Local Market Figure Buys Fort Fourth Street Building
The Central Fruit market operator who once ran the Olympic fruit store at Fourth and Jefferson closed a cash deal for 227 Fourth Street West, formerly the Progressive Shop Repairing shop, from Fred Wray of Pioneer National Bank. The 20 by 60 foot building changes hands through F L and John L Marquis. The buyers already own the adjoining Liberty case property on Jefferson Street. The cash price was not disclosed and the purchase is believed to be an investment. Discovery of Greek and other Mediterranean coin hoards in Egypt highlights regional reliance on Egyptian food supplies.
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Forte
Olympic
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Fourth Street West
Progreessive
Fred Wray
Pioneer National Bank
F. L
John L. Marquis
Invest
Bergmann Convicted in Municipal Court for Disturbing Public Quiet
Bertha Bergmann of 517 Second Street gest was convicted after her 11-year-old son Eugene testified she called the complainant a vile name during a neighborhood quarrel. Judge J. C. Beam imposed a $50 fine and 15 days in jail suspended on good behavior.
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Eugene
Bertha Bergmann
Second Street
Gest
Bergmann
J. C. Beam
Republican carry campaign up to election in Iowa
Des Moines dispatch notes Republican campaign headquarters plan to keep speakers active until the eve of the November 5 election. Governors, senators, congressmen and local figures including Hammill, Brookhart, Dickinson, Crawford, Harding, Carroll and Wilson are listed with scheduled stops across multiple Iowa counties and towns.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Republican
Iowa
Houston
Hammill
Brookhart
Dickinson
W. L. Harding
Coc I
Crawford
South Dakota
Iowa County
Emmetsburg
Marengo
Harding
McGreoor
Muscatine
Waterloo
Clinton
Alice. H. Mendenhall
West Branch
Hoover
Bloomfield
Sigourney
B. F. Carroll
Charles F. Wilson
New York State
Winterset
Garwin
Tama
Wilson
Red Oak
Fonda
Major Dent
Idle Labor Rushes to la Cornfields and Paving Lags
Des Moines reports rising demand for corn huskers and paving crews as farmers rush to finish before freezing weather. Data show over 500 workers took picking jobs last week across Sioux City and Des Moines offices, with early start and higher demand vs prior year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sioux
City
Towa
Corm
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Gus Zaharion
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Liberty Case
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Greece
Mediterranean Countries
W. A. Hunt
Davenport
C. W. Ramseyer
Pulaski
Fred Lovrein
Rodman
H. ‘M. Havner
Gilmore City
B. W. Garrett
Corwith
W. C. Edson
Storm. Lake
Frank P. Whicher
Magnolia
M. E. DeWolf
Aryshire
Harcourt
Casper Schenk
Budget Club
M Minann
Jenny Lind
Court House
Park Ave
Lafayette ST
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