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Newspaper

Algona Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1897

Page

7

Big community notes from Algona area events and people

A stream of local items from Algona and surrounding areas covers church events and lectures, births, political moves, and business openings. Highlights include a new city treasurer endorsement for Gus Peek, a wedding-related note for Miss Luen Richardson, and announcements of lectures by Dr Hedley and Rev Southwell. Community clubs meet, Hogart band plans, and rare artifacts at Falkenhainer’s drug store are also mentioned. The era’s social calendar features balls, banquets, sewing classes, and dances, with numerous personal milestones and town happenings threaded through.

Algona Notices Include Church Roots And Local Trades

Algona community notes recount Methodist and Congregational roots dating to 1866 with Father Taylor. Details on local church organization, aging editor’s burdens, and Johnson firm history from 1878. Also ads for farming gear, Johnson warehouse activity, and upcoming Hard Times ball by Algona Hook and Ladder Company at Clark's hall with ticket info.

Algona Father Taylor Ife Congregational Church Johnson Warehouse Uncle Sam A. M G. M. Johnson Iowa Clark's Hall Algona Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 Algona Harp Orchestra

Hedley Lecture Charms Young Men’s Association Audience

Dr James Hedley of Cleveland Ohio delivered the final entertainment of the Young Men’s Christian Association course last evening in Bellefontaine Ohio The lecture titled Herces such Heroism offered much good counsel and wholesome advice and was praised as the finest number of the course by J W Clay Huston Bellefontaine Ohio The audience enjoyed the engaging voice style humor and engaging delivery throughout the event

J W Clay Huston Bellefontaine Ohio James Hedley Conwell Wendling Powers Lotus Glee Club

Howe Without a Newspaper

Webster City Tribune notes a satirical piece asking what 15 a home without a newspaper looks like. It depicts a decay scene with worn windows, a wife described harshly, a tobacco stained shirt, and neglected children, then invites readers to ask another question.

Webster City Tribune

Local residents and visitors share brief notes of travel and events

Mrs Harvey Ingham travels to Des Moines for her mother's illness. W F Pierce recounts his 1869 land settlement and local growth. Miss Emma Rowe visits Algona for a Burt teachers meeting. Phil C Hanna gains strong support for a Venezuelan consulate post. Mr and Mrs W K Ferguson return from New York with Miss Garris Arnold. Jeremiah Brown returns to Wisconsin. John Littleman visits Christian Day family. Victor H Stough from Minneapolis as city water meter inspector. W J Spurbeck attends National Dairymen convention in Owatonna. E J Murtagh Burt Bank cashier is away from town.

Harvey Ingham Des Moines Hepburn Polk County W.F. Pierce Germania Pierce Ledyard Emma Rowe Algona Burt A. 8. Clarke Phil C. Hanna Hanna Iowa W. K. Ferguson New York Garris Arnold Malone Ferguson Jeremiah Brown J. Brown Wisconsin Mr. Brown John Littleman Whitewater Mr. Littleman Victor H. Stough Minneapolis Mr. Stough W. J. Spurbeck Algona Creamery Supply House Owatonpa Minnesota Spear Washington

Engraving Offered for Flatware at Dingley and Puan

In a city notice Dingley & Puan advertise as the sole hand engravers in town. They invite customers to bring flatware to be marked so spoons can be identified and returned after large suppers.

Recorder race faces split vote question in Bancroft

In Bancroft the recorder candidates Geo Hawn and Geo Hohn remain opposed on the tickets. The pivotal issue now is which candidate Mr Haan will support when casting his ballot on Monday.

Geo. Hawn Geo. Hohn Mr. Haan Mr. Hohn Mr. Hawn

Grange Dinner and Debate at Algona Hall

The Algona Grange ladies will serve dinner at their hall on Saturday March 6 for 15 cents. An open meeting follows at 1 30 p m with a discussion of official salaries. Everyone invited especially county officers and all taxpayers.

Algona Grange

Algona Residence Lots For Sale By J E Stacy

Algona residence lots offered with varied sizes from five by ten to five by fourteen rods. Some plots already graded and shaded with fruit trees. Builder prospects may secure low prices and easy terms.

Algona J. E. Stacy

Wesley Postoffice Placed Under Civil Service Law

Courier reports Postmaster Giddings announced Wesley and other non presidential offices are placed under the civil service law. The statement notes possible press coverage but finds no prior notice in dispatches.

Courier Giddings Wesley Wesley Postoffice

Dangers of the Grip and Cough Remedy Claim

The article warns la grippe dangers of pneumonia and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a preventive and curative treatment. It asserts thousands used the remedy with no pneumonia cases and claims faster cure than other treatments. It notes 25 and 40 cent sizes available from druggists.

