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A brief cryptic item notes a special BN saving at 8140 P Pee with a price point of $3, listing times am pm and a Rusam reference, unclear context but appears as a small ad or notice.
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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1892
Page
2
A brief cryptic item notes a special BN saving at 8140 P Pee with a price point of $3, listing times am pm and a Rusam reference, unclear context but appears as a small ad or notice.
Algona markets report oats at 80 cents per bushel, eggs at a listed price, barley and flax noted with varying figures, wheat around 65 to 70 cents. Minor OCR errors present but core quotes show commodity prices and market activity in Algona trading.
Mrs. Tacod Nelson of 48, died Saturday at 2 p.m. of heart disease. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. She leaves a husband and four children. Mrs. Stephen Nowledied Saturday morning of consumption. funeral Monday. Mrs. Noble long a Kossuth county resident for twenty years. Peter Swanson died in Pomona California of consumption. body to be brought to Algona for interment. Lydia Casener died Irvington of consumption at 18. funeral Sunday led by Rev. Davidson. Miss Custner long resided with C. R. Lewis family. burial at Irvington.
An editor from the Remunnan reports at Wallace and Reed’s creamery a tale of a cow that allegedly yields two pounds of first class butter daily. Bro Richards boasts the animal churns butter by running the cow with a milk stool, then milks and presses butter by hand.
Inquiries pour in about the new Kossuth County map proof received from engravers last Saturday. Map ready in about two weeks with notice to follow in the Republic.
Algona welcomed editors from Eagle Grove to Bancroft and beyond for a regional gathering. A public meeting, reception, and banquet at the court house hall featured addresses by W. M. McFarland and others, with thanks extended to hosts, the Normal School faculty, and local citizens for hospitality and organization.
A scattered OCR reads like a noisy page of notices and ads. It includes evangelical appeals about Rev. Robt Carroll, medical patent remedies from Hood and Beggs, a hair dye testimonial, a doctor ad from Dr Al Fontaine, a political joke, a catalog offer, and a public sale listing with horses, cattle, and farm equipment. Sparse dates and locations appear imperfectly, with references to Descon Bailey and a winter excursion theme toward warmer climates.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a numeric reference and unclear terms. No verifiable names, places, dates, or events emerge beyond the stray digits and garbled phrases.
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