Algona Conviet and Perennial War Era Commentary
A chaotic clipping reviews Peru’s financial woes and the dwindling value of diplomacy, noting Peru’s minister to Washington being recalled. It also critiques Root’s keynote and Roosevelt era policies, questions ship funding, and mentions seal bone deposits, along with a local crime note about J W Rhodes of Waterloo facing charges for an attempted kiss.
Voices favor caucus over executive in protests
The public voice favors the caucus and convention system over the president. They view the German submarine policy as overly aggressive and risky for the United States. Many think a caution to Americans about sailing on armed ships would not surrender rights or dignity and is a prudent step echoed by other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Washington
Federico Alonso Peret
Legation
Root
Wilson
Belgium
Theodore Roosevelt
Korea
Japan
Mr. Root
United States
Columbia
Roosevelt
Redfield
Pribilof Islands
North Pacific
Pacific Coast
Germany
Larrabee Adopts Advisement on Congress Run
Fred Larrabee reports from California that he will run for congress only after studying the matter under advisement. The piece notes Representative Frank P. Woods may be returning home, signaling an imminent official announcement as Larrabee pauses before making a public decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Fred Larrabee
California
Congress
Frank P. Woods
Mr. Larrabee
Happily Married in Bancroft and Algona
On Wednesday morning at the Catholic church Ed Schlindewein of Bancroft married Cecelia Dailey of Algona with Father Halpin officiating. Broomman Ed Zigrang and bridesmaid Alma Oliver attended. a wedding march by Zita Quinn and Leo Dailey preceded a Lizzie Holtzbauer solo. A crowd witnessed the ceremony and a dinner followed at the bride’s home. the Courier extends best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schlindewein
Bancroft
Cecelia Dailey
Algona
Halpin
Ed Zigrang
Alma Oliver
Zita Quinn
Leo Dailey
Lizzie Holtzbauer
C. M. Dailey
Death of James A. Orr Shocks Algonians
Jim Orr known as James A Orr died after facial cancer surgery at Cherokee. He was about 75, a Civil War veteran, lived in Mason City with his wife and two children, and had worked as a painter. Burial in Algona today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Orr
Algona
Doings in Court Shows Mixed Civil Rulings and Recovery
The Delaney-Derby drainage case ended with a $3 600 verdict for the plaintiff after a two day trial, against a $4 000 claim and a prior $1 060 board award. An equity suit against Susie E Ryan et al. involved Frank Wartman and family finances, ending in a tentative settlement after hours of discussion. Several default judgments followed, including Lett Spencer Smith Co. v F M Gerleman for $180 plus costs, and Nielsen Bros. & Co. v Will Hite for $45. Drainage matters, including Board of Supervisors cases and Drainage Dist No 81, were consolidated. Farmera Fenton Savings Bank v Jon De Lant resulted in a default judgment for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaney-Derby
Board of Supervisors
Blanch May Wartman
Susie E. Ryan
Frankartman
Chia Town
Mra
Sam Drake
J. J. Ryan
Lett, Spencer, Smith Co
F. M. Gerleman
Costa
Schumpp Ve Kreiger
Nielsen Bros. & Co
Will Hite
Ed Looft
Looft
Mann Auto Co
Viese Auto Co
Conte
F. E
W. R. Jacobs
G. A. Malone
A. J. Bacon
Harton
Halsey
Board of Supervisors and Drainage Dist
Farmera Fenton ‘Savings Bank
Jon de Lant
Olinger Announces Voice and Piano Lessons for March
Mildred Olinger, noted voice and piano teacher, plans March lessons with fees of one dollar for voice and seven cents for piano. Misa Olinger will also offer song recital and concert services for social events in the afternoon and evening. Residence listed as Mia Org Wood on State Street. Pettibone and Ludwig, local farm implement dealers at the old Johnson stand near the courthouse, announce openings in their advertising. Residents of Algona and Kananth counties are described as well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Olinger
Misa Olinger
Mia. Org
Wood On
State Street
Pettibone & Ludwig
Johnson
Court House
Algona
Kananth County
A Trip to Honolulu on the Wilhelmina Matson liner
A passenger account from February 9 1916 aboard the Matson Navigation Wilhelmina from San Francisco to Honolulu. Describes the ship’s size, safety features, and the six day Pacific voyage with companions from Algona and Los Angeles, the wireless news service, and a moonlight promenade with Hawaiian Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiLuechina
Matson Line
San Francisco
Honolulu
Matson’ Navigation Company
Matsonia
Lusitania
Goat Island
Aleatros
Golden Gate
Broad Pacific
Marconi Press
Newaboy
Chicago
London
Algona
Emerson
Pacific Ocean
Prasengera
Sand Terndon
Thir Ik
Getti P
Teddy
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J.W. Rhodes
Waterloo
Wm. Bunce
Laporte City
Laport
Mrs. Bunce
Courier J
M. B. Pitt
Logan
Iowa
Warren Garet
Garet
Pitts
Cosson
Times
Cass
Pitt
Harding
Ahad Jt
Bse
James A. Orr
Plymouth Rock
Louis Larsgn
Rea
Doabesre
Rory
J. T. Chrischilles
Pacific
Wilhelmina
Minnesota
Plum Creek Station
Sir William VIII
Shropshire
Rock Island
Fred W. Peck
Matern & Kunz
C. 5
Mortagh
Neo
Wesley
Shetland
Horn Bulls