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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
7
A cautionary note urges readers to inquire about a blood remedy before use. It warns that some preparations may contain mercury and cause stomach upset and systemic disruption, urging careful selection and verification of ingredients.
Murtagh visits Kittson county for property interests. A son weighing 93 pounds born to Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Clift. Dr W E Kaif returns from Chicago visit with brother Martin. Various letters, farm sales, and local movements noted. A little girl Merna Minkler to reside with Mr and Mrs Jordan after traveling from Spokane. Stattelman and Von Bank wed at St Joe with reception at the bride’s home. New First National Bank building nearing completion enhancing town.
Lawrence Horan returns to Algona after months in Canada near Edmonton. Frank Schneider of Union joins automobilists with a recent auto purchase. Oxleys of Corwith travel via Algona. Mrs. Oxley recently in England, Mr. Oxley to New York. E. D. Farrell and daughter visit the fair. Farrell seeks rest from years of toil and rent his 400 acre farm. A Mason City fair auto race caused injuries. five hurt, three thought dying, now all expected to recover. no more auto racing at Cerro Gordo fair. Julius King sells 1584 acres including Yeakel section near Corwith at 111.00 per acre. other farms sold totaling ~170,000. King hosted 21 buyers in one day, 40 that week. Sale also includes Section 12 Buffalo township. For sale 10 acres near Algona by J. Willendorfe.
A classified note advertises a high quality man ure spreader priced at $90. The seller identifies Petti bone and McDonald in Algona as the source for the item and contact details are implied in the listing.
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