Minnesota Advertises Farms and Machinery for Sale
Northern Jawa style land listings in Howard and Mower counties offer 100 to 720 acres with black soil, near towns and rail lines, priced from 30 to 135 per acre, with terms including cash down and easy payments. Also listed are horses, harnesses, buggies, Ford deliveries, Studebaker cars, and a note on converting Canadian investments to cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chamberlin
Sycamore Street
Bone
Black Hawk County Farms
Jawa
Howard County
Mamett County
Black Law
Mower County
Loree Lgos
State Line
Timothy
Norman County
Clay County
Minnesota
Medical claims of cures and a public works notice
Medical notice promotes cure of piles fistula and rectal diseases without chloroform with guaranteed results and pay on cure. Also includes a contractor bid invitation for a brick building in Buckingham Township Tama County with bid deadline June 19, 1916 and right to reject all bids. Also scattered market and Chicago produce data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second St
Trent—Coot
Wodern Louse
Harrison St
Hummel Hotel
Noose and Bath
Pedicord
EL Sun
Lovust St
West Side
Kent
Ruthenstin
Lafayette
GS. Clement
C. Y. Clement
Des Moines
Iowa
Brick &Boglhouse
Schol
Buckingham
Tama County
Bank of Buckingham
Traer State Bank
Board of Directors
Tay
H. A. Owens
Seo
R. F
Traer
Towa
Market News Reports Upturn in Wheat Prices Amid War News
General markets from Chicago and Kansas City show wheat prices rising on fears of black rust and favorable Indiana crop reports, boosted by steady cables and news of Italy's wartime entry. Corn and oats follow, while hogs strengthen on light receipts. cattle and sheep appear mixed with limited gains and some resistance to price spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabien Paredees
Ricker St
West Side
Jake & Bill
4Th St. Warier
C. B. Willliams
Lafayette
Courier
Chicago
Kansas
Indiana
Italy
Austria
Kansas City
New York Produce Markets Summary May 20 1910
Butter and eggs markets show mixed movement with receipts: butler steady, cheese unsettled, eggs demoralized as fresh gathered extras and storage stock move. Livestock at Chicago unions posted hogs and cattle values, with cattle market opening weak and closing steady, sheep opening steady then weak by 10 to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Butler
Hennery White
Hennery Browns
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Hobbs Ee
Texas
Wstern
Nai Dja
le Pee
Grain Market Update Across Cities and Commodities
Chicago and other U S markets show mixed wheat and corn prices with July and May contracts posted. Prices vary by city including Duluth St Louis Minneapolis and Waterloo with figures for wheat and corn while Liverpool reports steady wheat spot and easy grain for American mixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Duluth
St. Louis
Wansay City
Minneapolis
Liverpool
England
Waterloo
Wellington
Local Produce Prices Listed For Retail and Wholesale
A fragment lists various dairy and produce items with prices, including eggs, creamery butter in several varieties, dairy butter, lard, potatoes, and poultry. The snippet notes wholesale and retail pricing and mentions young and old roosters among poultry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rloe
Poulwy
Mrs Curtis dies after lingering illness at Allison
Mrs Thomas Curtis died at her Allison home after a lingering illness. She leaves husband and five children. Funeral held at the home, burial in Allison cemetery. The Buller county Sunday school convention met with broad interest and a large program, with state workers assisting. County officers for the coming year were elected. Regular court sessions adjourned. cases set for May 24. Various church and community events filled the week, including pastor introductions, a reception, and district superintendent appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Curtis
Wyo
Earl A. Roadman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Allison Cemetery
Buller County
W. H. Beachter
W. L. Clapp
Waterloo
E. J. Starr
Hansell
W. BD. Stem
Des Moines
County Association
Benjamin Boardman
Allison
R. E. Hubbard
Dumont
Miss Kennedy
A. P. Brenneman
Bristow
Alvin Holzschuh
Clarksville
Hev. O. M. Yaggy
Aredale
Lottie Uhrenhopp
Kestey
A. T. Perrin
New Hartford
J. E. Bickley
Kelley
Hullman
Woodford
Bremer County
Anderson
Ben
Howard
Waugh
W. P. Miller
Iowa Walls
R. C. Mead
Ed. Weires
Peoria
Ill
A. G. Ward
FE. A. Roadman
Nellie Wohlford
Miles
Society
W. F. Spry
Bristol
T. M. Evans
Methodist Church
BE. A. Roadman
Alison High School
Epworth League
Charles Booton
Esther Schuyer
Mercy
Mattie Buerkle
Marion Hilly
Hay Brown
Local Notes From Jesup May Meeting and Visits
