Kossuth County Advance (Newspaper) - April 1, 1920, Algona, Iowa M APRIL 1920 USE OF ra cr in W ble to as as local factory of a Le is where you learn some fs a newly invented which breaks up fat glo in cream and enables an ice manufacturer to turn out a richer product than was before this machine was in Such a machine has Just talled at the Algona ice land candy years ice haS been the standard in b The local factory has fed under the able manage and a fac was built a few years would be a credit to a irger city than i has been a wide demand in ars for Algona ice comes from Algona has remark among deal northwest Immense ies of cream sold every for years section of the Ship been made as farwest as ne Emulsifies years ago Taylor began to nat a cream Mng he d to reach the same stand equipment hethen e results were proved Algona factory cream in and the new but not arance and Mr product was the of a called the scatters the atoms of throughput the produc emulsified product and giving fineness of even lot and exceeding peas heretofore machine was Janiv expensive but Taylorv has al on the theory that nothing o good for his and was finally decided to install The machine arrived a ago and is now in use the along with a lot of other Pressure use of the new machine in forcing the cream through a at a This is up the fat globules and utes the of fat through e body of the t of the machine is shown on and the valve seen at the under the I this valve the cream is piped where it is thoroughly mixed cool till wanted for manu into ice factory in of Algonas possesses Pew ice cream factor such a I Ml PUPILS OF 2 NIGHT ht and of al declamatory con assembly room A audience Evangelist Lind TITHO will conduct a revival cam vv at the Algona Methodist church throughout the month of POLITICAL POT BOILS Several New Candidates Are Out to Pick Courthouse HACKMAN WOULD BE SHERIFF i Earl Peterson Seeking Nomination for County is Busy With Other K by generous applause Hubert i Harry the T J John The cousty political pot began boiling last and the result several new announcements for court house Sheriff Moulds announcement that he would not be a candidate a second term has thus far smoked but three aspirants for sheriff George city John Bak Bancroft and Paul deputy Earl son of Peter hardware has announced his candidacy for county to succeed who is wind ing np his third Some talk of candidates for other county including has been but nothing definite has come of it Hackman was born in Cresco and farmed there ten moving to Algona in He is the son of the Christian Hack a Kossuth county For the last 11 years he has been city and in that has given the best of Hack mans candidacy for sheriff will re very friendly consideration from voters in all parts of the Baker was a sergeant in the and was gassed in the Ar Something of his record will be given in a succeeding issue of this Peterson is also an who served many months He grew up in and for the last few years has been associated in business with his He is pop ular in the it is be would make an excellent aud FELLOW IN PRISON AT AFTER ALGONA KALE AGAIN The fellow who is in prison at Mad and wants to share a big fortune with anyone who will ad vance him money wherewith to ob tain his liberty has been heard from This time he picked Druggist Miller for his but his choice was for ler is as canny as a Scot when it comes to letting loose of kale for such The letter came through from Madrid via New evidently the New York postal authorities are onto curves of this for both Millers letter and the one Barry received a few months ago carried the following warning stamped on the envelope Supposed to contain matter ted See New Barber to Fenton barber 20 years in sold has Centered the state at it recover We health in a few in the meantime gj to WTO Js 3 dauf of and sister of Mrs Fixed for April 17 ROAD PAVING PLANS BOARD Profiles for 22 Miles From Algona to Get Official APPROVAL OF THE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES MUST BE GOT Little Doubt of and Bids for Work and Materials Will be Asked for County Engineer Leffert recently lias received from the state highway commission the plans and profiles of the proposed paving from Algona north miles to the Rock Island railroad tracks north of These plans were submitted to and approved by the board of supervisors a week ago The plans call for four different kinds of material in the construction of the road there are but two kinds that are course and The surfacing is to be 18 feet with crowned surface that the center of the roadway will be two inches higher than the outer the concrete to be eight inches deep in the center of the and seven inches deep at outer Steel to The concrete will be reenforced by three lines of steel running hori to the road will also be reenforced every 12 feet crossways with the same The paving will follow the present the only deviation being that two corners at Burt and One at Bancroft will be or and the paving at these curves will be elevated nine inches at the outer edge of the The or cover 69 and in addition to outlining the paving they show the amount of dirt to be and the width of grade along the For where there is a high suchas the one found just north of the river bridges at a grade 30 feet the grade will be 26 feet Bids Will be Asked According to these plans there are cubic yards of dirt tobe moved and yards of concrete to be it will be there is only a trifle more dirt to be removed than the trenching for the concrete calls There are feet of 5 and 6 inch tile to be and there are 46 intakes to be Both the grading and the paving will be under the supervision of the state highway Plans will be made for letting the contract as soon as the paving plans have been approved by the Federal aid if the bids are found reasonable the contract will probably be awarded by the board of super visors as soon as the bids are aud Last week a representative of the state highway commission was here and obtained samples from both the Black Cat and Irvington gravel These samples are to and tested to determine their merits for concrete COUNTY INTERCHURCH MEET TO BE HELD HERE NEXT TUESDAY A Kossuth County Interchurch World Movement conference will be held at the Methodist church next Tuesday at 10 nv A strong team will present the Interchurch mes and representatives from the Associated churches of the county will be and will set up a county M President of the Cedar Valley Junior college at now acting as Interchurch Director for Northwest with headquarters at Fort was an Algona