State of Iowa Bank Statement Sworn In Kossuth County
The statement sworn by Ferguson as cashier attests to its truthfulness to the best knowledge. The document was subscribed and sworn before a notary public on the 12th day of May, 808, by officials including Ambrose A. Call and F. H. Vesper, with directors listed.
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Iowa
Kossuthis
Ferguson
Sambon
ConnRel
Ambrose A. Call
F. H. Vesper
N. 1
Spanoer
Arrival and Departure of Trains Chicago to St Paul
Trains of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines resume schedules at Mason City effective February 1. Service changes include updated arrival and departure times, with routings between Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul adjusted to improve connections and punctuality for passengers.
Local Affairs Loop of Algona Notices and Events
Memorial day approaches and the county fair runs September 27 to 30. Rain drenched the area yesterday while Ray F. 15 and family face a sick father at the M. E. parsonage. The Tuesday club met at Mr and Mrs B D Drakes. G M Johnson’s survey drawn this week. Algona Redmen aided in Spencer to install a judge. Fenton and Lotts Creek post offices gain daily mail. Wheat at 1.10 a bushel. flour two dollars per sack. corn 25 cents. oats C. No church service at Congregational next Sunday. Algona Milling Co quotes grain prices. Fourth regiment may be mustered into US service today as the Fifty-Second. Charley Quick moved to Fred Waterhouse’s North Algona home. Burt and Algona United Workmen field meeting June 17 at the fair grounds. Miss Cramer elected to Mason City schools with higher salary. Monument to Prof J C Gilchrist being erected at Laurens in Pocahontas county. Fred Clarke ill with measles and pneumonia. condition is critical. Wedding licenses issued: Andorfer with Mary A Garman, Crawford with Flora Raype. We publish the First National Bank condition statement. Wm Wilson Jr. to attend A O U W day June 17. Mrs Mosler expected. Miss Aimee Wallace married to Doctor Partridge at Eagle. Rutherford wins bid to carry Algona mails. Service ban and delivery improving.
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Ray. F
M. E
D. Drake
G. M. Johnson
Algona Redmen
Spencer
Fenton
Lotts Creek
Algona
Congregational Church
Algona Milling Co
United States
Charley Quick
Fred Waterhouse
North Algona
Ed. Johnson
Burt
Algona United Workmen
Fair Grounds
Cramer
Mason City
Pocahontas County
J. C. Gilchrist
Laurens
Fred Clarke
A. D. Clarke
Wm. Andorfer
Mary A. Garman
Wit Crawford
Flora Ray
Eagle
Wisconsin
Partridge
Rutherford
Pearl Pugh Advised Acts for Young Men in Algona
Pearl Pugh offers homegrown guidance during his act this week as Algona residents, including many taitettes, hope he stays true to his preachings. Rev. Hr. Dorward begins duties at Corwith Baptist church after a call, moving in yesterday. Local readers with 1898 Code premiums can claim at the office this week. full entitlement to the book arrives next week.
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Pearl Pugh
Pearl
Dorward
Baptist Church
Corwith
Algona
Minnesota State University
Rubie
Mabel Smith
Otto Falkenhainer
Chrischilles
State Street
Geo
Strike Ends at Spurbeck Lambert Factory In Algona
Factory workers at Spurbeck and Lambert reach a rapid compromise after a Monday strike to justify a general rise in provisions. Despite no current price increases, material and labor costs have grown, signaling higher prices ahead. Algona’s development is noted as increasingly metropolitan as unions review fairness and equity in wage and supply costs.
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Algona
Spurbeck & Lambert
Utter Tub
Reverend Mason Named Chaplain Candidate
Rev. O. H. L. Mason of Green Mountain was endorsed by Col. Dows for Chaplain to Governor Shaw, backed by strong state university support. He is expected to be a popular and useful appointee. Local notes list social visits and travel: B. W. Saggard in Des Moines, Alfie Chapin visiting Camp McKinley with Milo, Mrs. Dayton and Mrs. Mornin guests of the Robinsons, Auditor Calkins at Marble Rock, and Mrs. Aggie Garfield Babcock visiting Algona officials. Other residents visiting or traveling include Harry Lantry, Mary Reibsamon, Mrs. Stover, Mrs. McCay, Mrs. Falkenhainer, Fred Miller, Geo. Benner, Charles Robinson, F. A. Corey, W. J. Smith, Lutie Wallace, and A. L. Peterson with Ralph.
