Fragmented political notes and export data from historic period
Fragmented text covers Republican plurality, a vexing problem, and a note on Blackhawk and waving banners. It shifts to an extensive export forecast of farm machinery to Russian ports, Cambridge, and a 1904 context, plus a county voting post mortem and a magazine subscription bargain. It lists rural free delivery routes in February with multiple Marion county towns and population figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pregigent
Blackhawk [Sant
New York
International Harvester Co
Elkader Argus
Dayton
Columbia
Marion County
Knoxville
Lovidta
Monroe
Otley
Pella
Teamster Leader Seeks Presidential Records On 1905 Strike
Susu the leader of the sebor teamsters in Chicago faces conspiracy trial for the spring 1905 strike. He writes to President Roosevelt asking for evidence and a transcript of stenographic notes of a Chicago interview. Shea, spokesman for the strike committee, urges the president to provide notes for defense. The case recalls violent tactics during the strike and the big role of Shea amid calls for decency and the square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susu
Teamsters Sebor
Chicago
Booderelt
Leter
Shea
Teamsters
Roosevelt
Vonomon
Ship subsidy debate splits labor ranks in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports prominent union labor groups urge Speaker Cannon to back the ship subsidy bill, signaling a division within labor circles as Gompers and some AFL leaders oppose the measure. The article notes long standing opposition to subsidies due to fears of pork and misused funds, though some moderates may now support a revised bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cannon
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fanor
Congress
Town and Township News and Local Notices
December items from Fairbank Triumph Linn Grove and Otterville cover church attendance, family moves, farm sales, medical concerns, and upcoming sermons. Notable entries include Mrs Melissa Zumer mans eye health fears, the Murphey sale with double rations, and plans for future farm occupancy. Community figures like Miss Florence Harter and Miss Goldie Hartman are mentioned alongside local events and weather related notes.
Dec 13 Local notes and community election results
Dec 13 notes mention Mits A Youngbull loss due to barbed wire, visits by Joseph Nemmera of LeMars, and Mary Schmity's Waterloo trip. Trappers hear a traveling fur buyer. G O F branch elects chiefs and officers, with next meeting Jan 12. Various farm tasks, auctions, and local attributions follow including Joe Keane, Lizzie Munblig, and reflections on the new railroad. Residents discuss politics, a public sale at Waterloo, and local commerce events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mits
Youngbull
Joseph Nemmera
LeMars
Jows
Mary Schmity
Waterloo
Eulet
Noga
Add
P. W- Kaipp
J. Mangrich
Htec
Y—M. Bernardy
Y—M. Miller
H. C. Weber
J. CG. Girsch
Theo, Becke
John Ebr
Catarrh Cure Advertisements and Local Notices
An 1907 newspaper fragment advertises Hall and Ballard catarrh cures as internal tonics and blood purifiers, claims efficacy and non-quack status, with testimonials and pricing. The piece also includes political resolutions supporting Secretary Wilson’s meat inspections, shipping rate talks, and a blend of local social notes, marriages, visits, illnesses, and a cabinet photo sale anecdotally interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ball
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
Des Moines
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sondema
Tiveistnek
Cone
Hog and sheep market report shows strong demand and high prices
Receipts last week were heavy but hog prices rose with a strong market and demand for shipping, despite above average supplies. Hogs ranged about 6.10 to 6.20 with recent peak near 6.55, while lambs sold up to 8.15 and ewes around 4.75 to 6.25. Packers face a late-season squeeze as supplies remain below normal. Conv er and Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bee
International
Calpls Weis
Champion Fund
Hazaleo
Lok
Congver. & Swanson
Town Visitors and Moves In and Near Clarksville
Dec 32 Mir ung Mre Will Bud Gitz of Greene were Clarksville visitors over Sunday. Tom Smith of Waterloo visits his parents and friends. Fred Hesse left for a hardware sales job on the road. Spot Keller, once at Celwein, visiting parents. Will Allinson greeted old friends Wednesday. John Gabby showed a new Port Huron self feeding a breader. Fred Bocke went to Hampton last Tuesday to buy a 160 acre farm. Mr Greenlee of Carles City on Gut streets last Saturday. D C Chamberlain of Shell Rock visiting George Chamberlain and wife. Wes Samien of Waverly with C G W bridge gang pit will soon be ready. WW Nordman left Wednesday for two weeks fish at Shell Rock. Colfax Morton went to Alamogordo N M to visit brother Grint. Prof Lux visited in Waverly over Sunday.