visitor yester and was in conference with the local Interchurch Vance expects to be in Algona again April 6 to present the financial program of the Interchurch World GIRLS PLAY PARTS IN CLASSIC AT March Gladys of took part in the recent Greek pageant presented Cornell More than 800 women of the physical training de of the college were partici Miss was in the Springtime in The scenic effects of the pageant were especial ly Miss Elisabeth also of the part of Greek maiden playing The met Saturday the question pf raising the wages Q tht city sf from to 40 Cream New DEAL CLOSED 876 Acres of Gravel Lands in the Irvington Neighborhood FORT DODGERS ARE THE BUYERS New to Develop Huge Gravel Pit and Install Railroad and Much Other C Reilly and Grose an the conclusion of a series of real estate deals involving 876 acres of land and considerations totaling The lands are gravel farms lying directly west of and they have been sold to Henry Lex and two other Fort Dodge capitalists who intend to develop them for the sale of gravel on a huge All underlaid with beds of some places are feet or experts say this isone of the biggest gravel beds in the The involved were as fol lows 240 acres at or a total of acres or a total of 725 John 160 acres at or a total of 236 acres at or a total of and 135 acres at or a of It is said Lex and his associ ates will extend a railroad spur from Irvington a central point in the gravel and will install equip ment and employ labor for two train loads of gravel daily in The project will require a great deal of it is will be begun as soon as the necessary equip ment can be Probably 25 families of laborers will be brought to It said Lex and his associates consider opening a new bank at MYSTERY CANCELLED CHECKS FOUND IN CARLOAD OF STRAW of lately bought a carload of wheat straw for Vipond fc to be used for bedding their purebred The straw was bought and loaded at some point in eastern When this car was unloaded here a package of cancelled together with a bank statement of account bearing a date in was found between two of the These were checks Cook had but how they came to be in the carload of straw is mystery to He supposed they had been safely put away bis COUNTY SHEEP MEN HOLD MEET AT SWEA REORGANIZE pen of the county to a meeting Friday for the of ing wool growers associ of tne Ames tension Department to and tell what the state association Stone was secretary ofthe shipped pounds of wool to through the last ana it was gold at an qf n To who haa the wore or for the has bis boms te and his will POW move ft at from f f n DAVE PARSONS IS KILLED IN STREET GAR ACCIDENT Friends of Dave a former Algona were deeply shocked yesterday morning by a message to his announcing his untimely death as the result of injuries suffered Monday afternoon at 5 oclock in a street car message was sent by Davids and gave no merely saying he had been hurt by a street car and had died at the same who was the son of the late had lived at Denver for the last nine He learned the drug and it till his He mar ried after he left and two besides the He was a graduate of the Algona high and was a registered Shackelford and Daves of are the only members of the family now left lives at at Belmond and and at Dave was about 35 years BURT YOUNG FOLKS ARE WEDDED YESTERDAY BY TAYLOR At the Methodist parsonage at Spencer yesterday afternoon at the Taylor took place the marriage of Miss Verna third daughter of and Fred of and LeRoy son Chris also of The ring ceremony was Following their the newly weds went to Sibley to visit friends of the Thence they are to return as far as where they will visit the brides Harry On their return to Burt they will begin and Boettcher are both Kossuth county born and The bride was raised in Portland arid the groom is a former Bancroft Both are well known and popular in the CHICAGO TRIBUNE ANNOUNCES BOOST TO 7 BONES PER YEAR Not content with the big boost in the price of its Sunday the Chicago Tribune announces a marked rise in subscription In the first four zones out of Chicago Al gona isIn the fourth zone the new rate is Subscribers will be to save 50 cents toy club bing with the The new sub scription other zones is These races are for the daily and do not include the Sunday edi The Sunday paper alone is in this Before tbe war the Ad vance was to with Chi cago dailies at The club pe fop the last several how been The club rates herein do not include the M i mm SHERWOOD TELLS WHY HE CANT Bi m OUT OF Qf the fcu beeft taking local political and has thus incurred the ot of is that one tof fte PUR the that i bit pn STATE CONVENTION TO BEHELD 22 Precinct Caucuses Are to be Held oa the 14th of CALL IS SENT OUT FROM DBS County Chairman Tan Ness Gives Out List Showing Number of Delegates Per Precinct to Van Republican county has received an official call sent out by Des Republican state chair a Republican state conven tion to be held at Des Moines Thurs April 22 select state dele gates to attend the Republican na tional convention at in The call provides that county con are to be held April Precinct caucuses are to be held April 9 Delegates From Kossuth county will be entitled to send delegates to the state con This is on the basis of one delegate at large one additional delegate for every 200 votes or major fraction thereof cast for Hard ing in this county in Emmet county will have six dele gates Palo the same number five and The state convention will meet at 2 oclock in the and will name four delegates at large and four alternates to the Chicago con In forenoon of the same day the congressional district delegates will meet and elect two delegates from each district and two alternates to go to Precinct Delegate The various precincts of Kossuth county will he entitled to representa tion at the county convention in ac cordance with the following table given out by 3rd ward 4th ward Buffalo Cresco Lone Fenton 1 German 2 Lakota 3 Grant Greenwood 5 Harrison 7 Hebron 2 Irvington 2 Ledyard 1113 Lotts Creek 2 Verne 4 Plum Creek 2 Portland Prairie 2 Ramsey Riverdale 1 Seneca 3 Sexton 1 Sherman 2 Swea Union 2 Wesley 13 3 POSTS PROGRAM FOR GIVEN OUT At a special meeting of Hagg last week Wednesday pre liminary arrangements were made the observance of Memorial and the following committees were appointed Flags Marion Church and Ralph and Post Flag Several important informally at most important satlon for men military pf teaching J be the policy the to the ideas of various political in this and that war The American Legion the last be one must etic and he is W v t C
