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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
8
Election notice by Germints Jame, 1903, in Ancons, announcing candidacy for county recorder. Filed for review by the republican county convention. Deadlines and further actions to be decided by the convention.
Sioux City rumors place C Call at a leading local bank as an officer and investor, but the bank denies any truth. Call has sold interests in Algona banks and is seeking a home and real estate deals in Sioux City, while awaiting a solid plan.
The remnant of the gallant Co A 32d Iowa Infantry, famed in Pleasant Hill Nashville and Blakely actions, plans its annual reunion in Garner tomorrow and Friday. Hancock Signal urges all citizens to greet the veterans warmly, honoring those still living or remembered, with banners and a public tribute to their 40 years of service.
The Palo Alto Tribune notes that on the fifty sixth ballot taken about 10 30 Quarton was nominated with 35 votes, one more than needed, suggesting the selection resulted from political bargaining rather than delegates personal advice.
Philadelphia doctor Dy. W. C. Browning visited Senator L. Magee during illness and sought 35000 for administration duties after Magee’s death. Refusal led to a final bill for 190,000 after minor items were added, illustrating the high cost of public prominence.
The passage notes Boer supporters now cheer for King Edward and Gen. De Wet urging loyal conduct, while defeated Transvaal citizens cope with a humbling, orchestrating a display of calm perseverance amid the context of British victory.
Reports indicate rising personal crisis linked to unrequited affection. A girl faces danger as she abandons pursuit of a young man, noting disturbing signs like a necktie slipping from his collar and suspenders trailing along the sidewalk.
A sharp Algona remark notes a 55 year old man cutting a third set of teeth and jokes that Algona folks overtalk politics. The columnist then cites Lillian Russell declining a 25000 dollar London coronation week singing offer, lamenting not being born a singer instead of an Algona editor.
The Fort Dodge Messenger notes that the worst of the Boer war remains to come through the magazines and the lecture bureaus, signaling deeper public strain and extended wartime uncertainty.
Alabama state senate hopeful Hobson faces a sagging standing as his campaign begins in earnest. Critics point to early missteps and waning public support as he moves to secure endorsements and appeal to voters ahead of the race.
Lands in the Mouse River Valley in McHenry and Wood counties North Dakota offer good black loam soil with clay subsoil and a splendid climate. The land features surface level terrain with a small undulating strip along streams and dotted with small lakes. Excellent crops were raised last season including wheat oats flax barley and corn. Land values are rising and home seekers and investors are urged to view the country. Hysening Stavayren of Norwich Nv invites inquiries and offers to show deeded lands and relinquishments. first come, first served.
H.J. Strickfaden of the World-SHer ald in Fair Haven Washington reports his late son suffered whooping cough and threat of pneumonia but was spared serious illness due to Chamberlainn's Cough Remedy. The remedy also prevented several severe croup attacks. advertised for sale by R.H. Miller.
Minnesota wheat shows best patent flour quality at ce a sack with high milling yield and strong baking performance. Local millers report improved loaf volume and consistent texture across batches.
A local notice argues that a high share of Algoma residents use Jrungy Patent Flour claiming it is the best. It states a sack can be bought for five cents.
Busy days in wall paper prompt readers to visit the shop for rare values and to inspect the latest stock. The note hints at exclusive patterns and finishes available only by in person viewing.
A long camp diary recounts days in a winter camp with garments issued to veterans and drills under harsh weather. Local notices cover weddings, deaths, real estate ads, bowling wins, and upcoming excursions with multiple named residents and businesses in Algona and nearby towns.
Walker and Bailey prepare a unique excursion to Reduela, promising a standout performance. The duo aims to wow audiences with a special sleeper act, drawing attention to their upcoming show.
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