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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
2
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Week in Lucedale Mississippi highlights residents drawing plans for homes Nick Reader from Gilbertaville Iowa visits Engesser and Reader homes Charley Ditaworth shifts to Eve Ditaworth farm for the new season C Behrmann travels to Sterling North Dakota for land business Bancroft Auto Co. ships a load of new Buick cars this week.
Ex-President Taft spoke in Boston criticizing national prohibition as overreaching state and local governments. He warned it would create a powerful federal machine and undermine local governance. He endorsed a Grundy county bill replacing abstracts with Torrens title, as Canada’s method of deed issuance and title guarantee.
Work on the new Catholic church will start next week with rock blasting and foundation work. A new picture theatre is planned in the Lonergan and Lenander building, promising more room and a better site. Alphonso Mescher is reassigned to run between Fox Lake and Burt. Murphy brothers travel to Illinois for their mother’s funeral in Mankato. Delperdang buys John God Jr. house and lot and moves in by March 1. Frank Bollig and Jim Carey plan spring purchases in Wisconsin. Mrs Engensger hosts a whist party with a good turnout. Eve Dileworthy and family leave town.
Mrs Lila G English of Nebraska spoke in Algona last week at women and girls only and men and boys only lectures. The crowd filled the Congregational church with doors opened to accommodate attendees. The talk mainly urged purity and right living, citing gin’s effects, with mixed views on impact. J R Stewart travels south seeking warmth and may return with Col Spencer. Geo B Hall, now in Dayton Texas, settled a Wall bankruptcy debt for $5000 via E J Gilmore’s payment. A fundraising paper for Mrs Feiffer raised over $100 for aid.
Travel ad urges readers to visit sunny California and Florida for winter breaks. Promotes favorable round trip fares via Chicago and North Western Railway with liberal return options and scenic routes. Offers planning help and ticket agents ready to provide fares schedules and details.
An analysis argues for maintaining private railroads and explores rising costs. It cites European state systems for comparison, notes higher U.S. wages and operating expenses, and warns against political upheaval or government takeover. It highlights wage increases, fuel and material costs, and investments in safety and efficiency driving higher operating expenses. The piece urges letting market forces guide expansion while questioning calls for nationalization.
District Court in Kossuth County Iowa gives notice that a document claimed to be the last will of A B Sheldon deceased was filed January 16 1915 and opened for probate. The court sets February 16 1915 for the will to be brought before the court. interested parties may appear and show cause why it should not be admitted to probate. Clerk of the District Court Jenks signs the notice.
State of Iowa County of Kossuth on January 21 1915 a document purporting to be the last will and testament of J F Schoby deceased was filed for probate with the court to be examined at the February term. The notice invites interested parties to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Proceedings dated January 25 1915 with clerk Jenks and deputy B E Johnson.
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