Advertising Rates and Local Political Commentary
The item notes display advertising rates with a paid in advance option, and mentions new subscribers can get The Bee for stamps by February 1. It surveys war topics, predicts a congressional extra session, cites corn yields, and discusses Dewey in Manila Bay, election coverage, and Swiss initiative referendum debates. The piece critiques railroad blacklisting and Nebraska to South Dakota votes on woman suffrage. It closes with Sioux County supervisors considering a special election and courthouse warrants.
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South Dakota
Switzerland
Electric horseless wagon sparks Dubuque streets
Local Dubuque sights an electric powered horseless wagon drawing stares and concern from horses and citizens alike as South Dakota troops prepare to rotate home from the Philippines. The Springfield Times notes regional optimism amid political chatter and commerce in early autumn.
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South Dakota
Philippines
Springfield Times
Parole System Shown To Benefit Iowa Inmates
The Anamosa Prison Press argues that about 100 inmates released under suspension have largely reintegrated. Five violators returned to serve pardons, lifers pardoned show no violations, and most ex-inmates earn their own living in town, reducing state care costs. Liquor-linked relapses cited as minor.
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Iowa
Anamosa
Pioneer sale and new Hull postmaster named
In Hiditorial Realm J WH Wolf sold his Sanborn Pioneer to sons Fred and Will and will focus on the O'Brien County Bell. Tus Bes hopes the change proves pleasant and profitable. Brother B H Tamplin of the Hall Index was appointed postmaster at Hull Wednesday. He is praised and The Bow congratulates him on the appointment.
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J. WH. Wolf
Fred
Will
O’brien County
Tus Bes
B. H. Tamplin
Hull
Scott
Ireton Inklings and Local Notes
C P Knowles visited relatives here over Sunday. W W Allen, waterworks contractor, was in the city Friday. John Wesley Geiger will lecture at Vlatho's opera house next Saturday night November 26 on Young America. The Methodist church program for Sunday night features Stick a Stalke and Stick to It. W LCG will meet next Saturday at 7 o clock. joint inspection by Mrs Jones of LeAMlare. Jom Lean, a north town farmer, suffers losses after dogs kill eighteen of his sheep and forty chickens in recent raids. owners of the dogs paid damages, serving as a caution to dog owners.
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C. P. Knowles
W. W. Allen
John Wesley Geiger
Vlatho's
Opera House
4Lan
B. Q. Fusberg
Rock Valley Iowa Post Office Missive and Ads 1808
Advertised letters remaining at the post office in Rock Valley Iowa include John J Johnson Will Maper Paul Himsberger and W S Reid uncalled for November 18 1808 Also foreign name Mrs Alber tine Berkholz Joachim Bahr sale offers feature one horse one buggy harness fur robe and Fuller’s flour and feed store promotes goods including vegetables and grain at Sheldon Big Four and Streton area.
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Rock Valley
Iowa
John J. Johnson
Will. Maper
Paul Himsberger
W.S. Reid
Albertine Berkholz
Joachim Bahr
Fuller’s
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