Proposed Sewer No 3 Resolution for Algona Iowa
Official publication. City council of Algona Iowa to consider September 9 1926 a proposed resolution of necessity for sewer improvements including multiple pipe sizes from Diagonal Street to Des Moines River with 25 percent limit on assessments and a ten year city wide levy if needed. Public hearing planned eight p m in council chamber.
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Algona
Council Chamber
City of
Towa
Diagonal Street
Commercial Street
Diagonal Strait
In Street
Elm Street
Garfield Street
Carnell Street
Oak Street
Park Avenue
Park Ave
Des Moines River
Jones
North Street
Lucas Street
Wooster Street
Auditor’s Plat
City Improvement Fund
Iowa
Local Classifieds and Notices From Algona Page
A jumble of short ads and notices listing sales of a modern nine room house at 403 Call Street in Algona with contact, horse sales, hauling services, tent and farm loan offers, piano tuning, and Canada land inquiries. Small town ads include Wadsworth signatures, Crowell clerk, and multiple names and phone references.
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Algona
Paved Street
Call Street
Oliver Moe
Real Estate Offer Near Armstron and Silver Lake
Real estate card promoting 240 acres on the Iowa state line eight miles from Armstron one mile from Center Chain and fourteen miles from Silver Lake Summer Resort. Describes fair buildings a fine grove and a splendid orchard with no waste soil. Promises unbeatable soil and urges inquiry for price and terms.
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Iowa State Line
Armatrong
Center Chain
Silver Lake
Information on Cancer Findings From Johnsons Path Lab
A Kansas City laboratory reports ten years of cancer research, urging early physician consultation for any unexplained growth or pain. It lists governing facts about cancer, including causes linked to waste retention, non heredity, non contagion, middle to old age prevalence, and skin cancer patterns, with notes on prognosis and treatment suitability.
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Johnson
Kansas City
Tts
Safest business to run not a chautauqua system
Thompson Courier notes chautauqua operators avoid risk and skip licenses as Iowa towns faced license demands. The piece argues chautauqua systems press for profits, tolerate mediocre talent, and rely on political backers, warning hometown clubs lose when the system imposes terms.
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Thompson Courier
Iowa
Patash
Gosgrove plans 72 by 42 barn on south farm
J J Gosgrove moves ahead with a concrete foundation for a 72 by 42 foot barn on his half section farm south of town. Geo C Meyers of Buffalo Center dies at 101, one of northern Iowas oldest citizens since 1853. Farmers worked Sunday harvesting oats, a record crop for the era, despite bad weather.
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J. J. Gosgrove
Geo. C. Meyers
Buffalo Center
Iowa
New York
O'Grady Buys Rush Lake Township Section 9 Farm
Emmetaburg Democrat P O Grady of Ayrshire bought section 9 in Rush Lake township from the heirs of the late Daniel Kingerly of Illinois. Purchase price about 140 per acre, with local value estimates around 176 per acre. Brechler had lived there years and raisd good crops on the well tiled farm. The Democrat expects a profitable investment.
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Emmetaburg
Democrat
P. O'Grady
Ayrshire
Rush Lake Township
Brechler
Daniel Kingerly
Illinois
O'Grady
Foolish thief drains hotel clerk of $48 in Indiana mobile
Britt Tribune reports Virgil Wright, running a Britt hotel, withdrew his savings of 48 dollars to visit a sick mother in Indiana. He trusted a supposed friend to guard the money, who vanished with it on a night train toward Corwith. The suspect claimed to be a Mason City piano tuner, but the money vanished and may never be recovered.
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Britt Tribune
Virgil Wright
Britt
Indiana
Ilha
Wright
Corwith
Rations Reduced at Mason City Iowa
Mason City Iowa August 7 R D Mason appointed by the city council as liquor censor reports on his first day at work returning thirty barrels of beer from sixty received in Mason City He is compiling a list of the thirsty population and aims to prevent overindulgence He says one barrel of three cases of beer and one gallon of whiskey is the monthly limit without a physician's prescription
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Mason City
Iowa
Mason
Creamery Closes After Years of Losses
The local farmers creamery shut down this week after years of unsuccessful operation. Oris Back will move to Emmetsburg to take a job there. Some farmers expect someone to pursue the issue and revive the creamery with new management and a fresh start.
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Armstrong Journal
Oris
Emmetsburg
Pet dog attack injures Urayman Stin Molinder in Swea City
Urayman Stin Molinder, trying to tag a bulldog at a drug store, was bitten when the dog lunged and clamped on his lower lip, tearing flesh on both sides. Tom Waud owns the bulldog involved in the incident.
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Swea City Herald
Urayman
Stin Molinder
Tom Waud
Stin
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Koblogue
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Phillips Street
A. A. Call’s
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Call’s Addition
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Roane Street
Heckert Street
Coll Street
Roan Street
State Street
Lucas Streets
Call and Smart's Addition
Jos. W. Wadsworth
W. Crowell
G. B. van Daersten
W. P. Kollaseh
Whittemore
Carl Hutchins
Lee C. A. Momyer & Sons
H. A. Batas
R. M. Mountford
Canada Land
Crose
Fairmont, Minn
Titonia
City Bills
General Fund
Geo Hackman
Schell
Chas McQuaid
M Cady
Chas Darvis
W Crowall
Serance
Hinchon & Finnell
J W Kelly
J J Dooley
Kossuth Co Advance
J Kresensky
Sever Fund Ao
Jack Hardesty
Roy Tillinghast
J Palmer
Glint McClellan
W Crowell
B Benjamin
Win Lawler Et al
Standard Oil Co
Stile & Erdman
Fr't & Drayage
Algona Mfg Co
Hawkeye Supply Go
Mdse
Elec Equip Co
Westinghouse KE & Mfg Co
Clow & Sons
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