis City
W.B. Stanley
Ines
Pris
Thiat
John
IBM
Terusalem
Jerusalem
Judet
Perea
Samaria
Galilee
Sanhedrin
Moses
Ile
Gael
Eujut
Pettegrew Promises Prompt Service and Guarantees
The notice touts C N Pettegrew offering prompt order execution and reliable service through Correspondents Don Novan Commission Mutual and the phone office located in the rear block.
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Donnovan Commission’ Mutual
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Udne Evyros
Crockett
Starr Drug Co
Chicago Market Report
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Merrill Sells Farm
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AOD
Niewensner
Towa
New Providence
Henry Butler
Nina Baris
Wii Benbow
Ames
Georgia Miller
Lor, Hinshaw
Chicago
Wim, Lowder
Nye
Hollingsworth
Albert
Wes Moines
BP. Miller
Oceyedan
Fred Benbow
Ethel Greene
Della Hinshaw
Academy
Orvil Tinshaw
Ross Wood
Myra Wadley
Blanche Ward
Oskaloosa
Peon College
Dr. Lowder
Indiana
Iown
David A. Pidgeon
New Provide
Amiens
Rathbone Sisters
Loig Davis
MBC
Frankie Hartman
Elva Greer
J. J
Hdith Beaver
Nel- He ‘Tucker
R. and
Emma Warthow
Vivian Thamer
Kathryn Crossan
Moe Herald
Holy Writ
Bavie W
Arizona” CO
Cavalrymenz Cowboy
Heterunei
Consul Conger
the Herald
Sioux City
Sele
Bay Wit
Eldorn
Martin
Baghel
Wiesner
the Herald Atkc
Cyclopedia
New
Grove
Lhereby
Eudora
Hilbert. Jonker
C. N. Pettegrew
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