Spurbeck Lambert creameries supply and local events
Spurbeck and Lambert supply creameries with needed machinery and won a combined churn award for Cutlew Creamery. Algona residents heard state Y M C A convention reports from C A Tellier F Norton and Charley Chubb. Public school Washington’s Birthday observances, ice-house optimism, and widespread home routes and travel plans followed. A new Wrought Iron Range Company agent, C A Scott, announced store preparations in Algona. Licenses issued for marriages, electric light debates clarified, and Cressey’s historic stereopticon entertainments drew attention. A large bean supper at the courthouse featured Gen Glyen, Mrs Vincent, Rev Landis, and the Congregational choir. Andrew A Newland, senior, died at Union township residence.
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Spurbeck & Lambert Creamery
Cutlew Creamery Company
Messrs
Spurbeck & Lambert
Algona ‘Y.M
Fort Dodge
C. A. Tellier
Norton
Charley Chubb
Washington
Grand Army
Algona
Ambrose A. Call
Geo. Simpking
New York
Sid Blossom
Watt Jones
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
W. H., Clark
H. V. Hawkins
Dexter Turner
Maryland
F. M. Whitman
Connecticut
G. G. Wright
Spear
Spear Maine. Other Men Sots Outside Points Will Be In the Service. Algona
Avon
C. A. Scott
Wrought Iron Range Company
Rolfe
Republican
B. F. Dutton
Susan
Brass
Wm. F. Bindenwale
Maggie Will
Chas. A. Burtham
Maud A. Lawley
Jim. H. Gratness
Mary
Snodall
Jas. O’brien
Catherine Boyle
Haggard
General Electric Light
Ft. Wayne Company
Slagle
Rice, Ferguson
Sayers
Wadsworth
Chickamauga
Gressy
Senate
Man Dies After Long Illness In Iowa Home
Four children survive the deceased who lived in Iowa for a quarter century. He offered to enlist in the Union army but was barred by age. In failing health for years, his immediate death caused by senile gangrene. Remains later moved toward Center Point on the Milwaukee and Burlington road for trial, with Mr and Mrs Satchett accompanying. Neighbors paid respects and a Mason’s deputation accompanied the remains to the depot.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt. Paul
M. E. Church of Algona
Presiding Elder Vetter
D. H. Blossom
D. A. Haggard
Thos. F. Cooke
J. T. Chrischilles
Ferguson
Maone
Bud O'Rourke
Riverdale Township
Justice Clarke
O’rourke
Iowa
Milwaukee and
Burlington Road
Center Point
Mre. Satchett
Firemen's Masquerade a success for Algona department
The Algona fire department held a masquerade ball last Thursday in the courtroom and balcony full of masked guests. The Algona Harp orchestra provided music as the crowd enjoyed costumes, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Bishop and Miss Mary Shemer, with Fay Reed and Albert Hackman noted among winners. An elegant supper followed at Art Allen's O.K. restaurant and the event netted about $50 to fund uniforms costing 120. The company thanks attendees for their support and confirms the uniforms have been paid for by funds raised.
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McDonald’s Hall
Algona Harp Orchestra
Haggard
Algona
Kossuth
Dodge
Otto Falkenhainer
Britt Tribune
Rez- Publican
G. D. Drake
Burt
Rebecca Lodge
Ehlers & Falkenhainer
Edna McIntyre
Chicago
Jas. Taylor’s
Algona Fire Department
Bishop
Mary Shemer
Topsy
Fay Reed
Albert Hackman
Willy
Fred Calkins
J. W. Wadsworth
Winnie Sterzbach
Art Allen
O. K
Jurors Listed for March Term Across Area
The juror roster for the March term includes Sherman Stevens Sexton T M Ostrander Bancroft James Vipond Algona N O Taylor Lotts Creek A G H Jones Ledyard Bert Angus Burt A Sundstrom Bancroft Fred Steussy LuVerne John Schmidt Germania E Bauman Bancroft N H Conner Burt G B Ludwig Wesley H A Pains Algona Chas Hanson Bancroft J Ranney Fenton W A Mino Ladyard Sumner Reed Algona W I L Teller Jill Verne G N Patterson Burt N W Johnson Hobart P W Jensen Seneca Wm Galbraith Hobart C E Campbell Irvington E J Baktebury Algona Wm Brummond LuVerne Elias Curtis Ledyard O P McDonald Burt A N Leonard Bancroft T A Coleman LuVerne M R Walter Algona
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Sherman Stevens
Sexton
T. M. Ostrander
Bancroft
James Vipond
Algona
N. O. Taylor
Lotts Creek
A. G. H. Jones
Ledyard
Bert Angus
Burt
A. Sundstrom
Fred Steussy
LuVerne
John Schmidt
Germania
E. Bauman
N. H Conner
G. B. Ludwig
Wesley
H. A. Pains
Chas. Hanson
Elias Curtis
O. P. McDonald
A. N. Leonard
T. A. Coleman
M. R. Walter
Good Stock Pays In Wesley Reporter
Charley Corey sold four ten month Holstein calves to Nick Wagoner for 80 dollars. Corey says raising good stock costs no more trouble than scrub stock and highlights the profitability of quality cattle raising in the Wesley area.
