Real Estate Offers Oklahoma and Midwest Farms for Quick Sale
Ad lists 160 acre Oklahoma farm seven miles from Pawnee with 110 acres under cultivation, water, house, orchard, barn, roads, schools. price 4250 with 3000 cash, rest financed. Also multiple Black Hawk County and Minnesota farms advertised with acres, soil, buildings, terms, and prices ranging from under $90 to $235 per acre. Sales claim limited availability and prompt action.
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Bowman
Smpllias Co
N. D
Mer ‘Chandise
Hoyt
SL. Cloud
Minn
GPO & Nr.rl
Waterloo
Eave Courier
Oklahoma
Pawnee
Frisco
W. A. Tucker
A. W. Chamberlin CO
Sycamore Street
Black Hawk County
Howard County
Hunnett County
Minnesota
Mower County
Timothy
Norman County
Sehool
Clay County
Administrator appointment and estate notice in Black Hawk County
Notice that Walter A. Ray has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Rachel Ray, deceased, in Black Hawk County Iowa. Creditors and claimants are urged to present or pay debts, with Fred S. Pettit as clerk of district court, dated May 20 1915. Also included are bank clearings data for the week ending May 20 with totals and sectional percentages across numerous U S cities and Canadian clearings.
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State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Rachel Ray
Tate
Walter A. Ray
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Smith
Fred S. Pettit
United States
Bradstreet's Journal
New York
Market News Chicago Prices May 24 1920s
Chicago and regional markets show wheat and corn reactions to Italy’s wartime declaration with mixed closes. Hogs and cattle receipts at Kansas City and South Omaha shift prices. prices edge down in wheat while corn rallies despite ample hog demand. Chicago produce mostly steady with higher butter and lower eggs as livestock receipts trend upward nationwide.
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Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh Place
C. G. Larrabee
Chicago
Italy
Missouri
Cora
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Linion
Erie
Tee St
New York Urges Billy Sunday For Date In City
Paterson N J May 24 New York City presses Billy Sunday for a firm visit date in New York. A large delegation called at his tabernacle on an inspiration trip urging him to come quickly on the Bowery and Fifth Avenue. Notable figures included Dr Goode Judge W L Ransom Alexander McMillan Colgate & Co James E Bennett and others in a push to brighten the corners in New York.
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Paterson
N. J
New York City
Billy
New York
the Tabernacle
Philadelphia
Sungue
Charles L. Goodell
Geodell
Bowery
Fifth Avenue
Goodell
L. W. White
Bible Teachers’ Training School
Newark
Rodey” Cats
Billy Sunday
Metropolis
Dr.Goode
W. L. Ransom
DeLaney Townsend
All Angels’ Episcopal Church
Alexander McMillan
Welch
James Bradley
Bradley Construction Company
Eilerbrook
Board of Aldermen
Gilbert Colgate
Colgate & Co
James E. Bennett
Julius A. Brown
A. H. Chadbourne
D. C. Corsa
Dr.Halloway
J. Edgar la Leaycroft
Orellando Marine
W. D. Mellar
Nude-obsessed Koons challenges sheriff in insanity case
Koons, an insane man in Sheriff Henderson’s custody, refuses clothing and ruins garments. He tears up attire, rejects meals unless spoon-fed, and cannot be brought before the insanity commissioners due to his non-resident status, awaiting board of control.
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Koons
Sheriff Henderson
Commissioners of Insanity
Board of Control
Silks Galore To The Sunday Party in Paterson NJ
Hundreds of dollars worth of silks in garments and belts were given to Billy Sunday party members on Friday night in Paterson New Jersey. Gifts included silk sweaters for Sunday's mother and items for George Sunday Rodeheaver Seibert Ackley Stover Welsh and Spieg with many silk handkerchiefs hose neckties and other presents.
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Paterson
N. J
Billy Sunday Party
George Sunday
Rodeheaver
Seibert
Ackley
Stover
Welsh
Spieg
Tabernacle Builder
Fragmentary numeric sequence from unidentified source
A sequence of numbers and symbols presented without context or complete text. The content appears as mixed figures 82 17 00 18 BO 18 70 9 76 9 97 10 and other digits, with punctuation, lacking identifiable names, dates, or events. No clear news item or actionable information is discernible.
