Brick and Tile Factory Nears Opening at Atherville
The brick and tile plant along the Minneapolis and St Louis tracks near the fair grounds is rapidly shaping up. Expected to begin brick production in late April and tile shortly after, the facility features a 100 horsepower engine, a crusher, and extensive ducting and drying areas. The old floral hall forms part of the plant structure and work continues on kilns and other improvements for year round operation.
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Atherville
Minneapolis & St Louis
Fair Ground
Floral Hall
Fair Grounds
Drytoy
Vindicator
Republican
Galloway Seen as Best Choice for Ward One Council Seat
Estherville voters are urged to reelect Dr. W P Galloway to the city council from the First ward. Supporters praise his accounting record, street naming, curfew and sidewalk ordinances, and policy on the electric light and water plant. They contend municipal control should continue and credit his coal contract savings as proof of his public service. The appeal cites trustworthiness and independence, endorsed by current mayor Geo H Woodhouse and ex-councilman Frank U H Rhodes.
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Nan
W.P. Galloway
Firat
Claus Heakion
Galloway
Dr. Galloway
Estherville
Ustherville
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Frank U H. Rhodes
City election signals ward contests and candidacies
The city’s annual election features contests in the First and Third wards with candidates for alderman. In the First ward W P Galloway faces Claus Henkins, and in the Third ward Oscar Sillge opposes Lawrence Peterson. For city solicitor Byron M Coon withdrew after learning D R Alexander would run, leaving Alexander and Dr Anderson to be elected without opposition. Much interest centers on the First and Third wards.
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D. R. Alexander
Byron M. Coon
Ofice
D. Ry
Alexander
Dr. Anderson
Miller Promoted to Trainmaster on Rock Island Line
Rock Island conductor Mr Miller has been appointed trainmaster with headquarters at Cedar Rapids and will immediately take over flagman duties. Known for his capability and pleasing personality, he is well regarded by many.
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MR. Miller
Rock Island
Cedne Rapids
M. BR. Miller
Sioux Falls
Cedar Rapids
Bingham Buys Interest in Hawk Cement Block Factory
A death last week led to Lewis L. Bingham purchasing a one half interest in the Hawk cement block factory on East Lincoln street. Bingham and George Clark, joining the firm, are in Waterloo surveying a plant. Expected to resume full operation soon. Ratherville welcomes Mr. Bingham staying locally to conduct business. Jay Johnston & Co.
Fire Department Rooms Fitted Up in Firemen's Hall
The first floor rear rooms of Firemen's Hall are being fitted for the fire department after long unemployment of a meeting place. The Rescue Investment Co. originally planned rental to fund the building, with mutual stock involvement by many members, but only a minority invested. Council authorized a contract with the Rescue Investment Co. at 340 per month after a special meeting.
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Fie
Fire Department
Houltshouser
Pontoffice- Bartlett
Fireman’s Hall
Bartlett
Rescue Investment Company
Rescue Investment Co
The
Iowa Farm Loan Plain Application Delays Ended
A plain application process for Iowa farm loans ends red tape delays. Officials report streamlined forms, quicker approvals, and reduced wait times for farmers seeking funds. The move aims to boost agricultural financing through simpler documentation and faster decision making.
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Buingham
Jay Johnaton & Co
Cora McDonnel
Ultra
Dot
Brockport
Extra Fine
Oxfords
UY New Quarters
Watkins
Jay Johnston & Co's
Klopp
J. O."rygg
Edna Darien
Armatrong
Seneca
Koesuth
Goger
Northwestern
Yowa Teacher’ Association
Sioux City
Iowa
Iowa Farm Loans
Plain Mortgage
Howard Everett
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