25 Mar 1910
Page 10
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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
10
An advertisement invites readers to inspect a superb stock of wall papers for easy selection. It offers expert advice, notes a constant study of decorative schemes, and asserts high value regardless of price. The copy promises cream-of-the-line manufacturer papers and ideas even if not ready to paper.
Limited Early Murpock Dyrius Hymp raised north latitude tested 97 percent at agricultural school. Dakota corn sold two years, late planting June 20, maturing soon. Town Dent at 2.25 per bushel and corn at 3.75 per bushel. Fancy Clover and Timothy Seed 99 percent pure. Orders urged as supply exhausted. Farmers report seed corn viability after frost ranges 5 to 65 percent.
Juniors will orate at the Bryant building this afternoon. A sweep of notes covers visitors, local business talks, political plans, farm ventures, and a near miss railroad wreck near Livermoore, with residents cheering progress and reflecting on health and travel.
George Miller travels from his Minnesota home after learning his brother Louis Miller was murdered in Sanborn. Louis, 35, lived in Sacramento before visiting relatives. his severed neck and a possible knife wound lead investigators to question the crime scene. A ticket found on Louis suggests planning to return to California. Miller also learns his father in law dies during the aid effort.
John W Henry of Plum Creek dies at home after years of struggle with drink. Born in Elkhart Indiana in 1841 he was 66 or 67. A landowner north of Algona he lived at Plum Creek station and was found dead at his table. Burial was held last Monday conducted by Rev Holmes. survivors include his son in law Mr Miller and daughter Mrs Gee Miller.
Money in sugar beets drew comments from H I Andrege and C Frieden of West Bend during a visit to Algona. Andrege reported last year’s crop netted over 86 dollars per acre but harsh haul distances will limit planting to two acres this year. Rumors place Ottosen planting around 1000 acres with several farmers named for specified acreages. Ottosen may push for a local sugar beet factory as a future goal. Andrege also notes his 14 by 30 silo costing 270 dollars, and announces millinery apprenticeships at Mrs Jas Taylor's shop. Continues with potatoes from Red River Valley and loan offers.
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