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Newspaper

Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1902

Page

2

State Officials and Court Roster Noted in Ledger

State secretary of state auditor treasury attorney general and supreme court judges listed with railroad commissioner congressional candidate and judicial district details. Includes names such as Gilbert Guabahteon Mullen Ladd Charles A Bishop Crockett reporter and J W Quarton with various county and district roles.

Martin Carroll Stat Gilbert W. Mullen Supreme Court Ott M. Ladd Charles A Dohw CO Crockett Ourk W. Wa Ornwall Railroad A- Dawson Congress Af. T, Conner Judicial District JW. H. Quarton

Coal strike dispute rouses public to seek lasting remedy

An editorial review of the Roosevelt mediated coal strike outlines two opposing positions. Operators refuse union recognition but favor arbitration for mine-specific issues. miners back an arbitration board and insist on their rights. Proposals include government control of coal lands, strengthened interstate commerce powers, or a compulsory arbitration act, to prevent future clashes. The piece argues for enduring nationwide labor reform and notes a forthcoming political campaign in Iowa emphasizing Roosevelt leadership. It also lists jurors for the November district court term and ends with anecdotes on health ads and home remedies.

Roosevelt Common Pleas Mitchell Rooosevelt Baer Reading Wiscoat Mine

A Boy's Wild Ride For Life Event

A family faced with a boy near death receives Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. W 11 Brown of Leesville Ind endured asthma agony but the medicine brought instant relief and later sleep. The ad touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds grip with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 and free trials at EB Y Smith Co drug store.

Dr. King Brown Leesville Ind Y. Smith & Co

Not Doomed For Life Piles Healed By Bucklen Arnica Salve

W A Greer of McConnellsville Ohio writes of three years treated by Hood doctors for piles yet Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. It also heals burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions rheum piles or no pay. 25 cents at E F Smith Co drug store. Also note lowa Central September October sun settler rates to California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Utah and British Columbia with stop-overs allowed.

Hood W. A. Greer McConnellsville Bucklen E. F. Smith & Co Lowa Sun California Washington Oregon Montana Ldgho Utah British Columbia

A Civil War Journal From Bermuda Hundred 1864

A dated diary entry recounts June to July 1864 aboard a transport up the James River toward Petersburg. The author notes earthworks, shellfire, digging rifle pits, casualties including Elisha Hall, and daily hardships from marching to raiding railroads. He mentions fellow soldiers, rank changes, and moving to new camps while observing morale and danger.

Bermuda Hundred James Appotomatox Petersburg Peter Duitie Elisha Hall Philadelphia Rebs 6Th Maine Thunsday Clarrison Lee Barunday

Local Social Notes From Algona Area

Mr and Mrs D Manwarring visited their daughter in Corwith for a week. Frank Skilling traveled to Rutland for a few days. Fred Arnold recovered but looks thinner due to illness. Joe Paxson mourns dogs killed. Tred Clarke moved to Minneapolis for work at Clarke National Bank, bank improving. Katie Blackford walks seven miles from Burlingame to home. Mrs A Joins visited from Minneapolis, once landlady at Milwaukee hotel. Miss Nettie Durant resumed Chicago studies and refused $860 Little Falls post to finish course. Miss Anna Hamilton reported the news to her mother. Mrs H Adams hosted a ladies party for Mrs Co F Curtiss of Ames with cards and refreshments. A cloak salesman visits Friday and Saturday. ladies urged to call Jas Taylor

Mrs. D. Manwarring Corwith Frank Skilling Rutland Fred Arnold Nettie Durant University of Chicago Little Falls Wis Anna Hamilton H. ©. Adams Co. F. Curtiss Ames

Smoke preserved centenarian visits New York

Mrs Cynthia Hendrix, visiting New York City, at 100 years old, is said to be remarkably well preserved after smoking daily since age 43. The item notes her as a guest of the Sunday World with a playful remark about smoking. It also announces Iowa Central Railway through Pullman tourist cars for low rate colonist excursions to California with fares from Mason City and Marshalltown and stopover options via Great Western services. The promotions run through September and October with specific berth rates.

Cynthia Hendrix New York City Hamlet Sunday World Messenger Iowa Central Railway California Mason City Marshalltown Iowa Central A. B. Cutts G. P E. A Minneapolis Great Western Minot Arizona

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. W. Hayes & CO Foreman County Ow.c, Dewell EB. Potter Jd. Bishofy P. Harrington Essere Joliln G. Smitil Towa Iowa Kansas City Theodore Roosevelt United States State Committee Dawson District Court N. Anderson Henry Klein W. H. McAninch A. M. Jasperson I. HI. Vesper C. J. Budlong Ashway, AL B. I. Smith & Co Chamberlain R. H. Miller Call Opera House MR. Walker Whiteside Shake Speare Norx Mr. Whiteside New York Joe Paxson Nannie Setchel Granville N. D Tred Clarke Clarke National Bank Katie Blackford Burlingame A. €. Joins R. E. Hedrick’s Algona Milwaukee Jas Taylon John Goeders W. A. Parsons & CO Farmers’ Cash Grocery House H. H. Hudson Mer Algona, Iowa Dingley & Co Corner Jewelers the Big White Watch O, Simpson
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