Local political notices and small ads in Algona Iowa
A cluttered column shows multiple candidates announcing for County Auditor Recorder Sheriff and Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket for Kossuth County with June primaries and June deadlines. Also singles out farm items for sale two for sale notices and a found glove. Includes short notes on eggs for hatching and a few local names.
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Kossuth County
Roy Moulds
J. A. Frech
al Stable
Deere Spreader Promises Easy Farm Labor Savings
An early John Deere spreader advertises increased crop production with minimal labor. It boasts a simple rear axle drive, no clutches or chains, ball bearing eccentrics, and a quick straw attachment for fast, efficient spreading across all straw types.
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John’ Deere
John
Algona Man Objects to Ingham Editorial
W A Hoskins of Algona objects to Des Moines Register editor Harvey Ingham on Ireland's home rule, arguing Ireland deserves self government and criticizing the portrayal of Irish grievances as mere wartime opportunism. He cites Ireland's long history, wartime contributions, and parliamentary struggles to defend Ireland's right to vote on home rule.
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Algona Man
Ingham
W. A. Hoskins
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register
Mr. Hoskins
Register
Algona
Iowa
Ireland
England
Cittinda
Australia
Canada
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Serbia
Wagland
Scotland
House of Commons
House of Lords
Mr. Ding
Hobart Farmers Agree On Co operative Elevator
Hobart farmers held a meeting to organize a cooperative elevator. Geo Baier elected temporary chairman Walter Schoby temporary secretary. They voted nearly unanimously to form the organization with capital stock of 25000 and 20000 paid in before operations begin. A committee including Merrow Schoby and Jacob Winket will draft articles and confer with Frank Myers of Fort Dodge before next steps.
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Hobart
Geo. Baier
Walter Schoby
Underwood
M. Merrow
Chester
Schoby
Jacoh
Snderpanton Asi
Frank
Myers
Fort Dodge
Farmers’Grisin'Dealers Association
Yowa
E-Farmers
All Peace With County Agent Request
A fragmented OCR item notes county agent involvement in a request. It references a person named Ron Rane and an agent role. Details are unclear but imply official outreach or guidance from agricultural authorities.
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ALL Pease
Ron Rane
War Aid In Agriculture Aims To Secure Seed Stock
Effort focuses on locating seed in advance of stock secured by the government. These are wartime auxiliaries of Brent importance. Each participant will do his duty for self and cooperate for others. Winning the corn fight this year aids the larger struggle overseas.
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Brent
Poultry Boosters Meet in Opera House Friday
Last Friday afternoon at the Call Opera House the poultry boosters heard two addresses by Prof. Peters of the U S Department of Agriculture and Prof. Bittenbender of Iowa State College. The meeting urged breeding pure stock, balanced rations and tankage for eggs, and stressed increasing U S poultry as a vital meat and egg source.
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Call Opera House
Peters
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bittenbender
Iowa State College
County War Poultry Commission
Kossttth
Nolte
Wentworth
United States
England
Chas
F. Nolte
Kossuth. Co
Wak Boulhily
Poem Snippet Reflects Frustration With War Talk
The verse rows at Kipling homage with profane interjections and hostile lines. It depicts anger toward pacifists and politicians, criticizing war talk, slander, and public rhetoric while lamenting national rhetoric and hypocrisy.
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