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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
4
Lambert's Dandruff Specific claims to promote a healthy growth of hair. The advertisement highlights targeted scalp care and promises improved fullness for users seeking relief from dandruff. No concrete clinical evidence is provided in the text.
A Combination Sale is planned at the fair grounds on December 28 including Shorthorns sheep and a few horses for details contact F. A. Corey and Al P. Mason as auctioneers.
At the Reaser furniture store can be seen some special nobby designs in the line of card tables and other articles which will make grand Christmas presents. Picture framing nearly promptly done.
Local overflow John Larson complains of the drain assessment. Congregational ladies plan dinners for the coming Farmers Institute. Mrs Abner Long visited byCorwith teachers Misses Raw and Newon. W R C set special meeting for December 18 for installation. Dr Kenefick to head local hospital. women urged to apply. Mrs Mary A Johnson visits Renwick with daughter. Miss Ethel Waldron travels to Fort Dodge then Sac City. W C Danson hosts class gatherings at his home. A busy season of resolutions and farm rentals noted. Board of supervisors meets December 20 and January 2. Queen of the Rockies drew a modest crowd. Students planned to return home for Christmas vacation. Presbyterian minister and wife hosted a reception with music. Dr Shore remains in Texas. wife and son back in Des Moines. La Verne entertained by the Board of Supervisors regarding the Kossuth Humboldt drain. Vegetable soap samples distributed by Ehlers drug store. Frank Fuller of Anamosa, once in Klondike, returns home to retirement. W L A 8 holds regular meeting December 14 with program items. Weather described as severe. outdoor duties hindered. Tragic death of baby of Mr. and Mrs. C A Mayne due to house fire. Invitations issued for Bertha M Smith and Frank J Shilts wedding at Eagle Grove. A fourth ward woman’s turkey party ends with a doctor’s sharp diagnosis of a stomach ailment.
Saint Nick will establish his headquarters at Goeders and entertain shoppers while presenting an fine assortment of artistic and useful articles for the Christmas season. Nine days remain to buy your gifts.
Rev C Spray officiated the wedding at the Fraser home uniting Nellie Fraser and Elmer Potter last Wednesday evening. Both parties are well respected with many friends. The town notes include a Tuesday club meeting at Dr Kenetick's and a tunneling demonstration by W Ferguson, plus a reading by Mrs Harrington during the literary hour. A local merchant faced bankruptcy, and Allen Ploot of southwest of Hobart plans to sell farm stock and poultry next Friday.
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