Algona Gales and Local Happenings Across Week
A busy week in Algona includes a birth, farm sales, meetings, licenses, and upcoming events. The Northwest Iowa M. I. Conference to hold in Spencer on Sept 26. regular and women’s relief meetings planned. Pawnee Bill's Wild West show slated Sept 19. marriages licenses issued. threshing season active and farmers busy. railroad maps and excursions announced. county fair dates Sept 26-28. local business updates and law updates.
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Fy H. Vesper
Getled
Northwest Iowa
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Spencer
Board of Supervisors
Jamea
Taylor Poat
E. McMahon
M. Weisbrod
Fenton
Durdall Hotel
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State Bank
Jon Kopachek
Geo
Clarke
B. F. Croga
Court House Square
Sun Prairie Canning Plant Interest Stirs Local Leaders
A Sun Prairie town with about 1,000 residents hosts a large canning factory and discussion of bringing a similar plant to Algona. Mr. Peek will visit with Col. Spencer’s acquaintance to explore prospects, while local youths’ Sunday baseball at the fairgrounds prompts complaints. Mrs. Damon returns from Nebraska with relatives, and a church event includes Miss Ella Cooke’s sermon and Rev. Damon’s farewell. City Solicitor Bonar reports a settlement proposal in the Call estate case, listing $36,000 for this and prior years, with funds largely held in Los Angeles and questions over taxation.
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Peek
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Spencer
Algona
Fair Grounds
A. D. Damon
Harlan County
Nebraska
Mrs. Damon
Fannia
Ella Cooke
Mr. Damon
Col. Cooke
Free Methodiat
Damon
Riceville
Bonar
Asa C. Call
W.M. Colby
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G. AvRi
Schoon
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Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea Prompts Remedy Endorsement
A Times Hillsville Va reader credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a full recovery after long suffering and wasted effort. The testimonial urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy, noting the writer's health restored and strength returned. Sold by R H Miller. Includes ad notices for local markets and travel pamphlets.
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Chamberlain
Times
Hillsville
Thad
Moore
R. H. Miller
City Council approves grade ordinance. sidewalk set aside
Taxes are levied to support city funds and bonds as council approves a 24 mill total. Funds include city 10 mills, water 6, electric light 6, library 1, and grading 3 mills. Sidewalk ordinance not acted upon. grade terms to be as outlined. City treasury described as near empty requiring money.
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