Algona News Highlights From Local Visit and Notices
John Giegel of Monroe Wisconsin visits his Algona relatives while Dr OBrien of Emmetsburg brings a patient for surgery. Various local moves visits travel and church notices fill the week with Knights of Columbus initiation and Thanksgiving services. farm sales, business trips, and regional connections weave through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Giegel
Monroe
Wis
Frank
O'Brien
Emmetsburg
Algona Jhat
F. L Powell
Fair St
Local notes and travel hints from Algona area
Alfred Matson and family head to Denver for the winter while Mr and Mrs Archie Hutchison visit Fort Dodge by rail. S.C. Krosch of near Elmore arrives in Algona on business for an overnight stay. Sudmeier from Dubuque county, formerly Bancroft, visits Kosuth on business. Arthur Ferguson returns from Louisiana and reports favorable conditions there. Unclaimed mail listed for several residents. Titonka post office will be quit by January first after sixteen years. no replacement from the local Democrat party. Zita Quinn and Frances Malone depart for Cornell to visit relatives and possibly Mrs Burke at Marion. Corn from abroad ships to Algona, fetching 65 to 67 cents per bushel, all shelled. Claims totaling $6350 filed against NW railroad for passenger clothing damage from eggs and tomatoes thrown during the Algona-Clarion game. sent to Agent Mandhebk for collection efforts. local action not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geis Botsford
Des Moines
George Hamilton
John
George
EB. H. Reaser
The
New York Life
Mr. Reaser
Miss Dodd
Mason City
Squire Crowell
A. Peterson
California
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Long Beach
Knights of Columbus
Algona
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Booker’ T. Washington
Garner
S. E. McMahon
Mac
John Alt
Stephen
Minn
John Gerber
South Cresco
Indiana
Greece
Humboldt County
Association of Kossuth
la- Verne
Kossuth Hoya
Corwith
Archie Hutchison
S.C. Krosch
Near Elmore
Mr. Sudmeier
Dubuque County
Bancroft
Kosauth
Arthur Ferguson
Louisiana
Bro. Wolfe
Titonka
Zita Quinn
Frances Malone
Cornell
Dorothy
Donald Hutchison
W. H. Burke
Marion
Kansas
Railread
Algona Boys
Mandhebk
Governor Philipp defends Thanksgiving proclamation in Wis
Governor Philipp responds to Madison ministers who criticized his Thanksgiving day proclamation for omitting the word God. He likens the complaint to an old school master’s daily prayer and stresses that providence refers to God. He says ministers serve as public officers for all people, not just their flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisan
Wis
Madison
Philipp
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A. J. Keen
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Eyat
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Renwick
Erdndson
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Battle Creek
Mich
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Arend Hanken
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Mra. Hardman
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Mr. Staley
Mise Nelann
Jas. Taylor
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Misa Jennie Riley
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Mise Ella Hemfling
John E McEnroe
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Arthur Brooke
Boone
Walter Scott
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Julia Schicht
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B P. Richardson
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Christ
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St. Benedict
John M. Witte
B A. Erdman
Paul
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A. L Perry
Algona Hospital
Cr. Royster
Maggie Simon
Weat Bend
Clyde Hull
Fergon
Robertson & Waddel
Lloyd Gross
Plum Creek Township
Swift
Charley Bebout
Texas
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Bebout
Theodore Goeders
Spokane
John Buchanan
Hig
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Jacob Diehl
Peter Erpelding
Thig Place
Rapeigeo
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Bet Lake
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Emmetaharg
Jand
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Alfred Matson
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Emil R Lank
J. B. Morton
Ed Peterson
Geo. Stoner
LeRoy Schneider
Lee
Pater
Aesamery Ors
Avon Aa
O. J. Stephenson
Edison
R. A. Miller
Algona Manufacturing Company
F. S. Norton
Steil
Aki
Col
Evana
Mioton
Nellu
Prince
Sardi
Chickasaw Oseuth
Eesti
Ana Ing
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