Northwest Farmstead Promotes Northwest Prosperity and Growth
Sixteen Orange Judd Company advertising executives propelled Northwest Farmstead into visibility among nearly 200 prominent advertisers. In six months the paper and its team backed a purpose driven effort to boost profits, progress, prosperity and happiness across farms and ranches from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Coast. The publisher aims to foster development across agriculture and other Northwest industries in towns, factories, forests, and mines.
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Orange Judd Company
Northwest
Northwest Farmstead
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
American Northwest
Northwest Farmstead Promises Growth Across the Region
The article highlights the Northwest from Minnesota to the Coast as promising rapid development in the coming decade. It notes the Northwest Farmstead will play a major role, with advertisers already recognizing growing business from this section and the paper offering unique reach to local farmers.
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Minnesota
Northwest Farmstead
Nordwest Farmstead
Northwest Farmstead Editors Drive Agriculture Message
The Northwest Farmstead touts a large editor corps led by Clifford Willis who resigned from the South Dakota Agricultural College to edit the publication. Professors Bopp and Burlison, formerly with the South Dakota College, serve as associate editors and are named as organizers, speakers, developers, writers, and authorities.
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Northwest Farmstead
Clifford Willis
South Dakota Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead
Bopp
Burlison
South Dakota College
Eight Prosperous States Farm Advertising Solicitors
The notice touts solicitors skilled in farm newspaper circulation, census figures, and distribution data. It invites advertisers to leverage Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead, promising costless services that help ads pay, with contact at 385 Palace Building Minosopo and 157 Worthington St Springfield Mars.
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Jess
Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead
Northwest
Palace Building
Minosopo
Worthington St
Springfield, Mars
Love Story Ends In Divorce Court
A Minneapolis divorce decree ends the seven chapter tale of a Webster City Iowa girl Elizabeth Mae Alexanian and her Syrian husband Magirditch Alexanian. They married in Detroit in 1906 and desertions began in 1906 07 across several cities. She admitted desertions but the judge deemed them justifiable due to cruelty. no alimony. He earns about 15 090 annually and remains in Webster City.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Webster City
Elizabeth Mae Alexanian
Marshalltown
Magirditch Alexanian
Alexsanians
Detroit
Marseilles
France
New York City
Alexanian Stern
Sandbye
Europe
Cairo
Egypt
Holt
Alexanian
Webster Shty
Reverend Rederus attends brother-in-law funeral
Rev. Rederus was called away last week to attend a brother-in-law s funeral. Mrs. Rederus left on the evening train Sunday to attend the funeral. Mrs. Levison of Michigan is visiting the home of her stepson, George Revison. Miss Libbie Harrison of South Da-
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Iota
Chaplin
Cedar Falls
Bertha Becker
Bessie Brewer
J. W. Bennett
Goth Allen
Webster City
Bennett
Presbyterian Church
J. C
Fred Decker
Ray
Claus. Taylor
Fred Ulrich
Toyer-Myers
M-Men
Woodmen Hall
Jamerson Line
William Stratton
Utica
Philippines
Hugh
Will Ballantyne
Stratton
Naval Service
Iowa
M. FE. Church
Alice Jennings
Will Greenlee
Rob Howe
California
Janesville
Rederus
Levison
Michigan
George Revison
Libbie Harrison
South da
Swreman Arrested After Family Dispute Near Allison
George Swreman of the Wilcox farm east of Allison was arrested for disturbing the peace. His wife Effie Swreman testified at the court, with Justice Iftin binding him over to the grand jury on $306 bond. Witnesses from the area traveled to Fort Dodge for the federal trial of Mrs. Margaret McCormick vs. the Chicago Great Western railroad over her husband John McCormick’s death in a wreck four miles east of Allison.
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Allison
Jiume
George Swreman
Wilcox Farm
Here
Effie Swreman
Justice Iftint
Swremin
Court House
Brand
Fort Dodge
Margaret McCormick
Chisago
Girl hit by stray bullet in yard in Manchester Iowa
A stray rifle bullet struck Miss Martha Hazelrigg, 12, while she sat sewing in a chair in her Manchester yard. Doctors described a severe shoulder wound with bone damage and warned of possible complications as they searched for the bullet. In Waterloo, plans were filed for a reinforced concrete bridge and low water dam across a cut-off, with construction to start by July 10, 1911 and finish by October 45, 1914, including bond and payment terms and bid requirements.
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Manchester
Martha Hazelrigg
John Hazelrige
Taang
Jaré
Said
Waterloo bids invited for paving several streets 1911
Official publication calls for sealed bids to pave Randolph Allen Wellington streets in Waterloo Iowa with asphalt cement concrete base and curb gutter. Work to begin by July 1 1911 and finish by October 15 1911. Bids due June 26 1911 at 7 30 pm. City clerk announces plans on file and reserves right to reject all bids.
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Waterloo
Iowa
City OF Waterloo
IGWA
R. C. Thompson
Randolph Street
Mullan Avenue
First Street
Fifth Street
Eighth Street
Allen Street
Second Street
Wellington Street
Waterton
City of
New Tenor Sparks Gossip in Choir Life Column
Life magazine humor sketch notes a new tenor in the vested choir. A member questions the voice quality and jokes about others avoiding him. The piece closes with a quip on customs duty for a baby born at home or abroad.
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Smith
Vested Choir
Jones
Notice of Bids for Whitney Road Bridge Project 1911
City of Water loo invites bids for concrete arch bridge over the cut-off on Whitney road and a reinforced concrete low water dam on the northwesterly side. Bids due by 7:36 p m on June 26 1911 at city hall. Includes construction of bridge over entrance on Whitney road in Waterloo.
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Whitney Road
Cedar River
City of
Waterloo
City
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