Public Sale At Farm Near Sioux Falls October 3 1905
Public sale at the Bairds' residence two miles south of the fair grounds on Saturday October 3 1905 at 10 a m. Selling eleven horses cattle hogs and extensive farm machinery with free lunch and terms of sale one year on approved notes. Auctioneers L W Larson assisted by B Lannens. Also notes on land for sale and rental opportunities nearby.
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Duroc Jersey
Thos
Sarah Baird
L. W. Larson
B. Lannens
Sioux Falls
S. D
B. J. Murraci
Depositions in Boone Suit Highlight Traveling Salesman Case
Attorney J W Harper of Boone took depositions in a Boone trial linked to a publishing house’s action against a former salesman who sold school supplies to Ramsey township in 1906 under misrepresentations. Local notes report property purchases, relocations, land deals, and community visits across Bancroft, West Bend, Ledyard, and surrounding towns.
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J%. W. Harper
Boone
Ramsey Township
Dairy Convention Draws Crowd at Algona Picnic
Attendees filled the Algona dairy convention now held at the courthouse due to chill. Prof Van Pelt from Ames dairy farm and Dr Woods of Mankato spoke on feed and care, breed selection, and market strategies. They noted price relations, cows yielding butter and milk, and the shift toward dairy cattle as land values rise.
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Chris Godfredson
Berney Brink
John Y T. Sudmeier
Dyersville
Milner
N. D
Brink
Mr. Godfredson
North Dakota
Gev. K. Green
Broadwell House
Dakota
Bancroft
Mrs. Campbell
Whittemore
Staley
John Barth
Alex Barth
Holton
Mich
Winkel
Chubb and Sullivan
Algona
Albert Netring
Bedyard
John Broadwell
Spiring Lake
Algana
Fairgrounds
Court House
Prof
van Pelt
Ames
Dr. Woods
Mankato
Dewel
Washington
Wisconsin
Julian and
Ditch Dispute Between Board and Sternburg Over Drain 7
The Board of Supervisors and contractor Sternburg clash over drain No 7 in German township. Sternburg completed six miles but heavy rains filled the upper ditch with soil, hampering tiling and triggering payment dispute. An 80 percent progress payment sparking a $700 claim, leaving over $3000 unpaid. Both sides seek an amicable adjustment amid a tough drainage season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Sternburg
Ogren
Algona
Heise
German Township
Indiana
Why bankers should back a backstop for bank deposits
The Fenton Reporter argues for guaranteeing bank deposits, claiming a bidirectional duty exists between banks and borrowers. It contends honest banks would not be harmed by such a law, likening it to a public official bond, and asserts broad banker support despite it being a political issue.
Patton Delivers A Bright Character Show At Call
W B Patton draws strong audiences with his stage presence and authentic performance. The review lauds his John Daly style as among the best in local comedy and notes his role as Prof Steele a highlight. Engagement announced for Wednesday October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Patton
Uaint
Blockhead
Steele
Monnett to Aid Bryan in 1908 Campaign Tour
Francis S. Monnett former Ohio attorney general arrives in Chicago and says he will support the Democratic ticket now that Haskell has resigned as Democratic National Committee treasurer. He plans speeches in the Dakota Territory Montana and Colorado and promises to expose the American Woolen Mill Company and its control of wool markets. He questions enforcement of the Sherman law and criticizes Taft and the trust system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis S$. Monnett
Ohio
CG. N. Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Bryan
Haskell
Dakotas
Montana
Colorado
American Woolen Mill Company
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
Land
Standard Oil
Paft
Taft
Trusts
Mother of All
Sweet clover experiments at Humboldt college
A.D. Cromwell recalls J. N. Prouty’s two acre sweet clover plot and notes its high sugar and protein, livestock preference, and soil enrichment value. He warns sweet clover is easily killed and discusses harvesting timing, feeding trials, and economic potential for Humboldt county farms.
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Humboldt. Republican
Judge Quarton
Humbolt College
J. N. Prouty
Humboldt County
A.D. Cromwell
Broke His Neck Titania Tragedy Near Hancock County
An accident east of town on the country line Sunday killed E. Kettwick, 80, returning from church. As two vehicles traveled home from Wellner charge, a horse-driven buggy collision caused a crash on a grade near Elmer Grogs. Kettwick died instantly from a broken neck. others escaped with minor injuries.
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Titania
E. Kettwick
Wellner Charge
Hancock County
Kettwick
Mr. Kettwick
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the House of Kuppesheim
Chicago
B. Kuppenheimer & CO
Paine &Co Drug Re
Wesle
Peter Young
Cypress St
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Nicoulin
H. A. Barns
R. No, L
Paine
Paine & Co
Algona Hospital
J. M. Wolfe
Titonka
Iowa
O. A. Donnell
Hutchison & Gilmore
Oste
Ostermoor
TE. H. Reaser
E. H. Reaser
Ft 103
State ST
Kingsford
Pound packages—Inc
T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N
National Starch Co
the Bancroft News
Peter Mathias
St. Benedict
Wm. Hittenmiller
Hittenmiller
John Kennedy
Superior
E.M. Johnson
Newman
Zackeus Johnson
Chas Whitney
Big Dredze
Ele
Missouri
Farrell
Mason City
Jac Frech
Post Office O. K
Stevens
Livermore
Lyon of
Curlew
M. i. Church
Emma Kramer
Hazel Marcus
Ledyard
Lorenz Gish
West Band
J. F. Staley
Mary Keller
Louisiana
Kleins of
Seneca
Leo. Meliovon of
Tom Shermain
Win Stahl
Swea City
R. N. Bruer
Walters
Mrs. J. Koch
Wagle Grove
J.T. Sudmeter
Dave Smith
Irene
Boelene
Timothy
Kmonnett
West
Cromwell
Humboldt
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