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Mir
Will
Bud- Gitz
Greene
Clarksville
Tom Smith
Waterloo
Fred. Hesse
Spot Keller
Celwein
Will Allinson
John Gabby
Port Huron
Fred. Bocke
Hampton
Mr. Greenlee
Carles City
D.C. Chamberlain
Shell Rock
George Chamberlain
Wes. Samien
Waverly
Graviel Pit Sc
Nordman
Colfax Morton
Alaaio Gordo, N. M
Grint
Prof. Lux
Suzaay
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Waterloo Reporter
Matl Parrott
Waterloo, Iowa
L, G Parroty
Wonderful Magazine
Leslie's Weekly
Famous Illustrated Journal
Judge
Great Domic Cartoon
Judge's Library
Judge’ Library
Judge Company
Fourth Avenue
New York City
United Time
Iowa
Towan
Littleton
Florence Harter
Fairbank
Aderman
Independence
Frank Aderman
Triumph
Charles Hie
Wilbur Braden
Cedar Lawn
Hifie Manross
Grace Diehl
East Perry
Joe
Weep
Mary Stevenson
C. J
EB. Barclay
Geo. Rehverg
Hersch
Rl ‘Fairm
Thomas Murphy
Birtar
Will Nichols
James Devereaux
Murphy Farm
Elmer Bush
Melissa Zumerman
Eva
Ctasé
Zimmerman
Stagies
I. P. Wilson
Yriumpl
Mr. Wilson
Mmmons
Simon Walker
Baggle Harter
Elva Pingree
Murphey
Linn Grove
Harvey Hayes
Francis Eros
Earn
John of
Abyssinia
John
Goldie Hartman
Hartman
Emma Whama
Martha Butters
Williams
Rome
Otterville
Ray Stevenson
Webster City
Er. Stevenson
Gary Loebsack
Shemes
Presbyterian Church
God
Jesus Christ
Sildertville
Charles Garling Anstit
Seymour
W. M. Koob
John Stebenrauch
Olinger Pawmill
Awful Roads
Mra
Anna Steubenrauch
Koob
Fred
Edward
Bernard Koob
Byron Lineus
Lines
Denney
Spring Creek
Barclay
Buber
Dubuque
Bertha Holdiman
Hudson
George Turner
Schmitt
Simmersom
Jana
North Dakota
Mike Flanagan
Lizzie Munblig
Cathie
Barclay Will
Jtersce Hotel
Ciy
A WM. Enetman
Geonummowoc
Wia
FH. Ward
Post
Arrow
Anna
Sanbure
O. W. Thompson
Waverly Hospital
Gerry
Wm. Lytle Holie
Nashua
A. Jette
Lizzie McGregor
Nanhui
T .de ‘Leven
Minn
Ethel Resor
Carrville
Resor
Uunols Central
Ionia
Fft
Minnesota
Charles McKenzie
Cedar Rapids
Wendell Brackett
Ar) Brackett
Charles City
Spokane Falls
Waah
Lou Fritzel
Powersvile
E. Molioy
James Curley
Westgate
Lennie Kraft
Hazleton
Charles Lehmkuh
Maynard
H. A. Stufflebean
John Leehey
Indépendence
Maurice Welsh
Fleming
Manchester
Mayme Betts
Dunkerton
Vermetin Heck
John Damee
P. F. Damgé
Edna Spear
J. Vi Reisner
Kiester
Clara
Damge
Oelwein
Frank Patterson
Grives
Anas Moyer la
Miguie Diekmae
Bestar
Celia Miles
Will Werteate
Fred Bake
Wapsie
Famly
Danieis
Simmsden
Denver
Vislt
Sam Daniels
J & Beckins
Georg, Winegar
Henry Teldt
Shutte of
Klinger
Fred Dickman
William Krege
Devil's Lake
N. D
Louis Englert
Harve Bhimp
Warner
C. G
Grand
Teddy
Philippines
O. K
Dewar
Pa‘ Elie Coast
Bryan
Elastié
Sam
Lena
Hannah Ortner
Mary
Frank Cote
Ezra Meyers
Gust. Meier
John Keane
Gust
Paul Nuevel
LeMers
Thresa Brown
Geo
Wil Gurogge Jr
J. W. Hough
Gelwein
Meyer
Y.R' Kehe
Mit
Ford
Wis
Evans
Belgrade
dJinn
Apent
Dodge Center
Vis
California
Herman Hendricks
Alam
Wisconsin
Town
Hollister
Mden
Panama
Rocky Mountain
Wangler Bros
Mrs. Bennett
Satand Landgraft & Co
Wangler Bros. and
Landgraf & Co
Upon & Farm
Cuba
Willis TL
O Morgan
Concord
N. Bi
Philppines
Dr. King
New Hampshire
Wangler Brog
Theresa £ Betsola
Alexander Forney
Mason City
Justice Chambers
Clarkaville
V. J. Simmons
International “Stock Union
Hoge
Packers
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