Simpson Wallace Nuptials at Wallace Home
The marriage of Miss Helen Wallace and Mr. George Simpson took place at ten in the morning at Mrs. L. M. Horton's home with Rev. Suckow officiating. The bride wore white mull with lace and carried white roses, attended by Mona Robinson as flower girl. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for southern Iowa for two weeks then to live in West Bend. Out of town guests included B. O. Simpson Iowa Falls, Mrs Rose Simpson Iowa Falls, Dr Charles Simpson Norway Iowa, Alf Winpin West Bend, Donald Wallace West Bend. The ceremony drew congratulations from friends in Alona and beyond. the bride is highly respected and the groom a rising local businessman.
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Mona Robinson
Mrs. Simpson
Towa
Wea City
B. O. Simpson
Iowa Falls
Rose Simpson
Lowa Falls
Chas. Simpon
Norway
Lona
Alf Winpin
West Bend
Donald Wallace
Alona
Marriage Invitation for Miss Myrtle Call and L J Dickinson
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Myrtle Call youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gall to Mr L J Dickinson to be held at the groom's parents home next Wednesday evening August 21. The couple, socially prominent and well regarded, will reside in a furnished residence on South Thorington Street. Many cordial congratulations pour in for the promising match.
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Algona
Republican County Committee
Thorington Street
Newton-Gregory Wedding Sparks Family Surprise
A quiet Sunday evening ceremony united Gilbert Gregory and Mae Newton at N Weaver's residence with Rev. WdJ Suckow officiating. Only family and a few close friends attended as Mae Newton recently served in her brother’s office as deputy auditor. Friends wish the couple well as they face life’s challenges together.
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N. Weaver
W.dj.suckow
Gilbert Gregory
Mae Newton
Gregory
Fragmentary Trade Notes on Price Movements and Diamonds
The text is a damaged OCR fragment discussing price changes and market prospects. It mentions rumors about amends and price declines, with cautious probabilities and references to diamonds and trade groups. The fabric is incomplete, with numerous illegible words and broken phrases.
Marriage at Swedish Lutheran Church in Clation
Miss Jamie Almira Wilson wed John Nelson in Clation Swedish Lutheran Church. Rev A Elfstrom officiated under a floral arch. Groomsmen were Peter Strandberg and Jacob Anderson. bridesmaids Anna Strandberg and May Afidetsoh. A reception followed at the bride’s mother Mrs M Wilson home. couple then moved to their Elm Street residence. County guests attended to honor the couple.
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Jamie Almira Wilson
John Nelson
A. Elfstrom
Peter Strandberg
Jacob Anderson
Anna Strandberg
May Afidetsoh
Mather
Chubb's Western Trip Highlights Mining and Water Power Prospects
Ex Senator Chubb returns from a month in the West noting optimistic mining in Montana with a 1200 foot dam and planned water power use, a Seattle voyage past naval yards, Spokane impressions, and Bismark where his son Charley builds Fort Lincoln. He cites heavy rains aiding some areas and drought hurting others, with overall regional prosperity yet regional crop damage from gumbo soils.
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Chubb
Iowa
Montana
Puget’s Sound
Wd. Anderson
Ruthven
Palo Alto
Dolliver
Congress
Seattle
Oregon
Spokane
Falls
Mississippi
St. Paul
Algona Colony
Col. Comstock
Rev. H. B. Butler
Geo. Annis
Mr. Chubb
Bismark
Charley
Fort Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Custer
The
Little Big Horn
Range
North Dakota
Land Sales in Kossuth Reported for the Republican Enoch's Week
A distorted clipping from Algona Iowa reports land sales in Kossuth with mentions of Bey oF os Abataafer and Real Eee taty Nealon in Algona. Names and numbers appear garbled but indicate bids and properties in dispute.
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Enoch
Bey of Os
Abataafer
Real Eee
Taty Nealon
Algona
Towa
Broest
Pook
Kyle
Wypinond Verran Dovick
Mcrae
Ieee
Algona Ball Club Clinches Regional Title Over Waseca
Algona’s baseball team swept a three game series with Waseca to claim the club’s championship for town and region. Games featured strong batting, standout shortstop play, and calm umpiring by Rubry Tremitin, Barborka, and Harry Wilson. Responding to prior criticisms of bringing in players from Chicago, Algona’s gentlemenly conduct on and off the field was highlighted as a notable achievement.
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Waseca
Algona
Rubry Tremitin
Mr. Barborka
Hogg
Wilson
Harry Wilson
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago
Waseca Defeats Litchfield To Claim Minnesota Title
Waseca defeated Litchfield 9 to 2 at Lexington Park St Paul before a large crowd to claim the Minnesota champion ball club title. Wilson pitched well scattering eight hits as Waseca took the lead in the third inning and never trailed. Litchfield began with a brief rally in the second inning but errors and a homer by Wilson doomed their effort.
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Litchfield
Waasea
Minnesota
Lexington Park
St. Paul
Waseca
Twin Cities
Wateca
Wilson
Waseea
Yattlea
Cox
Dodds
Larson
Hyde
Litchfeld
Mason City and Algona Clash on Baseball Diamond
The Algona club met Mason City yesterday in a 6 to 8 loss at Mason City and will host a rematch today. The teams also schedule games at Rudd tomorrow and Friday and Saturday. Mason City boasts one of the best clubs seen at Algona this year and yesterday's jogs should spur Algona to rebound and avoid another defeat.
