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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
4
Dingley and Co Iowa Central and Western Train Schedule
The report notes southbound departures No 51 and associated connections through Timpton to St Louis and Kansas City with through sleeping and free chairs. It lists agent AL KLENGLER and the corrected weekly market prices for Corn Oats Wheat Barley Flax Hogs Timothy Seed and other commodities by Moore Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central & Western
Depiurt
Lo Wity
Sandiay
Timpton
St. Louis
Kansas City
C.K
AL Klengler
Moore Bros
Local notes on health travel and town events
Alfred Norman is ill with typhoid fever this week. Des Moines visits by Dr Sheets and Tacoma pneumonia affecting M B P Haggard. Mrs Horton attends state library meeting in Marshalltown. A R Speet sails to San Francisco for business. Mrs Gilmore and Donald return from Illinois. Dr Stull visited by sister from Pennsylvania. Board of supervisors met this week. No church services at M B church next Sunday due to Rev Chipperfield's absence. RE Sayers returns home from Martis Ohio, Rev Anderson back from Canada. Football tease: Algona vs Emmetsburg Saturday at fair grounds. Joe Hudson arrives from Portland Indiana to help while father is ill. Weather: mud to fly for Algona and Emmetsburg game. Rev Tenney back from Wessington Springs. Sol Fishel drapes window display in New ee style. Hofius family homecoming from Buffalo Center. Algona Warp orchestra to perform at Opera House next Tuesday for Beggar Prince. Palmer moves to new north Thorington street home. Clarke & Cohenoar win injunction to halt drain No 4 work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Norman
GC. BR. Sheets
Des Moines
M. BP. Haggard
Tacoma
L. M. Horton
Marshalltown
Chipperfield
M. B
RE. E. Sayers
Martis
Ohio
W. L. Anderson
Canada
Robert Starr
Emmetsburg
Joe I. Hudson
Portland
Indiana
Algona
Fair Ground
Rev. H. L. Tenney
Wessington Springs
S. D
Tie
Sol Fishel
Algona Warp
Opera House
Kh. A. Palmer
McGuregor
North
Thorington
Clarke & Cohenoar
Presbyterian Society
Armory
Begger Prince Comic Opera Company
Call Opera House
Congregational Society
Fourth Ward
Sle
Sean
Bargain Offer on Timepiece Stock at Wholesale Prices
An seller notes they previously purchased items and now offer them at wholesale prices, urging buyers not to delay as future costs may rise. The message emphasizes immediate advantage and warns of higher prices later.
Bargains In Coffee And Groceries At Local Store
Local shop promotes Royal Blend coffee and Banquet Mocha and Java Teas with wide price listings. Featured include Shredded Wheat Biscuit Malt Vita Korn Krisp Cream of Wheat and Grape Nuts, plus Climax Golden Pumpkin Peas Pears and Peaches. Also advertised are spices brooms cheese sugar packing goods and Baker's Cocoa with trade offers for eggs and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Bgee& Lde
Malta Vita
Pettijohns
Tone Bros
Frick & Kaupke
Herkimer County
Algona Hears Various Local Happenings And Plans
Saturday functions and entertainments fill town life with theater bids, charity teas, and school events. The Beggar Prince Opera company brings Girofle Girofla to Call Opera House next Tuesday. The Presbyterian and Congregational societies host events, while Dr. Hudson recovers from a bowels hemorrhage. Local notables, farm changes, and community notes thread through a brisk column of town news.
