Grocery Grips Close For Week In Iowa Plan
Six hundred seventy wholesale grocery salesmen across Iowa, including Smith Lich Hillman and Fowler firms, take a week off for vacation. The plan, used on the Pacific coast, aims to reduce territory strain and give inexperienced sellers rest, while the wholesale offices remain open. If successful, it may become permanent across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith, Iewhoy & Lilligg Companys
Iowa
Strangs
Ubra
Hag Beer
Vosuliy H Bern
Vonue
Pacific
Valarade
Smith, Lich & Hillman Rampany
Fowler Company
Food prices dip for July 4 holiday season
Market notes show lemons at 30 cents a dozen and Texas peaches at 20 cents a basket. Strawberries and gooseberries go two boxes for two bits, celery and lettuce three for a dime, cucumbers two for a penny, and green apples five cents a pound. New potatoes 30 cents a peck, wax beans 10 cents a pound, peas five cents a quart.
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Texas
Payse Takes Trip to North Dakota
Local note reports Payse making a journey to North Dakota for prospective land buyers. The fragmented OCR hints at schedules or terms for home purchases, mentioning a Tuesday and terms described as easy or favorable before a deadline.
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Rom
Payne
North Dakota
High Payne
Him
West Union Obituaries and Marital Notices
Local West Union notices recall the death of William Talmadge and mention Bela Talmadge. Annie Washburn’s Newport wedding to E W Cooper is noted with West Union ties. LM union veteran and Fayette county pioneer farmer dies at age 90 plus. funeral held Sunday.
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Ari Rhautaugue
Boasie
Woming
Taugua
Senain Io
Jaral
William Talmadge
Bela
Harry Talmadge
West Union
Anie Washburn
Anne
Charles Jacobs
Newport
E.W. Cooper
Cooper
LM. Union
Fayette County
Lev. H.C. Culver
Methodist Church
Henoe Old
Chalondhe Agoven in Limelight Near Virginia Estate
The fragmentary text presents Chalondhe Agoven in a sensational tale tied to a Virginia estate and a quirky court dispute. It mentions John Armstrong Chaiener and a figure named Loaonex Naw in a clash involving laws labeled Lobb Cutler Law. The piece references Tunney law and New York courts debating sanity.
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John Armstrong Chaiener
Pitas Aker
Weiter
Yias
Lobb Cutler
Milliqnaire
Merry Mills
Ladoners Estate
Virginia
New York
Local man dies after long illness in Florida area
An aged resident, identified in fragmentary OCR as Mr. Bue ten, died after several years of declining health. He reportedly left a daughter Mrs. Fox of Lynn Draven Florida and a son named-Wrank who lives at the family home. The obituary notes long illness prior to death.
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Aman
Lus Hh
If Fox
Lynn Draven
Flaane
Wrank
Mr. Roberts
Cottage Street
Roberty Aind
Waterloo
Galena
Millenary Herbsleb
Quincy Street
Police arrest ten suspects in city robbery crackdown
Ten men were taken into custody during a night raid by the police in a bid to stop a spate of burglaries in business houses and nearby areas. Arraigned in court, pleas split between not guilty and guilty. some defendants received city exile while others faced hearings later tonight.
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Paris
Kicht
Meir Snik
G. W
Great Western
Tas
Nen
C. F. Adams
Hexmut Montagne
RW. Jackson
Death by self in court fight ends tragic case
In Prefers, Joseph, Mich, a woman identified as Hernan Neu?ming, wife of a wealthy farmer, shot herself in the temple as a defamation suit by her father was about to proceed. The case involved a $6,000 fruit farm dispute with George Sehlenk alleging defrauding. Detectives reported the woman killed herself before a second marriage to J. Adalph Dexel, former Indiana resident.
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Joseph
Mich
Hernan Neuming
Cat
Geore Sehlenk
Dee
Neu
Senieuk
Woo
J. Adalph Dexel
Inliman
School census shows rise in Waterloo districts
Census enumerator W. Wright reports Waterloo east school age children 5 to 21 sum 5 392, up 234 from last year with 2 689 boys and 2 703 girls. Waterloo west figures incomplete.
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Waterloo East
Noth
Cc. W. Wright
Innis
Inc
Waterloo West
Circus picnic ends with impromptu races and thrills
Workers and guests from Burch Bros. met at Cerar River Park for a state party described as a picnic or circus. The event featured frankfurters, hot coffee, a lively children's display, and four impromptu races judged with difficulty. A daredevil rider wowed spectators as photos were taken, with a sequel planned for early September after summer vacations end.
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Burch Bros
Cerar River Park
Fitneys
Hievelist
al Frsco
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Simmer
Sea Shore
Eith
Rolf Links
Palm Beach
Norfolk
Haberdashery
Morcan Oe Sullivan's
Haberdaghery
Oxford
Barkk
Mikes Morgan & Sullivan
Potson Verwin
East Fourth Street
Joe Fishman
Sibert
East Fourth
Ingenio Junior
Ingento
Commercial Street
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Goodyear
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Reine
Stort Bros
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