Wool market crisis due to war quotes and textile supply
The article notes wartime disruption hitting wool markets, with prices and supplies strained. It cites Bovery & Co brokers in New York and discusses the impact on sheep, wool distribution, and the need to conserve raw materials as war pressures strain production, distribution, and fashion trades globally.
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Isa
Bayer & Co
Wetted Brokers
New York
Cry
Uae
Barope
United States
Belgium
Ireland
Calamity of overproduction hailed as a new era for cotton
A heated letter discusses cotton markets, rail rates, and farm economics. It cites freight and passenger rate figures, railroad earnings, and regulatory scrutiny, arguing for transparent railroad finances and wage concessions while recounting a local sensational wedding scandal to illustrate community disruption.
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Tan
Tha Vine
Dicator
Bia
Fariera
Iowa
Towa
Kamer County
Holme
Grint
Petia
New York Central
Commerce
Hooper
Mer
Pennsylvaniia
Paperstate Commerce Commission
Hea
Pennsylvania
United States
Washington, D. C
Congress
Kenyon
Trea
Secon
Nmvivision
Uhete Sai
Washington
Twollen
Washington County
Mhorne
Stone
Wall Street
Vance
Thorne
Teoanneh
Republican
Democrat
Apare
Skuiks
Monkey Wrenrlea
Bills
Bees
Solomon
Bob Tagernoll
Name a Farm Brand to Boost Trade and Value
A broad call urges farmers to choose distinctive names for farms and products as a form of branding. Advice covers posting the name publicly, creating letterheads, and aligning names with surroundings to build market value. A social anecdote about a city woman facing gossip underscores consequences of public perception.
Editors Gather for Ames Convention March 18 19 20
All Lowa editors are expected to attend a convention at Ames on March 18 19 and 20. The event promises entertainment after three days of business sessions and aims to yield benefit for attendees amid important matters to come before the pews.
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Lowa
Ames
Agme
Real Estate Transfers and Marital Property Notes 1900
A dense record of real estate transfers and marital property moves. Names include Doett, wife, Res Peinty, Matheny, Wyatt, Walker, Nelson, and others. Various properties, dates, and locations referenced, with scattered abbreviations and unclear details. The fragmentary list mentions transfers, dower rights, and potential estate actions around 1900.
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Emmet
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Asa't
Albert Schnapp
Aast
John M Kerker
Walter Crowell
Dames Espeset
A.D. Root E. 1
Sandrol G.feeman
JL. Stockdale
the Vindicator
Eetherville
Estherville and
Emmet County
Publisheed Bevery
Republican CO
ROR Atr
Geo. A. Nichols
Telephon
Elbern
WB Opiaeedd
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Wera
Vernau
Jefferson
Monticello
Warkater
Chicago
France
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Res Peinty
Wytman
Fost Towers
Esther Ville Deeb
Rane
Eareeta Dhyr
Hong Gon
Jet
Tod BP
Roy
Rauber
Roves
Lot
Black Hearts
Jp Aon Een
Mars
Ile Peres Brown
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MRR
P Walker
Wyatt Wily
Fawkes
Tate Bolney
Denen
Conia
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Clark
Cw RT
Wayne
NIN
Jenny Vary
Tay As
Gerad Nurck
Abel
Tod Hubbard
Marviad
Hitler Jets
Hitte Htulte
Andrew and
Joseph Larsen
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Richamene
Pat Swoof Bie
MO. P. Kirby, Pres
M. K. Whelan
A. Gronstal
R. H. Miller
Asst
Chautauqua
Estherville
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