Iowa the greatest farm state with strong urban markets
The Iowa farm state claim highlights corn crop value versus gold mines, urban population share, accessibility to stores, and wealth. It notes banks, literacy, bank clearings, factory output, insurance presence, autos per capita, and railroad mileage, portraying Iowa as both agrarian and highly developed.
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Sell It to Iowa In 1924 Through the Iowa Daily Newspapers
A 1924 promotional brief touts selling in Iowa via daily newspapers. It claims all Iowa families read an Iowa daily, highlights a total circulation of over 584,000 across 32 leading papers, and notes low cost per thousand readers.
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Iowa Daily Newspapers
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INH Evening Courier
Staph
Farm State
Iowa Daily Press
Ass’n
Council Bluffs
Knoghee Drug Stores
Source of
Federal Labor Bureau
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Standard Rate & Data Service
Iowa Bank Commission
Ames Tribune
Boone News-Republican
Burlington Gazette
Burlington Hawk-Fone
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids Republican
Centerville
Iaweglan
and Citizen
Canton Advertiser
Clinton Terald Counci
Uhiits
Nenpareil Creston Advertiser
Travenport
Deiecrat
Davenport ‘Times
Des Moines Pital
Lies
Moines Itegister and Tribune
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Dubuque Times-Journal
Netge
Messenger and Chronicler
J. Madison Democrat
Iowa City Press Citizen
Marshalltown Times-Republic
Mason City Glote-Gazette
Muscatine Journal
Newton News
Oskaloosa Herald
Ottumwa Courier
Sioux City Journal
Sioux City F Tribune
Washington Journal
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Tribune
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