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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
5
Squire Hutchison, tied to church duties, ordered a Sunday arrest of two young men operating a county ditching machine. Boss not present. he claimed work of necessity or charity and drainage counts as lawful. The two youths released on recognizance to appear Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A C Redfield died last Friday morning after a period of illness. Born February 6 1855 in Rubicon Wisconsin she was married September 14 1879 in Burnet Wisconsin to A C Redfield. The couple lived in Dodge County before moving to Kossuth County in 1884 and then to Algona in 1895. She is survived by her husband and a son who resides with them. Burial was Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev Dey of the Baptist church.
In Livermore Gazette coverage, Frank McGee repurposes an automobile during threshing work as night falls. Unclear phrases from OCR text hint at a mixed scene around the vehicle and perhaps a theft or accident, but key details remain ambiguous.
A collage of playful poems from multiple papers about Adam, Eve, and Evie. Images of a dirt-smeared boy, mischief, and affection contrast with lines about Eve, neighbors, and playful parlor rhymes. The pieces mix childlike delight with humorous drily reflective verses from Detroit Free Press to Palo Alto Reporter.
A public tribute extols women as redeeming glory and center of virtue. It asserts women's love outshines men’s, shaping art, music, and civilization, and endures beyond coldness or cruelty. The speech lauds fidelity, gentleness, and strength as defining female nature.
M F Healy of Fort Dodge, partner in Healy and Thomas, was retained by Marie Walsh and John Walsh to represent them again in the Colby Auto Company claims. Thursday afternoon Judge Kelly approved a $15,000 fee for Healy’s large services in the ongoing matter.
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