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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
4
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a time and initials with unclear context. No definite event, person, or organization can be identified from the readable text.
Algona market notes list cattle and livestock prices with cattle and stock steer ranges. It shows figures for 63 cows and various poultry and produce, including butter, potatoes, and hay, with scattered price notes.
Mrs Myra Powell visited Lotts Creek on Monday while Whittemore hosts Harvey Oliver and Merril Rawson. Mrs Gellispie returns from Pine City Minnesota. Bessie Wightman visits her parents at the Wightman home in town. Lucy and Beatrice Wightman travel to Chain Lakes and Swea City. Temperatures reach 93 in shade and 120 in sun. W C Dewel returns home and serves as County Clerk. Alice Mann advertises renting her Arnold's Park cottage. W H Hodges sells binding twine daily. Ruth Suckow visits Daisy Laird and joins parents heading to Clear Lake. Sexton touted as beautiful by Algona youths after Sunday visit. Thomas Little visited by sister Mrs Rodrigues of New York City, once Catherine Little. J O Brock, formerly manager at Thorington, seen in town. now living elsewhere.
Burt community items report Charley Tarrell in town and Jake Glaser visiting Algona area. Ruth McCreery ill, Mrs Gatter visiting Wisconsin, Mrs Wise to lead WCTU institute August 12 13 with silver medal contest. Ed Rausch to Colorado, Chester Ward returns from Colorado Springs. WCTU officers elected and plans for district convention and Burt rally outlined. Animal accident summaries include Homer King injury and a runaway near Burt. The piece lists local visits, travel, and upcoming events with helse community tone.
John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana recalls a lesson six years past and says since then he has taken Dr. King's New Life Pills with growing benefit. The testimonial appears in an advertisement placed by E H E Conners & Co druggist offering the product with a guarantee.
The Advance and Sioux City Daily News publish a yearlong bundle for county residents at 1650 dollars, a bargain exclusive to this vicinity. The Daily News costs Sioux City readers 300 per year, but the special arrangement includes fearless reporting, market and telegraph news, sports by J J Corbett, a women’s page and farm articles with a cash upfront option for new subscribers. Old subscribers with arrears may also join on the same terms.
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