Indictments Against Algona Druggists Quashed Over Signatures
The Mtictments found at the last term against Algona druggists are invalid for lacking foreman A P Ives signature. The seven liquor indictments also missigned and cannot be re tried. Bancroft druggists retain valid indictments. local editor urges quashing all Algona and Bancroft druggists charges on principle.
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Algona
A. P. Ives
Hurst
Gress
Bancroft
Ives
Harrington
Allison
Nove
Alfalfa For Iowa Cites Government Study And Tips
The report by Mr A Hitchcock of the bureau of plant industry outlines alfalfa as a drought tolerant crop for Iowa. It covers soil needs deep open subsoil fertility proper seeding rates and timing, mowing during bloom, and yields two to eight tons per acre with regional differences. It notes alfalfa improves soil fertility and provides pasture for hogs horses and poultry, and lists seeds available from local northern growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Iowan
Northwest
Wyoming Experiment
Farm loan offer from Kossuth County State Bank style notice
Assist for Taylor's Tee Cream announces new farm loan program at the lowest interest rate. Applications are invited at Kossuth County State Bank to secure ARM loans for agricultural financing.
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Kossuth County State Bank
Death of Mrs Jane Murray of Burt township
In the death of Mrs Jane Murray of Burt township, Wednesday morning, an old settler and mother of the three Murray brothers William, David and John. Her husband John Murray died years ago. Aged 84, she had been healthy until a week before when blood poisoning from a swollen arm caused her death. Native of Scotland, she came to this country 47 years ago and moved with her family 35 years ago in a covered wagon from Boone to their present home near Lone Rock. She and her unmarried son David lived together. The funeral will be conducted by Rev Patterson of Burt, and burial will be in Burt cemetery.
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Jane Murray
Burt Township
Murray Brothers
William
David
John
Lone Rock
John Murray
Scotland
Boone
Algona
Patterson of
Burt
Burt Cemetery
Notes from the South Galveston trip recounts coast talks
A Galveston to Houston journey frames a gathering with governors Lanham Blanchard and Kleberg, plus Cummins Mickey and Davis of Arkansas. The writer notes speeches on Texas Louisiana Gulf coast opportunities, mixed impressions on Nebraskas Cummins and Musings, a Gulf swim, and possible Gulf Port Arthur trip.
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Galveston
Texas
Houston
Santa Fe
Lanham
Blanchard
Louisiana
M. E. Kleberg
Lousiana
Gulf Coast
Cummins
Iowa
Mickey
Nebraska
Carpmins
Algona
Earth
Govickey
Gov. Davis
Arkansas
Gulf
Port Arthur
Starr
Will
Alfalfa Fueling Higher Farm Returns Across Crops
Land previously in alfalfa brings higher value in wheat oats and potatoes per acre with no fertilizing cost. Alfalfa was not plowed under and yielded hay for five years. Best time to cut seed alfalfa is when half the pods brown. Harvest like hay to avoid seed shattering. self binders commonly used. Thresh from shock if possible. Alfalfa is highly nutritious fodder for all farm animals. All stock eat it greedily as green crop or cured hay.
Death of Henry W. Walston Noted in Algona
Henry W. Walston died suddenly Tuesday afternoon after visiting his son in law W. J. Guderian. He had heart trouble and collapsed at the door, dying within minutes. Born February 12 1848 in St Lawrence County New York he served in a New York regiment during the Civil War. He had multiple marriages and children in Iowa. Funeral set for 2 p.m. today at his home with ministers Holmes and Miller and Masonic Lodge conduct. He moved to Algona in 1865 and worked as a carpenter.
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Henry W. Walston
W. J. Guderian
Mr. Walston
St. Lawrence County
N. Y
New York
Louisa Walston
Vermont
Charles J
Sanborn
Herbert W
Mason City
Nancy Bullock
Lee W
Algona
Eugene H
Hobart
Gone
Julia A. Lathan
Iowa
Helen Lick
Holmes
Congre Ational
Miller
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Walston
Donora Presbytery tackles minister hair style ban
At the Pittsburg Presbytery meeting of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Donora today, Rev. W. S. Danley proposed a resolution to discourage the admission of sissified ages into the ministry and to instruct ministers to avoid parting their hair in the middle.
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Pittsburg
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Donora
W. S. Danley
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the Doings
TN Court
Foreman Ives
Grant
TOWA
Harriet Vorster
Minnie Kleist
J.H. Conrad & Co
Rt. M. Sherman
A. Arnold
Adm
M.S. Gilman Igad
Robinson Strauss Co
W. T. Peters
Jane Chrischilles
Commercial Savings Bank of
T. R. Hondal
Hondal
Engle
Ehlers, Conner
Parsons
E. R. Acres
Decorah
Wm. Genrich
Otto Kohl
Maria M. Kohl
H. G. A. Sewick
Nellie Messing
Eli B. Pelton
H. H. Patterson
Rosetta Stockwell
Daniel Benke
Augusta Benke
D. Best
P. Christensen
A. P. Tyes
A. K. Clapsaddle
W. W. Annis
I. H. Smith
Charles Ryan
8. F. Feister
Joseph Rapp
K. J. Pemberton
W. F. Reimers
Whittemore
Ferdinand Mittag
Lotts Creek
E. G. Bowyer
Telegraph Company
North Dakota
Bowyer
Palmer
Supreme Court
Iowa Lumber Co
Roal Roalston
Henry Askelan
Sutton
Haber
Pleimtere
Blakebrough
J. W. Blakebrough
Frank Sapetal
J. J. Merrifield
Sapetali
Bunting
Maurice Riley
Riley
B. P. Swetting
John Robertson
Geo. A. Greenfield
W. A. Tong
Edward Huber
H. P
Christena Larson
Wellington
Will Dixon
W. L. Joslyn
Defauits
Mary Stevenson
Asis
Taylor's
W. D. Hinchon
Old Mill Bridge
Old Bridge
John G. Surry
Taylor
N Taylor
Par-Terson & Son
Krafts Spring
Kirschbaum
San Francisco
Widow Jones
Little Fellows
Buster
Kossuth
Sorina
Viking
Vikings
Kraft Clothing Co
Oxfords
Oxford
J. A. Brownell Shoe Go
Boston
Brock
Dusliess
F. S. Norton
Ferndell Coffee
Langdon & CO
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