Court Faces Large docket and slow progress in juries
At Monday court opening Judge Quarton faced 278 cases including 10 criminal, 34 probate, 16 law and 68 equity. Notable matters include several divorce actions such as Genrich v Genrich and Stansbury v Stansbury, with many quiet title and contract actions. Jury trial progress was hampered. many defendants defaulted or settled, and only a few cases moved toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarton
Equity
Bertha Genrich
Wm. Genrich
C. H. Stansbury
Mary K. Stansbury
Martha A. Godfrey
Adolphus Godfrey
George F. Shott
Olive O. Shott
J. W. Blakebrough
Mabel Blakebrough
County Meat Producers Plan March Meeting in Algona
Interested meat producers in Kossuth county call for a March 1 1904 1 30 p m meeting at the Algona courthouse to form a permanent county organization joining the Corn Belt Meat Producers association of Iowa The undersigned include CG Walker J H Zanke EH Keith A M Jasperson H Mel Nutt H J Wadsworth Jacob Winkel L W Keith C Byson J F Schoby J B Hotlus Wm J Galbraith Francis Rich W W Annis F Nicoulin W C Danson S D Drake W KK Ferguson J R Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Court House
Algona
Iowa
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association of Iowa
EB. Walker
J. H. Zanke
EH. P. Keith
A. M. Jasperson
H. Mel Nutt
H. J. Wadsworth
Jacob Winkel
L. W. Keith
C. Byson
J. F. Schoby
J. B. Hotlus
Wm. J. Galbraith
Francis Rich
W. W. Annis
Boy Hurt When Wagon Presses Limb On Linn Keith Farm
A young son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Lowe was badly bruised after a wagon rolled over his limb while men were hauling ice at the Linn Keith farm. He rests easily and is expected to recover without serious injury, Burt Monitor reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lowe
Linn Keith Farm
Burt Monitor
Iowa Horses for the War Agent Views Japanese Russian War Effort
R J Baker a prominent horse buyer from Chicago has been in Hidora ten days buying horses and mules for the war effort as tensions rise in the Japanese Russian conflict meeting a growing need for mounts and draft animals for distant fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Baker
Chicago
Hidora
Mules and Horses to Ship From Iowa for Export
Webster City Journal reports a shipment plan involving mules and horses valued at about $80,000. The animals will be sent from Iowa to Buffalo and then abroad. Local contact Mr. Baker is expected soon to locate ready sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Buffalo
Baker
Webster City Journal
World Against Him staged by local talent at the Call
An appreciative audience saw a Tuesday night performance of World Against Him by local actors. Geo F. Young directed the piece with natural stage presence. J A Rohenkohl as France Lee impressed as a capable young actress. Ensemble members Hat tie Wright Barry Will Palmer Bert Hooliban C B Young Fred Clarke John Scott and the orchestra contributed strong turns and vigorous musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge
J. A. Rohenkohl
France Lee
Geo. F. Young
Natral
Hattie Wright
Barry
Sadie
Will Palmer
Bert
C. B. Young
Col. Lee
Fred
Clarke
Jack Wellington
France
Lee
John Scott
Millionaire loses $250000 building in Baltimore flood
Geo H Reinecker of Webster City suffers a loss of a $250000 building in the great Baltimore disaster Sunday and Monday. only $4000 of insurance carried. A Lake Park man to pay a stranger $1 to cure his horse of heaves, now turned into a $130 note. The horse remains unhealed. J Nolen held a fine sale Monday as horses and three year old steers brought strong prices. Farmers seek farm work for $25 or $40 monthly with board and washing. town jobs scarce. Frank Ranny district winter term closes. Miss Foster returns to Algona, possibly ending teaching. patrons disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.h. Reinecker
Webster City
Baltimore
Eagle Grove Eagle
Frank Ranny
Elite Masquerade Costs and Elegant Costumes Impress Swell Event
A Monday masquerade at the Durdal hosted by the Ideal Club showcased lavish costumes and masked attendees from many nations. The party, described as an evening dress affair of the highest order, featured imported outfits, red heart decor, and a long list of masked revelers with varied personae including Lord Montmorency, The Mikado, Uncle Sam, and many Dominos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durdal
Ideal Club
Otto Falkenhainer
Lord Montmorency
Fantine
H.C. Adams
Weary Willie
W. P. Jones
Uncle Sam
Pocahontas
H. C. Devereaux
Domino
Priscila
M. P. Weaver
T. P. Harrington
M. P Haggard
G. F. Peek
Jacl Frost
J. L. Bonar
Policeman
W. A. Cordingley
Happy Holligan
Fred. Clarke
Cadet
R. H. Miller
Clown
J. T. Chrischilles
B. EF. Crose
C.F. Lathrop
Gyp
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John Galbraith
C. Steele
Orscago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
EF. Hedrick
Heen
Chicago & Northwestern
Lows and Mihn
St. Paul
Sour
Minn
Des Moines
Iowa Central & Western
O. 51
Hampton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Grinnell
Klingler
J. R. Laird
C. O. Simpson
F. S. Norton
DR. Ripke
Frank O'Day
Bert Gibson
Harrington
M. Curtiss
M. Barsalou
J. Kennedy
B. H. Sud
Levi Parsons
Geo. Ashelford
Laura
Sullivan & McMahon
Meat Producers’ Meeting
Opera
Bro. Branigan
Durdall
F.M. Curtiss
Farmer
Dr. Sheetz
J.J. Bischoff
Wm. Eblers
W. C. Dewel
FW. Dingley
Max Herbst
Little Red Riding Hood
W. J. Branson
Mandarin
Night
W.K. Ferguson
Q. O. Simpson
F. Wehler
I. M. Finnell
A. L. Peterson
U. S
Japan
H. Vesper
G. A. Brunson
Sailor
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