Local notes from Algona and surrounding towns
The weekly Board of Supervisors session is noted. June is described with roses, graduates, white dresses, and marriages. Algona's base ball team is mostly colored, causing mixed scheduling with neighbors. Randall Parsons reports Estherville improving this summer. Si Perkins, former comedian, married in Milwaukee to Chic. Howard Sawyer's son Howard died in Alabama. A playful Carroll Sentinel cow accident item is cited. Calmer business friction over rail service continues amid local boycotts. Oransky Mendelson & Co. will replace H Oransky Co. in a big stock sale. Cavin announces hog buying on the market to spur competition. 2-lw
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Algona
Spencer
Randall Parsons
Estherville
Si Perkins
Milwaukee
M. N. Sawyer
Howard
Alabama
South
Iowa Palls Sentinel
Carroll Sentinel
Hampton Courier
Estherville’s Pros Lose Opening Game to St James
Estherville’s celebrated black ball players traveled to St James Minnesota with about fifty supporters to face the St James Railroaders. Poor batting and fielding errors doomed Estherville as St James won 12 to 4. Duncan homered and Annis, J Cain, and others contributed. Scharfenberg relieved Jones in the sixth after an injury. Best stick work needed for future games. Odds and ends note Odd Fellows officers elected and a drug advert ends.
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Estherville
St. James
Globe
National League
Minnesota
Fundenweider
McGilligan
Fullenweider
Rand Campbell
St. James Duncan
Ofill
Cox
Fullenweider Duncan
Desmond
Kulp
Hall
Annis
Jones
J. Cain
Percy Fullenweider
Estherville Cox
B. Cain
Kehoe
Ratherville
Scharfenberg
Edwards
Percy
Campbell
Kirt Allen
Ailen
Short
Mstherville
Hulp
Duncan
Nixon
Ball
Lew Scharfenberg
St. James Fellows
Tiling Advances Across Townships In Ringared District
M K E Jordan will tile about three miles on his Jack Creek township farm after receiving two car loads. KE C Wahideick plans on one and a half miles while George K Roberts of Washington DC near Depew receives twelve cars for tiling a three mile spread. The effort expands farm land value across the region. New scarfs and designs at Gerberich Music store. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for coughs and lung issues with trial bottles free. Ellsworth College summer term offers training for teachers and certification in Hardin County.
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Ringared
Ringsted Dispatch
M. KE
Jordan
Jack Creek Township
C. Wahideick
George K. Roberts
Washington D. C
Depew
W. K. Lluviland
Armonk
N. Y
Elsworth College
Lowa Falls
Emmet
Ellsworth College
Hardin County Normal Institute
J. D.stout
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Ramona
Iowa
Viking
NAU Brothers
Board of Supervisors
Oransky, Mendelson & Co
H. Oransky and Co
Frm
C. E. Cavin
Waterloo
Milford
Odd Fellows
Estherville Lodge
A.Q O. Hauge
Noble
C. F. Sperbeck
P. L. Christensen
J.C. Cranston
Boston
Dr. King
Williame & Anderson
Chew Wetmore’s
Wetmore
M. C. Wetmore Tobacco CO
St. Louis, Mo
Lent Factory
America
Gerberich Music Store
Myerly
Sargent Bevan
Myerly & Bevan
Lawyers
Masonic Block
Geo. W. Adams
Ehurch
L.T. Hauberg
Oransky Jock
E.B
G. W. Crim
A.J. Penn
Crim & Penn, Lawyers
Cor
Lincoln and
Seventh St
Estherville, Lo
B. A
Morling
G. K. Allen
Orling & Allen, Lawyers
Albro Bluck
Estherville, Ta
E W. Bachman
Firet National Bank
South First Baptist Church
Em. McDowell
Klopp Building
Lice Stinson
Sweet Home Bakery
Lincoln Street
Onalls
F.H. Ruopxs
T. Ruopges
Ass’t Cash Bank OF
OK Meat Market
Franze
Nburg & Oehrlein
Dean Drucg Co
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