Announcements of Republican Candidacy for Local Offices
Local notices announce candidates for Kossuth County Iowa clerk of the district court and county recorder. Tamik, Burt, Ponerott, Spark s, Alcorn, Brancere declare runs, all subject to the Republican County Convention. Dates cited include April 7 May 0 102 May 23 and June 2.
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Tami
Kossuth County
Ponerott
Sparks
Republcan
Seneca
Alcorn
Republican County Convention
Geronsimia
Doin 2
Ce. Zo. Brancere
New Management at the Advance in Algona
Eugene Schattter and R W Trayes travel from Eagle Grove, selling the Advance to R W Hayes Co. Hayes, editor of Eagle Grove Times Gazette, will move to Algona and assume control by August. The Advance will continue publication by the local office force during the transition.
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Eugene Schattter
R. W. Trayes
Eagle Grove
R. W. Hayes & Co
Schattter
Hayes
Times-Gazette
Ile
Register
Leader
Des Moines
Gazette
Lowa
Algona
County attorney race in Algona nominally opens
The upcoming delegate convention will choose county attorney candidates. Incumbent C A Cohenowr prompts little canvassing. Possible contenders include Hw Fellows of Bancroft, Trelas, West Miller, T P Harrington, and J M Curtiss. Curtiss has a long, successful practice and strong public speaking record.
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Chas. A. Cohenowr
Fellows
Bancroft
Trelas
Wesley
West Miller
Whittemore
T. P. Harrington
Algona
J. M. Curtiss
Curtiss
Local papers, bank moves, and political intrigue stir Algona area
The Algona Advance changes ownership as Call sells to Eugene Schalster. Harvey Ingham remains a steadfast opponent amid accusations against rivals. A. D. Clarke expands banking ventures in New Salem and Minneapolis, while the Advance denies rate hikes and affirms a $1 annual subscription as the county seat paper.
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Af A. D. Clarke
Kossuth
First National Bank of
New Salem
WN. D
Clarke National Bank of
Minneapolis
Metropolitan Building
4Th and Nicolett Avenue
J. L. Williams
Inlaw
P. Barr
Swea City
Fred
Clarke
Death of Eugene E Ford Reveals Telegraph Mistake
The body of Eugene E Ford 30 died of pneumonia at LaVerne Minn last Friday arrived for funeral at the Presbyterian church in Algona with Rev Kremers delivering the sermon. A mistaken telegram caused a foliage of worry as E G Bowyer believed his brother in law sick. he traveled to Balfour only to learn the error and that Ford had died. Mayme, a potential fiancée from Glenville Minn, is identified in letters and a photograph found on his person. Ford had homesteaded at Bal roun N D and left a path of sorrow for his family and friends. The funeral occurred Tuesday morning at 9 oclock, and interment followed beside his mother and brother in the local cemetery.
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Algom
Eugene E. Ford
Balfour
N. D
LaVerne
Presbyterian Church
Kremers
Henry Ford
Henry ‘Boeshaar
A. M. Willey
Bradford
Francis Henry
Glenville
Minn
Mayme
Bauyer
Algona
Iowa
Piowexn Horun
E. G. Bowyer
Grand Forks
Mr. Bowyer
R. A. Palmer
Woman Learns of Ford Death at Station
At the station the woman inquired about the Pioneer hotel and the fate of Mr. Ford. Upon learning he had died she broke down and wept bitterly, moving witnesses with a poignant scene.
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Pioneer Hotel
Ford
Ball Team Seeks Spare Schedule Amid Tight Budgets
The Brownies earned two wins and a loss in recent games, prompting management to pause play for a three day rest and plan future matches at Algona. Upcoming schedule lists July 26 to Aug 20 across Fort Dodge, Webster City, and other towns, with finances guiding home appearances. A local anecdote praises Chamberlain's remedy for dysentery, via J A Kelly of Bengersing NC.
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Webster City
Citzens
Algona
Lytle
Dodgers
Fort Dodge
al' ‘Ona
Havelock
Clarion
Alnay
St. Paul
Hull
Waseca
Arnold,s Park
Blue Earth
Jackson Vs
Fulda
J.A. Kelly
United States
Mr. Kelly
Bengersing N.C. Forsale
R. H. Miller
Soldier Memoir of May 1804 Battle and a Courageous Foreigner
The account describes a brigade battle where our regiment faced heavy losses with sixteen percent killed wounded or missing. A young foreigner who rejoined his unit chose to fight to prove his duty, praying earnestly at the breastworks as bullets flew. He received no report and likely fell to a rebel bullet, while the speaker urges steadfastness and cites patent flour at 95 cents.
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Barrie
Wilderness
Bufin
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted as Best Cure
A verbose sales line touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the ultimate remedy for piles burns boils corns felons ulcers cuts scalds and skin eruptions backed by thirty years of cures. The pitch claims affordable relief at twenty five cents and labels it a superior healer available at E F. Smith’s drug store.
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E. F. Smith
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Algona Advance
Eugene Schaffter
BR. F
Piste Foreman
Announgs
Comes Ty Attorney
Watts
Algona Apvanca
Call
Eugene Schalster
Harvey Ingham
Harvey
Advanch
Monte
Clark Bros
Woodford, Wheeler
Tompkins
J. J. Achatz
Jno. Gooders
DR. King
A. Parsons & CO
Farmers’ Gash Grocery
H. H. Hudson
Mer
Algona, loWa
Dingley & Pugh
Dingley & Co
Fred Wehler
Mgr
Geo. C. Call
E. J. Gilmore
Goo. O. Cull
B. J. Gilmore
W. B. Ou
B. Hutching
F. H
Lentnaer Froutey Wiemer
Goo. W. Hanag
Butching
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