Grain Market Prices and Related Commodities Report
Compiled price list shows Wheat Corn and related grains from Duluth Kansas City Minneapolis and St Louis with July and May futures. Includes dairy butter eggs hay cattle hogs hog products hides and pelts with wholesale retail notes and unit prices across multiple markets.
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Wellington
Carranza plans shift to Puebla and Mexico City
A May 1915 Vera Cruz dispatch reports Gen. Carranza considering moving the capital to Puebla and retaking Mexico City to establish a constitutional government. Carranza says Mexico City is a costly liability with no military gain, while Vera Cruz offers external supplies and safety. The piece notes economic distress, depopulation effects, and currency depreciation as prices soar for basic goods, with mass hunger and a growing corn line forming for the poor. It also lists Iowa patents granted the week ending May 18, 1915, including displays for whips and corn-harvesters.
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Galveston
Tex
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Mexico City
Obregon
Villa
Madero
Mexico
Gen. Carranza
Iowa
Wilfred C. Lane
Crocker Building
Des Moines
Christian H. Baumeister
Enoch S. Brown
W. M. Shields
National bank loans rise in three cities on big scale
Washington May 24 United States controller of the currency reports loans and discounts of national banks in New York and Chicago rose by more than 72 million dollars from March 4 to May 1 while St Louis fell by about 1 million. Total deposits in the three cities increased by more than 245 million dollars in the same period.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Italy and Allies Expand War Efforts and Alerts
Reports from Rome and fronts describe Italy joining the quadruple entente, restricting civil liberties, and preparing measures to curb communications. In mountain passes Italian Alpine troops repel Austrian patrols, signaling early war clashes. Pola workers revolt, with executions and mass arrests in Dalmatian ports and Udine mobilization orders for those drafted.
Sensational case halted over publicity concerns
Webster City May 24 Special Owing to publicity sensationalism the charge of law against Fred Hupp a prominent farmer by Mrs Howa Knight may be quashed It was to be heard in a preliminary hearing today but was postponed and no date fixed Illinois seeks Iowa man Leland R Miner a mechanical engineer at the Iowa Dairy has been chosen foreman of a large factory for the manufacture of a machine used in lead mines at Galena Miner graduated with the 19 class from Ames and the honor conferred shows progress in his work
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Webster City
Fred Hupp
Howa Knight
Leland R. Miner
Iowa
Galena
Miner
Ames
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Lelatve
W. H. Hartman Company
Crystal Theatre
First National
Moler Valleys
EL Pnd St
Davenport
Muleberry St
G. T. Debban
Vth
Iowa Streets
Moler College
He and Jefferson
Rae Bran
Andress HW. M
Dunkerton
Town
J. Freek
Carr
Cou- Tier
Fredman
Eller! Co
Webster
Howard & Bowman
Black Hawk Bank
Hopkins Sanitary Cleaning Co
Fremont St
Hummel Hotel
E. 5Th and Water
Charles $. Wickley
Fphoas
Union Depot
Fiat
Teoma and Balls
Pedicord
Carlne
Locust St
Fullerton Place
Lafayette
Mandolph
Lusineas
West Side
Almond
Corner Town
South St
Fu Favest
Goouinno
Variar Trent
Enquire Miller
Waterloo Savings Bank
Hetquire KE
Itent
W. Tammond
West Park Ave
Sloan
Renato
Rowan Ave
Franklin
Kent
Virden St
Mindern
Webster Strep
Walnut
Elms
Tyteroom
Leland and
Oaklawn
Leland
C. W. Cotton
Normal Hill
Cedar Falls
Mullan Ave
Reece Flack
Osage
Security Storage CO
Mulberry St
East 5Th St
Post Ofice
Joel Raymond
Mission
Western Ave
Fann
Iowa Securities Co
Camel
Four Acres
Hmite
iWaterloo Road
Cyood
Guy Campbell Co
Bridge St
Kent Eine
Hagerin
Englewood Ave
W. Mullan
Peavey
Ight-Roon
Eun St
Santee Bros
Minnegola
Red River Valley
Fea
Kita
Madelia
Cole, Tutt, Rouleau
W. Kendall
Uils County
Howard & Bowman Tot
Lowa
Cement Tite Machinery Co
Cedar Fall
Salooy
L. F. Madden
Prairie Duj Chien
Wis
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McKnight Building
Aloneapolis
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SILKS
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Ile
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John M. Bruns
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Osterman
Fonda
Geo
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Gwen E. van
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Ellis Hotel
Wilbert Shallenberger
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