Real estate transfers reported by Crose office
Weekly abstract listing of transfers including Lindberg to Murtagh. Weimer to Holiseher. Bank Ledyard to Weimer. various filings across Algona area. Names include Gardner Cowles et al, Fred Robcue, Michael Suan, Scott, Sjogren, Nielsen, Lund, Reints, Ferguson. Several parcels described with townships and lot references, totals and prices partially shown, miscellaneous notes and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Crose
Lindberg
EI Murtagh
Ueien
Gardner Cowles
Eake
Weimer
State Bank
Ledyard
Barrett
Monson
Fred Rob Cue
U Kors
Pile Algor
Au Kehled
Michael Suan
Fenton
Mioturn
Tivenen
Ferguson
Algona
Nicholson
Lund
Yp Haucroft Aerers
Reysen
Unies
Ena
Emma
Dormoy
HOBYS
Ong BRS BOK Tea Trade Note Lands on Record
A fragmentary entry records a trade note identified as Ong BRS BOK with figures showing 4000 at 1330 and 4000 again, indicating a monetary or quantity listing in a catalog or ledger. The readable data points suggest a financial or commodity transaction tied to the entry.
Wood For Sale And Medical Cure Inquiry
Advertisement lists wood for sale with low prices and includes a letter from PETER WINSEL. It also invites readers to respond about Green's August Flower for indigestion and liver troubles, offering a free book and promising results or a refund if not cured, signed by R. H. Minter and G. G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Minter
G.G. Green
Woudbuary
N. J
Whittemore Notes Highlight Local Deals and Doings
J A Swanson buys multiple lots in Inghams addition to build a summer home. Referee court deliberations touch Farmers Exchange Society affairs as John Cullen is named bankruptcy trustee. Whittemore wind disrupts trees, a notable wedding is anticipated, and August Fenske continues active in real estate. Local figures Tim Ryan, Mike Liddy and Carmody appear in varied community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swanson
Ingham
W.T. Oliver
Silas Roupe
Tim Ryan
Tin
Joe DeGraw
Thos Carmody
John Shaible
Farmers’ Exchange Society
Mike Liddy
New York
Jas. Nolan
Marla Ryan
Chicago
Ryans
Whittemore
John Cullen
Farmers’ Exchange Society of
Cullen
Fenske
Gus
Carmody
State Bank
Farleys
Kentucky
Burt Farmers Exchange prospers at annual meeting
The Farmers Exchange held its annual meeting at McDonald's hall last Saturday to hear manager Mr. Hanna's report. Thomas Hanna was elected chairman and W A Chipman secretary. Stockholders attended, routine business was transacted, and the report showed profits after settling debts over one thousand dollars. The meeting ended with favorable remarks on Hanna's management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald’s Hall
Hanna
Thomas Hanna
W. A. Chipman
Burt Exchange
Burt
W. P. McDonald
Mr. Stoughtenburg
Mr. Day
W. F P. Jones
den Paine
Dr. Peters
Peter Krieth
August Bailing
Mrs. Wagner
Geo. Allen, Sr
Levi Toothbman
William Bletch
M. L. Godden
Ellis MacWhorter
Hugh McDonald
Ladies’ Club
Masonic Lodge
Dewel
Towa
Portland
Frank Allan
Dubuque
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Iowa
Frank
Call and Sioux City Move Sparks New Career Hopes
George Call, once a prominent Algona banker and investor, has moved to Sioux City and declares it his new home. He plans to base his activities there, possibly investing in real estate and seeking a suitable residence. Reports of him joining a local bank leadership were denied by officers. He aims to establish a home first while evaluating opportunities in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Myr Cal
Algona
Call
Mr. Call
Kansas City
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Tius
Vot
Lang & Jones
Charley James
SK Rutherfort
Court House
State Street
Cat
Woodford
Wheeler & Tompkins
BOK
Bao
Dr. Ripke
Peter Winsel
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Pouar
W. T. Bourne & Son
Haurney-Roynton Land Co., St. Vat
Minn
W. V. Carson
Sale
Hoan 16
Alona State Bank
Algona, Lowa
Port Huron
Beast
Wen
A. Rutherford
Geo
Boyle
Whittemore News
Bart News
Wm. C. Steele
Percales
Madras
Brisste
Wun. C. Steele
the New Clothier
John Galbraith
Algona Lowa
Uuu Oe
Call and
Miller
ICA Akes
Seid
Cade
Standard Oil CO
Minnesota
The
Algona Milling & Grain Co
A. Cordingley
Mgr
Clarke & CO
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