Algona Canvier Postal Notice by Rinchon and Finnell
Subscription rates listed for one year and six months in Algona Iowa publication, with notice of second class matter at Algona post office. Reader details incomplete due to OCR errors. names Rinchon and Finnell appear as publishers.
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Rinchon & Finnell
Novance
Algons
Iowa
Democratic debate over progressives and party alignment
A lengthy column rebuts an Advance critique of progressives joining the Democratic Party. It notes Roosevelt’s platform ideas, contrasts Republican tariff origins with progressive aims, and cites Democratic support for a graduated income tax and corporate oversight.
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Courier
Contier
Democratic Party
Congressman Foss
Massachusetts
The
Republican Party
Wne
Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas
Roosevelt
Chicago Record- Herald of
Supreme Court
Mi Osevelt
Ion’ Aab
Taft aides, church unity, and spirit talk stir early 20th politics
In a packed column, debates swirl around Taft removing allies while backing a controversial director of the mines bureau. A Boston pastor reports spirit communications from Harvard’s William James, dismissed as trivial. Canada’s first union of Methodists Presbyterians and Congregational churches is advancing, with terms undisclosed and old quarrels fading as restraint grows.
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Frederick A. Wiggins
Unity Church
Bookline
Mass
William James
Harvard
James
Wiggins
Canada
Congregational
Dominion
Court record of new civil cases listed
Court docket lists new proceedings including Carl Miller versus J H Queal and Co Christian Behrman versus J H Roce Marguerite Ostrum van Frankepawned Ostrum August Engstrom versus J L Walcutt Mary Walcutt Farmers Lumber Co and Geo B Hall John Arch versus Iowa Central Railway Co Ibert B Lien seeks permit to sell intoxicating liquors L Skinner versus John Jelderia.
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Carl Miller
J. H Queal & Co
Christian Behrman
J. H. Roce
Marguerite Ostrum van Frankepawned
Ostrum
August Engstrom
J. L. Walcutt
Mary ‘Walcutt
Farmers’ Lumber Co
Geo. B. Hall
John Arch
Iowa Central Railway Co
Ibert B. Lien
L. G. Skinner
John Jelderia
Kirby Schichtl Wedding at St Patrick's Cedar Rapids
A morning wedding at St Patrick's church united 3 F Kirby of Williamsburg county attorney of Long County with Miss Elizabeth Schichtl of Cedar Rapids. The bride wore a white embroidered gown and carried orange blossoms, attended by her sister Julia Schicht. Groomsman J P Gallagher of Williamsburg, publisher of the Journal Tribune, and a wedding march by Margaret Brady opened the ceremony. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home.
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Cedar Rapids
Optimus
St. Patrick’s Church
F. Kirby
Williamsburg
Long County
Elizabeth Schichtl
Julia Schicht
Margaret Brady
Mendelssohn
J. P. Gallagher
Death of David Gilmore noted in mortuary record
The death of David Gilmore occurred last Saturday at his son RE Gilmore’s home after gall stones. Born Nov 18 1833 near Detroit he moved with family to Illinois then to Canon City for milder climate. He married Mary Barrett in 1855 and Eunice L Foster in 1877. six children from first marriage and three from second. The family settled in Riverdale Township then Algona before moving to Colorado. He was a Methodist member and the burial was at Algona with Rev Taylor and Masonic services. Peace to his spirit.
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David Gilmore
RE. J. Gillmore
Canon City
Algona
Mr. Gilmore
Detroit
Mich
Malugin Grove
Ill
Mary Barrett
Lillian Nichols
Minneapolis
Frank
Colorado Springs
Edward
Raymond
Seattle
Eunice L. Foster
Menders
Mable
Monroe
Wash
Nellie
Donald
Kossuth County
Riverdale Township
Colorado
Gilmore
Methodist Church
Taylor
Masonic Society
Mrs John D Zeigler Passes After Long Illness
Mrs John D Zeigler formerly Arabella Burr died Friday at age 53 after a year long struggle with illness. Born in Pennsylvania she married J D Zeigler in 1883 and lived in Illinois before moving to Kossuth County in 1896. She was a devoted Methodist and died after tumor of the brain with her husband caring for her. Burial was Sunday conducted by Rev Taylor of the Methodist church. The bereaved husband and many friends mourn her loss.
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John D. Zeigler
Inez Friday
Arabella Burr
Pennsylvania
J. D. Ziegler
Livingstone Co
Illinois
Kossuth
Methodist Church
Taylor
M. &. Church
Barn Fire Destroys Richs’ Large Iowa Stable
A blaze shortly after midnight burned Thos Rich’s barn five miles north of Algona, killing four of five horses and badly burning the survivor. The large barn contained hay, oats, barley and other property with an estimated loss around 3700 dollars. insurance coverage is about 1000 dollars. No smoking in the area is suspected, and the cause remains unknown as barn fires of this type often are mysteries.
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Rich
Reh
Algona
Wi'h. Ketcham
Kossuth County
Des Moines
Algona State’ Bank
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