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Newspaper

Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1901

Page

4

After the Battle in Ledyard Ballot Results Update

In Ledyard seven straight Republican ballots and 34 straight Democratic ballots were cast. Scratches favored Ogren for supervisor Kunz for representative and Miss Butler for superintendent, each carrying the ticket. Ogren led by 1 in Ledyard. Six ballots were defective. Butler polled six votes here while Slagle had 40. Springfield saw Ogren lead by 21 and Germania by 88. Lincoln gave Ogren a 20 plurality. Stockmillr received 54 votes across three precincts. Oren 5th Ehivrisan aloe.

Ledyard Ogren Kunz Miss Butler Sol Slagle Bro. Hills Lincoln Stockmilr Oren Ellis

Some Horticultural Briefs For Orchard Care

Advice on planting and maintaining fruit trees including peach pear and raspberry varieties. Topics cover root contact with manure pruning timing labeling trees, avoiding suckers, and selecting a few well suited varieties for the locality to ensure orchard value.

Electric railways and lines across Europe

The piece notes 10000 miles of London overhead telegraph wires, a Hamburg to Berlin electric railway costing 33000000 dollars, Chamounix reachable from Geneva in under four hours by a new electric tramline, and an eight inch diameter electric pneumatic tube costing 8000 dollars per mile. It also mentions Bavaria hosting the world’s largest lightning conductor on the Zugspitze, three and a half miles long, running to a water body.

London Hamburg Berlin Geneva Bavaria Zugspitze German Empire

Found Guilty and High Grade Coffee Pitch

An old humor themed note promotes trying High Grade coffee, comparing a boastful guilty line to a quip about taking a yearly bath and urging readers to learn about the product and its quality. The piece uses a joke format to sell coffee familiarity.

Chase & Sanborn's High Grade Coffee Ad Teaser

A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Chase & Sanborn's High Grade Coffee. It claims listeners may drink it soon after trying a cup and recommends replacing patience with a new brand, urging readers to buy a pound to learn the best choice.

Chase & Sanborn's Chase & Sanborn

Bancroft Items From Our Special Correspondence

Miss Edna Barslow's school closes for a three week vacation and the first brick school is finished as workmen begin. The Halloween celebration drew crowds, a tailor sign was broken, and a workman sprained his ankle but returned to duty. Mrs. Fuller died after paralysis, and Chas Johnson was jailed for larceny. Senator Dolliver spoke in Jefferson's hall, and a wedding for S J Kennedy and Miss Warrict Kelley drew social focus. A visit to the Ledyard ditch showed the massive ditcher at work with two engines and large shovels.

Edna Barslow C. Colcord Illinois The Athletic Association Doggy Woods Johnson Buffalo Center Putver BF. Pullman Prank Oklahoma Jake Frech Flmore Windiy Red Cross Society Ife Chas.Johinson Squire Austin Chicago Lyceum Bureau Bancroft Senator Dolliver Jefferson’s Hall Ti‘tonka D. G. Fuller Inois J. Kennedy Warrict Kelley St. John’s Church Walter Schimmel Kennedy North Side W. P. Winter Ledyard

Local school and community notices from Harrison area

Miss Mabel Barr attends Burt school with Mrs G L Carroll visiting Illinois. Miss Minnie Matson of Whittemore visited the Derschs. Alice Minkler to begin in Brace district next Monday. A basket social at Myron Schenck’s netted $15. Alice Wunn returned from Ledyard. Maud Merrifield closed her Wunn district school. Helen Wood’s term ended with a successful winter term ahead starting Nov 18. Mrs Wm Heathershaw improving after illness. Mable Stanley won the school prize for perfect attendance. Hessie, Jimmie Wynn, and Eva Stanley noted.

Mabel Barr Burt G. L. Carroll Ilinois Minnie Matson Whittemore Dersch Alice Minkler Brace Myron Schenck Maud Merrifield Wunn Helen Wood Wm. Heathershaw Dr. Walters Mable Stanley Hessie Jimmie Wynn Eva Stanley

Local notes and social updates from Renwick area

Community items mention honor roll standings with names such as Bessie Wunn Clara Meade and Eva Stanley along with routine notices on attendance a sidewalk project mayoral work and a forthcoming lecture by Miss I B Beecher. local residents travel sales and farm activity including M B Johnson purchasing land in North Dakota and Grace Purvis finishing a school term with a two week vacation.

Grace Jorgensen Clara Meade Bessie Wunn Eva Stanley Mable Stanley Illie Meade May Mead Marie Lonie Jimmie Wunn Montus Shultz Julius Shultz Henry Houser Tillie Meade May Meade

Lone Rock Business Sign Highlights Shop Decor

W. H. Shaeffer & Son decorate their Lone Rock shop with a neat sign. Harry Dalziel will sever ties with the Lone Rock Creamery and move his family to Algona to join and invest in the Spurbeck Lambert creamery supply factory.

Lone Rock W. H. Shaeffer & Son Harry Dalziel Lone Rock Creamery Company Algona Spurbeck-Lambert Creamery Harry

Plum Creek notes and local farm sales near Estherville

J M and A L Moore looked at farms near Estherville last week. Cot ton and Bloor sold two farms recently, including the Fuller farm in Seneca to Riderknecht of Benton county. Ed Bohn and family moved to Garner. The Wilrett house burned, injuring TS Wilrett who entered through a window to save belongings after the fire spread from a kitchen chimney. insurance stood at $1,000.

J. M A. L. Moore Estherville Tom Sharp Angus Chicago Fuller Seneca Danson & Butler Algona Mr. Riderknecht Benton County Bohn Garner Wilrett TS. Wilrett

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