Democratic County Convention In Algona Iowa Delegates to State and Congressional Races
Congestion of caucuses and county central committee notes lead to a Democratic county convention in Algona with delegates elected by precincts for representation at both the state convention in Waterloo on August 7 and the Fort Dodge congressional gathering on August 11. Chairmen urge precinct caucuses to nominate delegates and confer authority to select township tickets, with district supervisor caucuses to follow.
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Chey
Democrats
Ovelock A.m
Crediuron
Sherif
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Alton B. Parker
Algoua
Bryson
Rutale
Durt
Setley i. Ve
Dt. Kriefer WP
Smith Eresed
Tresa. Engle
BK Andrews- Fenton F.C. Newel
Garfield
Henry Belles
Germs
Houry Meree Germania
Lesi Greenwood
H. Sheridan Grant
Korres Harrison
Sherman Hebron
Vere
Irvington
Ps. Love Ledyard
Love Rock Op T
Salisbury Lincoln
Eeedol Stewart
Latts Creel
Funk
Luverne
Lichty
Plum Creek
Reardon Portland
ML Shachter
Prairie
G. B. Ludwig
Ranweserve
Frank Froetus
Riverdale
Seneca
Casper Waldbel Winkl Sexton
Henry Alan Sherman
MT. Raton Springfield
HH. Stolte - Swen
Jon Rorrect Vrion
Ed Goetseh
Wesley
Whittemore
S. Cullen
I. M. Finnell
County Central Com
Algonaca
U. G. Surta
Democrats Call Caucuses and County Convention
A countywide appeal urges Democrats to attend caucuses and send delegates to the county convention. In precincts without caucuses, Democrats are asked to meet at 4 p m on Monday July 29 at their usual place to elect a precinct chairman and select delegates for the coming year.
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Frost Ward
Algona
Durdall
C. Bryson
Sxconp
Courier
T. Suuney
Patna
Third Ward
J. Murrayn
Fovurrn Wann
J. Wesprice
Sherman
M.J. Kelen
Fprannie
Democrats
Preirie
St. Benedict
G. B. Ludwig
Axion
Center School
Ed Goatsch
Ramsey
Center School House
Frank Froebie
Crresco
Parson’s School House
M. J. Jones
Chm
Coyle Elected Judge Amid Spirit Lake Convention
The Spirit Lake judicial convention in Humboldt County nominated Coyle for judge after a drawn out process among eight counties. Delegates, lawyers, and cliques met at Emmetsburg and Spirit Lake, casting 838 ballots before Coyle was chosen, effectively elected. The piece argues Democrats cannot realistically oppose the choice.
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Coyle
Humboldt
Spirit Lake
Emmetsburg
Fragmentary Political Caption Reflects Party Loyalty Issue
The text notes voters often stick to party lines regardless of a candidate's merit, a trend demonstrated in the Fourteenth Judicial district. It highlights the tension between party loyalty and evaluating candidates.
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Nto
Fourteenth Judicial District
Bryan on 1900 silver question and world affairs
The piece critiques Mr. Bryan for repeating the 1900 silver plank while noting the metal’s price shift has removed the issue. It praises his honesty and calls him a potential president, then discusses global tensions involving Mohammedan uprisings and European powers, including Britain, India, and a British rule essay by Bryan.
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Mr. Bryan
Londo
Cordier
Bryan
Fife
Brean
United States
India
Bridget Muggins Attacks Again in Advance Letter
The Germania Record notes Bridget Muggins remains active on earth and authored another epistle to the Advance last week. It suggests Ben may have been drinking a new brand on the 4th to produce yet another conglomeration of words.
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Bridget
Germania
Bridget Muggins
Ben
Peter Hans Hurt In Barn Accident At Germania Farm
Peter Hans sustained a severe laceration to his right little finger when it was caught in ropes and pulleys while placing hay at his farm northwest of town. Dr Waud dressed the injured finger and expects it to heal in fairly good condition.
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Peter Hans
Germania
Henry Dreyer Hurt In Wagon Accidents At Creamery
Fenton reporter notes Henry Dreyer was thrown from a wagon while returning home from the creamery. He had no seat and sat on a butter milk barrel. a wrist bone was broken. The accident was severe for his age but not fatal. The ad mentions a 18 month old Shetland pony For Saig Fine price and particulars to office.
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Henry Dreyer
Fenton
Dreyer
Local Happenings in Algona and Nearby
Local brief notes recount residents moving to Algona from surrounding areas, visits from relatives, and several travel plans. It mentions a hospital stay for Mrs. Sparks after an injury, a death in Emmetsburg, a land trade involving Wm. Galbraith, and political commentary by Col. Raymond on 1908 Republican prospects. A court case in Sexton covers an assault and battery verdict fining Ed Johnson.
