Public sale at Pine Hill Stock Farm February 25 1903
Auction notices list 30 milch cows with calves 5 Short Horn bulls 10 yearlings 6 heavy work horses 4 yearling colts 1 riding pony 15 brood sows and various boars poultry and farm goods. Sale begins 10 am with free lunch. Terms cash under 810, over 810 twelve months on approved notes at 8 percent. J B Davis auctioneer N L Corroy clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hill
Lone Rock
Poland
China
Chester
Plymouth Rock
J.B. Davis
N. L. Corroy
Registered Aberdeen Angus bulls near Algona
Advertises registered Aberdeen Angus bulls for sale at Cedar Lane Stock Farm located 14 miles northwest of Algona by J. J. Scmopy. Also lists rental housing, help wanted, coal purchase, and various notices including a nurse’s location in the city and selling low grade wheat to Algona Milling & Grain Co.
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Aberdeen Angus Bulls
Cedar Lane Stock Farm
Algona
J. J. Scmopy
Charlotte Palmer
Cedar Falls
Our City
Jones and Roses Sts
Marston Detained In Insane Ward Over Letter
J L Mansvox recounts being confined to Ward 17 at the Pleasant Institute after a letter to Sheriff McDonald was published. He claims cured status was revoked, parole torn, and demands Governor or Board of Control intervention. The Courier calls for humane treatment and an investigation into asylum abuses, citing a Kansas case as context.
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Asynum
Pheasant
J. M. Taylor
Algona
Applegate
Sam
Dan Long
Governor
Board of Control
State Board of Control
J. L. Mansvox
Job
Joe Marston
Marston
Corrier
J. L. Marston
D. J. Long
Iowa
Topeka
Kansas
Amos L. Maxwell
Kansas Asylum For the Insane
Earl Neal
M. W. Peterson
Gov. Bailey
State Board of Charities
Courier
Bean Supper Promises Food and Eloquence in Altoona
The annual bean supper in Altoona next Tuesday evening draws a large crowd. The program includes supper at six, invocation by Rev Holmes, a G A R club song, and recitations and talks by local figures such as S BE McMahon, B M Curtis, and B F Reed. The evening closes with America sung by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altona
Holmes
G. A. R. Glee Club
S. BE
McMahon
B. M
Curtis
B. F
Reed
America
Swea City Commercial Club seeks rail relief for car famine
Swea City officials appeal to Burlington general manager and Iowa railroad commissioners to fix a grain and stock transportation shortage harming local business. The note cites discrimination and urges swift settlement of car famine affecting Swea City and surrounding towns. Also includes sale notice by J R Davis for February 25 with livestock and a Red Raves bull, plus local ads for coffee at Durdall and coal by Algona Milling and Grain Co, and plans to buy 10 600 bushels of low grade wheat.
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Ledyard
Germania
Gerled
North End
Swea City
Burlington Road
Iowa
Commercial Club
O.R. I & P. Railway
Railroad Commissioners of
Algona Milling & Grain Qo
SESSIONS DEAD. Burial set for former Algona resident
News from Algona reports S S Sessions died in Sioux City from an illness described as paralysis. His remains were sent to Algona for burial with services planned at the local chapel. Sessions had lived in Algona for years and held varied roles including clerk at the Leader hotel and state fair director. He faced financial and health troubles, but was remembered as generous and loyal to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Paul Leader
S. S. Sessions
Lantry
Murtagh
Sessions
Woodmen of the World
Jamestown
N. Y
Cowles
Des Moines
Leader
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Algona
Call
New England Ioan Company
OC. L. Lund
Minneapolis
Atlantic
Sesesions
St Benedict Club Evening With Toastmaster D Stublick
A lively St Benedict event is slated with Mike Hammer acting as toastmaster D Stublick leads the program D A Norell is set for a speech and Martin Rahm plans an off hand after supper address Joe Markle’s house near the creaw ery was found on fita Wednesday
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St. Benedict
Joe Mathers
New Mexico
Wiliie
G. G. Studer
B. Erdman
St. Joe
Hig Farm
Mike Hammer
Beaver Dam
Annie Huschka
van Erdewyk
Wesley
Fred Koch
Nic Witte
Burg
Bank
Henry Seiler
D. Stublick
D. A. Norell
Martin Rahm
Joe Markle
Creawery
Quarantineed Post and Smallpox in Whittemore
GEO. BOYLE'S COLUMN reports quarantine at post master DeGraw's over a smallpox case. Practically all news covers local society, legal notes, and town events. four smallpox cases prompt eradication efforts. The column mentions Col. Sessions’ death in Sioux City, property moves by N. L. Cotton and Timothy Ryan, and a cold snap with twenty four degrees below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemore
Iowa
Foster
John Liebenstein
Mr. Foster
New York
Opera House
Harmer
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EE Hayes
Wm. C. Steele
John Galbraith
Jasorr
Ogll Street
Moore Bros
Deanens In
Iowa Central Elevator
A.T, Carr, Mgr
Milwaukee
Bell
B. Higley CO
John M. Vinson
Rheetz
MO. M. Vinson
J. J. McCall
M. J. Kenefek
Algona Milling & Grain Co
Scunty
Ofics
Alver
Algona Markets
Seeder
Reese
W. T. Bourne & Son
Gunther’s
Wun
Mr. Pleas
Ant Institute
Celding
J. R. Davis
M. de Ob. Parsons
Durdall
Remises
Geo. Boyle
Whittemore News
DeGraw
Joe
Hou
Clark Street Bridge
Towa
Col. Sessions
N.L. Cotton
Timothy Ryan
Tim
Ryan
Jim Farley
Strategy Board
Jim
Miller
W. E. McAlpine
Chicago
Teri
Columbus Heights
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