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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1909

Page

4

Who Stole The Hams Livermore Gazette

Thirty five dollars worth of choice hams were stolen from the cellar of Chas Wernert near St Joe last Monday night. The thief used Pat ONeils rig, traced to the editor’s barn after wheel marks led from Livermore to John Tuttles place. Editor and Pat ONeil may be asked to prove an alibi. The barn door stood open on warm nights, suggesting easy access for prior thefts.

St. Joe

Editor Miller’s Prideful Note on His Son Karl Miller

The Livermore Gazette prints a nostalgic acknowledgment from editor Miller about his son Karl Miller. It recalls his modest start making his own way from Livermore to the cities, earning respect and a comfortable salary, proving a son can succeed without a father’s wealth. The piece underscores family pride and a modest, wholesome life story.

Miller Livermore Gazette Illinois Cupid Karl Miller Homme

Forgotten grease fuels eight mile Spirit Lake row

In sweltering 99 degree heat Estherville on Spirit Lake, C. G. Lindsay and Fred Trevitt rowed eight miles with an anchor dragging. Trevitt reportedly berated the boat house proprietor for not greasing the boat before departure, leaving them exhausted upon arrival.

Estherville Spirit Lake C. G. Lindsay Fred Trevitt

Counterpart in Algona Echoes in Old Circle

A Washington Star fragment recalls a local figure in Algona known for influence and wit. It highlights acquaintances, mentions Theodore, Aldrich, and Bennie Tie, with nods to Socrates and historic lore, all conveyed in a casual retrospective voice.

Jim Theodore Sperkin Mr. Aldrich Bennie Tie Win “Nels

Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast

Tickets on sale daily September 15th to October 15th good on personally conducted tours in tourist sleeping cars to the coast without change via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line For full particulars write S A Hurchison Manager Tour Dept 212 Clark St Chicago or apply to any ticket agent of The Northwestern Line

Good On Chicago Union Pacific North Western S. A. Hurchison Clark St North Western Line

Horses Wanted by S Shoellenbirger Algona Ia

Horses wanted year round by S Shoellenbirger I will buy horses aged 4 to 12 years old I will pay as much by any buyer Some people say I pay a little more Algona Ia Phone 238 202 Iktm St

S. Shoellenbirger Algona Iktm St

Aberdeen Angus Bulls For Sale At Cedar Lane Farm

Full blood Aberdeen Angus bulls aged ten months to two years available. Located two miles northwest of Algona at Cedar Lane Farm. For pricing call J F Schoby at Rock bottom prices. phone number 8 on A line.

Cedar Lane Farm Algona Rock Bottom J. F. Schoby

Boyle in the West visits Chinatown and San Francisco

A Portland to San Francisco travel letter describes Oregon’s resources, the Sacramento Valley, Mount Shasta, and a San Francisco visit. The writer details Golden Gate Park, Sutro Baths, the 1906 quake recovery, and Chinatown experiences including choop soug, josh sticks, and a visit to Mr. Wu Fong. It notes hotel stay at Grand Central Hotel and plans to continue to Los Angeles and the Kossuth County Fair.

San Francisco Cal Portland Oregon Willamett Valley Rouge River Norfolk Grant Ashland Sierra Nevada Mountains Ash Land Sacramento Valley California Red River Old Mount Shasta Benecia Fort Costa Oakland Bay Golden Gate Park Sutro Cliff House Market Street Broadway State Street New York Chicago Gosh Chinatown Josh Josh King Confucius Wu Fong Margaret Clemmons Catherine Clemmons Gould Goulds Clemmons Pacific Coast Grand Central Hotel Los Angeles Great Weekly Kossuth County Fair Dr. Cretzmeyer Gro. F. Boyne

Pony in White Basin Turns Out To Be Beer

A Whittemore crowd gathered Saturday around a catch basin at the old McDonald lumber yard after a pony allegedly fell in. Albert Behnke and Joe Walters pulled up a keg of beer from the drain using a rope and grappling hook, revealing the hoax. Authorities note it is the first recorded case of a drainage catch basin used as a cold storage reveal.

Whittemore McDonald Albert Behnke Joe Walters Cylinder Rodman West Bend

Auto Accident Near Germania Reported Lucky Escape

Dr C E Fulton his wife and son of Springfield Missouri narrowly escaped injury in an automobile accident three miles south of this city. A broken drive shaft caused braking failure on a hill leading to a collision with driven horses and a topple into a ditch. The family escaped unharmed aside from a severe jolt and returned to town after the drayman hauled the wrecked car. The machine was shipped to Minneapolis for repairs as the Fultons continued by train.

Germania C. E. Fulton Springfield Minneapolis Jtown Drayman

Lime Dust Cure For Tuberculosis at Mason City

Edwin Conley reports major improvement after using pulverized lime inhalation for tuberculosis. He began after a failed climate cure and, amid medical supervision, shows regained appetite and energy. local doctors monitor his lungs. Also advertised: rubber tired road wagon $35, phaeton $45, two seated road wagon $30, spring wagons $50. Frank Nicoulin.

Mason City Edwin Conley Frank Nicoulin

Taft to Review Grand U. S. Military Tournament

President Taft attends Des Moines event September 20 to 25 with over 6000 troops including infantry cavalry and artillery. Excursion rates via Chicago and North Western from September 20 to 24, return by September 27. Details at ticket agents and North Western Lines.

Chicago & Northwestern Taft North Western Lins

Money to Loan at Five Per Cent

D. Clarke and Company advertise money to loan at five per cent interest. The offer targets borrowers seeking affordable financing and notes terms available through the firm’s offices.

A. D. Charke & Co D. Clarke & Co

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Kossuth County Leader James Patterson Yours Truly J, R, Laird Patterson & Son’s Algona, Iowa Papa Atlas Portland Cement American Royal Fence F. S. Norton Bill Sigging Socrates Athens OhLo Onesar Bald Kaine Ta Georgha Washington Star PACIE Boyle China Town Kossuth Old Shasta Berkley Alameda the Golden Gate Park Dewey Monument Presidio Lone Mountain Cemetery Baker’s Beach Mile Rock Sutra Australia Mission Dolores Padre Millio Cortez Presipent Taft Des Moines
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