Reed and Clarke Aniorad at the post office Algona Iowa
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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
2
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A February 23 1905 report notes a great outpouring of attendees at an Algon figure bean supper held at the armory. A banquet followed with hearty appetites, then a high quality program featuring Rev D W Miller Commander Win Cleary and Prof Benjamins Congregational chorus. Myrl e and Clarence Robinson performed songs, John G Smith delivered a strong patriotic address, and several speakers praised the G A R and the Nellest Corps ladies. The event included partisan jabs, humor, and remarks on Civil War veterans and President Roosevelt.
A year ago in this state a man used a matrimonial agency to obtain a wife and now seeks a divorce. The piece argues mail order marriages are not always well represented and suggests better risks lie closer to home, concluding with a sharp, unsympathetic jab at the man’s choice.
A Palo Alto Reporter critique argues that express companies and the railroad industry alike engage in extortion and that reformers should focus on forcing them to behave. The piece also suggests telegraph firms like the Western Union deserve scrutiny for their part in transport and communication costs.
A packed adjourned meeting of the Agricultural Society heard remarks by HE, 1 Keith, and N. W. Wadsworth. Miss May Farley entertained with readings. Geo. Is Boyle spoke of Wisconsin fairs and urged local donations. Officers and directors were elected amid debates. Fred Corey became vice president and Myron Schenck to treasurer. numerous directors across townships named.
Mr Wm Adams is sick and Mrs Amos Stewart suffers a broken arm. George Spurgeon and family plan to live on Parker farm next year. Mrs J R Stewart visits Tola Kansas with family. Miss Clara Curtis visits sister Mrs John Johnson of Plum Creek. Mr and Mrs Albert Distsworth and daughter visit Bancroft. R J Stewart and son George visit Jack Jones of Algona. Cresco folks attend Irvington dance and report a fine time. Cleve Stewart of Riverside visits relatives. EK Kelley works in Algona telegraph office. A fine daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Wilson Brown. mother and baby well. A E Fox of Greeley Colorado plans marriage Feb 22 in Ola Kansas to Mae Jones. Friends wish the couple a long, happy life.
Port land notices list social visits at the Phelps and Larsen homes with Kora Qronan Bertha Daniels Tom Trainer and families.llowups include telephone service restoration for George Biard and local relocations by Roy Witch Mrs Louise Fairbanks and James Olom. Several attendance at Burt teachers meeting and assorted farm and residence moves on nearby properties. Includes brief market notes and dairy potato entries with scattered garbled figures.
Fraud exposed warns public against counterfeiters imitating Dr King s New Discovery and Bucklen s remedies. The notice urges checking wrappers for the genuine name and lists loan offers, sales, and local job ads mixed with a repairer's request to fix sewing machines and odd jobs at 230 BP Uwurin near D A Haggard s.
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