Jesup notes dated May 19 report Mr and Mrs S J Fox visiting relatives in Freeport and friends in the area. F Nesfield and W P Heit bought new automobiles. Mrs Lina Kraft of Cedar Rapids visited Mrs R L Bordner. Mrs Elizabeth Newcomb traveled to Iowa City to visit her son Prof R Newcomb. A W R G C meeting saw Mrs Leora Parker initiated. Mrs W S Dunlap hosted W C G TL OU with refreshments served after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desup
J. Fox
Freeport
F. Nesfield
W. P. Heit
Lina Kraft
Cedar Rapids
R. L. Bordner
Elizabeth Newcomb
Sunsday
Iowa City
Prof. R. Newcomb
Local social notes report visits and events in Jesup
Mrs. Margaret Lochead arrived from Canada to visit relatives and attend the exposition in California. Mrs. Jamies Bloom travels to Iowa City to see her mother under hospital treatment. The Drossom family leaves for Omaha after visiting friends. Epworth League and Jesup High School social events are noted along with club meetings and community activities. A new Jesup Concrete and Block Works factory is planned, with local civic groups preparing Decoration Day events. The Jesup school year ends May 28 with graduation exercises on May 27 and a baccalaureate service May 23, listing graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lochead
Canada
California
Jamies Bloom
Iowa City
E. Sullivan
D. H. Drossom
David
Dorothy
Omaha
Margaret Lutz
Epworth League
Jesust High School
Frush’s Hall
William Amfahr
Amfabr
F. R. Place
A. O. Knapp
GC. L. Bright
G. Burnett
A. D. van Eman
Independence
Buchanan County Sunday School Association
William Will
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. HE. Church
Jesup and
Stevenson
Grandanera House
W. J. Campbell
M. R. Conedine
J. J. Dodge
A. Oliver
L. & Hovey
Frush
William Thompson
John Braund
J. A. Miller
G. E. Fisher
Grand Opera House
Father Hogan
Jesup
Thomas J. Elwick
Presbyterian Church
Floy Newcomb
Mayme Hallman
Virginia Biggs
Dorothy Heldt
Beulah Gilson
Roy Young
Mott Feits
Put It On Ice Suffragists Trail Wilson Says Pressuring Postpone
A Chicago Tribune column criticizes a small suffragist group for trailing President Wilson and seeking a public utterance. The piece suggests patience and compares tactics to militant England, proposing the suffrage campaign be put on ice until a more opportune moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
England
Magnetic devices and Dr Pierce cures touted in Buffalo ads
A Philadelphia memory reproduces a French note on magnets drawing shrapnel from six inches and bullets from over two inches. It highlights Buffalo Invalid Hotel apparatus, high frequency, X rays, and violet rays. Dr Pierce's cures for rupture painlessly with local anaesthesia, bladder stones removal, and his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription are advertised. Free medical booklets offered by Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Invalide
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Kidney Trouble Adverts for Salts in Home Health Remedy
A vintage ad warns against kidney trouble from rich food and uric acid buildup. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape and lemon juice lithia drink, as a safe, inexpensive kidney flush available through H. W. Tageart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Tageart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier
AXN
Daily Reporter
Lele
W. H. Hartman Company
Hal
Gurdes
A. Teeple
Walker
Fur Cuture
Bed
St. Davenport
Sis Mulder
Altor Cabalng
Forest Ave
Kobt
Thompson
Berlin
Arei
Chas
McFarland
Randolps
Freek
Iailies
Seaton
True 5
True
Blue Specialty Co
Marshalltown
Fremont St
Chautauqua Park
Longfellow and
Oaklawn
Dew Drop Inn
Oak Ill
Fern Cliff
Oak Knoll
Swallow's Nest
Sweet Afton
Charles S. Bickley
Union Depo
Enquire Miller, Waler Oa Inas Bank
San Souci
Vine St
Willton St
Park Bird
C.D. Peder- Ben
Cortland
Lergan Ave
Franklin
Morern Wat
Hileman & Gindt
Virden
Lea
Jowa and
Pine
Walnut St. Taquire
the Elms
West 3Rd
Leland and Oaklawn
Leland
Mrs
Berry St. Hose Choice
Burbank
Tiffany's Feed Store
6Th St
Rotsnider
Ballou & Smart
Dresser
Security Storage CO
iPhone
Mulberry St
Fur Coate
Nelson
Beene
Jows Securities Co., Com
Bown & Bown
Kendall
Real Tfern
Cera
Rediver Valley
J. A. Wxita
Mion
Grand Rapids
L. Gross
Wis
Howard & Howman
Black Hawk Bank Shuilding
Ford
J. E. Odell
Baker Cars
Lindebak
Fuller
Studebaker
Kane
Padeangen
Mie Canadian Securities
McKnight Building
Busiliax
the Cement Tile Machinery Co
Black
Cedar Falls
L. F. Maiden
Prairie du Chien
Josnt
Waterloo Road
Kood Improvements
Incumbrance
Iowa-Minnesota Land Co
Bastith St
I Guy ‘Campbell Co
Bridge St
Zeanscer
Jclly
L.& Parsons Muisle
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh Place
C. G. Larrabee
South
Omatea Tavestoci
Nob
Graen
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Etnenit
Dr. Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ava
Fhone
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