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Algona
Mason City
Rudd
Algona Wins 17th-Inning Battle at Arnold's Park
A 17 inning game Sunday at Arnold's Park pitted Algona against Omaha league and Milford players. After sixteen scoreless innings, Algona was awarded the win in the seventeenth when an appeal play ruled out a potential home run and the visitors walked off in protest. The umpire then credited the victory to Algona.
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Algona
Arnold's Park
Omaha
Milford
Bobby” Brush
Snyder
McDonald Leads Narrow Victory In Corinth Clash
In a tense game between two local squads, McDonald sparked the comeback to secure a win for his team. Both sides traded leads, with defensive stops and crucial baskets shaping the late minutes as spectators from the area watched the contest unfold.
Mystery marathon recap from uneven Diamond Dust page
A fragmentary note sketches a long distance run involving Diamond Dust Ena and Manson Club, with a nine marathon tag and a ball age tech reference. The garbled text hints at a race or club event and a cheer for “our boys” but details remain unclear and names are uncertain.
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Ena
Manson Club
Manson
Everry
Algona Nine Falls to Burt in Saturday Game
The Algona nine faced the Burt local team Saturday and were beaten by a score of twenty to nine leaving Burt ahead at home.
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Algona
Burt
John Grove nets 620000 from 63 day Minnesota land deal
The Algona and Minnesota land boom yields a record 620000 profit for John Grove in 63 days after purchasing a Norman County wheat ranch of 4000 to 6000 acres for 100000 and selling it to a Chicago trader for 162000 in cash. Grove plans similar large-scale ventures with six to eight thousand acres. Fellow Algonians G Grove and G C Samson also profit big from Minnesota land sales, with one week’s actions tallying substantial commissions and earnings.
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Minnesota
John Grove
Mr. Grove Abouts
Norman County
Mr. Grove
Grove
Kittgen
Guy Grove
Breckenridge
John Grove Land Company
Guy
G. C. Samson
Barrett
General Agency
Northern Pacific Lands
W. F. Carters
Paul
Youthful Offender Named in Ring Theft Case
July 16 report details Mrs. Otto Falsenhainer losing three rings while briefly away from her neighbor Mrs. Wm. Eblers. Valued at $100, the rings were found on a high pantry shelf. Earl Hager, an eleven year old, admitted taking the rings and said he sold them to a farmer for ten cents. Deputy Sheriff McDonald arranged the inquiry and the boy was brought before Clarke County officials.
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Otto Falsenhainer
Wm. Eblers
My. Falkenhainer
Clarke
Gos
In Love as when 8 eirl ie in ness but when they ie in sata
Fragmentary OCR text presents a cryptic phrase about being in love, with garbled segments and missing context. No clear person, place, organization, or event is identifiable for a proper card.
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Ness
Sata
Weather Heat Thresholds Corn Yields Say Wilson
Tama Jim Wilson warns that future weather will largely shape final corn yields with regional variation. He notes early corn benefits from rain, late corn needs favorable fall weather, and that soil organic matter and cultivation affect tassel fertilization and drought resilience. Continuous cultivation helps conserve moisture and reduce cracking.
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Associated Press
Missouri River
Nebraska
Aasid
Wilson
Builder of Zion Architect for Dowie Plans New City Forty Miles North of Chicago
The article profiles Harvey Hays of Towa Boy and his brother Jos W. Hays former editor now publishing the Chattle Mortgage Reporter. Harvey, Dowie’s chief architect, oversees Zion’s plans as it rises about thirty miles north of Chicago with four workers under him. Dowie builds wealth via Zion while Dowie’s critics boost his appeal among followers. The Hays brothers from Chester Center Poweshiek County, educated at Cornell, were drawn into Dowie’s project.
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Harvey Hays
Towa Boy
Bowie
Jos. W. Hays
Jos
W. Hays
Chattle
Chicago
Harvey
Algona
Dowie
Zion
Dowis
Elijah
Hays
Iowa
Hiram
Hays Boys
Jon
Chester Center
Poweskirk County
Cornell Collage
Iowa Field Trials Open Near Emmetsburg
Iowa field trials for bird dogs opened near Emmetsburg drawing wide interest. Entries come from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Michigan California Washington and Canada. Grounds are patrolled by a game warden with no hunting or training allowed. Attending sportsmen include Carter Harrison James Pease Major Dennison Major J M Taylor Blythe Gregg Mullan and others.
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Iowa
Emmetsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Califfornia
Washington
Canada
Carter Harrison
James Pease
Major Dennison
Chicago
J. M. Taylor
New York
J. W. Blythe
John A. Gregg
Burlington
Mullan
Des Moines
He Missed His Honey at the Algona Hotel
A traveling salesman, fond of honey, complains at supper about not receiving his usual honey at the Algona hotel. The head waiter replies with a quip about the new dealer and a Rocky Mountain Tea compare. The fragment portrays a humorous miscommunication and a local business context.
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Kanawha
Algona Hotel
Aleona
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Town
Manson City
Corinth
McDonald
BAU
Royal Baking Powder
Tama Jim Wilson
Corn Belt
Madison Medicine
H i. Milter
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