Health of the City of Algona health code adopted March 22 1898
City health regulations outline strict rules for privies cess-pools and water supply near wells. It mandates annual cleaning monthly disinfection copper treatments and deodorizing methods. It sets distances for drains and bans burning garbage and offal within the health limits. It imposes penalties for neglect and requires red disease cards on affected buildings.
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City of
Algona
Health rules governing diseased animals and nuisance control
The city board of health prohibition and control rules address glanders and farcy in animals, isolation of suspected cases, disposal of diseased carcasses, ban on selling impure foods, and nuisance removal. Rules cover property orders, penalties, entry warrants, slaughter restrictions, meat inspection, and enforcement fines to protect public health.
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Board of Health
Rules of the Algona Board of Health Meeting Dates
The Board of Health of Algona Iowa will meet on the first Mondays of April and October 1898 and thereafter on the first Mondays in April and October each year. Special meetings may be called by the Mayor with written notice to each member. a written request by three members can insist on a special meeting. Dated March 26, 1898. J. T. Chrischilles, President. J. L. Donanog, Clerk.
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State Board of Health
Board of Health
City of
Algona
Towa
Convicted an Innocent Man: Deathbed Confession Clears Fred Blanchard
Athens Missouri reports that Frank Egglestone on his deathbed confessed guilt in a 12 year old forgery case at Osage Indiana while Fred Blanchard, his former partner, was convicted in 1887 and served time. Blanchard maintained innocence and later moved to Sioux City. Egglestone was then a Osage citizen but vanished after the trial until recently.
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Frank Egglestone
Fred Blanchard
Athens
Missouri
Egglestone
Sioux City
Osage
Methodist Federation Proposes Shared Worship and Missions
The joint commission on Methodist federation, meeting in Baltimore, urges a common catechism hymn book and order of public worship for both churches. It calls for Epworth league oversight, a unified publication house for China and Japan, cooperative foreign missions, ending rival churches in the same community, and joint support of the American University at Washington.
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Methodist Federation
Jointt Commission On Methodist Federation
Baltimore
Epworth League
China
Japan
Cooperative Foreign Missionary Work
American University At
Washington
Swift's Specific Promises Spring Health Guard
It is wise to take a thorough course of Swift's Specific this season to cleanse sluggish blood and impurities. The remedy tones the body, prevents loss of appetite, and builds up strength to resist illnesses in hot summer weather.
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Swift
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