Mysterious events and local notes across Algona region
A collage of small items: Mrs Chas Ozman died on her route near Crystal Lake. a Vaughan couple welcomed a son in Thompson. a July start for a summer term. Algona light plant saves coal. Blue Earth burglaries net $8. Hayworth Dry Goods block fire losses. Coray and Eva Johnson wed in Mason City. Searville farmer H N Sande to fence 240 acres. Titonka run ends after 14 innings due to darkness. farm accident injures horse near Titonka. Bricelyn reports prolific fishing trip and cyclone losses in Snyder Oklahoma. Stacy of Albert Lea fines a brutal horse abuser. multiple families travel abroad. Burt creamery records strong milk and butter output. Titonka Parolee Pate Olson resumes work in Winnebago. Frost area injuries to Henry Hester. Bancroft jewel watch spoons engraving oddity and failed business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ozman
Crystal Lake
Laat
W. B. Vaughan
Thompson
Abourt
Stacy
Albert Lea
Justha Stacy
Wesley Record
Gemany
Sweeden
Burt Monitor
Burt Co-Operative Creamery Company
Thatea Creamery
Winnebago Presa-News
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Cure
A sensational ad claims a “sure cure” for bowel and stomach ailments including headaches and biliousness. Walters & Co drug store sells the treatment for 250 with guaranteed relief and a fear of appendicitis driving the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Walters & Co
Grundy County Servant Problem Settled Motto Cited
A Grundy County note says the servant problem is likely settled. The Grundy Center high school class that graduated last week chose a motto about facing chores with a wash tub and a saw buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Grundy Center
Bank Statement No 5184 First National Bank Buffalo Center
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Buffalo Center Iowa May 20 1905 showing resources including discounts deposits U S Bonds and securities. liabilities include capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits with a sworn statement by cashier J J Geyer on June 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redondo W
Redondale
Jack Lawson
Big Anne
Little Boy
Red Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Hambiltonian
Zadia
Florence W
Bright Mark
Minnie Payne
Red Payne
John F. Payne
Bald Chief
Mambrino Chief
Dolly
Director
Mollie
Effie Payne
Deacon
Victor V
Robert Bonner
Hambletonian
Iowa
Buffalo Center
Brilliant
Buffalo Center Horse Breeding Co
Hubbard Livery Barn
Holcomb
George Grif
First National Bank
Fom
U. S
Mia
U.S
Towa
Bes
Winnznaco
J. Guyer
J. J. Goren
Homestead Relinquishments Offer Farm Lots in Midwest
Advertises homestead relinquishments in North and South Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin with prices from 150 to 260 per acre. Claims debt-free land with seven years of no taxes, and deed eligibility after fourteen months for a small per acre fee. Lists numerous samples across multiple counties with varying sizes, timber, lakes, and railroad access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kidder County
North Dakota
New Phanow
Eureka
McPheraod County
Long Lake
Aimgong
Washburn County
Price
Douglas County
Burnett County
School House
Itasca County
Rainy River
Cruiser
St. Louis County
Minnegote
St. Louis
Toat Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
West End
Allen & Galagan
Johnston Bros
Just
Mallory & Wilson’s
Wwe
White House
Brown Shoe Company
Mallory & Wilson
Bullalo Genter
Lowa
Breeders
J. W., Woodcock
Fith, Groom
Algona Lights
F. Kroll
Blue Earth
Fred
Hayworth Dry Goods Company
Mason City
Fred Coray
Wesley
Eva Johnson
Lhey
Algons
H. N. Sande
Searville
Snes City
Bancroft
Henny Rosenan
Titonka
Korea
Bricelyn Sentinel
A.C. Hatch
Walnut Lake
A. L. Brendon
Spencer
Snyder
Oklahoma
Titanka Topic
Peta Olson
Cherokee
B.S. Pankuk
Pate
Bricalyn Sentinel
Henry Hesterhaye
Mr. Hestethune
Bancroft Register
Thera
Megorden
the Phoenix
Ribinena Wunes
Wes Eige
Des Moines
Pun’t Co
Davenport
Hugh Tost
F. Collier
Waltere & Co
M. Movernott
Notary Pubile
W. Gann
J. BY
Ruauvsox
Krenz & Daum
Buffalo
Calz
Walters & CQ
Hau Claire
Gordon
Granteburg
St. Croix
E. E. Secor
Homestead
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