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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
4
A carnival event runs March 3 through 9 featuring the largest line of wagons buggies manure spreaders gas wagons and a cream separator ever offered. Local buyers can inspect the broad display and compare models from leading manufacturers.
Deering Standard Twine offered by the car load at 9c per pound during a July demonstration week. Every visitor receives a souvenir and every purchaser has a chance to win a New Way edge drop corn planter plus other prizes. Demonstration includes free feed grinding, live machinery tests, and a grand Carnival from March 3 to 9 with a sixteen piece band and other attractions.
An advisory note promotes a personal electric lighting plant as a running cost saver, claiming it will not exceed current lighting expenses and suggesting homeowners explore this option for improved efficiency.
Advertises willingness to buy any kind of horse at a fair price. Requests interested sellers to notify at the Thorington Hotel, phone No. 13. 3B. Packard, Algona.
Local items report a Bancroft candidate for county recorder William Putzier and his family news, community transfers like Anton Stork moving to the Goetz farm, Dr. Guide leaving for St. Cloud, and various homestead moves. Socials include funerals, church obligations, and school events at St Boniface and local departments.
Prof Holden urges readers to test seed corn during late February or early March to avoid wasteful purchases. Ames data show 27 percent bad 12 percent weak 61 percent strong seeds among samples from northern Iowa, suggesting buying seed locally. J M Shoemaker calls for applicants in the Quartermaster's Department listing blacksmiths carpenters firemen harnessmakers horseshoers plumbers steamfitters and wheelwrights.
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