Way's Withdrawal Sparks Iowa Political Speculation
Friends of Way, Tenth Iowa district committeeman, claim politics drives his move as his family relocates from Wesley to Minneapolis. Critics say removal from town center disrupts party plans, with successors discussed and a loan company set as new headquarters in Minneapolis.
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X. Way
Iowa
Minneapolis
Wesley
Btuty
Way
Tows
Wily
Minncepslis
Suc
Uity
Ma Way
Marshalltown T.R
Algor
Obituary of Mrs. Jane W Simock Bolster of Weslay
Jane W Simock Bolster born December 1 in Conywford County Pa died October 17 in Bancroft Tawa aged 12 years 10 months 4 days. She married Daniel Bolster in May 1844 and he died September 1 1878 leaving nine children three living Garfield Buneroft Hoy J C Oakland Luells Zuusteg LaMars two grandchildren. She united with United Brethren Church then with Wesleyan Methodist after her husband’s death. Funeral at M P Clinch with Rev Harwood interment Wesley Cemetery.
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Jane W. Simock
Conywford Co
Garfield
Bancroft
Tawa
Onoutobar
Daniel Bolster
Buneroft
Hoy
J.C
Oakland
California
Vnd Luells Zuusteg
LaMars
Iowa
United Brethren Church
Unti
Methodist
Rypiscopal Church
Weslay
Wasley
Clinch
Stev. Harwood
Wesley Cemetery
Cause of Big Postal Deficiency
Henry A. Castle former auditor for the post office department argues in Harper's Weekly that government mail transport costs are excessive. He cites rail and express rates, noting 40 million yearly deficits and comparing international practices to show railroads profit from carrying mail while expenses fall elsewhere.
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Henry A. Castle
Post Office Department
Harper's “Weekly
Congress
Castle
Uqing
Proms
Austria
Italy
Edelud
Boub Ons-Sonth
Upele Sam
Europe
Wxe
Plowing and harvest notes from Lincoln Ite era
Local entries describe farmers like Toe Altus tending plows, Jutting picking corn, and Mrs Sophia Jutting beginning harvests. Mentions of hunting, visits, and land deals mixed with weather impacts and community notes from Ottonka 1905.
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Toe Altus
Divie
Portland Items Chronicle Notables and Health Notes
Gotielle Blyke plans a forty foot addition to his Sten. ue org i James McTuroe of nour Sexton spent Pel jay night with Pell Fiteh. Mya, 8, Ar Tubble has been on the plot list the past week and bs BbILL quite poorly.
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Gotielle Blyke
James McTuroe
Nour Sexton
Pell Fiteh
Notice In the District Court of Iowa Roath County
A court notice filed in Roath County Iowa directs actions under an application. The document cites the Distelep Court caption and parties seeking a remedy or order. Details are limited in the fragment.
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L. Colgan
A. D
Prantl
Frank L. Colgan
Tilonsa
Kosauth
Towa
Levin
Alyons
Iowy
Ultonkt
Praxn L
Conca
Distelep Court of
Iowa
Roath County
Local Notes and Socials From the Neighborhood
Unclear scrawled text appears to reference a meeting or gathering in a West Virginia area. Mentions visitors and neighbors and a timber or woodwork reference. No clear event date or identifiable organizations are readable.
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Geo. R. Westlake
Titonka
Frienda
Conmitteenen
Pontics
Obiuary of
Brisbane
Bolator
Ness
Lincoln Ite
Jutting
Germania
Mr. Young
Minnneapolis
Sophia Jutting
Jian Christensen
Tom Bosma
Ben Westendorf
Pom
John Bosma
Plymouth
A. Q. Smith
Tommie Tamman
Charley Byers
Andrew Christensen
Christensen
HA. Cole
Cilton
J. Loherbeck
Cole
A. Christayspahoma
John Boama
John
U. W. Stutting
Joh Lourbeck
Eo. Koestler
Clara Stove
Roy Fitch
Delbert
Fformian
Ambrose Call
Tohunie Kiconian
Hiveno
Oldaharm
Myrs
J. G. Dutumer
Me. Cruikshank
Union Sun
Mr. J
Byron Jackson
Packard
Josie Rawson
Lowwis Larsen
Forest City
St. Piatt
Charlie Stott
Okdahona
Porth
Will
Win, Davison
Tome
North Dakota
Hull Sud
Falkenhuiner
P.O. Kregar
John Dittmer
Blrono
Oklahoma
Eboro
Portland
Uwirys
Modern Woodmengt Amsr M
Hall
Weslbing
Olerk
Cow. Packard, MD
Olea
Valkenhainer
Drag
Yvonka Ginseng Company
Tytonka
LOW A
Z. H. Maguird
Wesley, Iowa
Heax's Drug Store
O. Wolter
Lowi
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