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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
4
A clinic states consultations are free and it will not accept cases deemed incurable. The notice emphasizes accessibility and a commitment to treating viable conditions while avoiding hopeless cases.
Railway time cards show schedules for South Horn Iowa Central and Western lines. Details list passenger, freight and through sleeping car connections with stations including Grinnell and St. Louis linkage via I.C. & W. line. Agent Karlinger notes departures and arrivals with through connections and timing separately.
The Iowa Central Railway offers reduced rate excursion tickets at one and one thirds fare on December 4 25 31 and January 1 with final return limit leaving destination January 4. For particulars and folders call on agents.
The Chicago and North-Western Railway Company offers home visitors tickets to Peoria and return on December 23 for ten dollars. Return travel is valid through January 23, 1904.
Reduced excursion tickets available on the North Western System from December 24 to January 4, 1904. Tickets valid for return travel until January 4, 1904. Apply to Chicago and North Western agents.
Moore Bros advertise a stock of Cuals inviting customers to call and inspect the vast selection. The brief item emphasizes the breadth of stock and prompts direct inquiry at their business.
Lake Crystal visitors Geo and Mrs Kistner arrive as Cresco buzzes with holiday prep. Church dedication draws praise, high schoolers return for holidays, and many residents share travel tales from Champaign to Minneapolis. Local shops, weddings, and community events color a lively festive week.
A cellar cream can yielded a monstrous skunk when Mrs. McCorkle checked the bottom of the can. The town folks, including Mae and Vera McCorkle, report illnesses from mumps and tonsillitis. Visitors and holiday events fill Sexton notes as families prepare for Christmas activities and travel.
Money to loan at six percent offered by Haeemanp and Pex. A. D. Cranky & Co advertise five percent loans. Moore Bros promote Nub Coal as the best on the market.
A seller refers to FANCHON with an asking price of 1.15 dollars per sack. The note indicates a fixed unit price and sale by the named item.
Wanted notices advertise County Savings Bank seeking deposits and offering conveniences. The bank states it makes collections, sells drafts and money orders, and will care for valuable papers or rent a safety box for one dollar per year.
Gardner Cowles serves as president with C B Hutchins as vice president and F E L Vesper as cashier. Wmn Dodds E J Gilmore Z Murtagh S C Spear E V Swetting and Frank Weimer are listed among other officials.
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