Chamberlain

Narrow escape at Seneca creamery belt shafting

A butter maker at the Seneca creamery had his clothing caught in a revolving belt shaft while placing a belt on its pulleys. He was whirled about, dragged to the floor, and left with bruises and minor injuries but no broken bones. He resumed work shortly after. Bancroft Register: Mr, a sec

Seneca Creamery Bancroft Register

Cows Sell High At Ben Scharit Sale In Wesley

In Wesley last Thursday at Ben Scharit s gale cows sold well with milch cattle in demand earning 35 to 40 dollars per head and yearlings 16 to 20 dollars. An oats lot sold at 14 to 15 dollars per bushel, cash over $600 was paid down indicating farmers still have ready money despite hard times.

Wesley Ben Scharit

Homeseeker Excursions Rail Route Fares From Britt

Homeseeker's Excursions via Minneapolis & St. Louis offers one fare plus $2 for round trips to Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Missouri Kansas Texas and other points on select dates June 10 February 2 and 16 March ae and 16 May 6 and 20 May th and 18. For rates and details contact agent H the M&StL line Britt Wa

Homeseeker Minneapolis

Shore Acres Delights Albany Elite Theatergoers

Albany Argus praises a production of Shore Acres at the Hall with a large audience of Albany's theatre crowd. Uncle Nat's finale scene on the lit stairs drew the strongest applause, described as deeply touching and memorable. The final performance is tonight, and manager Smith is urged to bring more plays like Shore Acres.

Albany Argus Js0 Shore Acres Albany Uncle Nat Smith

Matrimonial Fete Turns To Cooking Club In Algona

The Algona area reports a shift from a dissolved young men's matrimonial club to a cooking club of young ladies. Their first dinner last Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Max Herbst featured self-made dishes served with ceremony. Future dinners will be hosted by members at their homes with invitations praising courage and merry dining at the nine O O s.

Algona Young Men Max Herbst Nebrasky

Officers Caucus Sparks Regimental Election Dissent

Emmetsburg Reporter notes Captain P O Ressell and Lieutenant Henry returned from Ames where officers caucused to renominate Col Foster after fifty ballots. Privates allegedly forced to back the nominee, provoking protest that under law privates should select officers. Company K reportedly opposes Foster and fears a system that curtails equal rights and harms military discipline during camp.

Emmetsburg P. O. Ressell Henry Ames Foster Company K Ranka

Wesley Revival At Methodist Church Draws Hundreds

The revival led by Evangelist Oaks at the Wesley Methodist Church has sparked wide interest and conversion across the community. About 100 people, including families and youth, have joined under the call to Christian living as Oaks prosecutes daily canvassing and persistent outreach. Meetings run two to three hours, with attendees reluctant to depart.

Methodist Church Evangelist Oaks

Revival draws to close as Mr Oake departs

The revival at the Methodist church has extended to this evening, with Mr Oake staying an extra night due to strong interest. He departs carrying the love and good wishes of the congregation and all who followed the events.

Oake Britt

Round Table Meetings Show Strong County Teacher Support

Ledyard Leader notes a large turnout for last Saturday's round table meeting with Superintendent Reed praising Kossuth county teachers for their energy and enthusiasm. Reed lauds the program and urges continued good work by both public and district schools, highlighting pride in local educators.

Ledyard Supt Reed Kossuth County Ead

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BRAND Otto Falkenhainer Ann F. S. Norton Engineer McClure Shell Town Chubb Fourth Ward John Jacobs Cresco Sterling Brotherhood of American Yeomen K. of PB. Hall Bancroft C. M. Coxsee Ambrose A. Callis Algona Club Bradley-Martin Jo Misbach Joe Hedley Gunsaulus Luen Richardson Boody West Bend Tomorow Deere Plow Company Sechler Carriage Company Johnson Thos. Robinson T. W. Brown F. G. Clark T. Churchill G. H. Gogswell Charley FitzGerald G. Longhand Mary Martin Mra Wm. McCauley Chg. Neilson M. M. Walker Alice Smith N. ©. Young G. A. BR Jack Crawford O'Brien Catherine Boyle H. &. Morgan Ethel May Clarke W. Davis Edna Reiber Lauritz Bi. Larson Anie B. Madson Barney Caster Phoebs Pre Irvington Innes Eagle Grove Southwell Ehler & Falkenhainer Dr. Hedley al. Falkenhainer Ehlers & Falkenbainer Chas. E. Walters State Building & Loan Algona Deposit & Loan Association Deposit & Loan A. L. Peterson W. J. Studley Peterson Silas Sooper Hobart Mr. Hooper Boala Place Mason City Hooper Christian Endeavor Society Union Literary Society Harvey Jogham D. Drake C. O. Chabb Union Literary John McDonald Union Township Julian Thumbers McDonald Falkenhainer’s Perkins March Roth Howe The Wesley Revival Karl Dr. L Chase & Sanborn’s Grove & Son’s Ley Walker Bros. How Chase and Sanborn DinaLey &Puaw L. Joslyn Tros, I, Cooke Grove & Son's Chase & Sanborn L. A. Sheetz Black Hills South Dakota C.&n. W.rb’y Wellington Catering Co Shiloh L. Aj Sheata Osewall Rand Towa Wesenberg Bros. Realers In Real Estat Slagle Ghriate Algon Urlapensgn’s Olt Pouae
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