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O. H. L. Mason
Green Mountain
Shaw
Col. Dows
B. W. Saggard
Des Moines
Alfie Chapin
Camp McKinley
Milo
M. N. Dayton
Geo. Mornin
Cedar Falls
J. W. Robinson
Dayton
Robinson
F. D. Calkins
Marble Rock
Preston
Minnesota
Aggie Garfield Babcock
Sanborn
Garfield
Garfield’s. Mrs. Babcock
Algona
Harry Lantry
Algona Friends
Ife
Lincoln
Nebraska
Wesley News
Mary Reibsamon
Thos. Reibsamon
Famius
E. B. Stover
Burlington
F. E. Day
Stover
Rev. Day
Chas. McCay
Minneapolis
Otto Falkenhainer
St. Louis
Fred Miller
Plum Creek
Dubuque
Geo. Benner
Charles Robinson
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Sewing by the Day Miss Irene Ward Exposition Tickets
Miss Irene Ward offers sewing by the day at a residence with Mrs A E Williamson opposite A A Call 357 Excursion to Omaha Exposition via the North Western Line tickets on sale daily from June 1 with rates for varying length of stay. For info contact Chicago North Western Ry agents.
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Irene Ward
A. E. Williamson
A. A. Call
Omaha Exposition
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Renoual Convention Travelers’ Protective Association
Morningside College
Memorial Day Observances at Call Opera House
Memorial Day services announced with Rev. F E Day delivering sermon at 11 a m at Call Opera House. G A R, Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans plan a 10:80 a m procession to the cemetery for graveside ceremonies and schoolchild recitations. Comrades urged attendance at the Sunday gathering.
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Call Opera House
F. E. Day
The
Methodist Church
America
Nation of America
Woman's Relief Corps and
Sons of Veterans
Opera House
Irene Rhoner
Rev. Stiles
Abra Robinson
Walter E. Forde
Glee Club
Col
Chas. A. Clarke
Ion State Street
D. A. Haggard
Coumitter
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans
Local Ads Tout Liniment Beef and Tea Remedies
A collage of 19th century retail notices tout E. and F. Liniment at 25¢ a bottle and Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure. Also promotions for steer beef, Cann on Chop tea, sanitarium foods, clocks, belts, and Algona residence lots with low prices and easy terms, plus a note about constipation and health remedies.
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Algona
Lota
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Bydan
Saigo
Gibjeet BO
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Iowa Central
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Athreight
Chicago & North-Western
Nate Soureh
Chicageo
Bes Moines
HH. Bape
Local Affairs
Oscar Lambert
Gay and
Stull
Mr. Byson
Berusaican
C. C. Lange
Algona United Workmen Lodge
Grand Lodge
Ernest E. Wheelock
Minnesota Regiment
Pacific Coast
Philippines
Wallace
J. A. Hamilton
Buffalo Center Tribune
Sifert
Kane & Co
United Workman Grand Lodge
W. J. Suckaw
Iowa Congregational Association
Hampton
Fair Ground
Wadsworth
Everpbody
Jnc. G. Smith
Frank Sedman
Independence Asylum
Kossuth
Andorfer-Garman
Prairie Township
Naner
Max Herbst
Wm. Ehlers
Joe Stiles
F. M Taylor
Jno. Goeders
Acity
Frank Day
Frank Delnert
Algona Committee
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Dr. Morse
Fred Fuller
W. H. Bailey
Algona Lodge
Burt Band
Wm. Hlvidge
Natural Grove
Alpena
W. B. Getty
Chicago ‘Limes-Herald
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Canaries
South
Slaw
Kossuth County
Edwin N. Taylor
Mary V. Patterson
GC. P. Patterson
Curlew
Junel
Joe Taylor
Union Township
F. D. Calking
John Stevenson
Vernon County
Kosanth
Stevenson
Mrs. Stevenson
J. M. Brown
Wm. Cleary
Wisconsin Assembly
Butler
Swetti
Majestic
STOVE
Opers House
Hutchison
Dinotry & Uc
Fipmtire
John Cronin
Brownell & Allred
Boston
Algona, Iowa
Glorious
Consolidated
J. A. Hamilton & Co
the Republic
Union
Col. Chas, A, Clarke
Orator
Ingley & Pua
Omaha
Sioux City
Dingley & Pugh’s
Washington Post
Wallace Circus
Washington
the Post
Dinetay & Puen
Towa
Superintendent of Public Works
J. &. Dons Hoo
City Clark
J.T. Chrischilles
E. & F. Liniment
Grove & Son
Sanitarium
Langdon & Hudson
Walker Bros
Dinepuy & Puce
Dinney & Puar
Grove & Bo
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