Twelve School Organs To Be Given Away Contest
A local paper announces a yotlog contest to award twelve school organs. Beginning in August a coupon appears in every issue, redeemable for one vote before 6 PM December 20, 1904. Coupons may be used for any school. extra coupons accompany the paper.
New Postal Reform Aims At Large Business Mail Efficiency
The post office plans a rule allowing bulk non stamped advertising mail. Businesses deposit postage for 5 000 to 20 000 pieces, with weight samples defining the charge, then mail is distributed to recipients without per piece stamps or cancellation. Large firms urged the change as a time saving for both commerce and mail offices.
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Post Office Department
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Independent football team movement seeks strong local squad
A push to form an independent football team draws on former players including stars from earlier years. Interested players should contact Will Littell or Will Hollenbeck. Also, a cold remedy ad promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy from Jay Johnston & Co. and Williams & Anderson.
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Footsball
Statewide Interest Ruling In Hardin County Court
Judge Evans rules that an assessment on Nations bank stock can be offset by the holder’s liabilities in a decision with potential to reach the state supreme court. The case is expected to test the issue as a test matter. A health note promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to aid digestion and stomach strength.
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Hardin County
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Nations
Supreme Court
Williams & Anderson and
Quammen & Welden
Wallingford
Best value in town at Jay Johnston & Os
Jay Johnston & Os offers the best selection and prices for shoppers seeking value. Customers can expect a mix of durable goods and everyday essentials highlighted by competitive pricing and reliable service.
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Jay Johnston & Os
Old Mother Hubbard and fables in a comic draught
A fragment from Fables of Esopus includes a tale of a hungry young man at a pie counter and a wise uncle debating virtue and economy. It contrasts modesty with a boastful claim about avoiding a second pie and ends with a moral about appearances and honesty alongside a rheumatism cure note for Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The piece promotes calendar lines by The Vindicator and Republican and lists local sales points.
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Chamberlain
Parker Triplett
Grigsby
Jay Johnston & Co
Wiliama & Anderson
Building BIQ Flat contract bid and plan details
The contract for a new flat building by L Oransky at Third and Second streets is likely to be awarded today with work starting soon. A three story basement structure will house six two family apartments this fall and nine more over spring, totaling fifteen units at a cost of 30000 dollars. Frontage on Third Street faces east. The owner owns a 144 foot tract south of School on Third to be used for the Hat. Hustle is urged to secure organ grants from The Vindicator and Republican for rural schools, with only one organ per township. The Northern Iowa Baptist association will hold its annual meeting in Algona October 3 4 and 5 with many church leaders on the program.
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Putnam
W. H. Waterman
Register and Leader
L. Oransky
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Second Streets
Vindicator
Republican
Northern Iowa Baptists
Northern Iowa Baptist Association
Algona
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