History and business directory of Madison County, Iowa

Containing a complete history of the county; together with a description of its natural resources, and sketches of its public buildings, schools, churches, prominent citizens, &c. ...

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History and business directory of Madison County, Iowa

Containing a complete history of the county; together with a description of its natural resources, and sketches of its public buildings, schools, churches, prominent citizens, &c. ...

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Publisher
Mills & Co.
Language
English
Pages
254

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Edition Notes

Advertising matter alternates with text, page for page, from 1 to 195.

Published in
Des Moines
Genre
Directories.

Classifications

Library of Congress
F627.M18 D2

The Physical Object

Pagination
254 p. incl. front.
Number of pages
254

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL271603M
Internet Archive
historybusinessd00davi
LCCN
rc01002721
OCLC/WorldCat
5316686

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