Wills of early Livington settlers noted in Webster City will
The Webster City Freeman reports probate actions for two pioneers. W. Bing Howard’s will is admitted to probate. Mrs. Jane Young’s will is filed for probate, distributing her personal effects and Kendall Young items to F. D. and J. W. Young family members after Kendall Young’s bequest to the Kendall Young library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Freeman
Livington
W. Bing Howard
Jane Young
Young
Kendall Young
First voice heard Holy City sung by Florence Maybrick
An American woman Florence Maybrick, imprisoned in England for 13 years for murder, reportedly first sang the Holy City. The Fort Dodge Messenger recounts composer Stephen Adams real name Michael Maybrick, brother to Maybrick's murdered husband, and describes how Florence tried the new song aboard a Mersey yacht, underscoring the song’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thug
Michael Maybrick
Holy
Alsatian Mountains
Holy City
Florence Maybrick
Dodge Messenger
Stephen Adams
Nancy Lee
Alsatian
Maybrick
Liverpool
Michael
Mersey
Florence
Riverdale Social Roundup and Nearby Visits
Ned Dodge and family enjoyed a Sunday visit at Rob Dutton's on Malden Ridge. Will Ross and George Dunn of Cresco called on Riverdale friends while Misses Sidith and Edna Rutledge visited with Miss Nannie Worster. Mesdames Durant and Alkista Johnson visited Mrs Charley Worster and other Riverdale friends. Meiliza of Burt finished work on Hutchinson Gilmore farm with T. Vincent. Elmer Kelley of Cresco helped. Teddy Becker, returning from farm work with Charley Stewart, plans to buy a hay press this fall. Neighbors serenaded a nearby town last week for a bride and groom, with full details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Dodge
Rob Dutton
Malden Ridge
Will Ross
George Dunn
Creslco
Riverdale
Sidith
Edna Rutledge
Nannie Worster
Mesdames Durant and
Alkista Johnson
Mrs
Charley Worster
Mr. Meiliza
Burt
Hutchinson & Gilmore
T. Vincent
Elmer Kelley
Cresco
Teddy Becker
Charley Stewart
School opens in the Goderts district last Monday
Local notes report school opening in the Goderts district last Monday. Several residents visit kin in Pom and Algona, with others returning from trips to Minneapolis and St. Joe for family reasons. A series of early 1900s travel notices list Brotherhood of St Andrew meetings, merchants events, and rail fare specials to Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Spokane and Portland with specific dates and routings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmnerican Hawkers Association
San
Shokane Wash
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
O. M
St. P. R’y
Spokane
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Avent
A. R. Speet
San Francisco
T. HW. Stull
W. J. Hofius
J. B
Buffalo Center
The
Madelia
Jas. Patterson
Moons Bros
A.D. Clarke & Co
Bowyer's
Feeders Basement Grocery
Java
C. B.C
N. B.C
Minn
Agma Gots
John Goeders
Der
T. P. Harrington
Smith’s Drug Store
M. H. Hudson
State Agricultural Society
John Dows
Armstrong
Langdon’s
Anna Richmond
John Daub
Pennsylvania
J. R. Stewart
Armstrong Farm
J. HH. Eblers
Potter School
Lila Harris
Dan Harris
Wesley
Henry Pickens
Lucy
Irvington
Art Collison
J. L. Daub
Etta Jones
Lulu Joffus
J. W. Curtis
Ilindle
Oelwein
Iowa
Allie
Wilson Brown
James Seeley
Plain Creek
Alex Brown
Walter Raney
Rend
E.W. Poole
Cherokee
Steve Loss
Will Fox
Thornton House
Hobart
New York Commission
Lute Meiliza
B.J. Kelley
Alex Gilmore
Mus
I. O. Hanson
Norton's
Ollie
Iits
Lott A. D.crarne & Co
Wills of Pioneers
Sexton
Goderts
Brownite
Pom
R. Fitch
Miss Kopesky
Viola Lister
Jim Peterson
L. Nelson
Charles Hager
Minneapolis
C. Clark
St. Joe
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Cole
Schu
Durdall Hotel
DR. Seelye
Dubuque
DRS, Seelye & Oaks
Seelye & Oaks
Jen Spratt
Mrs. Spratt
William Spratt
Lil
Jane
Apparense
Joggins
Mays
Joan
Battle Creek
Bourne & Son
Monarch
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