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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
7
The Women's Relief Corps meets Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Clara Wilson for an adjourned meeting. Unity should be present, all interested invited. Services at St. Thomas Church on Sunday with Holy Communion at 7, prayers follow.
The Corwith ball club travels to Algona for a Friday 2:30 pm game at the Algona fair grounds. Both teams boast strong lineups and hefty bets on the season, aiming to prove themselves against rivals once led by Peach Cowan and Dick Rist.
Algona attorneys White, Hinchon, Barry, Haggard, Pinnell, and others issue a formal challenge to the printers and lawyers of Algona. The meeting date is undecided but likely within two weeks. Readers are urged to prepare as the legal honor fight for city prestige looms. defendants urged to appear in force in Algona on the date to be set.
The Kossuth County Normal Institute opened Monday and runs through Saturday with 190 attendees so far. Prof Eastman of the State Normal will lecture on Live English Friday night while State Superintendent Barrett attends Monday event. Afternoon sessions meet at the Congregational church and attendance includes many visitors and teachers such as H J Zamsteg Maude Bacon Laura Higgon Florance Baton and numerous others from towns including Denmaran Crystal Lake Irvington Tatonra and Bancroft.
Samson and Crose at North Western Depot in Algona Iowa announce they will pay the highest price for all kinds of grain and sell coal and feed at bottom prices. They state they are bound to do business regardless of profit and invite orders at their city office or elevator with phone 11.
Delegate FE J Murtagh returned to Algona from the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City where he served on the committee to notify the vice presidential candidate and observed Hill Stevenson and Bryan influence on delegates. The piece notes Iowa’s delegation stance on money and mentions Hill as a potential future candidate, plus local family and mourning news.
W M H Hudson died in Des Moines last Friday from enlargement of the heart after being brought there from Altona by his brother Lew B Hadgon for medical care. He had seemed to improve before an apparent sudden collapse while on a porch, and died as two doctors tended him.
Chicago’s E Bigelow will speak next Tuesday evening for the National Christian Citizenship League on Applied Christianity. He will discuss aligning business practices with Christ’s ideals, contrasting external conditions with ethical living. Admission is free with a collection to cover expenses. all are invited.
A fragmented note describes vegetables offered for sale at a store, mentioning monthly rates and gentle, natural acts. The text is garbled but references vegetables, a store, monthly pricing, and suppliers or sellers named Wa lore and vouse's.
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