Myons Convier subscription rates listed by Winchon Winnell
Subscription rates for Myons Convier appear from Winchon and Winnell. The notice lists prices for one year one copy and shorter terms though text is fragmented and some figures are unclear.
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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
2
Subscription rates for Myons Convier appear from Winchon and Winnell. The notice lists prices for one year one copy and shorter terms though text is fragmented and some figures are unclear.
Republican readers are told Law 4 candidate for clerk of Kossuth County district court, Burt, April 7, 1902. A tale derides a St Louis girl who risked her life to be saved by Capt Hobson, tempered by a French tale of a glove and a lion den. Ex Governor Boutwell leaves the Republican party and aligns with Democrats over imperialism. Democratic county convention set for Aug 27. precinct chairs replaced. strong caucus urged. Corydon’s Capt J N McClanahan, a prominent politician, recently suffered a bad handshake incident.
A man’s reckless handshake caused multiple fractures in his hand followed by a cancerous growth that led to amputation. The writer laments citizens losing limbs to too warm political greetings, urging caution in public ceremonies.
A. D. Clarke and partners open Clarke National Bank of Minneapolis at Fourth and Wichelet with $200000 capital. C. S. Kellogg to cashier and L. Williams as vice president. Another bank, First National of New Salem, SD, with Charles Kellogg as cashier, aims to handle land leases and sales. Clarke plans further ventures while praising Barr and other associates.
Ralph W. Hays & Co. of Eagle Grove will assume possession of the Algona Advance around the first of the month. The new owner, a veteran newspaper man, will move to Algona and oversee operations, likely leading to Reed stepping down as editor after an adjustment period. Reed has had a demanding year but is credited with solid performance amid labor and anxieties, and may return to papers in some capacity later.
A telegram intended for E E Bowyer misidentifies a North Dakota address and reaches Bowyer in Minnesota. He learns the message is likely aimed at E B Lashaar after checks with a hotel man and operator. Bowyer races toward Balfour and then St Paul seeking the sick recipient while a betrothed young woman also hurries toward him.
County Attorney Cohenour prosecuted Christ Buettscher John A Johnson and Frank Buarser for habitual drunkenness in Bancroft. They were convicted and sentenced to one year in the Mt Pleasant inebriate asylum, with parole possible after 380 days if reformed. They must file monthly sworn statements to the governor proving sobriety and avoidance of drunkards. A prior case in Forest City involved N Bidne, sentenced to the hospital for drunkards once the facility is ready.
Delos H. Setchell died last Saturday at his home after a brief illness. Born in Bainbridge New York he would have turned 78 on August 30. A Wyoming Seminary graduate he pursued Greek and Latin studies and married Martha Hawley. He taught in Berwick and other towns before moving west and settling in Kossuth County in 1872. He leaves two daughters Mrs J R Jones and Miss Cora Setchell and his wife. He was a studious man devoted to natural science and astronomy with strong interest in the hereafter.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the deceaseds house. Rev. Suckow conducted a fine discourse. The deceaseds brother from Chicago and his nephew Carl Setchell attended the services.
Patrick Soton died at his daughter Mrs. James McEnroe’s residence east of Algona after years of care with the McEnroe family. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States in 1861 and to Iowa in 1876. He would have been 87. Survived by two sons and four daughters, including Mrs. James McEnloe, Mrs. John O’Hara, and Mrs. Timothy Connell. a Dubuque Sister of Charity is noted as deceased. Funeral from the Catholic church followed by a large procession to the burial site. Mr. and Mrs. Connell of Monona attended.
A graveyard sexton recites in a somber voice as coffins pass. He proclaims his age and duty, gathering the dead in, promising order in death while the living linger. time will yield to a mightier final call.
A vintage ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as the sole global remedy for severe threat and lung troubles. It promises healing, inflammation relief, easy expectoration, and better sleep, urging readers to try one bottle from R. H. Millers and to obtain Green's Special Almanac. It also notes A. D. Clarke & Co. offers five percent loans with optional yearly payments.
Classified notice advertises a two story brick store building for sale in Whittemore Iowa. It promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy and urges readers to contact Aug Fenske for details while mentioning R H Millers Drug Store and Green's Special Almanac.
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