WATERLOO QUASHED BY ALGONA HIGH IN FOOT BALL
Algona high school beat West Waterloo high school 13 to 2 in a rough season opener at the fair grounds. The Algona lineup included Mert Stephenson Alfred Kreseticky Carol Crane Russell Peterson Glen Naudain Gordon Kuhn Bryant Yee Glair Laird Lac Nugent Earl Wilson and Walter Barton. Prof Stone led the crowd with a tin horn and the cheering girls, while Waterloons were accused of dirty play despite the Algona victory.
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Algona High School
West Waterloo High School
Waterloons
Waterloo Boys
The
Courier
Stone
Usval
Ad Eval
Tom
Harry
Algona Boys
Vocaliata
Algona
Prof. Stone
Kresensky
Waterloo
Kodsuth
Blackhawk
Williamson
Mert. Stephenson
Alfred Kreseticky
Carol Crane
Russell Peterséon
Glen’: Naudain
Gordon,Kuhn
Bryant “Yee
Glair “Laird
Lac Nugent
Earl Wilson
Walter Barton
Miss Weiland Injured In Auto Accident At Wesley
Miss Anna Weiland teacher at Arthur Ward school sustained serious injuries Sunday evening when a car driven by George Larson, with Alfred Larson as passenger, overturned near Wesley and Plum Creek. The top and body were smashed and the young woman was thrown from the vehicle as Emil Johnson, John, and Chris Ahrens began a tour to the East for several states, planning to visit Sterling before returning. Kathryn Mahoney of Corwith visits H. C. Nelson home, while Mike and Leo McEnroe and sisters visited the Nelson and Ferrigan homes. Mrs Milton Fox visited friends Wednesday.
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Anna Weiland
Arthur Ward School
Miss Weiland
Alfred Larson
George Larson
Emil Johnson
John
Chris Ahrens
Pennsylvania
New York
Sterling
Ill
Insanity case and local happenings in Algona area
A troubled case emerges as Mrs. A. E. Pasley of Sherman township is deemed insane after a mother's complaint. Deputies and the commission decide to send her home, a hard call given her delicate state and six children. The report also notes sermons on demonology, a bull incident at the Raitt restaurant, travel news, farm losses from corn stalk disease, buck horn plantain in clover seed, and community items from Bancroft to Algona.
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A. E. Pasley
Sherman Township
Sampson
Pasley
Algona
Cheyenne
Kubn
ISU corn breeding effort yields surplus seed
Prof. Hughes of Iowa State College collaborated with the Mawdgleys to breed Silver King corn for higher yield. Over two years, selection narrowed to five top female rows and five male rows, with detasseling and careful seed saving. The recent season produced more seeds than the college can use, and the author seeks to sell some locally.
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Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Mawdgleys
Wall
Nedig
Four Old Settlers Called to Their Reward
Obituary notice recounts the death of Mrs James Reilly in Algona after a long Iowa life. Born Margaret Cullen in Ireland, she lived in Sherman township and Kossuth, later moving to Algona to be with her daughter. Surviving children include Peter, Mrs Morrin, James, M D, John, F E Wilson, C H, and J S. Funeral in Livermore Catholic church.
Death of Mrs Joseph Cink A Bohemian Born Settler
Mrs Joseph Cink aged 71 years 2 months died Sunday at 2 pm at her youngest son Frank’s home after living in Prairie township Kossuth county since 1879 Born Mary Fensl in Bohemia she came to America married Joseph Cink in Chicago 1871 They left five children Frank Joseph George Mrs A Miken and John All were present at her bedside Funeral held Tuesday from Wesley Catholic Church Described as a good wife and loving mother in obituary phase
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Sexton
Mary Fensl
Bohemia
America
Chicago
Kossuth
Prairie Township
Frank
Joseph
George
A. Miken
West Bend
John
Parker
Wesley
Death of Mr Frank Raney in Anamosa Iowa County
Frank Raney, a county native, died last Saturday in Anamosa after typhoid fever and a wandering illness. He left his work site, was treated at a hospital, and died within a week. He was brother to A J Raney of town C A Raney of Gim ore Will Raney of Luverne Randy of Butterfield and the local grocer. Funeral services were held at the Congregational Church with Taylor and Imes officiating. burial followed at Decent.
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Livermore
Algona
Des Moines
Mateon
Florida
Hollenbeck
Wesley
Westgate
Fayette’ County
Kunz Boys
Wesley Feito
Atétea
Des Moines Mo
Seriouness
Miga’ Matild
E. C. Tuttle
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Bert
Ames
Webster City
Geise
Tom Bilsborough
Stevens County
Minn
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Spangberg
August Sterzbach
N. W. Road
Frank Raney
Anamoea
Anamosa
A. J. Raney
Town
Gimore
Will Raney
Luverne
Butterfield
Snd
Fao
Shurntt
Ee Condue Taylor
Sbhe MM
Af Hey
Hal Imes
Maing
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R. E. Saunders
Seneca
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