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Col. Raymond
Hampton
Algona
Cummins
Roosevelt
Bryan
Squire Taylor
C. W. Blake
Near Sexton
Ed Johnson
Sexton Bank
Blake
Johnson
Harrington
Hedrick Resigns Fort Worth Bank to Lead Omaha Lender
Frank Hedrick resigns as president of Stock Yards National Bank Fort Worth and will assume cashiership of Union Stock Yards National Bank Omaha. The Omaha bank boasts $400,000 capital and deposits over $4,000,000. He will transfer August 1. The Fort Worth Daily Star lauds his career and social skill, noting his rapid rise from Iowa banking beginnings to leadership roles across multiple banks before coming to Fort Worth eighteen months ago.
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Frank Hedrick
Stock Yards National Bank of
Fort Worth
Texas
Union Stock Yards National Bank of Omaha
The
Fort Worth Daily Star
Hedrick
Algona
Iowa
First National Bank
Indiana Territory
First National Bank of Medial
Bank Leader Expands Stock Yards Deposits and Profits
The Stock Yards National Bank increased deposits from about $300,000 to over $1,000,000 under his leadership, becoming the fourth national bank in the area in that regard. Undivided profits rose by $10,000, and the list of accounts more than doubled during his tenure.
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Stock Yards National Bank
Swea City News Sports and Local Notes Update
Swea City report covers a close baseball game where Armstrong’s team led 5 to 3 until the ninth, then lost 7 to 5. Thursday bones unearthed hint at Dubuque mysteries from 1842. Community news lists field day committees, school hiring, travel, business moves, and a $25 injury gift from Bancroft Register to Mrs. Sparks after an accident at Gerled.
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Armstrong
Fred Miehe
Dubuque
Northwest
South Dakota
A. L. Anderson
Jos. J. Sherman
R. W. Peet
A. T
Nebraska
W.R. Peet
Excelsior Springs
C. R. van Vorhis
Geddies
Chicago
Bert Kelley
Esmond
C. P. Davis
Bert
Hawks
Forest City
Dan Frisby
A. Stooley
Lark Reynolds
Maud Sherman
Des Moines
Mason City
David Eckholm
Eagle Grove
Patterson and Son
Bancroft Register
CG. A. Sparks
Gerled
Bancroft
Outing Shoes Advertised by J A Brownell Company
A vintage advertisement promotes Women's Outing Shoes for tennis golf sea shore yachting camping and general outings. It lists tan leathers canvas coolie cloth linen buckskin options with rubber soles or hand turned heavy soles and prices from 1.00 to 3.00. The ad highlights Sign Big White Boot Exclusive Shoes and Hosiery.
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J. A. Brownell Shoe Co
One Man: Versatile Farm and Shop Workman
A worker handles multiple tasks across farm and shop roles. On the farm he pumps water shells corn grinds feed churns butter runs separators saws wood. In the shop he operates printing presses emery wheels lathes and ventilating fans.
Satisfied users praise 2 hp Fairbanks gas engine
A series of testimonials from users including Jon Harrus, Wm FY Meruine, Vincent Bros, Cons H Tayor, and H C Knamp. They report reliable cold weather performance, easy starts, minimal repairs, and suitability for bottling works, ice cream factory, meat market, and windmill pumping. The engine powers water pumps, carbonator, bottle washer, freezer, crusher, and cream separator.
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Fairbanks
Jon Harrus
Algona Bottling Works
Vincent Bros
H. Taynor
H. C. Knamp
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Hinchon & Finnell
Tam
Democratic Centraty Convention
B Leste
England
Turkey
Egypt
Europe
Bro. White
Earl Nauilain
Miss Fisther Booth of
Rockton Th
J. E. Dodee
W. D. Nugent
Mrs. Gleason
Love League
George Henry Scribner
Jessie Edna Hart
John Tiede
Gusta Schipul
H. J. Wilson
Jd. W. Robinson
Cedar Falls
Geo. BR. Morton
Homer Horton
Howard Wallace
Colorado
Douglas Wallace
A. E. Kennedy
Estancia
N. M
W. H. Horan
Wisconsin
L. H. Mayne
Serrow
Samuel
F. Hedrick
Omaha
Swea City News
M. J. Humphrey
Geders
Grocery Department
John Gofders
Jack of All Trades
Spurbeck-Lambert Co
Le'9
Patterson & Son
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