Lodge Charters and Condolence Resolutions from Algona and Kossuth County
A collection of memorial and bar resolutions following the death of Eugene H. Clarke and a lodge notice from Algona Lodge No 236. The Kossuth county bar adopts a memoriam and requests recording in district court. Lodge resolutions express sympathy, drape the charter for thirty days, and announce publication in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Clarke
Kossith
Towa
Eugene H. Clarke
Uonorable
Lowa
Kossuth
Eugene Clarke
New England
Hawyers
Oll
Eugene Sh. Clarke
H. Clarke
Algona Lodge
Algona
W._E. Larop
J. L. Moore
L. Honan
Something That Will Do You Good Remedial Pitch for Coughs
A Camden Messenger reader endorses Chambonain's Cough Remedy as a top preventive against coughs colds and croup. The piece urges households especially with children to keep it on hand. Ads list R H Miller and Moore Bros as local druggists and mention cheap wood for sale. Mrs J A Tarsale also backs the remedy.
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Croup
Camden
Sae
R. H. Miller
J. A. Tarsale
Moore
North Star
Mich
R. WH
Miller
Inter-State Law and Free Passes in Rail Transport
Johnnie and his Pa discuss how the interstate commerce law aimed to end free passes for shippers and politicians. They note railroads initially distributed passes before enforcement, then shifted to charging shippers while keep free travel for politicians. The pair cites widespread free rides and claims railroads use politicians as pressure to keep prices high for others, promising more discussion later.
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J.—Pa
Jane
Armory Crowd Fills Al Gone For Bean Supper Speeches
A crowded Armory in Al Gone Thursday evening featured a crowded supper with abundant dishes. Commander Spear introduced speakers as soldiers sang Civil War songs. Rev. Chipperfield and Rev. Suckow gave speeches praising Washington, while Miss Guedner impressed with recitations. Receipts reached 180 dollars. Reported Civil War battle details concluded with Morgan’s defeat and Moore’s losses at Green River.
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Tere
Algona
Mun
Commander Spear
Washington
Sutton
Nev. Kramers
Suckow
Martha
Prized Civil War Relic Watch Charm of a Michigan Soldier
G M Parsons of the new drug firm displays a gold mounted minie ball from the Battle of Tebbs Bend on July 4 1864. The ball pierced his left hip and lodged near the stomach before being removed. Parsons served in Company I 25th Michigan Infantry under Col Moore guarding Green River Kentucky. Morgan’s raids haunted Kentucky as Union soldiers held the Ohio base in the era prior to the raid.
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Michigan
Morgan
Mr. Parsons
Earnesh
Moore
Tebb’s Bend
M. Parsons
G. M. Parsons
Parsons
Co. 1
Michigan Infantry
Col Moore
Green River
Ohio
Kentucky
South
Our Farm Department Arguments Over Roadside Mowing Policy
A rural road survey notes snow and travel hindrances caused by unmown grass along highways. The piece argues the old law requiring mowing should remain, cites wasteful tool storage at homesteads, and urges affordable tool sheds to protect expensive farming equipment from weather and theft.
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The
Rock Island Disc
Rock Island
Rowell and Tiger
Stirling
Moline
Sulky
Gang
Bradley Y-Ray
Avery
Endgate
Gauge & Converse
Woodford, Wheeler & Tompkins
Frederick M. Curtiss
Nossouh County
A. & Waymond
Raymond Raymond & Raymond
Attorneys AT Law
Iowa
EO. E, Clarke Cna. A, Coheroue
Clarke
RE. V. Sweiting
Money To Lou
Harrington
Dickinson Harrington & Dickinson
County Savings Bank
J. W. Sullivan B. &. McMahon Sullivan & McMahon
B. H. Clarke
Spencer W. Crowell
B. T. Cotant
B. B. Uolant
Cotant & Cotant
Kossuth County State Bank
Algona, Towa
W. DD. Hinchon
Joby Galbraith Block
Mpmorash
State Street
F. L. Tribon
Boston
D. Fellows
Hesse Block
Call Street
B.S. Gay
Ofice
Ehler & Brecht
Call St
Kron
Hulsa Block
Miscellanecqus
Glasier
D. D
Lower Algona State Bank
Ucown
A. L. Rist
D. Clarke & CO
State’Bank
Odd Fellows
Mr. Chas, ¢. Crammond
H. B. Mason
Algona, Lowa
Central Depot
Moore Bros. & Jfelthous
Johnnie
His
Adam Krank
Our Farm Department
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