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Wesley Reporter
Charley Corey
Nick Wagoner
Charley
Creameries Propel Kos County Dairying Lead
Reports from creameries show Kos county in the lead for dairying in the region. The industry has grown to a sizable enterprise in the county with prospects for further expansion as creameries provide strong reports.
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Germania Standard
Kossuth
Peters towed toward nuptial line at St. Joe
Livermore Gazette notes multiple weddings at St. Joseph next week. On Tuesday Peter Tilges weds Anna Erpelding, Wednesday sees Peter Erpelding marry Mary Redding, and Peter Redding will wed Lia Erpelding, signaling several local unions as singles become couples.
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Peters
Livermore Gazette
St. Joe
Peter Tilges
Anna Erpelding
Peter Erpelding
Mary Redding
Peter Redding
Lia Aie Erpelding
President Gates Urges Students to Stick to It
President Gates addressed High School pupils during opening exercises on Monday. He spoke in college words and emphasized the message Keep at it or Stick to it.
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Emmataburg Utipune
Gates
Engraving Ad Boasts Local Hand Engravers
An engraving firm proclaims it is the citys sole hand engravers and invites customers to bring flatware for marking ensuring they always receive their own spoons back at large suppers.
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Dineley & Puen
Ledyard Round Table Enthusiasm Tops Predecessors
In Ledyard on February 22 a packed high school room heard Superintendent B F Reed lead a lively round table for teachers, scholars, and citizens from across the county. The program featured arithmetic diagrams, a national hymn, declamations, recitations, and songs by young teachers, concluding with a touching solo and a lively debate on extra time for dull pupils. A visiting Illinois veteran teacher praised the county’s bond between teachers and the superintendent. The next round table is set for Burt on March 13, with Burt hosting and Algona listings for lodging promoted in the Republican ads.
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Ledyard
The
Reepublican
Round Table
Winnebago County
B. F. Reed
America
Little Dell Dunlap
Minnie Wolf
Miss Bateman
Edna Brown
Miss Penny
Lou R. Smith
Reed
Miss Woodward
Illinois
Hebron
Kossuth County
Burt
Popular Excursions Halt Rates to Washington
North Western Line offers round trip excursion tickets to Washington D C for the presidential inauguration period with return by March 10. Mardi Gras specials run February 22 and 28, with lower fares and return by March 27. Also ongoing daily reduced-rate excursions to major winter resorts. Algona round trip $36 50.
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North-Western Line
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Mobile
Northwestern
United States
Mexico
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Algona
Ocean steamship tickets offered via all lines
The Algons convention of the National Association of Merchants and Travelers will be held in Chicago from Feb 24 to March 2. Special: return tickets issued at uniform price of 2.00 for certificates executed by meeting secretary and joint agent, valid for tickets bought Feb 22 or 23, with returns Feb 27 to March 3. Agent C M & St P Ry Hedrick announces Milwaukee branches.
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Atlantic
R. F. Hedrick
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Algons
National Association of Merchants and Travelers
Chicago
F. Hedrick
Agt. C. M
St. P. Ry
Relieves Muscular Rheumatism Promptly at Local Drug Store
Mr J K Holton of Oxford Pa, a noted fur dealer, reports immediate relief from a painful muscular attack after using Chamberlains Pain Balm on advice from W T Brown, with others like E W Wheeler of Luther Mills endorsing it. The balm promises quick relief and potential cure with continued use, sold at 25 and 60 cents by area druggists and Grove & Sons.
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J. K. Holton
Oxford
W. T. J. Brown
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