Corn Crop Not a Record One in 1913 Outlook
The Commercial National Bank of Chicago report notes general crops above average and a large farm carryover. Corn yield will be below last year due to drought damage in Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas, but oats and hay remain strong with a huge wheat surplus and strong export potential.
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Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Chicago
Trans-Missouri
Mississippi Valley
United States
Russia
Argentine
Canada
Geal
Europe
Central States
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Southwest
Ohio Valley
Oklahoma
Texas
Illinois
TOWA PATENTS OF AUGUST 1915 LIST OF GRANTED INVENTIONS
Patents granted to multiple inventors including for attachment knives binding machines lawn mower sharpener acetylene generator seed corn stringing device and washing machine agitator. Card of thanks notes sorrow for sickness and death of wife and mother with family names. Redeem your RUB-XO-MORE vara.
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Elmera
Saltonman
Noble
Preamatie Tire
Rally
Ehle
Conneil Bluffs
John M. Dewer
Albion Two
Hutler Cea
Toor
Frank F. Miller
Sioux City
Herbert Ff. Cook
M. J. Wediig
Jake Mills
Burial Vanit
Jesse Rector
W. Rector
Albia
Edward Ll. Watrous
Drs Moines
T. Gann
Chicago
Soren
Hanson
Bidney
Charles E. Wagener
Cedar Rapids
Otto Armstrong
Ottumwa
Benjamin Broadbent
Arthur Broadbent
Nanty Broadbent
Corset Stay Saved Life in Des Moines Double Shooting
Henry Shannon of Runnells allegedly lured his rejected sweetheart Ethel Mell on a buggy ride and shot at her twice with a 22 caliber revolver. One bullet hit a corset stay, the other grazed her head. she defended herself and drove to safety. Shannon is jailed in Jasper County awaiting grand jury action.
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Des Moines
Ethel Mell
Henry Shannon
Runnells
Shannon
Miss Mell
J. W. Tripp
Thomas Miller
Frank Shankland
Young Shannon
Justice Miller
Hugh Brennan
District Court
Pensions For Old Survivors Reach Spirit Lake Expedition Vets
Five veterans of the Spirit Lake Indian expedition of 1857 will receive the $20 monthly pension after Iowa officials clarified the Chase law. Webster City claims two survivors Thomas Bonebright and J N Maxwell. Adj. Gen. Guy Logan and state treasurer officials confirmed the pension dates from July 4, 1913, under the law’s final interpretation.
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Webster City
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Thomas Bonebright
J. N. Maxwell
Chase
Clarke
Bonebright
G. F. Tucker
Francis
W. C. Brown
Tucker
Adj
Guy Logan
Dunkerton Methodist Pulpit to Be Filled Sunday Evening
A Dunkerton Iowa special reports that the Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal church plans a good roads meeting for late August or early September with Waterloo officials to discuss road building and costs. H W Grout of Waterloo may speak if not on Pacific coast business. A county engineer and township trustees will be invited. Sunday evening W R Jameson of Waterloo will address the congregation on The Tithe or Gods Tenth with a choir musical program. The morning sermon is titled Praising God With Song.
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Dunkerton
Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
H. W. Grout
Pacific Coast
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. R. Jameson
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Mutt and
Jeff
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Londe
Arre
Raoter
Lises
Wen
Owen Mag Tx
TOWA
Wilfred C. Lane
AOB Crocker Building
Button
Homer S. McElroy
Ona
Fepper Saigon
Brotherhood
W. Grout
Waterlooan
Chamberlain
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
H. W. Sigworth
Russell- Lamson
Tone
Bast
Tone Bros
Des Moines, Iowa
Wendera
Fanna Old Golden Coffea
Queen City
Queen City Dressmaking College
Lenarn
E. C. Schermerhorn
Marsh-Place Bldg
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
the Nauman Co
West Park and
Cedar &T
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