Fragmentary notes on banks and officials in small-town Iowa
Fragmentary OCR lists banks and cashiers in many Iowa towns including Algona Bancroft Bancroft Bancroft Bancroft Swea City Whittemore Sexton Titonka Luverne and others. It mentions tax issues and terms of office with scattered references to local officials and bank names without complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossuth Gounty
Farmers & Drovers
State Bank
Germania Farmers
Orovere State Bank
Germania
Colar
Whittemore
Bestanioliber
German American Bank
Whittemore A
Lonemwan
2Cashierz Farmers’ & Tradere Sayings Bank
Bancroft Ymman
First, National Bank
Bancroft
Ledyard
Oplep Bank Rite Vite P - the Pirat Terreus Bank
Primary ballot talk and party guidance urged
The Algona district editorial urges voters to participate in the statewide primary, endorsing Garst for governor and stressing the duty to support the party nominee. It advocates informed choices, acknowledges limits of the race, and urges a clean, progressive Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toplu
Fayou
Anderson
Wealey
Ballory
Caat
Avery
Ucket
Dlokat
Jain
Atande Fey
Garet
Ueket
Cumming
Pelieva
Garat
Jsqua
Carrel
Wallace Favors Thorne for Railroad Commissioner
The text argues in favor of Joe Thorne for railroad commissioner, praising his experience with farm and stock interests and his strong knowledge of poll and barge law. It notes that opponents label him biased but asserts many judges have prior legal work for the people and should not be disqualified from public service.
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Wallace
Farmer
Q eGorn Beit
Febru Hothspidae
Iin
Cowan
Texas
Sawyer
Hid
Mississippi
Thorne
Joe Hala
Tie
Roitronda
Cam
Poe
Gorhe Tallronds
Washington political scramble hints at May election
Fragmentary note from Benator Cumming discusses governors, laws, and a May election. Mentions THOBEYM as a candidate and urging Black voters to back Beaton. references Hatherville and Garat. No clear date or full facts due to damaged text.
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Hgehington
Hatherville
Ailettar
Benator
Cumming
Pampaien
German Valley church plans larger house of worship
The German Valley community votes to build a larger church, with a new 4 by 4 structure featuring up-to-date heating, funded by Meyer of Buffalo Center and church members. The old edifice will be removed, and services will continue in a tent until completion. Estimated cost exceeds 4600 dollars.
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Wellar
Meyer
Buffalo Center
Rhs
Theodore
Otydeddato Atallioni
Theodores
Meyer Nownahip
Ana
Wm. eGuire
Towa
Gzip
Clydesdale Star
Idtdi
Theodore Qwalehe
Titopka
A. Meyer's
German Valley
Dame of Nirman township passes at age 79
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Jenaken at age 79 after a long illness of heart trouble. Born in Nirman township to Gar Muy, she settled in Gatman and Kee areas with a large family of sons and daughters who mourn her loss. Funeral rites and family remembrances followed as relatives gathered to honor her life.
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Ty Tobiiso
Titoakd
Au Akeeple
Jatterellie
Geo
T. Johnson
T. Janssen
Nirman
den al
Werson
Geo. Janson
Maynard
Myre
Garmuy
Grundy
Kee
Eganty
yaRrTa Boing
Gatman Township
Jenaken
Ben
Grang
Hoya
Gitla
Martal Ayer
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