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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
5
Antonia Conger of Brooklyn died at age 21 from a condition in which he had no bones. He was twenty inches tall, never moved, yet remained perfectly formed save for the absence of bones. Medical men visited his home to study the case and he appeared in good health for years.
Farmers retaliate after a dispute described as a pelea ae of autor mobil Nee Sereat Tey commune ities. The passage notes strain and deprivation affecting families as the conflict unfolds in the community.
The report outlines timber sales and profit figures tied to a local operation involving notable figures and a patent outcome. Details mention Roy and Allison in ownership or leadership roles with a focus on timber valuation, licensing, and potential regulatory results affecting future yields.
Senator Dolliver delivers an eloquent address urging renewed party allegiance to secure victory. He counters false views and appeals to supporters to unite behind the party.
A speech extols Christian ministers entering public life as a sign of progress, denounces curbstone loafers, and defends Governor Cummins for funding educational institutions. The speaker says laws come from divine origins and urges ministers to influence politics for the country's good.
Senator Dolliver spoke for an hour and a half to a packed opera house, delivering polished, convincing rhetoric backed by sharp observations on trusts monopolies and tariff policy. He argued that trusts will falter as prices adjust and highlighted government profits from postage stamps as an illustration of monopoly dynamics.
Silas P Hartshorn died Sunday at 4 45 p m after sixteen years as an invalid His wife who taught at Orange City High School arrived before the end He was born March 2 1848 in Ohio and moved through Iowa Minnesota and finally Bancroft Cedar Falls Missouri Valley Lone Rock before settling nearby A Civil War veteran and devout member of the M B church he left a lone child and several brothers and a sister The funeral was held at the M B Church with Rev Q O Maynard and Rev C I Spray officiating, the G A R post conducting the cemetery ritual The family included Caleb and Joseph Hartshorn and Mrs Austin from Titonka plus Parker relatives from Rochester Minn
Series of Sunday evening sermons by Rev. O. H. Holmes at Congregational Church. Began last Sunday with topics on the Pilgrim Forefathers Puritan Founders and other historical groups. Includes George Washington as a moral factor in American progress.
The Woman's Library Aid Society held its first meeting at Judge Quarton's home. A musical program featured Miss Purvis, Mrs. Benjamin, Vernley Nicoulin, and Duke Wilson with a chorus of “America.” President Swetting lauded notable women, dating the year’s focus to portraits of Cleopatra to Queen Victoria. The ninety member group plans additional music and a June picnic.
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