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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

3

Carroll Beats Garst in 1910 Primary Victory Amid Party Turmoil

The 1910 Republican primary ends with Carroll the standpat candidate defeating insurgent Garst by about 5000. Prouty defeats Hull for Congress, and insurgents claim to have captured the party organization. In Kossuth County Algona dominates ticket choices while several precincts’ ballots await court orders to open sealed sacks. Close races include Norton, Anderson, Brunson, Vinson, and Van Ness with recounts possible. Democratic candidates include Hall for sheriff and Guderian for recorder with a July 2 convention expected to complete the ticket.

Republican Party Carroll Garst Prouty Hull Congress Smith Byers Kossuth County Algona Board of Supervieors Algona Thirdard Greenwood Lone Rock Riverdale Wesley Rutchine Norton Anderson Brunson Vinson van Ness C. T. Dodd W. J. Guderian J. H. Sheridan J. H. Dunn H. J. McCheaney CG. E. Heise F. C. Newel Olof Pearson W. T. Hall H. J. McChesney J. L. Bonar

Midnight Barn Fires Raise Suspicion Of Incendiary Causes

A series of barn fires near South Tivington and nearby towns prompts caution as farm buildings burn overnight. Thomas Chilton loses his barn, horses, harness, and tools with some insurance settlement already paid. Chilton suspects no smoking and notes a recent dispute with a junk gatherer. Authorities acknowledge similar blazes in Emmetsburg Fort Dodge Ringsted and Johansen incidents, urging farmers to keep barns clean and free of matches while experts weigh possible causes and dismiss blanket incendiary theories.

South Tivington Thomas Chilton Peter Hadley Johansen Mr. Johansen Aome

Sale in Grant Prompts Webster City Visitor

Ny McAninch of Webster City came Saturday to look after farm matters and visit friends in Grant. John Hill of Roland moved here and will occupy the year. The price noted was 80 dollars and the event involved about 80 friends.

Grant Sween City McAninch Webster City John Hill Roland

Bad smashup on Main Street injures Miss Hopp

Last Thursday night a buggy collision occurred on Main Street when a team driven by the Bahting boys collided with JN Anderson who was accompanied by Miss Esther Hopp. Miss Hopp was thrown from the buggy and injured. Anderson's buggy was badly smashed. Blame could not be determined.

Burt Monitor JN Anderson Esther Hopp Miss Hopp Mr. Anderson

Hagenbeck Wallace Shows Promise Grand Amusement World

The Hagenbeck Wallace Shows present a vast moving city of entertainment featuring a three ring circus a world famed trained animal display with African lions Bengal tigers and other wild species a dazzling parade and European novelty acts an Oriental exposition and a diverse troupe of performers making a grand holiday spectacle.

Far East

Dairy Meetings Attended by State Dairy Leaders in Algona

A series of dairy meetings will be held in Burt, Ledyard, Wesley, and Algona from the 21st to the 24th, featuring top dairy experts from Iowa and beyond. The Algona program includes a full timetable with talks on marketing dairy products, crop rotation, soil fertility, creamery organization, dairy inspection, and keeping cows for profit, followed by addresses from university and state officials.

Burt Ledyard Wesley Algona G. T, Guthrie Ames John. Thompson Hoitor Farmers’ Tribune A. H. Snyder H. G. van Pelt C. P. ‘Thompson

Death of Michael Healy Fort Dodge Citizen and Soldier

Michael Healy of Fort Dodge dies at about midnight after a long life marked by military service in the Mexican frontier and Civil War era, a respected citizen with four sons and five daughters. He served as county treasurer, ran a law and real estate office, and remained active in temperance work. He leaves a wife who predeceased him and sons including Thomas D., mourned by a broad family and Fort Dodge community. Funeral held at Corpus Christi with burial beside wife and son.

Michael Healy Fort Dodge The Courier Ireland America Boston Regular Army Watertown Mass Massachusetts Allamakee County Iowa Lincoln Harpers Ferry Lansing Thomas D Thomas Elizabeth Charity Philadelphia Michael Emerald Isle Southland Healy Matthew J. W. Hinchon Algona Edward McGeough Waukon J. H., Murphy Owatonna Miny Walter Vaughan Lyons Thomas Joyce University of Michigan Corpus Christi Saunders Corpus Christi Cemetery

Devine Purchases Knowles Homestead Near Livermore

Frank Devine has bought the A. A Knowles homestead south of Livermore, a prime Humboldt county farm of about 188 acres at 90 dollars per acre. He recently sold his own place in a big sale and taxes period, plans to make the Knowles residence his home with possession next March. Ed and Henry Messrs.

Iowa Livermore Frank Devine Humboldt County A. A Knowles Knowles Messrs Henry

Knowles Partnership Closes Up Stock Interests by Fall

Knowles are at present in partnnershi in stock interests on the place, which they will now have to close up by fall and' make other arrangements. Mr. Devine has returned to Texas and ex pects to be here with his family by June 16th, and will then occupy the old Hiscrodt residence, in which Geo. "'Purnpr is at present living

Former Fenton resident writes from Germany on romance

Herman Schuelke, a former Fenton youth now in Germany, wrote to local friends after years away. He inquires about a woman he was once intimate with, who is now married. The Schuelke family moved to Kansas a decade ago. Mrs Schuelke has died. Herman plans a possible visit next summer.

Fenton Herman Schuelke Herman Schuelke Juyons Kansas

Boosting the Dairy Business in Burt June 21 Event

Burt Monitor reports T. J. Julian of Algona promoting a dairy convention to be held in Burt on June 21. Prominent local dairymen are expected, with a good program and music. J. H. Graham will clear out the implement house. the all day meeting aims to attract shoppers with strong town advertisement.

Burt Monitor T. J. Julian Algona Burt Julian Towa J. H. Graham

Smashup near Elvidge place injures Burt Monitor party

Burt Monitor GK Green and Archie Foster were hurt in a Friday afternoon buggy crash near the Wm Elvidge place. Editor F W Albee was in the same auto and controlled the frightened horse. Foster and Green jumped from the buggy while Albee stopped the animal. Foster explains the buggy is no place for him and his refusal to crack a joke.

Burt Monitor GK. Green Archie Foster F. W. Albee Elvidge Place Foster Mr. Green Albee Mr. Foster

Burlingame in Livermore Eyes Montana Fortune

Algona banker Burlingame, who helped at the Bank of Livermore for months, visited town yesterday between trains and says he heads west next Tuesday to seek his fortune with his eye on Montana. Money to loan for farms at percent with optional payments. Hurcison and Gilmore.

Montana Livermore Gazette Burlingame Algona Bank of Livermore

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Progressives Kossuthara Hutchins, Anderson, Brunson Worton Auderion Miss Dodd Recorder Dolliver Three Ring Citeus J. J. Ross Muste H. F. Luick Cc. BN Curtis Dean Town Agricultural College W. B. Barviey State Dairy and Food Commissioner WanTep Julius Wingert Hobart Kossuth Wilfrid P. Jones Joan A. Dy Cuargn & Co A. D. Clarke & Co Huenhold McGregor Strest Michael Heay Hurcuison & Gilmore Eldom Stevens Crash Suarés
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