Local notices and ads from early town papers
Local and personal items list ice wagons, pumpkin seed contests, seeds and garden supplies, fruits and cigars, traveling salesmen, and various residents visiting, traveling, or trading in towns like Rock Rapids Sioux City and Orange City. Highlights include pumpkin raising contest seeds, new ads, and a drive by the Sioux City Journal in the morning.
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Nick Jacobs
Orange City
Rock Valley Heroes Honored With Benefit Play May 27
In Rock Valley a patriotic benefit evening on Friday May 27 1898 will honor local volunteers who left home for Union defense and Cuban relief. The Midnight Charge will be performed at the opera house with proceeds split for the enlisted men. Names of participants and Pumpkin Blossom Club singers to be announced. attendees may sign lists with Dr J J Huizenga or Geo Y Terwilliger.
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Union
Rock Valley
J. J. Huizenga
Geo.y. Terwilliger
A Mark of Patriotism War Message From Hull Iowa 1898
A readers letter from Hull Iowa dated April 27 1898 expresses patriotic sentiment for those embarking to war. It thanks fathers mothers wives and sisters for their courage and hopes for a safe return of the troops. The note mentions a collected check of 3 09 for the W B R G of Hull and signs with W O Tzowanv.
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Rock Vatlny
Iowa
Mass Masere Rowovan
Hull
Dean Mavan
W. BR. G
No. i
Gu E
W.O. Tzowanv
W E Clark Purchases Henderson Stock in South Dakota
W E Clark of Hock Valley buys the clothing and jewelry stock from 8 Henderson. Henderson retires, stock remains in the same building. Clark, an experienced businessman, is welcomed by Springfield and local officials. Clark invoices today and will open soon. Byringfield predicts Springfield will suit him as a good business point, though Rock Valley is sad to see him leave.
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SpringGeld Times
W. E. Clark
Hock Valley
Henderson
Clark
South Dakota
Timea
Springfield
Byringfield
Tues Bes
Rock Valley
Equal suffrage debate in Colorado politics and public view
In a historical Colorado discussion, Martha J. Bushnell argues equal suffrage will not erode male respect or family life. She notes no derogatory press about women candidates and describes women active in reform. The piece mentions candidates, local figures, and public notices about farm goods and livestock.
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Atrugyouan
Earth
Colorado
Uey
Howes
Laa
Martha JA. Bushnell Conine
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